Catchmaster Vector Optima Black Wall-Mounted UV Fly Light Trap, Fly Trap for Restaurant Dining Areas, Bakery, Deli & Meat Cases, and Office Spaces, UV Lamp Insect Killer

I got this because we have a bad fly problem at our church. We have a couple of bug zappers already there, but the sound of a fly getting zapped tends to disrupt the quieter moments during our service. This is totally quiet and discreet but still collects the pests as well as the zappers. So much so that I ordered a second one.

Best purchase ever. Even though we get our yard sprayed for mosquitoes monthly we still got them coming in when we went in and out the back door. Since I bought it I haven’t had any issue with and bugs getting in cause they all stay around the light. Which is also nice cause it gives off a soft enough light I can also use it as a nightlight in my kitchen. So it def does the job and functions great! Built well too. I attached it above my kitchen door and plugged it in with an outlet I have a timer attached to so I don’t have to constantly plug and unplug it every day. And I used cord holders to keep the cord in place.

So far so good, Use it in the garage. After a day of having the garage door open it really cleans the flies, gnats, etc out. Used about 3 weeks and replaced the board twice.

Do not use the mounting plate. Horrible mounting design...be prepared to get frustrated mounting it. I made my own mounting plate because the design is so bad.

These do a great job of attracting flies and the sticky pads are super easy to change. They're also not an eyesore like other wall light traps i've seen in the past. Super easy to install.

This trap works well! The light attracts the bugs and they get stuck to the board. It doesn't leave a mess of dead flies on the ground underneath like other designs do. I'm very happy with it, but marked it down one star because it doesn't have an on-off switch. Also, the glue boards have to be replaced and they are pricey.

We run a non profit that provides free meals to the community throughout the week. Keeping food items in the pantry, even in airtight containers has not helped to get rid of the little moths that are always hanging about. It's so difficult to wipe them out because we don't want chemical fogs or sprays being used in a food prep area....don't want them used at all actually, food prep or not. This doesn't eliminate the problem entirely, but it definitely diminishes the infestation. It's so weird because we keep everything airtight now, but the problem arose by mishandling of flours and pastas from years past and even with no access to foodstuffs they are finding a source of sustenance somewhere. Anyway, this does capture a great deal of them and continues to do so as new ones hatch out. It's easy to mount...screws provided, but we found that alien/nano tape was much simpler to use. It's also easy to change out the sticky replacements sheets when needed. The building is large with 14-16 foot ceilings, but we are planning on acquiring a large space ozone generator. We used it in our apartment and it eliminates all odors and pests...fantastic device and one our venue needs. But for the average home that is plagued with tiny flying insects, this manner of dealing with them is very effective and non-toxic.

Came damaged. One and done.