UV Insect Killer Lamp 2x15W for Rooms up to 100 m²

Insect killer lamp with two 15W UV tubes, ideal for indoor spaces up to 100 m². Kills mosquitoes, flies and other flying insects effectively.

SKU 8240-TP336EAN 5410329661885Item type: Assembled

Description

This UV insect killer lamp is a professional device designed for effective pest control in indoor spaces up to 100 m². It has two FSL T8 fluorescent tubes of 15 W each, with G13 caps and an estimated life of up to 8,000 hours, emitting type A ultraviolet light (UV-A), which is very effective at attracting flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies and other pests.

Insects are killed by electrocution on an internal grid fed with a voltage of between 2000 and 2500 V. The body is made of tough, flame-retardant materials (ABS, metal and aluminium), for reliability, sturdiness and long life.

The unit has a removable insect collection tray to make maintenance easier and is designed for either free-standing or suspended installation, using the chain supplied. The mechanical on/off switch gives direct manual control of the unit.

Ideal for professional settings such as laboratories, warehouses, workshops, storage areas and commercial premises, where continuous, effective protection against flying insects.

Main features
  • Solid, sturdy construction
  • Removable insect collection tray
  • Can be installed on a wall (suspended) or free-standing

Technical details

Materials ABS, aluminium, metal
Lamp type UV-A T8, 26 mm diameter, G13 cap
Fluorescent lamp power 2 x 15 W
Lamp life up to 8,000 hours
Coverage up to 100 m²
Maximum power consumption 39 W
Electric grid voltage 2000 – 2500 V
Power cable length 75 cm
Power supply 220–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz

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