Questions and Answers for PIC LED Bug Zapper

A:  Hello. Thank you for contacting us. If you are referring to the bug zapping bulb it operates off the switch on the wall. If you have any further questions, please contact us directly at customercare@pic-corp.com.

A:  Yes, but the dead bugs fall into the housing when it is bulb-side-up instead of bulb-side-down. You may have to take it out and shake the dead bugs out periodically

A:  Hi Joey. Thank you for being a valued customer of PIC Pest Free Living. The PIC Led bug zapper can be used in a table lamp with a shade as long as the bulb is not fully enclosed. If you have further questions, please contact us at customercare@pic-corp.com.

A:  No

A:  Double click the Light Switch. 

A:  The PIC dual purpose bug zapper and LED light operates off of the switch on the wall or from the switch on a light fixture. Please contact us at customercare@pic-corp.com if you have any further questions. Thank You, PIC customer care

A:  works like a normal light bulb, if you flip light on and off it has 3 settings, off, light and zapper on, or just zapper on.

A:  You wouldn't t want to cause it won't stay on long enough to be effective in killing the bugs.

A:  No and it does not work on Bugs either 

A:  no

A:  It is not optimal for that purpose. When switched on, the bug zapper starts and the LED light illuminates. The second time it is switched on, the bug zapper starts but not the LED light. The third time, it returns to both being switched on. In other words, it alternates between the light illuminating or not.

A:  The PIC dual purpose bug zapper and LED light is not recommended for use in a motion sensor light. Please contact us at customercare@pic-corp.com if you have further questions. Thank You, PIC customer care

A:  No

A:  Never thought about it. Thinking that you should try and call the place where you purchased the item, and ask them there.

A:  Hi Pooh, We appreciate your question regarding the PIC LED Bug Zapper. You cannot replace lighting inside of the bulb. Please reach out to customercare@pic-corp.com for more information. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  No, it’s not replaceable.

A:  No, it is a one piece product.

A:  No, there is no brightness to it. Just the blue light to draw bugs.

A:  Yes, especially for outdoor lighting, but the light is diverted down or up, not spread out like a normal light bulb, but it will work in a normal table lamp.

A:  Yes, with two significant caveats. The bug bulb is larger than a regular bulb, both longer and larger in diameter. Also, the bug bulb has to hang vertically with the socket up. There is a bug catch tray below the blue light.0

A:  The light bulb is designed to be installed with threaded part up and the LED light down. I don't know if it's safe to install it upside down because the hottest part of the light is at the top and dead bugs will be right next to the heated element potentially causing a fire.

A:  KI don't know from personal experience, but the fact that it fits in a standard socket, I do not se why it would not work, but please ask for someone who has tried it that way first.

A:  Turn your light on once you get the light turn off then back on and you get just the bug light

A:  I found that if one should call the store that sold the product ... one will get the answer :-)

A:  You can choose just the blue bug light, or both the bug light and the white light.

A:  Yes. Just switch the power on and off and it will cycle from light, bug light and both.

A:  The Bug Zapper has a sequencer built into it. turn it on once and the UV light comes on. Turn it off and on and the LED light comes on. Off an on a third time and both are on. The lighting choice is yours. I used it in my garage in a simple ceramic light fixture with a pull-string with gret results.

A:  This model stamped as 3 watt consumption.

A:  This has 9 watts.

A:  9 watts

A:  DL Y

A:  Hi Steve, The PIC LED Bug Zapper is 9 Watts. Thank you, PIC Customer Care