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The HANES GEO COMPONENTS BZ-40 is a plug-in outdoor bug zapper rated at 5,500 volts, designed to protect up to 1 acre of outdoor space from flying insects. It uses a 40-watt fluorescent UV bulb to draw mosquitoes, biting flies, wasps, and moths into a high-voltage electrical grid that eliminates them on contact. The unit operates continuously, 24 hours a day, without noise. A weather-resistant housing makes it suitable for outdoor installation. A dedicated Octenol mosquito lure is included to increase attraction range for mosquitoes specifically. Licensed pest control technicians and general contractors handling outdoor site maintenance are the typical installers.
The BZ-40 is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor applications where flying insect control is needed across large open areas. Typical installations include backyard patios, decks, poolside areas, outdoor dining spaces, and landscaped grounds up to 1 acre. The included Octenol lure targets mosquitoes as a supplement to the UV attraction. The unit plugs into a standard outdoor-rated electrical outlet and requires no additional tools for basic setup. A plastic safety guard is integrated into the housing to prevent accidental contact with the grid by children, pets, or wildlife.
Designed as a plug-in outdoor bug zapper for use with standard outdoor-rated electrical outlets in residential and light commercial settings.
Installation is handled by plugging the unit into a GFCI-protected outdoor electrical outlet, which is standard practice per NEC requirements for outdoor receptacles. Position the unit away from competing light sources to maximize UV attraction effectiveness. Do not install the unit indoors or in enclosed spaces. Keep the unit unplugged when replacing the bulb or lure to avoid contact with the electrical grid.
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