By Samantha Kent.
Insect-O-Cutor Nomad LED flykiller Overview
“The Insect-O-Cutor Nomad LED flykiller offers protection against flying and biting insects with a collapsible compact design, making it perfect for traveling. When this product is fully charged it can be used for up to 18 hours (USB charging cable included).
This product can also be used as a bright 200 lumens hanging light that has adjustable brightness, making it perfect for outdoor dining, patios, gardens, and camping.
With dual green and blue UV LED technology this product will attract a wide range of flying insects.”
Checking it out
My first impression opening the Nomad Insect-O-Cutor was the size was surprisingly small. But as most women reading this will know- It’s not the size that counts, It’s how well it can be used.”
I was also amused by the lamp enclosure part being soft silicone/rubber and squeezable.
After speaking with the manufacturers about the item I did learn some more information. On lower brightness settings the Insect-O-Cutor will run longer. The bug zapper and the light both are able to function separately so it can be used as either a lamp or bug zapper independently. That said, they can also be used at the same time. However, it will run longer if only one setting is being used.
Testing the unit
I fully charged my unit and used it for an hour and a half. It still had a charge left. I just turned it off because I had finished using it and was back in a car. However, it did have some power on it when I got it out of the box.
The functionality is pretty cool. I took it with me to a tour of Birmingham Key hill Catacombs ( An enclosed mausoleum where people would have been laid to rest). The expression, “dark as the crypt” made me realise it would be the perfect opportunity to test out the lamp part of the unit. Although upon leaving the catacombs I found that the unit had caught and killed a wasp! Saving me from being stung!
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Potential Downsides
I was a little concerned about fire safety. But after reaching out to the manufacture they said “ The plastic used to construct the Nomad has passed the relevant CE requirements for flame retardancy, that being said, should it be thrown into a bonfire, for example, it will melt.”
I would say the only downsides I see to the unit is you can’t see how much charge you have remaining on it and the silicone bottom makes me nervous to put it on a table while in use. There is a hanger at the top so if it was being hung under a gazebo, in hand, or in a tent that’s not an issue plus the silicone cover also helps with waterproofing.
My video of the product
To show you more of the Insect-O-Cutor Nomad LED Flykiller, I created a video so you can see more of this unit, including a comparison to a larger home-based similar item. This runs for just over 10 minutes below:
Final Verdict
All in all, I do quite like the product and it is definitely a useful tool for people who enjoy outdoors and are sensitive to bug bites!
As mentioned I avoided a wasp sting by simply carrying it with me.
The unit can be purchased from Robert Dyas for £44.95. Yet I found it currently on sale for £34.93!
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Samantha Marlow-Kent
Disabled Pagan priestess from England with a love for nature, animals and adventure.
I’m trying to find ways to make outdoors accessible to myself and to be able to share what works and what doesn’t.
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