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Vector® discreet™ ilt electronic fly system
VECTOR Discreet ILT Electronic Fly System
Use the front of the house model to capture strays wandering into public areas where fly control needs to be less obvious, but just as effective.
For Use In: Restaurants, Schools, Hospital Rooms, Hospital Common Areas, Daycare Centers, Offices, Nursing Homes, Vending Areas, Bars and more!
Total Fly Control for Public Areas
The Vector Discreet Fly System is a stylish insect light trap which uses high-efficiency compact tubing offering the same light output as traditional fluorescent lamps. The Vector Discreet Fly System is unobtrusive, and its attractive design allows for placement in public areas where fly control needs to be less obvious.
26 Watt UV Bulb - Produces 26 watts of UV light directly out front of the unit. The resulting emissions are further amplified by an interior reflective design feature which bounces light through a frosted cover made of a unique translucent material.
Large Catch Area - Adhesive trapping board trap area is 72 sq in (456 sq cm) and is designed with grids for HACCP monitoring.
Energy-Efficient - Energy-saver feature reduces electricity cost compared to traditional lamps.
Attractive - Appropriate for use in sensitive areas. The unit may be installed horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
Power Requirements: 110-120 V 60 Hz
Each unit is provided with one UV bulb and a set of adhesive trapping boards
Note: two boards used at a time
All hardware to mount the unit is provided
One Year Warranty (excluding lamp and adhesive trapping boards)
Very subtle yet highly effective fly trapping device
Ideal for sensitive public areas
VECTOR Electronic Fly System Discreet : 1 unit/case
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VECTOR? Discreet? Electronic Fly System - Use the front of the house model to capture strays wandering into public areas where fly control needs to be less obvious, but just as effective.
