DynaZap DZ30200SR Outdoor Electronic Bug Zapper and Flying Insect Killer – All Weather Electric Mosquito Zapper Protects up to 1 Acre

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1. AGB1985 Verified Buyer – 18 April 2024

   Great bug zapper. Deducted 1 star only because replacement bulb is kinda pricey and hard to find locally.
   

2. Mark Gallon Verified Buyer – 4 May 2024

   This unit will require 110-120VAC power supply which is not compatible with UAE. Had to purchase power converter to use this Bug Zapper. Seller have to include supply details.

   Works well however.
   

3. Stephen A. Nakelski Verified Buyer – 30 June 2024

   Good price, weather resistant, 1 acre coverage, great performance this season

   

4. Danny Boy Verified Buyer – 7 November 2024

   So far so great. We’ve had this for just about a week and almost immediately noticed a decline in the mosquito population. While we were swarmed when we went outside, we now see only the occasional mosquito to the tune of the zap and sizzle in the background. It doesn’t seem like it’ll be all that easy to clean the bottom but it zaps mostly the smaller bugs and they fall through. I’ve added a mosquito attractant to help the little guys to make the right choice and go into the light. We have had a Dynatrap sucking version for a couple of years and really like it too. The electric version seems like it’s going to fill the gap on the bugs that the sucking version misses.
   

5. Mark W. Verified Buyer – 11 November 2024

   Michigan summers are full of mosquitoes and other flying insects. I keep this plugged in and it zaps very well. June bugs are best since it zaps for a long time. While my wife doesn’t like the zapping, I like it for keeping the flying critters at bay.
   

6. Paige Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   The picture is the results when I let it run for 3 days (I usually clean it out about every 1.5 days, but I forgot). We live in Kansas and I’d say we normally have a normal amount of bugs around our house. It’s not loud, my toddler can’t fit his fingers in it, and most importantly – it kills the heck outta bugs. I’ve been recommending it to all of my neighbors.

   

7. Donovan Atwood Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   I purchased two of these since I live in a swamp. Everyday I need to use a can of compressed air to clean them out due to the amount of dead bugs on this. The grating keeps the larger moths from getting zapped but this is also a good thing. The moths have a habit of smoking a bit. The bottom grate is a bit narrow so things do get caught and are hard to clean. All in all no product will ever be perfect but this does very well for what it’s worth. One issue is the electrical cord is small so unless your putting it right by an outlet you’ll need an extension cord.

   Pros:
   Does what it needs to
   Super bright to attract insects

   Cons:
   Electrical cord is small(12 inches) so extension cord is needed.
   Grate at bottom is small openings
   

8. Chris Lee Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   All Bug zappers attracts and kill, but what is so important is it self cleans or comes close. I was not paying attention. Then notice after three days bug more then normal at night with zapper on. I noticed this in the morning. Not good for me, a lot of the time I can’t come out everyday to clean. Well needless to say this is going back, a faulty design. Onto the next attempt, which will be an led one I saw..

   

9. CGR Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   I will first say, go to the dynazap website, they have some great info on cleaning, maintenance, etc. After looking at our zapper this morning I thought “How am I supposed to clean this thing?” I found the excerpt below via DynaZap: ————— Here are the steps you should take to clean your zapper safely: Unplug the unit from the outlet to power off before cleaning. Remove the 4 screws from the bottom of the unit to release the access door. Gently tap the unit to get insects to drop out of the bottom of the unit. If available, use a leaf blower, vacuum, or similar device to remove insects. After cleaning, replace the access door and secure with the 4 screws. During the height of insect season, you might find yourself cleaning your zapper more frequently. Check on your zapper and the collection of debris or dead bugs weekly to decide whether you need to clean the device out. Always clean your DynaZap® at the end of the season before you store your device. This way, your zapper will be ready to go next season (and you aren’t attracting other pests with the collected insects). ————— That said, for us, it worked well. We live on 24 wooded acres and the amount of bugs at times we get at night it crazy enormous, especially around our back entry door. When my husband leaves for work at night and turns on the light to see, all these bugs are everywhere and fly into the house. I am hoping this Dynazap will help thin the mosquitoes and buggies. As you can see from my pix, after just one use the bugs are coating the UV bulb and they are left dead all over the deck. Thus, I would say it is effective for us. I will probably move it soon away from the house to lure the bugs away as suggested by Dynazap. I kept it close so I could keep an eye on it at first. My one complaint is the super super short cord. To me, that is kinda ridiculous. Overall, though, it gets the job done.

   

10. Sean Sanborn Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

    Get ahead of the government and get yourself this automatic bug fryer. Just put your dinner plate under it int eh mornign and by dinner time you awill have your first helping of insect protein already cooked and ready to eat.
    

11. robochick Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

    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.

    

12. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

    Bug zapper Will not work after more than a few bugs get zapped have to clean it off and then it starts working for a few minutes you can see in the picture where they get stuck on the cage and it overwhelms the bug zapper I do not recommend

    

13. Cheryll Day Verified Buyer – 5 April 2025

    This item kills bugs, functions as it should and I feel a great value for the money
    

14. Mamadena Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

    The first unit worked great for about five minutes, then it wouldn’t zap anymore even though the light was still on. Packaged it up to send back, and ordered a replacement. The second unit also worked great and passed the five-minute mark, so I went inside. I came back out an hour later and the zapping function had quit, just as before. Now I have both defective units boxed up to go back. I have a lot of bugs this season, so I’m guessing that in each case the cheap electronics that produce the high voltage “zapper” were not up to the task of zapping so many bugs and just burned out. If you have lots of bugs stay away from DynaZap and look for something more heavy duty.