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Eazyzap
Eazyzap LED Fly Killer Stainless Steel 150m² Coverage
£84.36(£101.23 inc VAT)
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The Eazyzap stainless steel LED fly killer is a wall-mounted insect control unit designed for commercial and food service environments where hygiene standards must be maintained. It uses LED ultraviolet tubes to attract flying insects and a glue board or catchment tray to retain them discreetly, without the mess associated with electrocution-style units. The stainless steel housing keeps it practical in areas where food hygiene compliance matters.
With a coverage area of 150 square metres, this unit is well suited to smaller kitchen spaces, service counters, front-of-house areas, and hospitality settings such as bars, cafés, and small restaurants. It will handle routine flying insect pressure in these environments reliably through service periods without requiring constant attention. For larger kitchens or high-risk food production areas with greater floor space, a unit with wider coverage would be more appropriate.
The LED lamp technology draws notably less energy than older fluorescent fly killer units, which makes a practical difference when units run continuously across a full service day or overnight. Running costs are lower, and the lamps have a longer service life, reducing the frequency of maintenance visits.
- Removable catchment tray simplifies disposal and supports hygiene records
- Stainless steel housing is easy to wipe down and suits food preparation areas
- Discreet enough for front-of-house placement where customer visibility is a consideration
- Low-energy LED lamps reduce running costs compared with fluorescent alternatives
Installation is straightforward — the unit is mains powered and wall-mounted, so placement should be planned to avoid direct competition with bright ambient light sources, which can reduce effectiveness. Position away from doorways and draughts where possible to improve capture rates.
If you are unsure whether this unit is the right coverage size for your site, or if you need advice on placement for compliance purposes, the team is happy to help you work through it.
Frequently asked questions
Is 150m² coverage sufficient for a commercial kitchen?
For smaller kitchens, café prep areas, and front-of-house spaces, 150m² is generally adequate. Larger kitchens, busy food production sites, or premises with multiple rooms would typically benefit from a unit with greater coverage capacity or more than one unit positioned strategically.
Where should this unit be positioned for best results?
Mount the unit away from external doors and draughts, and avoid placing it in direct competition with strong ambient or natural light sources, as this reduces its effectiveness in attracting insects. Positioning it between the likely insect entry point and food preparation areas tends to give the best results.
How often does the catchment tray need to be checked or replaced?
In most commercial kitchens, checking the tray weekly is sensible practice and supports hygiene record-keeping. Frequency will depend on insect pressure at your site — high-risk periods such as summer months typically require more regular inspection.
£84.36(£101.23 inc VAT)
£84.36(£101.23 inc VAT)
The Eazyzap stainless steel LED fly killer is a wall-mounted insect control unit designed for commercial and food service environments where hygiene standards must be maintained. It uses LED ultraviolet tubes to attract flying insects and a glue board or catchment tray to retain them discreetly, without the mess associated with electrocution-style units. The stainless steel housing keeps it practical in areas where food hygiene compliance matters.
With a coverage area of 150 square metres, this unit is well suited to smaller kitchen spaces, service counters, front-of-house areas, and hospitality settings such as bars, cafés, and small restaurants. It will handle routine flying insect pressure in these environments reliably through service periods without requiring constant attention. For larger kitchens or high-risk food production areas with greater floor space, a unit with wider coverage would be more appropriate.
The LED lamp technology draws notably less energy than older fluorescent fly killer units, which makes a practical difference when units run continuously across a full service day or overnight. Running costs are lower, and the lamps have a longer service life, reducing the frequency of maintenance visits.
- Removable catchment tray simplifies disposal and supports hygiene records
- Stainless steel housing is easy to wipe down and suits food preparation areas
- Discreet enough for front-of-house placement where customer visibility is a consideration
- Low-energy LED lamps reduce running costs compared with fluorescent alternatives
Installation is straightforward — the unit is mains powered and wall-mounted, so placement should be planned to avoid direct competition with bright ambient light sources, which can reduce effectiveness. Position away from doorways and draughts where possible to improve capture rates.
If you are unsure whether this unit is the right coverage size for your site, or if you need advice on placement for compliance purposes, the team is happy to help you work through it.
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