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Kaz Inc UVB45 1 Acre Bug Killer

Kaz Inc UVB45 1 Acre Bug Killer

(60 customer reviews)

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Description:

1 acre bug killer. Premium bug killer features a dusk to dawn sensor and an easy On/Off indicator to let you know it is working. Uses black light technology that lure 40% more insects. Free cord included for ease of installation. 1 acre coverage. Includ

Features:

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1 acre bug killer

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Premium bug killer features a dusk to dawn sensor and an easy On/Off indicator to let you know it i

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Uses black light technology that lure 40% more insects

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Free cord included for ease of installation

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1 acre coverage

Product Details:

Product Length:	17.5 inches
Product Width:	17.5 inches
Product Height:	20.0 inches
Product Weight:	1.0 pounds
Package Length:	19.6 inches
Package Width:	9.4 inches
Package Height:	9.2 inches
Package Weight:	6.5 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 60 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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29 of 29 found the following review helpful:

Worked well at first but doesn't last !Apr 27, 2008
By JRM
I bought this product after a friend's recommendation last spring. I placed it on a far corner of our deck and it did work well at killing insects. However, the grid quickly becomes clogged with dead insects and killing power is reduced drastically until you clean it with compressed air. Then, this spring I went to put it out again and the unit won't operate. I bought a new UV bulb thinking that was the issue, but it still doesn't work. Called customer support and they tell me it's likely a bad starter. Now I have to deal with returning and waiting weeks for my unit back. Get a Flowtron instead - my neighbor has had one for years!!

19 of 19 found the following review helpful:

Works as designedApr 02, 2008
By J. Ferrer
I purchased the Stinger UVB45 at Costco in Plano Texas recently. After reading the less than glowing reports for the UV15/UV40 model, I wasn't expecting a great outcome. Before permanently mount the unit, I placed it on the patio table at sundown and powered it up with an extension cord. After about 2 hours, there were at least a 100 to 150 small young mosquitos and a few other larger insects under the unit. I'll have to say the unit works very well in my informal testing, and it is a keeper. I live in a Dallas suburb with many pockets of stagnant water in the community, so this unit will be appeciated in the months to come.

17 of 18 found the following review helpful:

Keep on lookingSep 01, 2008
By skd
This product is not worth the price. It quit working after about 45 days, so my husband decided to check it out and found that the design was poor. The auto on board was not sealed off, which allowed moisture to enter. It is just not worth the money. Keep on looking for another brand that will hold up.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Wished I'd have read the reviews!Jun 09, 2009
By C. Frame "practical, charming mom"
Apparently I'm not the only one having this problem which is a big disappointment to the manufacture of these bug lights. I bought this one in March, plugged it in and chose the "sundown" option where the light would turn on at dusk. I noticed it working fine ... for about two weeks. I was assuming the bulb had burned out since the power light to the unit was functioning. I bought a replacement bulb for another 20 bucks or so, replaced the bulb tonight and had no luck. I've been a fan of the Stinger for quite a few years but this ULTRA model is apparently nothing but garbage. Yeah, it's going to work great for a while but don't expect it to last. Definitely NOT worth the price tag ... in this case, pricier does NOT mean "better."

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Zapper without the Bzzzzzt NoiseSep 12, 2009
By Kevin Moore "Kevin Moore"
This thing is awesome. I was very happy with my old Mosquito Magnet until it stopped working, and I had not heard that these zappers no longer made any zap-noises. I didn't do an exact analysis, but I assume I'm saving a lot of money on energy, based ont he bulb wattage ans how often I had to put another 20 lbs of propane into the magnet.

This can be set two ways - day & night or just night use. The "switch" is very simple, it's just a cover that slides over a photovoltaic cell. The instructions say not to leave it out in the rain, but that is exactly where ours is right now. It will last about 2 years even if you just leave it out. (we're on our second one right now - and this doesn't bother me at all compared to what I spent on the old mosquito magnet). Actually the first one might have had a burnt bulb - never tried to change it.

As for mosquitos, I would say it's a bit more thorough than the magnet. With the magnet, it takes until the 2nd year before you won't get bitten in your backyard. After the first year, you'll see one only occassionally. With the Zapper, even during the peak of the first summer (for one year in between we had nothing), you'll rarely see a mosquito. Now into the 3rd year, I can't remember the last time I saw a mosquito in any corner of our 1/4-acre yard. The the first summer we left it on 24-hours a day.

For placement, too, I put it to the far side of the side-yard opposite the garage, so I can't see it from any window or the back yard. The neighbors asked what it was, but the light didn't bother them and they appreciate the reduced mosquitos. The old magnet had to be in the shade, which meant in the backyard in view of the porch.

For total insects, the zapper of course doesn't discriminate. It gets all the moths also, which is fine for me - less catapillers on the trees, and less moths getting in the house - and I can leave the front door light on now at night when I'm out and not come back with an etymology collection on my screen door when I get back.

The one thing you'll notice is the metal mesh fills up every week or so, and because of the diameter of the outer mesh, it's hard to clear it by just blowing out the dead bugs. You can, but you'll give yourself a headache or half pass out! It seems to keep working full or empty. I wish I had some compressed air to clean it out, though.

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