Electric Fly Swatter 12 1.5V 2200V 17.5in 10.6oz
Handheld electric fly swatter kills mosquitoes and flies on contact with a 2200 V grid, measuring 17.5 in and weighing 10.6 oz
- Kills flying insects on contact with a 2200 V grid
- Outer nickel-plated mesh plus inner aluminium layer prevents leakage and resists bending
- Runs on two included AA batteries for portable indoor and outdoor use
- Chemical-free operation avoids toxic sprays and environmental harm
- Lightweight 10.6 oz frame extends to 17.5 in for comfortable reach
Handheld Electric Fly Swatter
This handheld zapper kills mosquitoes, flies, gnats and other flying insects on contact. It uses a dual-layer mesh with an outer nickel-plated stainless steel grid and an inner aluminium layer. The unit measures 17.5 inches in length and weighs 10.6 ounces. It is designed for indoor and outdoor pest control.
Battery Power and Voltage Limits
The swatter runs on two included AA batteries supplying 1.5 volts each. The circuit boosts this input to a high-voltage output rated at 2200 volts for the electric grid. Operation requires pressing and holding the activation button on the handle. Batteries must be replaced when depleted as there is no rechargeable option.
Build Materials and Daily Handling
The frame is constructed from plastic with the mesh layers designed to resist deformation and prevent electrical leakage. Safety notes warn against touching the inner mesh while active, squeezing the mesh layers, or inserting metal objects. The unit must not be cleaned with water or used near flammable gases and liquids. It is not a toy and must be kept away from children.
Highlights
- Kills flying insects on contact with a 2200 V grid
- Outer nickel-plated mesh plus inner aluminium layer prevents leakage and resists bending
- Runs on two included AA batteries for portable indoor and outdoor use
- Chemical-free operation avoids toxic sprays and environmental harm
- Lightweight 10.6 oz frame extends to 17.5 in for comfortable reach
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which version should I choose between the 1.5 V and 2200 V models?
There is only one version; the 1.5 V figure is the battery supply voltage while 2200 V is the peak output voltage of the same swatter.
What does the 2200 V rating mean when I am actually using it?
It is the maximum voltage the grid can deliver on contact, giving a strong shock that kills mosquitoes and flies instantly.
What interface or standard does the 1.5 V supply use and what does it limit?
It runs on two standard AA (R6) batteries, so runtime and replacement cost are limited by ordinary alkaline or rechargeable cells.
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