Trap lamps
To signal insects there is more and more demand for (besides the use of catching sheets) the so-called blue trap lamps. The flying insects are attracted by ultraviolet light. On their way to the lamps the insects fly against an energised grid, so that they are destroyed quickly and painlessly and subsequently come in a demountable collection tank on the underside of the equipment.
| lamp | field of action (m2) | dimension (mm) | power comsumption (watt) | weigth (kg) | UV-lamp | grid voltage | article no. |
| Katlan junior+ | 50 | 285x140 | 12 | 1,5 | 1x6 W | 1200V/4,5ma | 410900257 |
| Katlan 30+ | 180 | 390x150x150 | 30 | 2 | 1x30 W-u | 4000V/10ma | 410900303 |
| Katlan 80 | 700 | 460x200 | 80 | 2,9 | 2x40 W-u | 4000V/10ma | 410900338 |
| Katlan prof 50 | 450 | 38,5x39x19 | 65 | 8 | 2x25 W | 4000V/10ma | 410900451 |
| Katlan prof 80 | 750 | 44,5x39x19 | 85 | 10 | 2x40 W | 4000V/10ma | 410900508 |