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4. Placement and
Maximizing Effectiveness
of Insect Light Traps (ILTs)
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regulations, and compliance with such is the sole responsibility of the viewer.
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Fly Trap Effectiveness
Issues: Flying insect behaviour
How flies behave:
 They fly near passageways
 At 18 above the floor
 Flies avoid hot, dry environments
 They hunt for food by day
How do they navigate?
 Use UVA light to find way out of a building
 Move to another place to breed again
 Escape reaction
Fly Trap Effectiveness
Issues: Maintaining equipment
Replace consumables regularly:
 Control boards = every 4 weeks
 Bulbs = 12 months minimum replacement
Keep units clean and free from debris:
 Service and clean on a regular basis for
best performance
Replace bulbs every 12 months
for effective performance
Fly Trap Effectiveness
Issues: Why replace bulbs
after 12 months?
Placement of
Insect Light Traps:
The Process
Introduction and
reminder: Types of ILTs
A brief reminder
Glue board traps (for areas around food):
 Front of the house
 Back of the house
High Voltage Killers
 Not to be used near food
Jet proof traps
 Specialist units for tough environments
copyright Brandenburg UK Limited 息 2007
Placement of ILTs:
Step 1 Initial survey
Carry out an initial survey to gather information.
Questions to answer
 Where are the areas of major problems
 Approximate size of location
 Where are the windows, doorways & how often are they used
 Establish fly breeding sites nearby e.g. food sources, dairy farms, chicken
farms, dumpsters etc .
 Define front of house and back of house areas
息 Brandenburg UK Ltd 2008
A floor plan is a
very useful tool for
initial survey
Placement of ILTs
Step 2: Process of siting
 Decide where the highest risk of flying
insect is likely to be found entering the
building.
 Walk from the exterior and interior
doorways and try and determine the
natural path the insects might take as
they move through the building.
 Consider how lighting and air
movement might guide insects along.
Placement of ILTs:
Identify Risk Areas
Placement of ILTs
General siting guidelines
Wall mount or table mount units where they can be easily
serviced.
 The units should not be positioned / placed where they can get
damaged e.g. passageways, cleaners, maintenance staff, fork lift
trucks.
 Position the units such that they intercept the flies before
entering critical areas.
 Position units such that, you draw insects away from the area
you are trying to protect.
 Do not place units over food preparation, packaging or
processing areas
The Genus Fli can be wall
mounted or placed on a
table-top
Good locations for ILTs
Types of ILTs
in context
The following slides give a number of examples of locations
where ILTs can be placed.
Placement examples include:
 Supermarket (various locations)
 Caf辿 (front of house)
 Health care (public areas)
 Commercial Kitchen (back of house)
Supermarket Example
Back of house glue board unit
Front of house glue board unit
High Voltage Grid unit
Caf辿 example
Front of house
Front of house units can be used
in customer/public areas
- There is no need to hide them.
Because insects are captured fully intact, Brandenburg
ILTs may be installed near food preparation or serving
lines, but never directly over the food preparation
and/or serving areas
Kitchen area
Back of house
Insect light traps are vital in food production areas such as
kitchens.
Dont install units:
Adjacent to Natural
sources of UVA light
 Next to extreme heat
sources
 Directly above food
preparation areas
DO Install Units:
 To draw flying insects away
from food preparation area
DO Install Units:
In intercept paths  capturing insects that enter the kitchen
Hospital facility
example: Public areas
Front of the house units can be
used in public areas
Insect light traps is important in
health care facilities  install ILTs
in corridors and outside of
operating theatres
Food Areas
Rules of placement of ILTs
 Do not use High Voltage units in Food
preparation areas  use control board units
only
 Do not place units directly over food
preparation areas. e.g. above cookers,
steam vents etc
 Do not place units in near air blowers, air
conditioners etc.
 In glass free areas use units with
Safety/sleeved bulbs.
copyright Brandenburg UK Limited 息 2007
Any Questions?
Global Head Office
24 - 29 Navigation Drive
Hurst Business Park
Brierley Hill
West Midlands
DY5 1UT
UK
Tel: +44 1384 472900
Fax: +44 1384 472911
Web: www.b-one.com, www.bedbugsalert.com
www.brandenburgairsterilization.com

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  • 1. 4. Placement and Maximizing Effectiveness of Insect Light Traps (ILTs)
  • 2. Terms of Use This presentation and its contents (including text based content, images and photographs) are owned by Brandenburg UK Ltd. and protected under copyright laws. It is distributed without charge. You are granted permission to distribute it and use it for any purpose provided: You do not remove these terms of use. You do not make any other changes to the contents or layout. The information contained in this presentation is provided in good faith. However, Brandenburg UK Ltd will not be liable for any consequences whatsoever arising from its use. Any products referenced in this presentation are used for example only, and should not be construed as a positive or negative endorsement. Any products or techniques referenced in this presentation may be subject to local laws and regulations, and compliance with such is the sole responsibility of the viewer. 息 Copyright Brandenburg UK Ltd.
  • 3. Fly Trap Effectiveness Issues: Flying insect behaviour How flies behave: They fly near passageways At 18 above the floor Flies avoid hot, dry environments They hunt for food by day How do they navigate? Use UVA light to find way out of a building Move to another place to breed again Escape reaction
  • 4. Fly Trap Effectiveness Issues: Maintaining equipment Replace consumables regularly: Control boards = every 4 weeks Bulbs = 12 months minimum replacement Keep units clean and free from debris: Service and clean on a regular basis for best performance Replace bulbs every 12 months for effective performance
  • 5. Fly Trap Effectiveness Issues: Why replace bulbs after 12 months?
  • 6. Placement of Insect Light Traps: The Process
  • 7. Introduction and reminder: Types of ILTs A brief reminder Glue board traps (for areas around food): Front of the house Back of the house High Voltage Killers Not to be used near food Jet proof traps Specialist units for tough environments copyright Brandenburg UK Limited 息 2007
  • 8. Placement of ILTs: Step 1 Initial survey Carry out an initial survey to gather information. Questions to answer Where are the areas of major problems Approximate size of location Where are the windows, doorways & how often are they used Establish fly breeding sites nearby e.g. food sources, dairy farms, chicken farms, dumpsters etc . Define front of house and back of house areas
  • 9. 息 Brandenburg UK Ltd 2008 A floor plan is a very useful tool for initial survey
  • 10. Placement of ILTs Step 2: Process of siting Decide where the highest risk of flying insect is likely to be found entering the building. Walk from the exterior and interior doorways and try and determine the natural path the insects might take as they move through the building. Consider how lighting and air movement might guide insects along.
  • 12. Placement of ILTs General siting guidelines Wall mount or table mount units where they can be easily serviced. The units should not be positioned / placed where they can get damaged e.g. passageways, cleaners, maintenance staff, fork lift trucks. Position the units such that they intercept the flies before entering critical areas. Position units such that, you draw insects away from the area you are trying to protect. Do not place units over food preparation, packaging or processing areas The Genus Fli can be wall mounted or placed on a table-top
  • 14. Types of ILTs in context The following slides give a number of examples of locations where ILTs can be placed. Placement examples include: Supermarket (various locations) Caf辿 (front of house) Health care (public areas) Commercial Kitchen (back of house)
  • 15. Supermarket Example Back of house glue board unit Front of house glue board unit High Voltage Grid unit
  • 16. Caf辿 example Front of house Front of house units can be used in customer/public areas - There is no need to hide them. Because insects are captured fully intact, Brandenburg ILTs may be installed near food preparation or serving lines, but never directly over the food preparation and/or serving areas
  • 17. Kitchen area Back of house Insect light traps are vital in food production areas such as kitchens. Dont install units: Adjacent to Natural sources of UVA light Next to extreme heat sources Directly above food preparation areas DO Install Units: To draw flying insects away from food preparation area DO Install Units: In intercept paths capturing insects that enter the kitchen
  • 18. Hospital facility example: Public areas Front of the house units can be used in public areas Insect light traps is important in health care facilities install ILTs in corridors and outside of operating theatres
  • 19. Food Areas Rules of placement of ILTs Do not use High Voltage units in Food preparation areas use control board units only Do not place units directly over food preparation areas. e.g. above cookers, steam vents etc Do not place units in near air blowers, air conditioners etc. In glass free areas use units with Safety/sleeved bulbs. copyright Brandenburg UK Limited 息 2007
  • 21. Global Head Office 24 - 29 Navigation Drive Hurst Business Park Brierley Hill West Midlands DY5 1UT UK Tel: +44 1384 472900 Fax: +44 1384 472911 Web: www.b-one.com, www.bedbugsalert.com www.brandenburgairsterilization.com