BROS pheromone trap for food moths BR 492 — 1 piece, sticky trap for pantry moth monitoring

BROS pheromone trap for food moths BR 492 is a single-piece sticky trap designed for monitoring and reducing populations of pantry moths in domestic and commercial storage areas. The trap uses a species-specific pheromone lure to attract male food moths and retain them on a sticky surface, allowing early detection of infestations and supporting targeted control measures for stored dry foods and cereals.

Advantages

The trap provides discreet, passive monitoring without pesticides, enabling continuous surveillance of moth activity. Its pheromone lure is species-specific, increasing catch efficiency for food moths while reducing non-target captures. The ready-to-use, compact format is simple to place in cupboards, pantries and storage rooms and can be disposed of after use. The sticky surface maintains capture performance over the effective period of the lure.

Suitable for

• Home kitchen cupboards and pantry shelves
• Retail grocery displays and backstock areas
• Warehouse storage of dry foods, cereals and packaged goods
• Food production and processing storage rooms for monitoring

Key specifications

• Format: single-piece adhesive trap with embedded pheromone lure
• Attractant: species-specific pheromone for food moth monitoring
• Surface: sticky adhesive layer for capturing flying males
• Application area: indoor storage spaces such as pantries, cupboards, retail and warehouse shelving
• Usage period: designed for short- to medium-term monitoring until replacement

How to use

Remove the trap from its packaging and follow any included instructions to expose the sticky surface and pheromone lure. Place the trap at cupboard or shelf level where moth activity is likely, avoiding direct contact with food. For best monitoring, position traps in multiple locations across the storage area, checking them regularly for captured moths. Replace the trap according to the manufacturer’s recommended interval or when the sticky surface is covered with insects or debris.

Usage recommendations

Use traps as part of an integrated monitoring plan: combine regular inspection, good hygiene, and proper storage in sealed containers. Do not place traps directly inside open food packages. Replace traps periodically to maintain attractant effectiveness and dispose of used traps in household waste in accordance with local regulations.