Insect Zapper is an insect control device designed for indoor use. The device can be easily screwed into a standard light bulb socket to provide both light and an effective means of eliminating flying insects from an indoor living space. The product is ideal for use in kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and the like, but can also be used in areas such as garages, patios, porches and anywhere else insects tend to congregate.

Problem[s] the Invention Solves:

Insect traps and traditional types of flypaper can be messy and unreliable. Other insect control methods may
be toxic and not suitable for indoor use. Insects inside the home can present an array of issues. Many flying
insects land on food, contaminating and forcing homeowners to throw away uneaten food items. Mosquitoes
can carry viruses and cause uncomfortable bites. Insect infestations are a nuisance and currently there is not
an effevtive method of eradicating them form the home.

Detailed Description of the Invention:

Insect Zapper is an apparatus designed to eliminate insects from indoor areas. The device can also be used
in semi-outdoor areas, such as porches, garages, barns and kennels. The device consists of an electric grid
enclosed by a cage.
The cage also includes a standard light bulb. The top of the device includes a threaded cap to be inserted into
a light socket. The electric grid is made of metal, while the cage is plastic. A tray is included on the bottom of
the device to trap the insect debris. The tray is held in place by a wing nut, which can be unscrewed in order
to clean the tray. The light source attracts the insects to the cage. The electric components of the grid effectively
kill the insects. The exact specifications may vary.