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Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor, 4-in-1 High-Voltage Mosquito Killer Lamp, Cordless Insect Trap for Patio

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Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor, 4-in-1 High-Voltage Mosquito Killer Lamp, Cordless Insect Trap for Patio Sale price$62.99 Regular price$93.99

Take Back Your Evenings Outside

Take Back Your Evenings Outside

Mosquitoes and gnats decide when your patio night ends — usually about twenty minutes in. This set counters them from two directions: the staked panel zapper holds the yard line with a 4,500-volt UV grid that recharges itself in the sun every day, while the 4-in-1 lantern hangs at the table or the tent and doubles as your evening light. Charge by daylight, zap by night, and skip the sprays, cords and refills.

Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor, 4-in-1 High-Voltage Mosquito Killer Lamp, Cordless Insect Trap for Patio benefits

Solar and USB-C charging

The top-mounted solar panel refills the 4,000mAh battery in about 10 hours of daylight, and a USB-C port tops it up in about 4 hours when the weather does not cooperate.

4,500-volt UV grid

A 15-inch electric grid uses UV light to draw in mosquitoes, flies, gnats, fruit flies, moths and wasps, then zaps them on contact.

Stake, hang or stand

Removable stainless stakes plant it in the lawn, the included chain hangs it from a hook or branch, and the flat base sits on any table.

4-in-1 lantern companion

The portable lantern zapper adds a flame-effect glow, an RGB ambient ring and a white camping light, all in one hangable unit with a carry handle.

Charges All Day, Works All Night

Charges All Day, Works All Night

The rooftop solar panel refills the 4,000mAh battery while the sun is up, so the 4,500-volt UV grid is ready every evening without cords or outlets. Stake it in the lawn, hang it from a branch, or set it on the table — then let the lantern cover the campsite.

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