Vector Professional Insect Light Traps

Vector Insect Light Traps are professional-grade, non-toxic fly control units designed for discreet, continuous operation in commercial food handling, processing, and agricultural environments. These traps utilize high-output actinic UV lamps to attract flying insects, which are then captured on replaceable glue boards. The units operate silently, contain no airborne insecticides or volatile chemicals, and are engineered for low-maintenance service in sensitive areas such as food processing plants, commercial kitchens, greenhouses, and nurseries.

Vector 15 and Vector 30 Fly Traps
The Vector 15 and Vector 30 models are foundational, high-performance units suitable for smaller commercial facilities or as supplemental coverage in larger integrated pest management programs. Both units feature a compact, lightweight design that fits into tight spaces and can be mounted horizontally or vertically. The Vector 15 utilizes a single 15-watt actinic UV lamp and is recommended for coverage up to 590 square feet. The Vector 30 utilizes 30 watts of UV output and provides coverage up to 1,180 square feet. Both models are available in silver and black finishes to match facility aesthetics. Standard equipment includes shatterproof T5 actinic lamps sleeved for compliance with food safety protocols. Replacement glue boards and annual lamp changes constitute the primary maintenance schedule.

Vector Optima Fly Trap
The Vector Optima is an economical, entry-level commercial unit featuring a covered catch area for discreet insect capture. It utilizes a single 15-watt shatterproof actinic lamp and is recommended for coverage up to 590 square feet. The compact enclosure is available in white and black finishes. The Optima series accepts standard Vector universal glue boards and is serviced via a lift-off cover for quick access to the lamp and adhesive insert.

Vector Plasma and Plasma One Insect Light Traps
The Vector Plasma series represents high-performance, high-capacity fly control for large commercial facilities. The Vector Plasma delivers 72 watts of insect-attracting UV output and is distinguished by its dual glue board configuration, which provides maximum catch surface area. Two cover variants are available: a grilled model permitting rapid visual inspection of captured insects, and a screened model concealing the glue boards for discreet service applications. The Vector Plasma One is the smallest and most versatile unit in the Plasma family, delivering 36 watts of UV output in a narrow, space-efficient profile. Both Plasma units feature lift-and-service covers for maintenance access, electronic ballasts, and three-year warranties. All Plasma units are compatible with Vector universal glue boards and accept standard 36-watt shatterproof actinic replacement lamps.

Replacement Shatterproof Actinic Lamps
Vector replacement lamps are shatterproof T5 actinic fluorescent tubes engineered for optimal insect attraction. The 36-watt lamps are compatible with all Vector Plasma and Plasma One units. The 15-watt lamps are compatible with Vector 15, Vector 30, and Vector Optima units. Two 15-watt variants are available: Standard Actinic Master Lamps and Actinic Master Secura Lamps. Both are sleeved for shatter resistance as required by food safety regulations, with annual replacement recommended to maintain peak UV output.

Replacement Universal Glue Boards and Logging Accessories
Vector universal glue boards are pre-baited, dual-function adhesive inserts compatible with Vector Classic, Vector Plasma, Vector Plasma One, Vector 15, Vector 30, and Vector Optima units. Each board measures 16.5 inches by 9 inches and features a perforated center line allowing the board to be split into two halves for smaller trap configurations. Boards are available with or without a proprietary pheromone attractant. Grid lines are printed on the adhesive surface to facilitate rapid insect counting during facility audits. Clear plastic envelopes protect log cards from moisture and debris; log cards provide pre-printed fields for documenting service dates, inspector initials, and insect count data to maintain auditable pest management records.