Plug-In Fruit Fly Trap with Dual-Wavelength UV Light, Double-Sided Glue Cards and Multi-Device Kits – LFSYS
Plug-In Fruit Fly Trap with Dual-Wavelength UV Light, Double-Sided Glue Cards and Multi-Device Kits – LFSYS
A plug-in fruit fly trap uses 365 nm and 395 nm UV light to draw fruit flies, fungus gnats, moths and other small flying insects toward a double-sided transparent glue card. The LFSYS trap works quietly without zapping or added odor, so it can remain in an indoor outlet while kitchens, bedrooms and plant areas stay free from the noise of an electric grid.
Setup takes only a few steps: remove the protective film, slide the adhesive card into the clear plastic device and plug it into a wall outlet. A darker room with fewer competing light sources can improve attraction. Choose kits with one, two or three devices and 10, 11 or 20 refills; the selected configuration includes one device and 10 refills. Check the card daily and replace it after insects collect on the surface.
Specifications
- Brand: LFSYS
- Product: Plug-in flying insect trap
- Model: CD1-107
- Selected kit: 1 device and 10 refills
- Additional kits: 1 device and 11 refills, 2 devices and 10 refills, or 3 devices and 20 refills
- Light wavelengths: 365 nm and 395 nm
- Capture method: Double-sided transparent adhesive card
- Target pests: Fruit flies, gnats, fungus gnats, moths and flying insects
- Use location: Indoors
- Operation: Quiet and odor free
- Housing material: Plastic
- Color: Clear
- Selected dimensions: 2.49 L x 2.68 W x 3.7 H inches
- Selected weight: 0.1 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the LFSYS fruit fly trap capture insects?
Dual-wavelength UV light attracts small flying insects, and the double-sided glue card holds them without an electric zap grid.
Where should I place the plug-in trap?
Use it in an indoor wall outlet near activity such as houseplants or kitchen areas; a darker location with less competing light can improve attraction.
Which kit is selected?
The selected option includes one device and 10 refill cards, while other variants provide different device and refill quantities.
When should I change the adhesive card?
Check the card each day and replace it when insects have covered the usable adhesive area.