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The ONLY name brand racket out on the market with this much power! THE JOLT Don't pay the same price for all those other ones on the market that have a weak screen or mesh, ours uses stainless steel bars. Theirs: 1,500 Volts Ours 3,500 Volts!What is it? The racket produces a charge imbalance, known as static electricity, (although electricity is never static). There is a red light that comes on when you press the on/off button (no cumbersome safety switches, discharges when the button is released.) The charge on the grill is enough to zap a mosquito dead, smoke a fly or zap off a wing or a leg or both! Just push button and zap the insect out of the air.This is not like those cheap yellow zappers out there that are flimsy plastic and have a screen the bug has to get through first. No these are high quality 3,500 Volt bug killing machines!Is it Safe? Yes, it is CE certified safe. The power of a couple of AA batteries would not hurt, only shock a human.How Does it Work? The bugs serve as conductors between the imbalanced rods. Holding the power button on, immediately charges the grill. When you hit the insect, the racket makes a nice spark and a zapping sound when its static electricity is discharged to the insect, (Much like those portable insect zappers).Warranty: 2 YearLimited Specs: Power source: 2 'AA' batteries Input Voltage: 3V, Output Voltage: 3,500V Input Amps: 0.24 ~ 0.26A, Output Amps: 0.03 Ma (plus or minus) - Note 1 - To TEST the racket and make a ZAP... USE a leaf from any plant to act as a conductor.- Note 2 - If oval power rods pop out, just carefully re-insert. If wet, let it dry out completely.
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