$29.99
1 in stock
This K15 Zap Pro electronic bug zapper offers a simple way to control flying insects.
The bug zapper is made of ABS material. This makes it sturdy. It has a built-in safety mesh. This prevents fingers from touching the electrical grid. Therefore, it is safe to use.
The device uses a 360 degree UV light bulb. This light attracts bugs. Mosquitoes, gnats, and other flying insects are drawn to the light. Then, the electrical grid zaps them.
Cleaning the bug zapper is simple. It has a removable collection tray. You can easily remove the tray. Then, you can empty insect debris.
The bug zapper has a 4200 volt grid. This grid electrocutes bugs on contact. This feature ensures effective bug control.
You can place the bug zapper on a flat surface. Also, you can hang it. It has a hang ring. This makes it easy to use on a porch or in a courtyard.
The device attracts various flying insects. It is effective against mosquitoes. Gnats and other small bugs are also drawn to it.
The bug zapper is model K15 Zap Pro. This identifies the specific product. It provides information for replacement or support.
This K15 Zap Pro bug zapper is brand new. It comes in a shrink-wrapped box. It is ready for use.
The device is easy to take apart. The collection trays disassemble quickly. Therefore, it’s very easy to clean.
With your purchase, you’re not only getting a great product. You’re also helping to support Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Condition: Donated new in shrink-wrapped box
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