Abstract: An attractive, compact, insect trapping appliance which uses a horizontal ultraviolet light to attract insects and a cylindrical air flow pattern forcing the insects into a water filled tray where they are trapped. The water trap permits easy, sanitary disposal with no special trapping element to replace. The water surface also acts as an air filter, cleaning pollen, dust and other airborne pollutants from the circulating air, and preventing fouling of the fan mechanism.

Abstract: A clean and simple trap for insects. The apparatus includes an ultraviolet lamp mounted in an intermediate portion of a frame, the lamp being disposed behind a clear lens which is transparent to ultraviolet light. A blower or fan is mounted above the lens and projects a curtain of air across the face of the lens. Removable canisters are supported by canister side supports which are disposed below the lens. The removable canisters have an extremely tacky adhesive on the side facing the blower. The unit may also include a dispenser for an airborne attractant such as an odor attractant or a sex attractant. Insects attracted to the unit are caught in the curtain of air and are thrown against the tacky material on the disposable canister. The adhesive acts to entrap the insects as all an insect has to do is to touch the adhesive with a wing, leg, or any other part of its body to become attached to the adhesive.

Abstract: A compact insect trapping appliance which uses an ultraviolet light to attract insects and a disposable sticky reflecting surface to trap them. The flat sheet configuration of the disposable sticky reflector allows it to be packaged, shipped, and stored easily. The disposable reflector is bent and slipped into a removeable reflector frame so it can be removed and disposed of after use without personal contact with the entrapped insects.