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title: "DT1750"
brand: "dynatrap"
price: "1553 zł"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Dyna Trap"
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# 3-way insect lure tech Protects up to 3/4 acre All-weather durable design DT1750

**Brand:** dynatrap
**Price:** 1553 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦟 Outsmart mosquitoes before they bite — your silent, stylish shield!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DT1750 by dynatrap
- **How much does it cost?** 1553 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/14645871-dt1750)

## Best For

- dynatrap enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dynatrap brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Discreet & Stylish:** Sleek black finish blends effortlessly with modern décor while operating quietly in the background.
- • **Effortless Operation:** Plug in, position 3-6 feet high and 20-40 feet away, then enjoy a bug-free zone with minimal maintenance.
- • **Wide-Ranging Defense:** Covers a substantial 3/4 acre to reclaim your outdoor space from mosquitoes and flying pests.
- • **Seamless All-Season Use:** Built tough for indoor/outdoor use, running continuously through every season without fail.
- • **Triple-Action Lure System:** Combines UV light, TiO2 coating, and a whisper-quiet fan to irresistibly attract and trap insects.

## Overview

The DynaTrap DT1750 is a powerful mosquito and flying insect trap designed to protect up to 3/4 acre. Utilizing a unique 3-way lure system—UV light, TiO2 coating producing CO2, and a whisper-quiet fan—it attracts and traps a wide range of flying pests including mosquitoes, flies, wasps, and gnats. Its durable, all-weather metal construction supports continuous indoor or outdoor use, while its sleek black design discreetly fits into any environment. Easy to set up and maintain, this trap offers a chemical-free, long-term solution to reclaim your outdoor living spaces.

## Description

The DynaTrap Outdoor Mosquito and Insect Trap is simple to use when trapping flying insects like mosquitoes. Its durable design allows it to be used both indoors and outdoors, so no matter where you go, you’re protected. This trap catches mosquitoes, biting flies, house flies, sand flies, blow flies, drain flies, flies, moths, no-see-ums, June beetles, wasps, yellow jackets, stink bugs, gnats, and biting midges! The Outdoor Mosquito and Insect Trap features an ultra-bright UV light to attract insects, giving the trap enhanced 3-way protection to trap flying insects from areas within its range. The UV bulb generates a warm light, attracting insects. Then a second lure, an exclusive Ti02 titanium dioxide-coated surface, produces CO2 that's irresistible to mosquitoes. Third, a powerful yet whisper-quiet vacuum fan sucks insects into the retaining cage where they dehydrate and die.

Review: A quick end to a bad mosquito infestation - After a wet summer and Hurricane Matthew, my Orlando home on a drainage pond was soggy and absolutely overrun with mosquitoes. The lanai and front porch were literally covered with them, and going outside just to walk the dogs was a suicide mission. I was able to knock them down for a few days at a time with hardware store pesticide sprays, but that was getting expensive, gross, bad-smelling and probably toxic. As soon as a new batch would breed and move in from outside the spray radius, the place was uninhabitable again. I did a lot of research on mosquito traps and settled on this one. I know some mosquito species aren't attracted to light, but mine certainly are - any covered areas lit at night were mosquito meet-up zones. I didn't really want to fool around with propane or attractants, and thought I'd just give this a shot. Brother and sister, does it catch bugs! The instructions say to give it 2-4 weeks to have a good effect, but it provided relief on our back lanai literally overnight. I quit spraying once I ordered it, then plugged it in on the lanai when it arrived -- let it sit right on the floor -- and ran away. By morning I had a huge catch of mosquitoes in the trap (along with a load of moths) and none roosting on the walls and ceiling as usual. I was able to walk the dogs without having to slap any skeeters off me. I was so impressed, I ordered another identical unit for the front porch. At this writing, the one in the back has been running for almost a month, the one in front for two weeks. Just for kicks, I thought I'd wait a bit to empty the front unit so I could show what 2 weeks of catch looks like (attached). That's a hefty mass of mosquitoes in there. Thousands, for sure. Feels weighty in the trash bag. The sweet heft of success. I hardly ever see live mosquitoes hanging around the front porch or back lanai any more, and I haven't sprayed again since buying these traps. It's also dried out and cooled down a little -- 60s at night, 80s in the day -- so hopefully that will all work together to interrupt the breeding cycle and get back to a normal level of mosquito annoyance. So, at least for my situation and with my species of light-loving mosquito, this product totally worked. Tips and thoughts: I'm not doing *anything* to maximize my catch. Both units are sitting in a spot on the floor that is convenient for me and near my outlets; people say to put it higher to maximize how many insects you catch. I'm not using any additional lures. I'm still catching a ton of bugs and most of them are the targets - mosquitoes. Maybe I'll play with better placement and lures eventually, but for me this product has been "set and forget." The visible light also means it catches a lot of moths. I don't have anything against moths especially. My high tech solution -- other than the 2-week catch I photographed for visceral effect -- is to just open the trap when I see moths bouncing around in there. They'll usually flutter right out. I might free a live mosquito or three ... but they're dumb, they'll be back. This model does cast a fairly bright visible blue light. I'm about 100% sure that this visible light is the primary reason it works so well for me, but if you were wanting to use it somewhere that you want to keep dark, that's a non-starter. It's labeled as "whisper quiet," but as others have pointed out, the fan does have an audible hum. To me, it sounds a lot like a buzzy AC circuit, or the humming of a pot on an induction range. It's not awful, but it's not silent. Both of my traps sound identical. Repeating what everybody says: turn it on and leave it on; don't shut it off unless you're emptying the catch bin. Just toggling this trap on when you want to go outside does not work. If hungry mosquitoes have a choice of you or the trap, they'll go for you. You want the trap to vacuum them and their families up when you're not there, and they don't have anything better to do than go check out that funny blue light. The instructions say to put the trap far from your living area, and I did that -- mine is about 30 feet from where I usually sit. But I'm fairly certain that an as-yet unkilled mosquito, hungry for blood, is going to zoom right to me and ignore the trap entirely. The effective defense seems to be to make all those mosquitoes dead, or interrupt the breeding cycle so they never get born, well before you present yourself. Since the light seems to be a very effective part of the lure (at least for my mosquitoes) avoid having other bright lights nearby that may seem more attractive. My traps catch the most mosquitoes when the lanai or porch lights are off at night. I'm planning to switch all my exterior lights to motion sensors for convenience and security with minimum bug appeal. I'm continuing to do all the common sense, non-pesticide things everyone should do to control mosquitoes: get rid of standing water, avoid over-irrigate, treat unavoidably wet areas with Bt ("Mosquito Dunks"), etc. But these traps seem to have made the critical difference in preventing re-infestation from elsewhere. It's really been transformative and wonderful. A final unsolicited editorial comment on the UV + TiO2 = CO2 lure technology: I don't personally believe in it. While the photocatalysis reaction is a genuine phenomenon, scientists have not been able to measure any carbon dioxide plume coming from DynaTrap units (e.g. [...]) and even just thinking theoretically, I head-scratch over where you'd get enough carbon out of other atmospheric carbon compounds to make this a meaningful lure effect ... VOCs? Organic emanations from dead bugs in the catch bin? But I'll give DynaTrap and their resellers a pass on what is possibly a bit of snake oil here, since this trap absolutely does work --- albeit I think for other reasons. It seems well-made, does what it says on the tin, effectively reclaimed my outdoor living areas within days of deployment, and ended my overdeployment of insecticides. I'll report back on reliability after I've run them for a while longer.
Review: Great Product, great customer service! - This is the second Dynatrap that I have purchased. I purchased a smaller one. It did a great job but I decided the unit wasn't large enough for the size of my property and the rural nature of where I live. I purchased this larger model on April 17, 2021. It did exactly what I needed it to do and worked better given the size of my yard. Near the end of the season the bulb went out. I assumed that since it was the end of the season the bulb had just "burned out" so I put it away for the winter. No issue, right? I ordered a new bulb a little over a week a week ago. Installed it when it arrived. Well, issue...Plugged it in and the new bulb did not light up but the fan was running. Now, realize this is about 3 weeks after the 1 year warranty had expired. And I had never registered the unit for warranty purposes. I sent an email to they folks at Dynatrap on Saturday 5/7 explaining what i just stated above. Received an email on Monday 5/9 that started with an appology for my issue. Email stated there must be an internal issue with the unit, that it was covered under the warranty and that an order was placed for a new unit that would arrive in 5 to 7 days. It arrived 3 days later...at no cost to me. AND, no need to ship back the old unit. The folks at Dynatrap make a great and effective product. And they stand behind it! They have great customer service! These are rare qualities for some companies but Dynatrap possess them ALL! I highly recommend this product and this company!

## Features

- What We Catch – Attracts and traps mosquitoes, biting flies, house flies, moths, no-see-ums, June beetles, wasps, yellow jackets, stink bugs, gnats, and biting midges
- 3-Way Protection – The AtraktaGlo UV light, diffuser, and TiO2 coating lure insects to the trap, then the whisper-quiet fan sucks them into the basket
- Powerful Protection – The trap effectively protects up to 3/4 acre of your property
- All-Weather Construction – A durable design for indoor or outdoor use. Keep it continuously running all season long for non-stop insect protection
- Discreet Design - The sleek black finish will effortlessly blend in with your décor and the whisper-quiet fan will make you forget it’s even there
- Easy to Use – Place traps 3-6 feet above the ground and 20-40 feet away from people. Plug the trap in and empty the catch basket as needed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JMZOVUO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #274,730 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #2,748 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | DynaTrap |
| Brand Name | DynaTrap |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 2,200 Reviews |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 13.5"L x 13.5"W x 22.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Mosquito Repellent |
| Item Weight | 9 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Dynamic Solutions Worldwide, LLC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DT1750 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year warranty |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Number | DT1750 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 13.5"L x 13.5"W x 22.5"H |
| Style | 3/4 Acre Trap |
| Style Name | 3/4 Acre Trap |
| Target Species | Mosquito |
| UPC | 043256320201 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DynaTrap
- **Color:** Black
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Item Weight:** 9 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal
- **Number of Pieces:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 13.5"L x 13.5"W x 22.5"H
- **Style:** 3/4 Acre Trap
- **Target Species:** Mosquito
- **Unit Count:** 1.0 Count

## Images

![DT1750 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51UoIaUfkXL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the warranty??  Hope it's 5 years for such an expensive item. Bulb?  Fan motor?? Ti02 titanium dioxide-coated surface?**
A: Purchased may 2019, new bulb needed. Fan makes annoying rattling ringing noise but still working otherwise. Must use attractant otherwise you just catch moths really. Mosquitoes must have the attractants to lure them to it. My experience. Also, use in combination with mosquito dunk buckets. Work pretty well. Google it.

**Q: does this require electricity?**
A: How may watts of power does it consume on 100v?  Can it also run of DC (more efficient) ?

**Q: What model replacement bulbs can we use? Only see the 1/2 acre.**
A: The replacement bulbs for this trap are model 43050.

**Q: Does this get the "no see ums". ( Little biting gnats)**
A: Get the attractant to really lure them in. Works!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A quick end to a bad mosquito infestation
*by A***R on October 30, 2016*

After a wet summer and Hurricane Matthew, my Orlando home on a drainage pond was soggy and absolutely overrun with mosquitoes. The lanai and front porch were literally covered with them, and going outside just to walk the dogs was a suicide mission. I was able to knock them down for a few days at a time with hardware store pesticide sprays, but that was getting expensive, gross, bad-smelling and probably toxic. As soon as a new batch would breed and move in from outside the spray radius, the place was uninhabitable again. I did a lot of research on mosquito traps and settled on this one. I know some mosquito species aren't attracted to light, but mine certainly are - any covered areas lit at night were mosquito meet-up zones. I didn't really want to fool around with propane or attractants, and thought I'd just give this a shot. Brother and sister, does it catch bugs! The instructions say to give it 2-4 weeks to have a good effect, but it provided relief on our back lanai literally overnight. I quit spraying once I ordered it, then plugged it in on the lanai when it arrived -- let it sit right on the floor -- and ran away. By morning I had a huge catch of mosquitoes in the trap (along with a load of moths) and none roosting on the walls and ceiling as usual. I was able to walk the dogs without having to slap any skeeters off me. I was so impressed, I ordered another identical unit for the front porch. At this writing, the one in the back has been running for almost a month, the one in front for two weeks. Just for kicks, I thought I'd wait a bit to empty the front unit so I could show what 2 weeks of catch looks like (attached). That's a hefty mass of mosquitoes in there. Thousands, for sure. Feels weighty in the trash bag. The sweet heft of success. I hardly ever see live mosquitoes hanging around the front porch or back lanai any more, and I haven't sprayed again since buying these traps. It's also dried out and cooled down a little -- 60s at night, 80s in the day -- so hopefully that will all work together to interrupt the breeding cycle and get back to a normal level of mosquito annoyance. So, at least for my situation and with my species of light-loving mosquito, this product totally worked. Tips and thoughts: I'm not doing *anything* to maximize my catch. Both units are sitting in a spot on the floor that is convenient for me and near my outlets; people say to put it higher to maximize how many insects you catch. I'm not using any additional lures. I'm still catching a ton of bugs and most of them are the targets - mosquitoes. Maybe I'll play with better placement and lures eventually, but for me this product has been "set and forget." The visible light also means it catches a lot of moths. I don't have anything against moths especially. My high tech solution -- other than the 2-week catch I photographed for visceral effect -- is to just open the trap when I see moths bouncing around in there. They'll usually flutter right out. I might free a live mosquito or three ... but they're dumb, they'll be back. This model does cast a fairly bright visible blue light. I'm about 100% sure that this visible light is the primary reason it works so well for me, but if you were wanting to use it somewhere that you want to keep dark, that's a non-starter. It's labeled as "whisper quiet," but as others have pointed out, the fan does have an audible hum. To me, it sounds a lot like a buzzy AC circuit, or the humming of a pot on an induction range. It's not awful, but it's not silent. Both of my traps sound identical. Repeating what everybody says: turn it on and leave it on; don't shut it off unless you're emptying the catch bin. Just toggling this trap on when you want to go outside does not work. If hungry mosquitoes have a choice of you or the trap, they'll go for you. You want the trap to vacuum them and their families up when you're not there, and they don't have anything better to do than go check out that funny blue light. The instructions say to put the trap far from your living area, and I did that -- mine is about 30 feet from where I usually sit. But I'm fairly certain that an as-yet unkilled mosquito, hungry for blood, is going to zoom right to me and ignore the trap entirely. The effective defense seems to be to make all those mosquitoes dead, or interrupt the breeding cycle so they never get born, well before you present yourself. Since the light seems to be a very effective part of the lure (at least for my mosquitoes) avoid having other bright lights nearby that may seem more attractive. My traps catch the most mosquitoes when the lanai or porch lights are off at night. I'm planning to switch all my exterior lights to motion sensors for convenience and security with minimum bug appeal. I'm continuing to do all the common sense, non-pesticide things everyone should do to control mosquitoes: get rid of standing water, avoid over-irrigate, treat unavoidably wet areas with Bt ("Mosquito Dunks"), etc. But these traps seem to have made the critical difference in preventing re-infestation from elsewhere. It's really been transformative and wonderful. A final unsolicited editorial comment on the UV + TiO2 = CO2 lure technology: I don't personally believe in it. While the photocatalysis reaction is a genuine phenomenon, scientists have not been able to measure any carbon dioxide plume coming from DynaTrap units (e.g. [...]) and even just thinking theoretically, I head-scratch over where you'd get enough carbon out of other atmospheric carbon compounds to make this a meaningful lure effect ... VOCs? Organic emanations from dead bugs in the catch bin? But I'll give DynaTrap and their resellers a pass on what is possibly a bit of snake oil here, since this trap absolutely does work --- albeit I think for other reasons. It seems well-made, does what it says on the tin, effectively reclaimed my outdoor living areas within days of deployment, and ended my overdeployment of insecticides. I'll report back on reliability after I've run them for a while longer.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product, great customer service!
*by M***6 on May 13, 2022*

This is the second Dynatrap that I have purchased. I purchased a smaller one. It did a great job but I decided the unit wasn't large enough for the size of my property and the rural nature of where I live. I purchased this larger model on April 17, 2021. It did exactly what I needed it to do and worked better given the size of my yard. Near the end of the season the bulb went out. I assumed that since it was the end of the season the bulb had just "burned out" so I put it away for the winter. No issue, right? I ordered a new bulb a little over a week a week ago. Installed it when it arrived. Well, issue...Plugged it in and the new bulb did not light up but the fan was running. Now, realize this is about 3 weeks after the 1 year warranty had expired. And I had never registered the unit for warranty purposes. I sent an email to they folks at Dynatrap on Saturday 5/7 explaining what i just stated above. Received an email on Monday 5/9 that started with an appology for my issue. Email stated there must be an internal issue with the unit, that it was covered under the warranty and that an order was placed for a new unit that would arrive in 5 to 7 days. It arrived 3 days later...at no cost to me. AND, no need to ship back the old unit. The folks at Dynatrap make a great and effective product. And they stand behind it! They have great customer service! These are rare qualities for some companies but Dynatrap possess them ALL! I highly recommend this product and this company!

### ⭐ Not worth any money.......
*by T***O on May 11, 2022*

I had this for a couple of months, which got a decent amount of bugs, but mostly moths in my area. The light died so I thought, and I purchased a new one, installed and it didn't work. Sent emails first to tech support and no replies. I finally got through a phone call and they sent me a new unit, saying the old one was un repairable. It actually was winter time now and so I took the unit back in storage. After winter, I took the unit back out and after about 2 months, the same thing happened again. New light bulb and it doesn't turn on, I believe it has to do with the electronic for the light bulb. The fan works fine. Not worth any money in my opinion. I'm sure I'm not the only one dealing with this issue. Also twice within half a months worth of use. I tried reaching out again but no replies, I'd rather not deal with it. Spend my money and time on something reliable.

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