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Magnet Pro Plus Cordless
Mosquito Magnet Pro Plus Cordless
Avergae retail cost is
$1,395.00
Traps pests within a 1-1/2 acre range — equipped with accessory kit
The Mosquito Magnet® Pro Plus packs all the features of the original Pro
model, along with enhanced coverage and cordless power. Ideal for
commercial use and large residential areas, it begins trapping
immediately and interrupts the breeding cycle within 4-6 weeks. Find out
why the U.S. Coast Guard used our Magnets to rid their Bahamian station
of 1.5 million mosquitoes in just six days.
How it works:
The Pro Plus utilizes Counterflow Technology to attract and kill biting
insects. Powered by a solar panel, lithium battery pack, and
thermoelectric module, it requires no electricity and runs silently 24
hours a day. At the end of the 21-day cycle, the unit shuts off and
cools down, keeping the battery charged.
Features of the Pro Plus:
1-1/2 acre coverage
Includes accessory kit: three replacement nets and seven octenol
attractants
Completely cordless operation
High-powered internal fans
LCD display with one-touch controls
Audible alert and “Gas Empty” signal for refilling tank and attractant
Extra-large net for maximum catch
Easy access to net, attractant, and battery
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Find out why the U.S. Coast Guard used our Magnets to rid their Bahamian station of 1.5 million mosquitoes in just six days.
Styles of Mosquito Magnets:
Mosquito
Magnet Liberty Plus
Mosquito Magnet
LureVac
Mosquito
Magnet Pro Plus Cordless
Mosquito
Magnet® Defender
Mosquito
Magnet® Liberty
How do
they work?
Where to Place
Mosquito Magnet in Your Yard
Differences Between the Pro and Liberty Models
Did you know only the female
mosquito sucks blood.
What makes mosquitoes different from all other flies is the presence
of a long piercing mouthpart called a proboscis. Male mosquitoes
differ from the female gender in that they have feathery antennae
and smaller mouthparts.
The most important difference between male and female however lies
in what the proboscis is used for. The adult male uses its
mouthparts to feed on flower nectar and juices. The female
mouthparts however are used for piercing, cutting and sucking. Only
the female mosquito sucks blood, which she needs to produce eggs.