Commercial Fly Units - LED, UV, Zapper, Glueboard

You have decided on a fly unit. Now pick or UV tube, zapper or glueboard, kitchen or front-of-house.

for low energy and long tube life. UV tube for proven catch in back-of-house. Zapper where volume beats capture. Decorative front-of-house. Match the unit to the zone and the audit will follow.

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Commercial fly units must be installed to height and clearance specs that auditors check during HACCP, SQF, BRCGS, and WQA visits. Mains-powered units require RCD protection and AS/NZS 3760 compliance for the test-and-tag program. Glueboards and tubes carry a service register so the auditor can see cycle dates.

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Commercial Fly Units Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial fly units across BRC, Viper,. UV tube, zapper, glueboard formats. Pick by catch tech, audit framework, and venue zone.

Commercial fly units fall into four catch-tech families: glueboard, UV-tube glueboard, electric zapper, and decorative front-of-house. Choose by zone, by audit framework, and by ongoing service cost.

units like the Viper Attack run cooler, draw less power, and last longer between tube changes. UV-tube units like Viper Strike are the proven workhorse for back-of-house. Zappers like the BRC are right where catch volume matters more than catch capture. Decorative units like Viper Decorative belong front-of-house in hospitality, dining rooms, and reception.

Every unit in this type is rated for commercial duty cycle. The decision is which catch tech, which zone, and which audit story.

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Choosing a commercial fly unit for an Australian food, hospitality, or processing site

The commercial fly unit is the visible spine of any insect control program. Auditors look for it; site managers ask about it; the unit on the wall is what the customer notices. The Pest IT range covers four catch-tech families across three brand homes: BRC, Viper, and.

When to choose Viper Attack

Attack is the right call when the site values low running cost and long tube life. tubes draw around 40 percent less power than UV-tube equivalents and last 12 to 18 months between changes. Run Attack across modern food production, multi-site retail food, and any group operator chasing energy KPIs.

When to choose Viper Strike or BRC

Viper Strike is the UV-tube workhorse for back-of-house. It costs less per unit than, and the tube replacement is cheaper. BRC runs the same UV-tube format with a stainless steel chassis suited to wash-down zones and high-pressure cleaning environments. Both are audit-acceptable in food production.

When to choose BRC zapper

is the high-volume zapper for storage, dispatch, loading docks, and any zone where insect volume is the dominant pressure and capture is not a hard requirement. Do not run zappers above food prep, packaging, or open ingredient lines.

When to choose Viper Decorative

The Decorative unit is the front-of-house pick for hospitality dining rooms, hotel reception, function spaces, and retail customer zones. It carries an internal glueboard so the catch is hidden, and the visible chassis is designed to read as a wall feature.

Compatible products to specify alongside the unit

Every fly unit needs replacement glueboards or UV tubes on cycle. Specify the matching glueboard format and tube specification at the same time as the unit so the program runs without a gap. The glueboard and UV lamp pages carry the matching consumables.

How to specify the program with us

Use the Spec Your Project form to share your site brief, audit framework, and zone map. We will send back a unit-by-unit layout, the matching consumables order, and a scope of works your auditor will accept.

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