
DYNATRAP
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about DYNATRAP from 3G Electric.
What is the coverage area of the DYNATRAP DT2030 electronic insect killer?
The DYNATRAP DT2030 is rated for a maximum coverage area of 43,560 sq ft. It operates at 5.5 W and includes one lamp. The housing is made of plastic. This model is designed for outdoor use and is typically deployed in large yards, gardens, or commercial properties where broad-area flying insect control is required. The unit uses UV light to attract insects and an electrocution grid or retention system to capture them. When specifying the DT2030, confirm that the power supply and mounting location are suitable for outdoor operation and that the coverage area matches the intended application.
What replacement bulbs are available for DYNATRAP electronic insect killers?
DYNATRAP replacement bulbs are available in several wattages and dimensions. The 6 W bulb (MPN 32050) has an overall height of 9 inches and a width of 5/8 inch, and is supplied in a set of two. The 9 W bulb (MPN 21050) measures 6 inches in height, 1 3/4 inches in width, and 1 3/4 inches in depth. The 7 W bulb (MPN 41050) measures 5 1/4 inches in height and 1 1/2 inches in width. These bulbs emit UV light to attract flying insects. When ordering replacements, match the wattage and physical dimensions to the specific trap model to ensure compatibility.
How do DYNATRAP glue card traps work and where can they be used?
DYNATRAP glue card traps are paper-style traps that use an adhesive surface to capture moths and other flying insects. They do not require electricity or insecticides. Each pack contains six glue cards. These traps are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. The glue cards are placed in areas where flying insects are active, and the adhesive retains insects that come into contact with the surface. They are typically used as a supplemental or standalone method for monitoring and reducing flying insect populations in spaces such as storage areas, garages, or covered patios. Replace cards when the adhesive surface is covered or no longer tacky.
What is the difference between the DYNATRAP DT3007 and DT3007W indoor fly traps?
The DYNATRAP DT3007 and DT3007W are both bait board traps designed for indoor use against flying insects. The DT3007 is black and targets moths. The DT3007W is white and targets gnats. Both use an adhesive board to attract and retain insects without electricity or chemicals. The color difference may be relevant for placement in different indoor environments or for aesthetic reasons. When selecting between them, consider the primary flying insect species present and the intended location. Both models operate as bait board traps and are part of the DYNATRAP indoor fly trap line.
What are the power requirements for DYNATRAP electronic insect killers?
DYNATRAP electronic insect killers in the supplied range operate at 5.5 W. This low wattage is typical for UV-light-based traps that run continuously. The units include one lamp and are housed in plastic. Power requirements are minimal, but the devices are intended for outdoor use and should be connected to a suitable outdoor-rated power source. When planning installation, consider the length of the power cord, the availability of an outdoor outlet, and any local electrical codes. The low power draw means multiple units can be operated without significant electrical load, but always verify the total load if daisy-chaining is not permitted.
Can DYNATRAP traps be used in commercial or industrial facilities?
DYNATRAP traps are used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The electronic insect killers are designed for outdoor use and can cover large areas, making them suitable for commercial properties, warehouses, and industrial yards. The indoor bait board traps and glue card traps are used in indoor environments such as kitchens, offices, and storage areas. When deploying in commercial or industrial facilities, consider the coverage area, insect species, and placement to avoid interference with operations. The traps do not use insecticides, which may be relevant for facilities with chemical restrictions. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation and maintenance.
