Place wall mounted ILTs down low to best catch day-flying insects like the housefly. It is the fly's nature to be below five feet high (even skimming the floor) when they are most responsive to ILTs. Generally speaking, the lower you place a trap, the more responsive flies will be to it.

Ceiling-hung ILTs are the trap of choice for night-fliers. They have a tendency to fly at higher heights in buildings. However, night-fliers exhibit a more intense, relentless response to light than day fliers (think bugs around a porchlight).

Night fliers and day fliers (flies) can usually be handled with a well designed system consisting primarily of low, wall-mounted ILTs. See Strategic Installation.

Portable ILTs like the Guerrilla™ or Sticky Tiger™ make great initial survey tools. They can be placed with extension cord, in a crucial area to see what shows up. It can be quite an eye-opener. They consistently catch more insects than thought possible.

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