Apder, zp1.68 2019 Upgraded Bug Zapper with UV Light-ML11, Z02

First I tried a battery operated zapper, but it didn't do much of anything. Returned it and then bought this.What a difference. It kills no seeums, mosquitos, etc like crazy.1 star off because slide out catcher at bottom is not well designed and doesnt lock or snap in place. Slides out too easily and a little difficult so set just right.But otherwise very pleased. Extra bulbs are also a big plus

We’ve had a heck of a mosquito problem here in North Texas this summer, and the little boogers were sneaking into the house every time someone opened a door, and eating up my grandbabies. Can’t have that! I bought one of these and set it up on top of an armoire in the kitchen, near the door that is used most often to come in or out. Pretty soon, BANG! .......ZAP! .......POP! Oh, it kills ‘em alright, and it’s about as loud as a .22 short being fired inside the house. Scares the crap out of my dog every.single.time. But I don’t mind, even if he does, because it gives me great satisfaction to hear those nasty things being vaporized. I’m fixin’ to buy another one for the back patio, and a third for the front porch...... although I’m a little worried that the ones outside will cause a bug fire and burn the house down. I’m telling you....it’s been really BAD this year!

For the zapper to work, the insect has to touch two of the wires to get electrocuted or zapped. The problem with this ISILER Bug Zapper is that the gap between the wires are too far from each other. I'm guessing the gap is around 1/3 inch. That's a big gap and will not zap mosquitoes, flies or similar size flying insects. In many occasions I've seen flies crawling on the wire themselves. I was hoping this will work due to all the positive reviews, but not for me.

Arrived on time, in one day on a Sunday.This is a preliminary report and I'll update it if I need to.I almost missed that there was a black cleaning brush in the box. I was going to throw the first box away and it fell out as I was flattening it. I looked in the second box and didn't see the brush in there until I shook the box upside down and it fell out.As someone else described, there are three modes and you flick the power switch to change modes (light+UV, light only, UV only). I had to play with my on/off switch timing to change modes because I was using a pushbutton switch and it was a little slow to activate the mode change.I put one light in my darkened kitchen where a gnat that's been taunting me. I think it drinks from the water drops that hang out in my sink basin.I put the other one in my bedroom, so hopefully it'll catch the mosquito that bit me at 4 a.m. this morning. Thank goodness for Same Day Delivery on a holiday weekend Sunday.I put both bulbs in UV only mode.I'm not quite sure I'll know if these bulbs kill only two bugs since there's no catch tray and they don't make a zap sound when a bug gets zapped but hopefully I'll find something in the morning.I thought about putting one bulbp right outside my sliding glass door so I could leave the door open after dusk, but I figured the bulbs weren't strong enough to prevent every mosquito from passing through my screen door.One note: For my second lamp, these bulbs are fairly large and the lampshade/hood is fairly snug so not much UV light gets out.

I have been fighting one fruit fly infestation after the next ever since I got cats. The f***ers love the litter box. I got these Zapper bulbs a week ago, and *boom* no more fruit flies. They screw in just like a regular light bulb and are very easy to use. Flip the switch to turn on the Zapper, off and back on to have Zapper with the light, and vise versa. No sound, no odor, just constant pest control and bright clean LED light when you need it. Fantastic product at a great price. The purple glow of the Zapper even doubles as a great night light.

Once it’s together it’s great. Hard to put together especially if your brother helps you and “can do it without reading directions”. Because then you don’t put the bars through the net before you attach the bars to the base etc. Pain to connect all the springs but. That’s every trampoline. Very nice that they include a pull tool to help with that. Once it’s together it’s a really nice size for a three-5 y/o. Older if it’s outside and the kid has more room to jump without smacking the ceiling. Seems sturdy and safe. Glad I bought this.

Unlike my last bug zapper, this one does not get hot after two hours. Had it on for over a day in my garage. Warm in there with the door open. Did its job and killed all the bugs. It did get slightly warm after being in 85 degree heat for about 6 hours-but no problem. Started turning it off in the day and just running it at night. Very happy with it. Used one of the 2 spare bug lights in my old zapper-it had a burned out one. The replacement bulbs are constantly emitting a pulsating light all the time-very annoying and I noticed the unit is not zapping very many bugs anymore. Maybe they had a bunch of not so good bulbs and decided to give them away for free. The zapper itself does not have the pulsating light. UPDATE: 10/09/2018--Both replacement bulbs that came with the unit have burned out. One burned out within 10 days and the other was used part time for less than 3 weeks before it burned out.

We had a large mosquito problem ant this zapper works through the night killing them. It is quite loud when a mosquito gets zapped but at least you can hear when and know it's working. Seriously recommend it for mosquito problems.