One of the latest fly light designs by Gardner is the UCT-15. With its unique slender design, it can fit in places other fly lights are too large for. Install it vertically or horizontally under countertops, tables, and on walls where it can trap flying insects attracted by beverages and snacks at bars and buffets. It is easy to install and maintain, just mount the bracket where you need protection, attach the fly light to the bracket and turn it on. It uses a 15 watt UV bulb and two 3” x 11” glue boards which easily slide in and out of the fly light at each end.

Tools Needed

Use the bracket provided to mount the fly light.

How to Use

• Step 1: Locate where the insects are gathering
• Step 2: Place the mounting bracket under or on top of any flat surface
• Step 3: Slide the fly light onto the bracket
• Step 4: Plug it in and change glue boards out as needed

Where to Use

This fly light is perfect for trapping flies and gnats that gather in places where food and drinks are served, such as bars, restaurants, and break rooms. The Gardner UCT-15 can be mounted under or on top of any smooth surface such as bars, countertops, tables, and walls near trash cans to keep nasty insects away from food and drinks. The cool feature about the UCT-15 is that it’s very portable and can be moved to where ever it is needed most.

When to Use

The Gardner UCT-15 Under Counter Trap Fly Light can be left on day and night to provide 24-hour protection from flies and gnats.

Safety Information

Although the Gardner UCT-15 Fly Light is extremely safe, be sure to use the correct 15 watt UV bulb. Always plug it into a standard 110V receptacle. It is chemical free and also safe to use around children and pets.

Special Considerations

The Gardner UCT-15 is meant to control for flies or gnats that hang out in localized areas around food or drinks. For a severe infestation, you may want to install larger fly lights in places away from food and beverage areas, keep the bar areas clean and use a quick knockdown insecticide. Check the glue boards often and change them out as needed.