Terdens 6W fluorescent tube for 12W insect killer lamp, replacement bulb (MPN 9023)

The Terdens 6W fluorescent tube is a replacement bulb designed for use in compatible 12W insect killer lamps. This tubular fluorescent lamp emits ultraviolet wavelengths optimized to attract flying insects toward electric traps, restoring the light source and maintaining the device's trapping effectiveness. The bulb is intended as a spare part for routine maintenance and replacement when the original lamp dims or fails, helping ensure continued operation in residential and commercial environments.

Advantages

This replacement fluorescent tube offers a compact 6W power rating that matches the requirements of corresponding 12W insect killer units, enabling straightforward installation and reliable UV output. The tubular design is made to fit the lamp housing used in these insect killers, providing consistent insect-attracting light while reducing the need to replace the complete device. Using an appropriate replacement bulb helps preserve trapping performance and supports hygienic pest control in spaces where insect reduction is required.

Suitable for

• Home indoor spaces such as kitchens, living rooms and enclosed patios
• Retail and food service areas where flying insect control is needed
• Small commercial premises and storage rooms
• Routine maintenance and replacement of worn or dim insect killer lamps

Key specifications

• Type: Tubular fluorescent replacement bulb
• Power consumption: 6 watts
• Light emission: Ultraviolet wavelengths suitable for attracting flying insects
• Form factor: Straight tubular lamp compatible with specified 12W insect killer housings
• Intended use: Replacement light source for electric insect traps

How to use

Before replacing the bulb, disconnect the insect killer from the power supply. Remove the existing lamp following the manufacturer's guidance for the specific unit, taking care to handle the tube by its ends and avoid applying pressure to the glass. Insert the replacement 6W tube into the fixture sockets until it is secure, then restore power and verify the lamp illuminates. Dispose of the removed fluorescent tube according to local regulations for lamps containing small amounts of mercury.

Usage recommendations

Replace the fluorescent tube as part of scheduled maintenance or when light output noticeably decreases to maintain trapping efficiency. Operate the insect killer continuously in areas with insect presence for best results, and avoid positioning the unit near competing light sources. Store spare bulbs in a dry, stable environment and handle with care to prevent breakage.