DynaTrap Tungsten DT160-TUN ¼ Acre Decora Outdoor Mosquito and Insect Trap

Nice quality

De verdad lo devolvi no me funciono para nada

Really wanted this to work so we could enjoy our back porch once again without threat of being carried off by the hoards of mosquitoes outside. First few days were promising, it did catch a handful of mosquitoes, although it seemed like slow progress, it mind blowing like some reviews have shown. Progress seemed to stall and eventually I didn’t see any new dead ones after about a week. After 11 days the motor quit running for the fan and the light bulb will no longer come on, completely dead, cannot figure out why. Was placed in a safe area above the ground, was out of the weather. Spent way too much money and ended up disappointed. Definitely wouldn’t recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Bought this for my porch to sit it under the table. We have a type of Mosquito that likes to bite your ankles. We have large zappers along the perimeter and wanted something quiet that catches the ankle biters not getting zapped by the big zappers so you can enjoy the porch. Hard to see how many got caught in the first night but it's about half of the bucket. They are alive for the most part so its a bit shocking to push back the baffle and tons of mosquitos come zooming out. Crazy good system. Will be turning it off during the day to let the caught ones die or maybe dunk the basket. Does exactly as I wanted. We'll see how well it holds up over time.

Nice starter device but inefficient for mosquitoes- for that a smaller netting size and port for CO2 would be necessary. Other product that has those features is “designed in Germany” and therefore overpriced at nearly $400 without the cylinder that has to be purchased separately. Unrealized opportunity in this market, but maybe we have to live with bugs since CO2 is disapproved and beer is now saturated with nitrogen?