DT1100 - Frequent Asked Questions
Is the Dynatrap noisy?
NO, the unit is whisper-quiet and the only sound is from the built-in fan, which is equivalent to a computer
fan.
What attracts mosquitos?
Dynatrap produces carbon dioxide which is the same gas exhaled by humans during respiration and it’s
the primary source of attraction for mosquitos.
How soon should my Dynatrap begin to control mosquitoes and other flying
insects?
The trap will begin to catch immediately if there is mosquito activity in the area.
Can I use the unit outside?
YES, you may use the unit outside or inside. For best results place the Dynatrap in a dark location away
from any competing light source.
How do I install the Dynatrap?
1. Unpack Unit. Save carton for off-season storage
2. If hanging or mounting the unit, place approximately 5 – 6 feet above the floor/ground level for optional
catch rate and easy access for cleaning
3. If hanging, attach the chain (supplied with the unit) to the ring on the top of the DT1100. Secure the chain
to a properly installed eye bolt or other holding device.
4. If mounting the unit to a wall, install the mounting bracket to the side of the DT1100. This bracket slides
into side wall of the DT1100.
5. Plug cord into an outdoor outlet or UL listed extension cord.
6. For best catch results leave unit on at all times, except when cleaning or servicing.
7. Catch rate activity will be higher at night. For best catch results it is recommended to keep the unit away
from competing light sources. Intended for household use only.
Where should I place the Dynatrap?
The Dynatrap will provide 1/2 acre of protection within the yard. You may place near the house, or place
on a sturdy tree branch. In addition, you may place the Dynatrap indoors, or in the garage to trap insects
from flying into the house.
How high off the ground should the Dynatrap be installed?
The Dynatrap can be placed, fixed, or hung, on any external object, wall, verandah post, tree or ceiling in
the area to be protected. Hang or mount unit at least 5–6 feet above floor/ground level. The unit should
