Pheromone Clothes Moth Trap BROS BR 443, single unit

BROS BR 443 is a single-unit pheromone clothes moth trap designed to monitor and capture adult clothes moths. The disposable trap contains a species-specific pheromone lure that draws male moths to an internal adhesive surface. Intended for use in wardrobes, storage boxes and textile collections, the trap helps detect early infestations and supports preventive pest control in homes and storage areas.

Advantages

The trap offers targeted attraction using a pheromone formulation specific to clothes moths, reducing non-target captures. Its disposable design requires no maintenance and provides a clear visual indicator of moth presence on the adhesive surface. The compact form factor allows placement in confined spaces such as closets and drawers without affecting stored items.

Suitable for

• Monitoring wardrobes and clothing storage
• Inspecting boxes, suitcases and seasonal storage
• Protecting textile collections, linens and upholstery
• Early detection in homes, attics and basements

Key specifications

• Type: single-unit disposable pheromone trap
• Target pest: clothes moth (adult males)
• Attractant: species-specific pheromone lure
• Catch mechanism: internal adhesive surface
• Placement: indoor use; suitable for wardrobes, drawers and storage boxes
• Maintenance: no maintenance required; replace after saturation or after recommended service life

How to use

Unpack the BROS BR 443 trap and follow the included placement instructions. Position the trap at chest to shoulder height where moth activity is suspected, or inside storage boxes and drawers near stored textiles. Avoid placing the trap directly on items; allow a small gap so air circulation carries pheromone plume. Inspect the adhesive surface regularly; when moths are captured or the surface is covered with dust or debris, replace the trap with a new unit.

Usage recommendations

For effective monitoring, use one trap per small wardrobe or several traps distributed throughout larger storage areas. Combine trapping with regular inspection of textiles, vacuuming and reducing humidity to limit conditions favourable for moth development. Replace traps according to manufacturer guidance or when captures indicate an active infestation.