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Rock well Lab's PFT Yellow Hanging Station
Use PFT Yellow Hanging Stations for trapping, killing and baiting flying insects. These versatile traps can trap a variety of flying insects, such as flies, hornets, wasps, yellow jackets and other flying insects. It has a removable molded-in aperture disc which allows for a variety of opening sizes, which enables the capture of most flying insects. If you need to use it to trap pantry moths or use it as a bait station, the disk pops out easily.
It uses a standard 16 oz drink cup to capture the flying insects. Simply replace the cup when it is dirty or full. Each station comes with a 16 oz disposable cup and hanging wire.
Multiple Uses
Use the PFT Yellow Hanging Station to lure flying insects into this trap with Invite Lures. It can also function as a killing station. Wipe or spray a micro encapsulated product like when FenvaStar Eco Cap or LambdaStar UltraCap 9.7 in the station to create a killing station. The pest is attracted to the station and will pick up the insecticide and die.
Top Features
- Durable, tamper-resistant construction
- Easy to service - no tools or special keys needed to remove cover
- Removable molded-in aperture disc allows for multiple opening sizes, enabling the capture of most flying insects
- Utilizes a standard 16 oz drink cup for containment; just replace the cup when it becomes full or dirty
- Works great with InVite Lures and can be wiped or sprayed with a microencapsulated insecticide such as FenvaStar Eco Cap or LambdaStar UltraCap 9.7 to create a killing station
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Assembly:
After dropping the cup into the base, push the retainer ring onto the base (like a funnel, pointing down). Align the clips (on the retainer ring) with the rectangular holes on the base sides. The hanging wire is attached by pulling it through the base holes (square holes opposite each other).
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| Yellow Jackets, Wasps and Large Flies: Use the photo as seen on the right. |
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| For Moths or for Baiting: Make one big hole by removing the inner disk of the retainer ring. Smaller opening for smaller flies: Remove the inner disk, and then place the retainer ring upward (pointing up like a hill). |
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Locking on the Cover:
The Base has a top rim with four slots that hook into the four portions of the cover. First, place the two adjacent feet (from the wider part ) into the two adjacent slots. Next, lightly press the legs of the other two feet inward while pushing the cover down. The cover needs to be rotated counterclockwise to lock.
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Servicing:
In order to remove the cover to unlock, rotate it clockwise and press on the two adjacent legs using your index finger and thumb. Remove the feet; the other two feet will lift out. The retainer ring pops out, and the cup can be cleaned or replaced. You can service this trap while the station is still hanging.
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