I've had one of the bigger dynatrap indoor bug traps for 4 years and have loved it. We moved from an apartment to a house so I wanted another one but my model seems to be discontinued. So I tried out this newer model. It's smaller and the light is led instead of a bulb like my older model. This one seems to get the job done just like my other one. Give it a try it'll help knock out those moths, Flys, fruit flies etc.

Has a nice bright light, pops the bug when they enter, sometimes slow smokes the bigger bugs. I found most the bugs get stuck in the grill, but if they do drop they can easily pass though the bottom. The electrical cord is super short, but that seems to be the thing for bug zappers like this style. I have a large bug zapper I bought from a big box home improvement store and it has the same length electrical cord. This unit does not have a dusk to dawn light sensor built in so if you want or need that functionality you will have to buy separate sensor that ties into the AC cord.

I keep this Dynatrap on 24/7. Unlike the outdoor one that doesn’t trap mosquitoes like DynaTrap advertises, this unit is very effective, knats, fruit flys, regular flys. Company lists what the unit and inserts does accurately. I change the glue insert out about every 2 weeks.

I keep this Dynatrap on 24/7. Unlike the outdoor one that doesn’t trap mosquitoes like DynaTrap advertises, this unit is very effective, knats, fruit flys, regular flys. Company lists what the unit and inserts does accurately. I change the glue insert out about every 2 weeks.

We were having a severe mosquito issue this year. Bought this for the chicken run and after 3 days the population was reduced significantly, after 3 weeks we barely have any at all. Also works to catch moths so after a few weeks we no longer have any tomato hornworms either!