The Surge Protector Bed Bug Trap is the only power bar that doubles as a bed bug detection trap. Blending seamlessly into home decor by doubling as a 6 outlet power bar and surge protector, this trap allows for discreet yet effective bed bug monitoring. This trap can be used in a variety of places including, but not limited to, hotels, hostels, bed & breakfasts, and in and around your home.
1. Open Surge Protector by pressing the front facing button. Lift up.
2. Peel off protective paper on glue strip before use.
3. Close trap and plug into wall.
4. Turn Surge Protector On.
5. The built-in heat source and "human scent" lure will attract bed bugs to then climb into the trap where they will become trapped on the replaceable glue cartridges.
6. Monitor the trap frequently for bed bugs and replace the glue cartridge after 90 days or when bed bugs are trapped.
Monitor bed bugs undetected and protect your electronics from power surges. Thanks to its discreet design and dual functionality, the Surge Protector Bed Bug Trap can be used in a variety of locations including, but not limited to, the following:
Hotels and Hostels
Businesses and Offices
In and around the home
Dormitories
$39.99
The Surge Protector Bed Bug Trap is the only power bar that doubles as a bed bug detection trap. Blending seamlessly into home decor by doubling as a 6 outlet power bar and surge protector, this trap allows for discreet yet effective bed bug monitoring. This trap can be used in a variety of places including, but not limited to, hotels, hostels, bed & breakfasts, and in and around your home.
| Weight | 1.1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 11.7 × 11 × 5.8 cm |
| 5 star | 75% | |
| 4 star | 0% | |
| 3 star | 25% | |
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Marvin –
Great
Faithful Red –
Says what it does, does what it says.
Thomas –
works good
Anne –
It was just a precaution to check and see if there were any bugs didn’t have any. Although it did trap a mosquito. I think it would trap bugs if their were any.
Dawn –
they do work. plug them in behind your bed. behind dresser somewhere with little light. bed bugs stay away from light and tend to stay in dark that’s why they move at night. it releases the same thing your body does that attracts them. beg bugs travel on floor from place to place being on floor more chances of them going to the trap.
Michelle –
Excellent product. And very discrete. I also like that the power bar actually works