The AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid is an industrial size electrocution trap designed for the purposes of luring and killing nuisance flying pests. The product is manufactured by Gardner Products and can be conveniently mounted on a wall or suspended from the ceiling.

The AG-241 is built with non-rusting aluminum and uses a non-chemical trapping system. Two, 40 watt bulbs emit UV light that lures the unsuspecting fly to the electric grid where they are zapped and fall into a catch tray that can be easily removed and emptied out. This is a great method of fly control for those that don't want to use chemical means of control and would rather not constantly be changing out glue boards.

Tools Needed

The AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid comes ready to use right out of the box with no tools required for setup though you may probably need a screwdriver for mounting on walls.

How to Use

• Step 1: Take the AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid out of its packaging.
• Step 2: Mount it to a wall or post 3 to 6 feet above the floor. Our suggested areas is to mount onto a wall or suspended it from the ceiling depending on the area you wish to place it.
• Step 3: Plug the unit into a wall outlet and it is ready to zap.
• Step 4: Clean out the electric grid of dead pest bodies periodically by easily removing the catch tray and disposing of the dead fly bodies.

Where to Use

The AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid is ideal for use in sensitive areas that you would rather not use chemicals to control fly infestations either indoors or outdoors. Ideal areas for placement would be warehouses, shipping docks, hallways, food prep and packaging areas and stables. It is best is positioned 5-15 feet inside openings or doorways.

When to Use

Use the AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid when you have a infestation of flies or other flying pests and want a non-chemical means of getting rid of them.

Safety Information

Please only use the AG-241 Suspended Electric Grid in accordance to label directions. Keep the product out of reach of pets and children and away from areas that may become flammable.

Special Considerations

It is suggested that you change the bulbs once or twice a year depending in the region in which you live. For southern regions change in the spring and fall, and in all others regions it is best to change in the spring.