Zevo Max Flying Insect Trap
Zevo Max Flying Insect Trap
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How it Works
The Zevo Max Indoor Flying Insect Trap gives you the Power of 2 Traps in 1 Device*! Attract and catch more bugs in more places* with a specially designed blue and UV light system, 360 degree attract and capture design, and 2X the sticky cartridges* that you never have to touch. Plus, the new 5 ft cord helps you reach more places and target specific problem areas within your home.
Use Zevo fly trap to eliminate fruit flies, gnats, and house flies.
- Effortless 24/7 protection.
- The Power of 2 Traps in 1 Device*.
- Worry-free way to eliminate fruit flies, gnats, house flies and more*.
- Use near specific problem areas like fruit bowls, trash cans, doors, or plants.
Includes 1 Corded Device + 2 Cartridges.
What is Zevo Flying Insect Trap?
Zevo Flying Insect Trap consists of a durable plug-in device base, which uses blue and UV light to attract flying insects and a disposable refill cartridge. The flying insects fly into the back of the cartridge and get stuck on the powerful adhesive pad which you can easily remove and dispose of. It's a great way to get rid of flying insects without the mess and odors.
How does the Zevo Flying Insect Trap work?
The Zevo Flying Insect Trap uses blue & UV light to continuously attract & trap flying insects. The disposable cartridge snaps onto the device base and, once it's plugged-in, the blue/UV lights from the device base shines up into the cartridge, creating a blue glow that attracts house flies, fruit flies & gnats. The insects get stuck on the strong adhesive pad (which faces the wall not the room!) which you can easily remove & dispose of.
What types of flying insects does it catch?
The Zevo Flying Insect Trap is designed to catch house flies, fruit flies & gnats.
Where in the home should the trap be plugged in?
Zevo flying insect traps work best near where flying bugs hangout inside your house (not outside). Feel free to move the trap around to different outlets to find where it's most effective in your home. Zevo works especially well in kitchens, dining rooms, bathrooms, garages, bedrooms, enclosed patios, and near entryways or doors.
Is there anywhere you should NOT keep your trap plugged in? Any competing lights/spaces to avoid?
The Zevo Flying Insect Trap should NOT be used in uncovered outdoor spaces where it could get rained on or wet. Avoid placing it next to tv or computer screens or in areas where furniture, curtains or corners may obstruct the insect from finding its way to the trap itself.If you can't see Zevo, insects can't see Zevo either.
Help! My Zevo trap isn't catching flying insects. What do I do?
Try placing traps in outlets that are easily accessed by flying insects. If you can't see Zevo, insects can't see Zevo either. Make sure your Zevo Flying Insect Trap isn't being blocked by furniture, curtains or corners that may obstruct the insect from finding its way to the trap itself. Instead of plugging Zevo behind a door, we recommend plugging it in front of the door or on the wall opposite the door. For larger sized rooms, we suggest using 2 or more traps. If you've followed these tips and your trap is still not catching flying insects, reach out to our customer service team and we'll be happy to help.
How long does it take until you start seeing bugs?
How fast you see bugs being caught depends on close you place the device to the source of the issue & how many bugs you have in your home.
When should you replace your trap insert?
Replace cartridge when it is full of insects. Check it every 15 days or as needed.
Can I use the Zevo Flying Insect Trap in spaces with kids, pets and/or near food?
Yes! Zevo's U.S. device base is in compliance with applicable third party electrical safety standards. It is a durable, plug-in base that requires 120V/60Hz power and a standard North American plug type. As with other electrical devices, please keep away from children.
Is Zevo Flying Insect Trap safe to be near a chameleon cage?
We suggest NOT placing our trap near chameleons as they can be sensitive to UV light.