Stinger Flat Panel 🦟 Zapper - Ideal for 1/2 Acre Review

I had two of these. They do a pretty good job of luring bugs to the edge of our backyard and then electrocuting them. I ride it all year round and it breaks down after about two years, probably because of the bad weather, although California is pretty mild. Make sure it's on the edge of your yard to keep the bugs out of your path. It must be visible to put them on. I have it hanging on the side of the fence at about eye level.

Purchased 18th June 2018, plugged in and the light came on. I didn't hear a single dying bug on the grille. I won't go any further because the lights went out on July 20th, pretty much the same day the return window closed. The zapper has no controls that I could find. It is either connected and powered on or disconnected and powered off. Of course, the wall switch still turns it on and off as long as you remember to do it every day and night. I was hoping for a sensor that would turn it on at…

This is a replacement for a device that I have used on my fish pond for several years to control mosquitoes. I switched to pills for this as I found too many beneficial insects to kill externally. And mosquitoes aren't attracted to ultraviolet anyway. However, I realized that my large garage (where I store bird/squirrel/deer food) would be the perfect spot for this device to help me with those ubiquitous pantries. moths! After buying another bulb for the first unit and realizing that wasn't the