Tri-Flo and Thermo-Bug are the two-kit pathway in the Pest IT bed bug heat treatment signature ranges. The two differ on three axes: power supply (Tri-Flo on standard mains, Thermo-Bug on three-phase 400V), kit configuration (Tri-Flo as a fixed-configuration kit with two heaters and two fans, Thermo-Bug configured per hotel room with custom heater count), and scope of work (Tri-Flo broad across the hospitality and commercial callout book where standard mains is available, Thermo-Bug as the scale-up kit for premium hospitality service work where three-phase power is on site). The kit choice maps to the venue's power supply first, then to the work the pestie is aiming for; the two-kit pathway supports carrying both where the account mix calls for it.

Two heaters, two high-temperature fans, and a thermometer. The two-heater configuration carries the thermal load across a typical room size; the high-temperature fans drive even heat distribution to remove the cold spots that let bed bugs survive across the life cycle. The thermometer documents the temperature held across the cycle for the venue's return-to-service record.

Component heaters and fans are available individually so the pestie scales kit capacity to room size, room count, or harder-to-heat geometries (high ceilings, irregular layouts, dense furnishing). An extra heater and fan are an option where the work calls for the extra throw.

The high-temperature fan distributes heat across the room to remove cold spots that let bed bugs survive across the life cycle. Cold spots in larger rooms or unevenly-furnished spaces are the most common reason a bed bug heat treatment doesn't clear the room on the first visit. The fan ensures the treatment thermal exposure reaches the whole space, not just the heater's immediate radius.

Temperature monitoring runs across the room while the heat holds, and the professional treatment workflow records the temperature reading and the time held at temperature. That record feeds the return-to-service confirmation the venue brand expects on file, so the room handover carries the documentation the operator and the venue's records team both work from.

Yes. Tri-Flo's standard-mains power means it runs at residential bed bug callouts, hostel dormitories, rental properties, and smaller accommodation venues alongside the larger commercial work. The kit handles a typical residential room comfortably; the component-by-component scaling option covers the larger-room jobs as they come up.

Yes. The two-kit pathway supports carrying both. Tri-Flo handles the broader callout book across hospitality and commercial work where mains power is available; Thermo-Bug runs as the scale-up for premium hospitality service in three-phase venues. The Pestie's Hotel Bed Bug Kit resource covers the operating reference that applies across both ranges.