
UV light lures them in, the grid zaps them
A purple UV light draws fruit flies, gnats and other small flying insects towards the tower, where a high-voltage grid behind a protective cage zaps them on contact.
- UV light attracts flying insects
- Grid zaps them on contact
- Protective cage around the grid

A bug zapper that doubles as a warm lamp
Switch to lamp mode and the tower glows a soft amber, so it easily earns its place on the kitchen counter or a bedside table long after the last fly has gone.
- Press and hold for lamp mode
- Soft warm amber glow
- Looks tidy on any table

Rechargeable, so it works away from a socket
The built-in battery runs the zapper for up to 6 hours on a charge and a USB lead tops it up. Use it unplugged in a covered spot, or plug it in for all-day use.
- Up to 6 hours per charge
- Charges by USB
- Timer mode for auto shut-off

A protective cage keeps the grid out of reach
The zapping grid sits inside a slim cage of vertical bars, with a touch control panel at the front and a tripod ring that keeps the tower steady on a table.
- Grid inside a protective cage
- Touch control panel
- Steady tripod stand

Stand it on a table or hang it on the wall
Charge it, then set it about 1 to 1.5 metres above the floor in a dim spot away from other bright lights, either standing on its tripod ring or hung up on the wall.
- Charge with the USB lead
- Tabletop or wall-mounted
- Best in a dim, sheltered spot
Light does
the work.
A cordless UV bug zapper that doubles as a warm table lamp. Stand it on a table or hang it on the wall, then let the light do the work against flies and gnats.