Flowtron BK-80D 80-Watt, 1-1/2-Acre Electronic Insect Killer Reviews

• No Problems.

  
  By A231WM2Z2JL0U3 on 2001-04-10
  The last one I had was 40 watts and while it was pretty effective, this summer's Louisiana mosquitos seemed a little more reluctant to die by uV. However, this 80 watt light has been a bit hit, attracting the little blood suckers by a pound, and virtually clearing my 1.75 acres.
  
  

• Allows us to enjoy the outdoors again!!

  
  By A3SJDVBBKUZILK on 2001-07-04
  Here in Houston we have had a particularly difficult time with mosquitos this year (due to heavy rainfall). I almost felt like we were held "hostage" inside our house, since going outdoors meant a barrage of mosquitos! But thanks to the Flowtron bug killer which we now have on our back patio, we can enjoy the out-of-doors again! We purchased the 80-watt model, even though our yard is only 1/3 acre. It has been very effective in eliminating our mosquito problem. One word of caution: the zapping noise generated by the Flowtron really bothers our Golden Retriever. He has even tried to escape from the back yard! We're hoping he eventually becomes accustomed to it. Just keep this in mind if you have pets ............
  
  

• Stinger vs Flowtron/Winner!

  
  By AGTO21BHY08LF on 2006-09-09
  Stinger:
  Pros- With mosquito lure, killed lotsa bad insects- BUT!
  Cons- Their electric wire grid uses square wires that QUICKLY clog up. Pretty soon it was packed solid & killing nothing!
  I had to keep blowing it out ( air compressor) every couple of
  days- HASSLE!
  
  Flowtron "80!" (took 40 back!)-
  Pros- Killed lots more bugs, because it NEVER clogs up! The electric rods are straight up/down, so no cross wires to catch falling insects & clog. Dead insects fall out the bottom- Blow clean once a month.
  I used the Stinger mosquito lure, purchased at Wally World...
  
  Cons- The only con is that the outer protective plastic cage HAD bars only about 1/2" apart (same with Stinger)- This kept larger moths... from being able to easily get in to the electric grid.
  I used a large wire cutter, to cut out every 3d bar, on top 2/3ds of cage. Alternating..., so cut bar was in the middle of two solid bars on adajacent side- Still rigid!
  
  I put it on an outside timer (for when evenings cool down- Not much insect activity below 55 degrees...). Adjust accordingly.
  
  Never hang it near a door, as their is always a 10'+ swarm of insects around it.
  
  Try to hang it over head high, in a DRY (electric) area.
  
  

• MORE THAN FIVE STARS!

  
  By A1I1I1HKW8LNUY on 2007-07-07
  I ordered the Flowtron BK-80D bug zapper after having used a different, smaller model, which was also made by Flowtron (model BK-7). The BK-7 model worked okay, but quickly clogged up with bugs (pretty much each night). After about a week of this, it shorted out so badly that it melted a hole in the plastic part which held the wires apart. That was the end of that. The BK-7 model used a series of round wires that go horizontally, but this tended to trap the bugs. Even with constant cleaning, it was always giving me problems.
  
  After it went out, I decided to give Flowtron one last shot. I saw the model BK-80 on Amazon.com and ordered it after reading the reviews. I have installed the unit on the corner of my house and it works amazingly well!
  
  I put the zapper on an outdoor timer, which turns the unit on around 7 pm in the evening and then off automatically around 8 am when the sun comes up. This works great! The timer I used was the Intermatic model HB31R (sold on Amazon and at local building stores). It's a very simple little timer with a nice cover to keep the weather out. I ran the power cords with a "J" loop in them, so any rain water would drip off the bottom of the "J" and not get into the socket.
  
  Anyway, the timer is very simple to use and makes a great additon to the Flowtron. The Flowtron BK-80D is well made and straight forward. On my unit (as I had done with the previous BK-7 model and as mentioned by another reviewer), I took some pruning sheers and cut out every other plastic slat in order to allow easier cleaning and so that larger bugs can get in more quickly.
  
  The unit gives off a lot of light and is able to attract bugs from both the first level and 2nd level of my house (I have it mounted above the 2nd story deck on the corner). It draws all of the moths that used to hang out on our windows - from as far away as about 30 or 40 feet. One zap and they are toast. The design of the BK-80D is much better than other models I have seen. The vertical rods are well made and allow the bugs to slide down and fall out of the unit after they are killed. Not all bugs fall out, but I would say about 95% or so do fall out of their own accord. By morning time, the wind has also helped blow some of the rest out of the unit and they have fallen on the deck.
  
  Interestingly enough, where I live, yellowjackets have figured out that any bugs stuck in the rods are a free lunch - and since my unit goes off at dawn via the timer, the yellowjackets can get in there and remove any stuck moth bodies without being zapped in the afternoon. It's a great deal for me, since it saves a little clean up. I have actually seen the yellowjackets wiggle the stuck insect bodies until they come loose from the rods, then they fly off with them! It also seems like they clean up the ones that have fallen on the deck, although that may be birds stopping by in the morning and/or the wind blowing them off the side of the deck. I'm not sure. Whatever the case, the unit requires almost zero cleaning and doesn't clog up hardly at all.
  
  While this unit is a little more pricey than some, the extra few bucks are well worth it. The gold ring at the top (used to hang the unit) is sort of poorly designed, but it's easy to replace with a little work if you want (mine had a big gap in it - almost enough to allow the ring to come off the mounting point, which I didn't like. However, this may actually be there to help taking the unit on and off a hook or something). In my case, I simply cut the ring off with some bolt cutters and put a smaller stainless steel split ring in its place. Most people probably wouldn't mind the standard gold ring that comes with the unit, but I am very picky :-)
  
  Note that you will need to purchase an extension cord to use this unit. The cord that comes out of the unit is only about 6 inches in length. It's not long enough to reach anything. I bought a 12 foot extension cord and ran it along the house and over to the Intermatic timer. Then the timer plugs into any standard outdoor outlet.
  
  Since using the unit, there have been almost zero moths bugging us. I live out in the forest, so there is no shortage of bugs flying around here. Even with other lights on, the bugs seem to favor the Flowtron. The unit does make noise when the bugs are zapped (as all units do), but since the bugs routinely fall away from the zapping rods pretty quickly (much better than with other units), it's only a short zap. Once in a while there will be a longer zap, but not too often. At the rate this unit kills bugs, I think I may make a dent in the bug population around here - which is fine with me.
  
  The unit has two bulbs that are easy to replace. Each one is held into place with a plastic clip-in cup sort of affair. This cup also doubles as the holder for the MA-1000 Octenol attractant cartridges, although I have yet to use those. The unit does come with one sample cartridge so you can try it. The instructions say the light heats up the cartridge and then it gives off its scent to attract mosquitos. Like I say, I haven't had a chance to try it; it seems to work fine without it.
  
  All in all, a top notch design; makes life a lot nicer without having to constantly fight moths and flying bugs. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better bug zapper for the home/yard.
  
  

• They DO kill mosquitos

  
  By on 2004-07-02
  These things really kill bugs. I hate bugs and have no mercy on them. My daughter is violently allergic to mosquitos and looks like we have been burning her with cigarettes after a few bites. The mosquitos had to go! The beneficials largely fly during daylight and those that don't better stay away from my yard. Hey guys answer me a question - if mosquitos aren't attracted to light why do the professionals use "mosquito light traps" to attract and sample populations? The light is a white light but it includes the blue spectrum. Google it and see. I am convinced the "mosquito magnet" "sonic web" makers made up the BS that these do not kill mosquitos. Mine certainly does. I sat out in Memphis TN last night for two hours and didn't get one bite. My arms would have been in constant motion swatting bugs three weeks ago. I had a sonic web last year and it didn't get squat. Thank God for online auctions.

  These things slaughters bugs. I have two at opposite ends of my house and couldn't be happier with them. Now to see if they last.

  P.s. Get the 80 watt version. Every review on the web touted its bug killing over the 40 watt versions. Also spray your soffit, porches, underside of decks, window overhangs, and shrubs with carbaryl, permethrin, or malathion. (I know bug lady is probably stroking out now!) They have a good residual and will kill daytime roosting mosquitos for up to 3 weeks (carbaryl or malathion at least). Check the regulations in your your area first.
  
  

• Awesome
  By A2CGECI6OOMYI6 on 2005-09-16
  Don't even hesitate to buy this thing. It should be called the Flowtron Terminator. I have to keep the windows closed at night because it is zapping bugs all the time. I checked to see what types of bugs it is killing - alot of moths, mosquitos, flies.
  
  I bought one as a gift for a friend and they love it too.
  
  
  
  
• Nothing But the Best
  By A2GVO35BT91T68 on 2001-05-31
  I have owned the 80 watt Bug Killer for over 5 yrs. and have been completely satisfied with it's performance. I have 4 acres with about 1 1/2 acre as yard with the house. I have this Light hanging on my deck and have found it most effective. I have just replaced the lamps for the first time. I use the light year around. It not only serve's as a terrific Bug Killer, but also as a night light for the back of my house. I do need to locate a starter for one side. I believe that is what it's called. Could you please send me a parts list. I have one but there is not a starter listed on it. Thanking you in advance, Brenda Stevens
  
  
• Broke in Two Weeks
  By AF99620986ZJI on 2007-07-15
  The item works as far as killing mosquitos. I live next to a stream and there was a significant reduction in bugs around my home. However after two weeks the zapper stopped working, and since it is Amazon, it is such a pain to return things so I just ate $70.00.
  
  Skip it not worth the expense.
  
  Update: Amazon excahnged the item with no problem. The new Flowtron is now a month old and has reduced the mosquitos tremendously. Worth the gamble.
  
  
• why doesn't amazon carry this product anymore?????
  By A7HPQOTQO1LO9 on 2004-06-14
  i am beholden to all the fine reviews at this site that touted this great product to the skys. i shot right out and bought the big 80 watt number.
  the day before i put mine up i had collected 5 nasty fly bites - hugh itchey welts. so i got even...i pinned the little sucker up and sat out on the patio at 9 that night gloating outrageously. this baby was snapping 'em left and right. little bug bodies were really piling up out there. color me smug.
  i have reclaimed the right to go out in my back yard garden and even to sit out in the dead of night unscathed. how much is that worth? and my high strung cats don't mind the slight snapping noise. they don't like bugs either.
  this gismo rocks!!! each evening i go out and plug it in for the night's work and i can't resist giving it a little pat and a "you get 'em killer".
  do i recommend this device? oh, yea.....

  ps to bug gal and her review.
  mosquetoes arn't attracted to light? could that be why there is a pest strip for under the hot light that, when heated up, attracts mosquetoes like CRAZY!!! do you want a body count? there are some very deceased mosquetoes out there under my flowtron.
  and as to it killing beneficial flying bugs....do you mean those little moths that are outside waiting for you to open you door so they can eat holes in your clothes? get a grip.
  
  

• You can get this item at Walmart for $47 - "Stinger" brand
  By A1JLB9P86GXB55 on 2005-06-28
  Same exact item, different branding, MUCH cheaper. :-)
  
  
• Great Product
  By AX8ROVSCCTKJY on 2005-07-20
  This definitely does zap the bugs. The noise doesn't bother me, but the fact that there are bits of insect all over my porch does. It's well worth it though.
  
  I would like to point out... It is true that mosquitoes are not attracted to light. They are attracted to body heat and the bug poppers simulate that. Ever wonder why mosquitoes always seem to be buzzing around your ears? That appears to them to be the warmest place on your body to them. They see in infrared.
  
  
• Mosquitos swarm to it
  By AWVVPV0PDGVUW on 2006-05-16
  I had three Mosquito Magnets that worked well for a few months but nothing like this. There are more mosquitos being eliminated by this is one hour than my Mosquito Magnets did in three months without the hassle of propane cans and unreliable working parts that didn't function after a few months. I estimate that this Flowtron unit is eliminating 20 mosquitos per minute. This is an amazing product, far superior to the mosquito magnet, and it costs a fraction of the price.
  
  
• The bodies are hitting the floor.
  By A2Z5397FMUKW6Z on 2004-12-20
  This unit is definitely killing mosquitoes and other pesky critters waiting to fly into my home when I open our sliding door at night. I don't know what that one reviewer was talking about when they said it does no kill mosquitoes, but mine sure does. They must be someone who really likes mosquitoes. Anyways, the bodies are piling up below my unit, and that's a fact Jack!
  
  
• Flowtron BK-80D review
  By A13UGPZRLK3WRW on 2006-07-06
  I have owned this product for several months and so far it has operated flawlessly as far as electronics go.
  
  Construction is not as solid as I expected but only one physical flaw apparent; the large ring to hang it up with is not welded and has a large gap. I discovered this when the unit fell from a hook because the wind vibrated it enough for the gap to eventually line straight up. Luckily nothing was damaged and it wasn't plugged in. This at least proved the unit wouldn't fall apart the first time its dropped, although I do not recommend trying this for yourself.
  
  Seems to kill any bugs attracted to it very quickly and without clogging. Unfortunately not all bugs are attracted by a light source; but that is not a flaw of the product, its a flaw of the bugs!
  
  Overall I am satisfied with the product.
  
  
• If you want to kill some serious bugs don't skimp
  By A326KT00EKA94O on 2006-09-25
  This thing is the mother of all bug zappers, this is not a toy. Don't buy one of those cheaper 1/2 acre models, if you want to kill some bugs then just do it and quit screwing around. I bought this mainly to kill European Hornets (they look like yellowjackets except they are huge and are active at night, they are attracted to light and they would pop at my windows all night). They do sting and it hurts worse than any bee or wasp ever has. The first night I used this thing is was like a bloodbath. Over 20 dead European hornets in one night. To put it in perspective, it took a whole can of Raid to kill two, yes two of these things. They will not die, Raid just pissed them off and they would fly away! The second night it killed over 30 hornets. Every two weeks another batch of workers is born and they are completely wiped out in 2 days with this thing. I don't have a bee suit so I am not about to go looking for their nest unless they are still here next year. If they are then I'll spring for the full body armour bee suit.
  
  
• Flowtron 80 works as advertised in Savannah, Ga
  By A2Q34W7TLL8JHR on 2007-03-26
  Bottom line up front - 5 stars because it is relatively cheap, extremely simple, and it works for us. The Flowtron 80 has greatly reduced the population of annoying flying insects in our yard.
  
  Below is my original review and this paragraph is an update... We've now had this thing in operation for a few months (spring season) and there is a HUGE decrease in the prescence of flying insects in our yard. Yes, there are still some--doubt that anything will get them all--but we own our yard, not the mosquitoes and gnats! I would estimate that I "clean" (using the leaf blower) several thousand dead carcasas out every other week. If you're wondering, we've left it on 24/7 ever since we purchased it. About the only time it is unplugged is when I hit it with the air from the leaf blower to clear the dead bugs out. My original review follows.
  
  The details...We live in the Savannah, Ga area and our property is mostly surrounded by wetlands ... a nice way of saying mosquito breeding area. We were unable to spend time in our back yard in the evenings without constantly swatting at mosquitoes and gnats. We looked at the Mosquito Magnet and various similar devices thinking that "new technology" may be the way to go. After reading many reviews we were not sold due to concerns about effectiveness and durability for the money. Also these devices require propane and attractant every 21 days so budget in another $50 a month for operation. With that said, we have not owned one of the propane models so we are not qualified to comment on the effectiveness or durability of those vs the Flowtron 80.
  
  Bought the Flowtron 80 based on low cost to own and operate and many positive reviews on Amazon. Ours came with a 30 day packet of attractant as well. This thing is simply plug and kill! On the first day there was a noticeable difference in our yard and after dark it was constantly zapping the little pests. Some may complain about the sound of frying bugs, but that's the sound of bugs that will never bite anything again! Besides, when you hear that sound there's no doubt that this thing is working! Location in the yard seems to be the key to effectiveness for this thing. Experiment to see what works for you. Also place it 6-8 feet off of the ground as per the instructions and place it away from people since it will attract a swarm. 5 stars because it is relatively cheap, extremely simple, and it works for us.
  
  
• Please don't buy this
  By AW5OU4K7968X9 on 2003-12-22
  This device is advertised as a killer of light attracted insects. MOSQUITOES ARE NOT ATTRACTED TO LIGHT. DEER FLIES ARE NOT ATTRACTED TO LIGHT.

  These devices have been shown to significantly reduce populations of beneficial pollinating insects. You can find a summary of the research in
  Science News Online, april 22, 2000

  If you want to buy something that works, get one of the CO2 generating devices.
  
  

• How did this get such great reviews????
  By A32T53YML8LCN2 on 2007-08-01
  That's what I want to know. Does it zap bugs, well yes. However if you're buying this to reduce the bug population in your yard, that it will NOT do. I gave it two stars because it did kill things, but mosquitoes were not one of them. It also caused our red ant problem to get worst as they were getting a free lunch with the dead bugs falling from the trap. All in all it mostly kill ladybugs, moths, gnats, and flying ants. In the 3 days I had it set-up it may have kill 3 mosquitoes (that I could identify). That was with the scent lure attached. No flies or other biting bugs. Our backyard still belongs to them. It may help to know that I live in south Louisiana, and the humid conditions could have reduced this items' effectiveness.
  
  
• VERY NICE!
  By A1RNQKB9QZHBCN on 2003-09-29
  I LOVE THE BUG ZAPPER, I HAD IT ON THE BACK DECK, BUT IT WAS TOO LOUD FOR THE DOG, SO I PUT IT AT THE FRONT PORCH AND USED THE LURE PACK AND HAVE NOT HAD PROBLEMS WITH INSECTS AT THE BACK DECK, TO MY SURPRISE, THE LIGHT ATTRACTS INSECTS FROM THE BACK DECK TO THE FRONT PORCH, I LOVE IT! I HAVE AN ACRE OF LAND, SO I VERY MUCH ENJOY THE VIEW AT NIGHT, NOW WITHOUT THE BUGS, BUGGING ME! I WOULD VERY MUCH RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT, BUT YOU MUST INSTALL IT AWAY FROM WHERE YOU ARE SITTING, WHICH MAKES SENSE BECAUSE OF THE "ZAPPING" NOISE.
  
  
• Kills bugs dead! with a few design flaws
  By A3SMTF8LAK1C1I on 2007-06-14
  Been running this for over a week now and we have noticed a distinct decrease in the amount of bugs in our vicinity. Being a big believer of Consumer Reports, I never believed these light attracting zappers work, but I am now a convert. In the first 2 nights, we had the zapper on a table and by morning, the area under the zapper was piled with hundreds of dead/dying bugs. It attracted birds for feeding. You can even see the zapper at work. For us, it zapped about 5 bugs every 5 seconds (I'm not exaggerating). You could see the zapping for some, and some even caught on fire for a while. Since then, the spiders gathering in our patios have abandoned their webs indicating to us the effectiveness of the zapper.
  
  However, I did notice 2 major design flaws. 1) the electrical cord is extremely short, no longer than 1 feet. This means you'll either have to use an outdoor extension cord, or are very limited as to where you can place the device. 2) in my unit, the bulb pushed against the bottom of the unit making it hard to secure the octenol lure in the pocket provided. I've had to use another piece of tape to secure it in addition to the double-sided tape that came with the lure.
  
  A few notes: the zapper only works after dark and doesn't seem to attract all types of bugs. It seems most effective with moths and other small flying insects, but not gnats or big flying ants.
  
  
• Does not attract mosquitoes
  By A1S78V0MOUYFUA on 2007-06-14
  This bug killer will kill flying insects that are attracted to light. Mosquitoes are not attracted to light but instead are attracted to the CO2 and heat given off by mammals. This bug zapper does not work against mosquitoes or flies. I had one in my yard for several years and it did nothing to rid the area of mosquitoes which, by the way, are active during the day as well as at night. Save your money and buy a good insect repellent like Off!!
  
  
• Zapp em'
  By A2B8MB04I2HD3W on 2007-08-24
  We live on 1/2 acre w/2 pools behind our house, so I purched the Flowtron Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges for the Flowtron 80-Watt. This unit has performed wonderfully! Our family was tired of spraying w/a mosquito repellent just to go outside even for a brief moment w/out being swarmed by mosquitos so this was just what we needed. Best purchase for some relief. Higly Remommended!!
  
  
• Very pleased with Flowtron BK-80D Electronic Insect Killer
  By A32TX0ZUK2VK3U on 2006-08-07
  After purchasing two "Stinger" 40 and 80 models from Lowe's and Walmart....and returning them(the wires were too far apart to kill mosquitos), welooked extensively online. We read so many favorable reviews about the Flowtron BK that I searched the Houston Tx area but could find none. Found the 80D at Amazon.com for $10.off, tax free, and free freight. The rest is history. We love that zapping sound that reassures us the unit is working. We NEVER heard 1 zap from the "Stinger". I think those units must just kill large bugs. We have the swamp mosquites and live with a bayou at the bottom of our property....two acres.
  
  
• Flowtron Bug Zapper
  By A1A8FUZ1IP3VNX on 2008-01-19
  I purchased this bug zapper about 3 years ago, sorry it took so long to review. It still works great, KILLS them little buggers even big ones two.
  If you don't like to get eaten by mosquitos this is the one to buy. BESURE
  to purchase a heavy outdoor cord, as the cord that comes with this unit is only about a foot long. NOTE: at night this product produces a light show as it frys the bugs that comes its way.
  
  
• Lights up the whole yard
  By A3RA8EWNSA85H4 on 2007-05-12
  I would have given this product 5 stars if it came with extra "sex lures"....there was only one in the box and it has holders for 2 pieces. It works, and it lights up the entire yard. Recommended, but for the price, I want extra "lures", that's all. My yard is the size of a postage stamp, but I bought the hugest one on the planet becuase of my hatred for flying pests (plus, my skin is highly allergic to stings)....so KILL 'EM ALL!!
  
  
• Flowtron BK-80D Bug killer
  By A1YXXFGT5FG9HN on 2007-05-14
  Very pleased with this product as it started zapping the flying insects as soon as we plugged it in. After inspecting the contents there are lots of moths and a few hornets. The 40 watt black light should be replaced each season, so I look forward to many years of productive bug free evenings. I'm thinking about buying another unit to put on the other side of the house.
  Update April 2008: Still going strong. This bug killer is great. It has not only helped eliminate the flying moths, but has helped get rid of the European Hornets which look like huge yellow jackets that fly around both day and night. We had a problem with them hitting the windows at night trying to get into the house. When they did make it through the door, when someone was coming in the house it was panic for everyone inside as one of our family members is highly allergic to bee stings. The dead insect parts underneath the BK-80D is well worth the money and makes me smile. I would recommend it to everyone. Thank you Flowtron for making a product that does what it says it will do. Yeah!
  
  
  
• Flowtron BK-80D
  By A1M2ER9V7P0EYT on 2007-06-28
  
  
  I have this product plugged in a simple electronic timer outlet which allows you to set the automatic turn on and turn off times. It comes on about 4pm and goes off about 5am automatically. Last year i could not go outside without bug spray or i was painfully swarmed and bitten frightfully. Even with bug spray, i still ran inside to rubbing alcohol with numerous painful bites. Using this product this year, i can go outside with skin uncovered and experience minimal biting... almost none at all.
  
  It really makes a BIG difference!
  
  
  
  
• There Ain't No Bugs on Me!
  By A2W0S102A8RHY5 on 2007-07-05
  Easy to install, the bug zapper works great! Usually, I have difficulty with bugs and mosquitoes biting at night. No more thanks to my new bug zapper. My family and I sit on the porch all night and enjoy a bug free lifestyle. Zapper attracts bugs and kills 'em dead. No sprays, fumes, or mess. Would highly recommend it to anyone with large yard who wants to enjoy the outdoors without getting bitten alive! Amazon had least expensive price and would have spent a lot more if purchased at local stores.
  
  
• Flowtron BK-80D 80-Watt, 1-1/2-Acre Electronic Insect Killer
  By A5FEWQZOE8UER on 2007-10-21
  Wow!!!! This product kills literally thousands of bugs each evening. It is entertaining to watch. The zapping is nonstop. The birds feast on the fried bugs the next morning. The light draws the bugs away from our patio. Great Product.
  
  
• What are you waiting for?!
  By A1A4U3QQ3NC19G on 2007-06-04
  Holy cow! Bought the Stinger (out of convenience) even though everybody told me no and let's just say that after 7 days and <10 dead bugs - no mosquitos - I took it back. My Flowtron BK-80D 80-Watt, 1-1/2-Acre Electronic Insect Killer arrived Friday and after plugging it in the thing wouldn't stop zapping. Interestingly, I hung it 20' from my Stinger through the weekend and it was a hands down victory for the Flowtron. In fact, we're getting a second one for the other side of the yard. Only con is that we have an extension cord running across the backyard.
  
  

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