Pestrol Dominator Multi Insect Trap

Comprehensive Pest Control with the Pestrol Dominator Multi Insect Trap

Take charge of insect control with the Pestrol Dominator Multi Insect Trap. This trap effectively targets a variety of pests, including mosquitoes, Codling Moths, Guava Moths, and Fall Army Worm Moths. With coverage extending up to 1 acre (4000 sqm), it’s the perfect solution for both residential and commercial spaces. Whether you are protecting your backyard, orchard, or a larger property, the Dominator interrupts pest breeding cycles, ensuring lasting relief.

Since it’s built to withstand all weather conditions, the Dominator offers year-round protection indoors and outdoors. Moreover, with double the coverage of our Pestrol Terminator Outdoor Mosquito Trap, it helps you maintain a secure environment.

How the Pestrol Dominator Works

• Patented Air-Actuated Gate System: The system uses airflow from the built-in fan to trap insects.
• Efficient Design: Once insects are caught, they cannot escape, even when the device is off.
• Strategic Placement: Place the Dominator away from other light sources for better results.

By positioning the trap strategically, you’ll enhance your catch rate and disrupt breeding cycles for mosquitoes and moths.

Mosquito Control

When used as a mosquito trap, the Pestrol Dominator provides exceptional mosquito control. Its dual UV light bulbs and TiO2 coating replicate human heat and scent, attracting mosquitoes. Combined with a specialised mosquito lure that simulates human smells, the trap draws mosquitoes in quickly. Once inside, a powerful fan pulls them into the desiccation chamber, where they dehydrate and die. Using the mosquito lure regularly boosts your catch rate, thus helping to reduce mosquito populations.

Codling Moth Control

Codling Moths can cause significant damage to fruit trees, particularly in orchards. To combat this, the Dominator uses pheromone lures to attract female Codling Moths. As it interrupts their breeding cycle, the trap prevents these pests from laying eggs on fruit. This process is crucial for protecting crops in both large residential and commercial orchards. Regular placement of the pheromone lure ensures ongoing protection throughout the moth season.

Guava Moth Control

Guava Moths are notorious for damaging fruit, especially in orchards. However, the Pestrol Dominator, equipped with pheromone lures, helps reduce their population. These pheromones specifically target female Guava Moths, disrupting their reproduction. Once drawn to the trap, the fan pulls them into the chamber, preventing further infestation. By positioning the trap strategically in orchards or gardens, you can protect your guava and other fruit trees from significant damage.

Fall Army Worm Moth Control

The Fall Army Worm Moth is a highly destructive pest, especially for crops like corn and rice. The Pestrol Dominator, when used with specific pheromone lures, effectively targets this moth. By attracting and trapping the Fall Army Worm Moth, the trap prevents the pests from laying eggs, which reduces crop damage. Its wide coverage makes it suitable for agricultural fields and large gardens. With regular use, you can maintain a pest-free environment and protect your crops.

Boost Your Defence with Specific Lures

• Mosquito Lure: Simulates human odours to boost mosquito catch rates.
• Moth Lures: Pheromone-based lures target specific moth species (Codling, Guava, and Fall Army Worm).

This targeted approach ensures effective control of each insect type, providing a robust and versatile pest control solution.

Take Command of Your Pest Control Strategy

The Pestrol Dominator Multi Insect Trap is a versatile and powerful tool for controlling mosquitoes and moths. Whether you are managing a residential backyard, orchard, or commercial property, the Dominator, with its specialised lures and broad coverage, is your key to maintaining a pest-free environment. Invest in lasting peace of mind and enjoy the outdoors without the nuisance of mosquitoes, Codling Moths, Guava Moths, or Fall Army Worm Moths.