Keep mosquitoes out of your space without sprays, chemicals, or contact. This quiet trap draws them in with light, captures them through airflow, and stores them in a removable base.
Mosquito Trap
- Attracts mosquitoes and keeps them contained
- There is nothing to touch during emptying
- No sprays or airborne substances are required
- Operates quietly at under 20 dB
You've Been Fighting Them the Hard Way
Summer often means choosing between a plug-in that leaves a chemical odor, skin spray before bed, a candle that works only when you sit in its smoke, or a porch zapper that makes a sharp crack while mosquitoes still get through.
Those methods mainly attempt to keep mosquitoes away. This trap takes another approach: it draws them away from the room’s occupants. They follow the light as usual, enter the device, and cannot escape.
- No chemicals
- No noise
- No batteries
- No risk
Four Steps. Zero Chemicals.
They come to the light
Mosquitoes respond to particular wavelengths. A gentle 395nm lamp attracts them from across the room while remaining dim enough to sleep beside.
The fan pulls them down
Inside, a 7-blade rotor produces a consistent downward current around the opening. Once a mosquito approaches, the airflow draws it inside before it can turn away.
They stay in the base
A funnel-shaped compartment below the fan becomes narrower toward the bottom, preventing mosquitoes from climbing back out. Anything collected by the lamp settles into the removable lower tray.
You tip it out and rinse
About once per week, twist off the base, empty the contents into the trash, and rinse the tray under the tap. Nothing needs to be touched, scraped from a grid, or swept from the floor.
Safe Enough to Run Beside a Crib
This lamp contains no insecticide, so it releases nothing into the air and leaves no coating on walls, bedding, or children’s toys. Since there is no chemical, it also produces no chemical odor.
Its operation relies only on light and airflow. A protective grille covers the recessed fan, keeping the blades away from small fingers and curious pets. There is no exposed metal grid, no high voltage, and no sudden snapping sound.
Use it in a nursery, in a room where a dog sleeps, or while someone is pregnant. The lamp operates the same way in each setting.
How it compares to what you’ve already tried
Compared with sprays, zappers, plug-ins, and citronella candles, this device offers a straightforward alternative.
| Everything else |
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|---|---|---|
| See what it caught | Yes | No |
| Safe in a baby’s room* | Yes | No |
| No spray, no fumes | Yes | No |
| Silent all night | Yes | No |
| Nothing to refill | Yes | Sometimes |
| Works in any room | Yes | Sometimes |
Depends on the product
*When used as directed. Comparison based on typical products in each category.
One Lamp. One Room. All Night.
Each lamp covers a room measuring up to about 400 square feet, including a bedroom, nursery, living room, or covered porch. Because air enters around the entire body, orientation does not matter.
Placement has a major effect. Position the lamp low, around knee to waist height, away from your bed and from windows with competing light. Since mosquitoes seek the strongest light in the room, make this lamp the main attraction. Switch off the television and bedside lamps at bedtime to improve its pull.
Keep the unit operating continuously. Its energy use is similar to that of a phone charger, costing roughly a couple of dollars per year when run non-stop. Results accumulate during the first week or two as it removes mosquitoes already breeding indoors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the light keep me awake?
No. The lamp gives off a soft violet glow rather than bright white light, and the illumination points inward. Most people find it dimmer than a nightlight. If you are extremely sensitive to light, use the 8-hour timer and turn the device toward the wall.
Is it safe around kids and pets?
Yes. No insecticide is used, nothing is sprayed into the air, and there is no electric grid. A protective grille keeps fingers and paws away from the fan blades, and the lamp is designed for nursery use.
Does it make that snapping noise?
No. Snapping is produced when electric zappers fry insects against a high-voltage grid. This trap uses airflow instead, with only a very quiet fan sound under 20 dB.
How long before I notice a difference?
The first catch commonly appears within a few hours. A more noticeable change generally develops over one to two weeks, after the device has worked through mosquitoes already living indoors. Leave it running.
Does it work outside?
It can be used on a covered porch, screened patio, or deck when connected to a power bank. An open yard has too much moving air and competing light, so use the trap within a defined space.
Where should I put it?
Set it low, between knee and waist height, away from your bed and other light sources. Turn off competing lights at night so the lamp becomes the brightest object in the room.