Mo-el Cri Cri 300N Insect Killer 6W UV-A
The Mo-el Cri Cri 300N is a lightweight, compact electric insect zapper for small rooms. A 6W actinic UV-A lamp attracts flying insects onto a high-voltage grid, with an effective linear range of 3–5 metres. A removable drawer, a grill-cleaning pull rod and Mo-el’s patented lamp cleaner make maintenance quick and easy. It is ideal for home kitchens, bedrooms, balconies and small cafés across the UAE, and simply plugs into a standard socket.
Key Features
- 6W actinic UV-A lamp for small spaces
- Effective linear range of 3–5 metres
- Removable drawer with grill-cleaning pull rod
- Patented Mo-el lamp cleaner
- Flame-retardant PC-ABS V0 housing
- Lightweight 1.1 kg, plug-in operation
Technical Specifications
| Brand |
Mo-el |
| Model |
Cri Cri 300N (MOE300N) |
| UV-A Lamp |
1 × 6W actinic |
| Power |
11W |
| Power Supply |
230V, 50Hz |
| Discharge Voltage |
1,500V |
| Insulation Class |
Class II |
| Coverage |
3–5 m linear range |
| Material |
PC-ABS V0 |
| Dimensions |
132 × 165 × 330 mm |
| Weight |
1.1 kg |
| Lamp Life |
Approx. 2,000 hours |
| Spare Lamp Code |
0421 |
Applications
- Home kitchens and utility rooms
- Bedrooms, living rooms and balconies
- Small cafés, shops and offices
- Clinics and reception areas
FAQ
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Can I set this up myself?
Yes. Place it in the room and plug it into a standard socket. No wiring and no electrician are needed.
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How big a room does it cover?
Mo-el rates it for a 3–5 metre linear range, which suits a single small room. For larger spaces, consider the Cri Cri 309 (10–12 m).
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How do I clean it?
Unplug it, use the pull rod to clean the grill, then slide out and empty the drawer. The patented lamp cleaner keeps the tube free of debris.
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Where should I place it for best results?
Position it where flying insects enter or gather, away from competing light sources such as bright windows or strong lamps, and not directly above food preparation surfaces. UV traps work best in dimmer areas and in the evening.
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When should the UV lamps be replaced?
Mo-el rates the lamps at about 2,000 hours. UV-A output fades before the tubes stop lighting, so replace them on a regular schedule to keep catch rates up.