Sandalwood Indoor & Outdoor Rechargeable And Solar Electronic Bug Zapper/Insect Killer with UV LED Bulb Powered by Solar Panel or DC Adapter [Upgraded Model]
LEDdistributors • 9 years ago
Product Features
- Works in 2 Different Modes: Indoor Cordless Bug Zapper, Enjoy the Cordless Option up to 15 hours on a Single Charge [Works indoors only]
- Outdoor Solar Bug Zapper, Just Set the Zapper to Pest Killer Mode, no Charging needed Solar Penel Automatically Turns the Zapper on at Dusk and off at Dawn to Conserve Power
- UV LED Insect Killer Attracts & Entraps Mosquitoes & Other Flying Insects
- 8 LED Bulbs Provide Local Illumination for Garden, Patio or Walkway ,Light mode Works as Lanturn only
- The Sandalwood Bug Zapper works optimally in a range up to 3000 sq feet

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