LiBa Bug Zapper 2800V Indoor
- 2800V grid kills flies and mosquitoes
- 2 extra replacement bulbs included
- Indoor only, not waterproof or water-resistant
- Five-foot cord, on and off switch at the top right
- Chain included, hang from a hook or place on a counter, table or floor
- Removable tray, easy to clean
- Safety screen blocks small fingers from the grid
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
An indoor-only zapper with spare bulbs in the box and a safety screen for homes with small children. It is not waterproof, so it stays out of patios and open outdoor areas.
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ASIN: B01N5TCXWMCategory: Bug Zappers
Overview
A pair of light bulbs draws flying insects toward a high-voltage grid that zaps them as they fly through. A chain lets it hang from a hook, and a removable tray under the grid collects the dead insects for easy emptying.
Setup is simple: a chain for hanging, a switch at the top and a cord that reaches the problem area. The zapper uses no chemicals, only light and a high-voltage grid, which suits kitchens and workplaces. The firm limit is location, since the listing says outright that it is not for outdoor use and not water-resistant.
Who it's for
Indoor spaces such as kitchens, restaurants, warehouses or retail stores where the unit can hang high, since that is where flying insects gather according to the listing. Outdoor and wet locations are ruled out, and the listing gives no coverage area.
Pros and cons
- Spare bulbs included
- Safety screen guards small fingers
- No chemicals or sprays needed
- Removable tray for cleanup
- Indoor use only
- Not waterproof or water-resistant
- Coverage area not listed
- Bulb swaps need unplugging and cooling
Performance notes
Light draws insects in, and the energized grid zaps them as they pass through, so placement matters more than the outlet location. The listing advises hanging the unit high because that is where flying insects gather. Bulbs wear out with use, and swapping them needs the unit unplugged and left to cool first.
Specifications
| Brand | LiBa |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Cord length | Five feet |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Grid voltage | 2800 V |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mounting | Hanging chain, or placed on a counter, table or floor |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | 2 replacement bulbs, hanging chain |
| Other details | |
| Use location | Indoor only, not waterproof |
| Bulbs in unit | 2 light bulbs |
| Cleaning | Removable tray |
| Safety | Safety screen, no chemicals |
Frequently asked questions
How big is the LiBa indoor bug zapper?
The listing gives no dimensions or coverage area. It does state a five-foot cord, a chain for hanging and a switch at the top right.
Can I use the LiBa bug zapper outside?
No. The listing says it is definitely not for outdoor use and is not waterproof or water-resistant.
How do I change the bulbs in the LiBa zapper?
Unplug the unit, wait a few hours for the electrical current and heat to subside, then swap in the new bulbs.