Solar-WiseWaterproof Outdoor Solar Powered Mosquito Zapper UV LED Spike or Wall Light
R399
About
Get rid of all flying insects and bugs without the use of pesticides or dangerous chemicals!
Maintenance-free and easy to use for excellent mosquito killer performance.
Now you don’t have to put up with annoying mosquitoes, flies, and other flying insects, since this efficient natural insect killer is designed to attract those irritating bugs and eliminate them.
And the best part? It’s super-lightweight and compact, so you can easily take it with you on your hunting, camping, fishing, backpacking, trekking or hiking trips!
Product Features
- High-power UV light which draws the pesky mosquitoes, insect, flying insects from up to 80 feet away with no noise!
- No insecticide or chemicals are needed making this an eco-friendly option
- Upgraded Solar Panel: High efficiency with low energy consumption
- Simple & Easy to Use: once set up, auto on at dusk and auto shut off in daylight
Product Specifications
- Rated voltage: 1.2V
- Size: 280 x 50 x 50(mm)
- Length: 50 (mm)
- Battery capacity: 3.7V/18650 lithium battery 2000mAh
- Working power: 0.6W
- Light color: purple light kills mosquitoes
- Solar panels: 0.6W polycrystalline silicon solar panels
- Light source type: 4 LED 5MMUV beads
- Waterproof rating: IP65
- Working time: 10 hours
- Light source: 4 LED5mm UV lamp beads
- On/Off Mode: Turn on the backlight automatically
- Charge during the day and work automatically at night
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