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The effective use of Fly Traps must start outdoors, focusing on exterior areas like waste zones, loading docks, patios, decks, and garbage areas, which serve as primary breeding grounds and attractants for flies. To maximise efficacy, strategic deployment of an outdoor fly trap or specialised Fly catcher outdoor system is essential. By managing flies at the source (the "outside-in" approach) with the right type of fly bait, you can significantly reduce the number of flies that enter your building or home, prevent infestations, and safeguard health.
Some reasons for this approach include:
We offer two primary, non-toxic solutions for managing fly populations in external areas: the Ecocatch external fly trap and the Rentokil Fly Box. These Outdoor Fly Trap and Fly catcher outdoor units implement our effective "outside-in" strategy, proactively reducing fly ingress.
The Ecocatch external fly trap is a versatile and effective outdoor fly trap unit suitable for controlling fly populations across various settings, including homes, hospitality businesses, and facilities within the food and beverage sector.
The Rentokil Fly Box is a robust and specialised fly catcher outdoor solution designed specifically for demanding commercial environments, particularly within the food and beverage sector where strict food safety compliance is essential.
Effective fly control relies on a combination of rigorous sanitation, physical barriers, and the strategic placement of traps at fly "hot spots" and intercept points. By combining rigorous waste management with the strategic placement of control devices, you can create an effective multi-layered fly control system.
An integrated fly program, typically a component of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), is a comprehensive, holistic strategy that combines multiple control methods to manage fly populations effectively and sustainably in your business and home.
The first step is to have a professional assessment conducted to identify the specific species of flies and pinpoint their breeding sites. For the best results, a combination of strategies (such as proofing, spraying and baiting) must be combined with the use of our Lumnia range of fly units and external fly traps. This is where the expertise of our colleagues really comes to the fore: in crafting a truly integrated solution to get to the bottom of your fly problem, in the most environmentally friendly and cost-effective manner possible.
While DIY options exist, professional outdoor fly trap solutions like the Rentokil Fly Box and EcoCatch are significantly more effective for large or persistent infestations. Unlike standard store-bought traps, these units utilise professional-grade, scientifically tested fly bait and anti-escape designs to maximise catch rates. They provide superior containment and longer-lasting performance, ensuring a cleaner, more hygienic environment.
The best strategy is "interception." You must stop flies before they reach your door or patio. We recommend placing a fly catcher outdoor unit (like the EcoCatch) about 10-15 feet away from the area you want to protect. This draws flies away from your gathering spots or entry points and towards the trap, rather than attracting them into your personal space.
Excessive flies are usually caused by accessible breeding sites, such as waste areas, decaying organic matter, or refuse bins. To get rid of them quickly, you need a two-step approach:
No. The Rentokil Fly Box is designed specifically for external refuse areas to control flies at the source. It contains a powerful insecticide on its backboard and should not be accessible to pets or placed near open food. For indoor areas or food preparation zones, we recommend our Lumnia range of insect light traps, which are safe and compliant for internal use.