Female biting insects require blood to nourish their eggs. They get that blood from you, your family, your pets and your friends. They track down hosts by sensing the carbon dioxide (the primary cue), moisture and heat from breath, body odors and color contrasts. SkeeterVac® mosquito exterminators create a combination of those cues. This tricks the insects into thinking the trap is a host. Once the pests are attracted to the exterminator, they are captured on the sticky trap or sucked into an enclosure by a powerful vacuum fan. Once trapped, they quickly dehydrate and die. Creating attractants from propane gas from a standard grill cylinder is burned in a sealed combustion chamber where it is catalyzed into warm carbon dioxide and water. This precision mixture is exhausted out into the air stream. A unique time-release FineTune® lure at the top of the unit emits a scent that when combined with CO2 increases the attraction power for many species. Different species like different levels of the scent. Only SkeeterVac® mosquito exterminators allow you to vary the amount of attractant to match the species in your backyard. Adjustment is made by simply turning a dial.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Skeeter Vac  Models
ModelCoverageApplicationCO2 Rating
SV 15Up to 1/2 acreSmall residential properties15,000 cc/hr
SV 3100Up to 1 acreResidential properties with moderate insect biting problems27,000 cc/hr
SV 51001+ acreResidential properties with moderate or heavy insect biting problems35,000 cc/hr

 

 

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