UV08 Compact 20w Heath Moth Trap Kit
ALS Mains 20w Compact Heath Moth Trap KIT - complete with bulb and 5m cable with a 3-pin plug, Waring's Concise Moth Guide + 6x ST15 & 3x ST16 of Pots
One of our bestselling moth traps with great value for money. The high catch and retention rate make it perfect for the beginner through to the professional alike.
Excellent for garden use and for holidays. Selling worldwide.
Very lightweight moth trap made from durable polypropylene.
Easy to assemble. Fully flat packs.
Catch rates are similar to twin 30w actinic.
Dimensions: 25cmx25cmx28cm box height. 33x27x7cm flat packed
Total height with vanes 47cm. Weight (with electrics) 3kg.
UK Step-up Voltage Converter 110V - 220V. A small plug-in converter allowing UK power mains devices 240Vac units to be powered from a 110Vac main outlet is available for this Trap (see Moth Traps-electrics page). Useful for our North American customers or UK customers travelling to North America.
ALS Mains 20w Compact Heath Moth Trap KIT - complete with bulb and 5m cable with a 3-pin plug, Waring's Concise Moth Guide + 6x ST15 & 3x ST16 of Pots
One of our bestselling moth traps with great value for money. The high catch and retention rate make it perfect for the beginner through to the professional alike.
Excellent for garden use and for holidays. Selling worldwide.
Very lightweight moth trap made from durable polypropylene.
Easy to assemble. Fully flat packs.
Catch rates are similar to twin 30w actinic.
Dimensions: 25cmx25cmx28cm box height. 33x27x7cm flat packed
Total height with vanes 47cm. Weight (with electrics) 3kg.
UK Step-up Voltage Converter 110V - 220V. A small plug-in converter allowing UK power mains devices 240Vac units to be powered from a 110Vac main outlet is available for this Trap (see Moth Traps-electrics page). Useful for our North American customers or UK customers travelling to North America.
ALS Mains 20w Compact Heath Moth Trap KIT - complete with bulb and 5m cable with a 3-pin plug, Waring's Concise Moth Guide + 6x ST15 & 3x ST16 of Pots
One of our bestselling moth traps with great value for money. The high catch and retention rate make it perfect for the beginner through to the professional alike.
Excellent for garden use and for holidays. Selling worldwide.
Very lightweight moth trap made from durable polypropylene.
Easy to assemble. Fully flat packs.
Catch rates are similar to twin 30w actinic.
Dimensions: 25cmx25cmx28cm box height. 33x27x7cm flat packed
Total height with vanes 47cm. Weight (with electrics) 3kg.
UK Step-up Voltage Converter 110V - 220V. A small plug-in converter allowing UK power mains devices 240Vac units to be powered from a 110Vac main outlet is available for this Trap (see Moth Traps-electrics page). Useful for our North American customers or UK customers travelling to North America.
Customer Comments (5)
I'm really pleased with the little Heath trap! On its first evening, it pretty much out-performed the 2 x 30 watt Robinson!
Perry Hampson, Norfolk.
New trap worked a treat. Caught large numbers of Common Swift, max. 38 in one night. It really is ideal for taking on a holiday. The actinic light is also less intrusive compared to the MV. So 10/10!!
Ian Dearing
Love it's portability, it's small but robust and the fact it almost flat packs will encourage me to take it on my travels The new trap has produced my first ever Brindled white spot. So that was a great start, and the Pebble Hook-Tip and Shoulder striped Wainscot for the year. Your other (Robinson)traps produced my first ever Small Elephant Hawkmoth, Alder Moth and Poplar Kitten along with Elephant, Lime and Poplar Hawk Moth.
Andy Taylor, Kent
Now we have tried the moth trap in Sweden! The trap was really easy to use, and its working fine.
Karin Lindström, Biotopia, Sweden
I've been using the Compact Heath Trap every night since it arrived. I must say I am very impressed with it. Well built, sturdy, and packs flat very well - and so light. But most impressive is the bulb. Most nights not quite up to the quantities and diversity in the MV, but always a good range in there, and this morning it was clearly better than the MV.
Phil Sterling, Co-author of Micro Moths of Britain.
