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to your supplier or a certified electrician for repairing/replacing the
part. Never carry out repairs yourself!
14. Remove the plug from the socket and switch off the insect-killer
immediately, if you hear strange noises, smell something or see
smoke.
15. If the electric cable or the plug is damaged, it must by replaced by
a qualified person. Never carry out repairs yourself!
16. If the lamp, starter, fuse or any other part is defective or damaged,
it must be replaced by a qualified person. Never carry out repairs
yourself.
Operating principle
The insect-killer is designed to attract flying insects, such as flies, moths,
mosquitoes, etc. using ultraviolet light. As they fly towards with light, they fly into
an electrified metal screen that electrocutes them.
The device
The insect-killer is highly efficient and safe. It is fitted with a safety switch so that
should there be a short-circuit in the device, it will not blow your entire domestic
electricity system, but just trip the insect-killer itself.
The electrified screen is made from stainless steel. This material has been chosen
so that there is only minimal crackling on electrocution and the insects neither
combust nor is the material damaged.
The special UV lamps are totally harmless to humans and pets.
An external safety screen protects users from coming into unintentional contact
with the electrified screen.
The insect-killer uses no chemicals or sprays, does not emit smoke or odours,
produces no waste and is environmentally friendly.
The insect-killer is designed to be used indoors, in the home, in work areas, retail
outlets, etc.
Installation
When placing and installing the insect-killer, it is important to take the location of
the device in the room/space into account.
1. Place the insect-killer centrally in the room; that way, the ultraviolet light can be
dispersed better and attract insects from the entire area.
2. Place the insect-killer on a wall or in a corner if the room/area is not very large.
3. The best height for the insect-killer is 1.5 to 2 metres off the ground, which is
the most common flying height for insects.
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