A trap light draws flying insects from every direction around the lamp.

Chemical-free insect control, in one quiet lamp
Cordless and USB-powered, for bedrooms, patios and campsites.
Physical trap
Nothing to spray and nothing to inhale — just empty and reuse.
USB rechargeable
Charge over USB and use it indoors or out, wherever bugs gather.
Low-noise design
Calm enough for bedrooms, living rooms and other quiet spaces.
Three steps to fewer bugs
Top up over USB — from a wall plug, laptop or power bank.
Set it where insects gather — bedside, kitchen counter, patio table or tent.
The trap light does the rest, drawing and catching insects around the clock.
One lamp for every corner you actually use
Cordless and USB-powered, so it moves with you — from the bedroom at night to the patio at dusk.
Keep it a couple of meters from where you sit or sleep — insects drift to the lamp, not to you.
Run it after dusk with other lights off; the trap light works best in the dark.
Empty the tray in the morning, rinse it out, and it’s ready for the next night.
Simple, quiet, and easy to live with
Catches insects, not your attention
A trap light attracts flying insects to a physical grid. There's nothing to spray and nothing to inhale — just empty and reuse.
A quiet matte black finish
Understated matte black that sits naturally on a nightstand, kitchen counter or patio table without standing out.
A cleaner alternative to sprays and coils
| Feature | Other bug traps | Our lamp |
|---|---|---|
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MethodHow it works
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Sprays & fumes | Chemical-free |
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RefillsOngoing cost
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Keep rebuying | Reusable |
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PowerHow it runs
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Plug-in only | USB cordless |
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NoiseSound
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Loud zap | Quiet |
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CleaningUpkeep
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Messy | Rinse & reuse |
Questions, answered
Does it use any chemicals?
No. It uses a trap light and a physical grid — no sprays, liquids or scented refills.
How is it powered?
It's USB rechargeable and cordless, so you can use it indoors or take it outside.
Is it noisy?
It runs on low noise, which makes it suitable for bedrooms and living spaces.
What colour is it?
Matte black.
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