Catchmaster Vector Optima Black Wall-Mounted UV Fly Light Trap, Fly Trap for Restaurant Dining Areas, Bakery, Deli & Meat Cases, and Office Spaces, UV Lamp Insect Killer

This works great. We have it in a commercial food space to catch bugs. It’s been there for over a year. Good quality doesn’t make any noise.

Best purchase ever. Even though we get our yard sprayed for mosquitoes monthly we still got them coming in when we went in and out the back door. Since I bought it I haven’t had any issue with and bugs getting in cause they all stay around the light. Which is also nice cause it gives off a soft enough light I can also use it as a nightlight in my kitchen. So it def does the job and functions great! Built well too. I attached it above my kitchen door and plugged it in with an outlet I have a timer attached to so I don’t have to constantly plug and unplug it every day. And I used cord holders to keep the cord in place.

Totally useless - not worth the electric for plugging in. Wiil catch a few moths but when replacing the pad some moths would fly off the paper - the paper is not sticky enough - I've used 3 sticky pads and didn't catch one fly. Flys will sit on the product. Very frustrating.

I got this because we have a bad fly problem at our church. We have a couple of bug zappers already there, but the sound of a fly getting zapped tends to disrupt the quieter moments during our service. This is totally quiet and discreet but still collects the pests as well as the zappers. So much so that I ordered a second one.

This Vector Light Trap is lightweight, and easy to install. It comes with a template and can be mounted using two points of contact, or you can use the provided bracket. The light is a Phillips UV light bulb. The plug is UL rated. The front door opens by pulling down and exposes the glue board so you can change it. Cons: Only comes with 1 glue board. Replacement glue boards are available but these are pretty pricy. If there were 2 things I wish this could do... 1. I wish there were an easy way to replace the fly trap boards. Like a slot to put this through. Currently, you have to peel this off and I frankly don't like keeping my hands where dead bugs are. 2. I wish there were an on/off switch. No switch means that I'm either unplugging this by hand, or using an outlet timer to set it to go on and off at certain times.

So far so good, Use it in the garage. After a day of having the garage door open it really cleans the flies, gnats, etc out. Used about 3 weeks and replaced the board twice.

These do a great job of attracting flies and the sticky pads are super easy to change. They're also not an eyesore like other wall light traps i've seen in the past. Super easy to install.

Do not use the mounting plate. Horrible mounting design...be prepared to get frustrated mounting it. I made my own mounting plate because the design is so bad.