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The most innovative and modern fly control solutions are designed to effectively attract, kill and encapsulate flying insects, eliminating the risk of contamination.
Flies are one of the most likely causes of reputational damage to your business. There are 120,000 species worldwide that pose a health risk to humans, pets, livestock, and goods. Flies can carry diseases such as Salmonella and E. coli — and a small fly problem can very quickly become an infestation. Such health risks can impact your customers, staff, and productivity and cause reputational damage to your trade.
Rentokil has created one of the most innovative and modern solutions to combat fly infestations — the Lumnia range of commercial fly control products. Lumnia’s innovative LED insect light traps (ILTs) are the modern solution to an age-old problem — attracting and containing flying insects quickly and securely and keeping them out of sight.
Lumnia works by using high-attraction LED lamps to attract flies to the unit. With four ILTs completing the range, it covers every business need across many sectors, helping to combat flying-insect infestations in places such as food processing facilities, hotels, supermarkets, warehouses, and restaurants. Our Lumnia range boasts a host of leading-edge benefits.
By using high-attraction LED lamps, Lumnia reaches up to 80% farther than traditional ILTs and catches flies faster than any other LED ILT available*. Lumnia has also proven to have superior performance to other competitor ILTs in the market.
Based on insects caught in real customer environments, Lumnia proves effective in controlling more than 18 different flying insects, including but not limited to house flies, blue bottles, fruit flies, drain flies, SPI moths cluster flies among others.
Lumnia’s low-energy LED lamps have a three-year life span and save energy by up to 70% — or even up to 79% on Lumnia’s unique adaptive mode setting — compared to equivalent competing products, protecting businesses from flies and their bottom line.
Planet Mark recognised Rentokil’s commitment to continuous improvement in sustainability by certifying the Lumnia range after it demonstrated 62% lower carbon emissions compared to units containing traditional fluorescent lamps.
Ideal for use in food businesses and environments, the Lumnia range has been approved by HACCP in accordance with all requirements under the HACCP International Food Safety Certification Systems.
A range of discreet, highly effective fly control solutions designed to protect and suit every type of business need and environment.
*Based on Rentokil research performed up to September 2019
Designed for a range of environments to quickly and efficiently reduce the risk of flies, Lumnia was awarded The Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Innovation 2020 for being the world’s first commercial range of insect light traps that use LED lighting rather than traditional fluorescent tubes, reducing energy usage by up to 70%. No matter how large or small your business is, there is a Lumnia unit suited to your needs:
Featuring two LED lamps and a glue board that provide powerful attraction and entrapment, the units are suitable for all business areas. During the five-year product lifecycle, by using Lumnia Standard instead of a competitor product, you save 646kg of CO2 - the equivalent greenhouse gas emissions from driving 1,625 miles.
One of the smallest and most stylish insect light traps for front-of-house areas like cafés, bars, restaurants, and hotel receptions. Utilising a single, powerful 10-watt LED lamp that attracts insects from up to 80% farther away than traditional fluorescent tubes. With Lumnia Slim, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced by an equivalent of 220 kg of CO2 - the same as driving 550 miles (London to Paris).
Designed for relatively low-risk areas in food retail outlets, the Compact has an unobtrusive design available in five colours, perfect for public areas. With Lumnia Compact, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced by an equivalent of 220 kg of CO2 - the same as driving 550 miles (London to Paris).
One of the largest units in the range, Lumnia Ultimate boasts 3 LED lamps and an adhesive film inside an encapsulation cassette to trap, collect and contain caught insects, eliminating the risk of secondary infestations from debris. During the five-year product lifecycle, by using Lumnia Ultimate instead of a competitor product, you save 1,525 kg of — equivalent to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from driving over 3.950 miles.
Designed for customers with large, open areas and a zero tolerance to flying insects, Lumnia Suspended hands in the centre of the room, with a lamp on each side of the unit and one below for 360-degree coverage. The adhesive film and encapsulation cassette trap, hygienically contain caught flies and prevent any insect fragments from being blown into the environment, reducing the risk of cross-contamination. During the five-year product lifecycle, by using Lumnia Ultimate instead of a competitor product, you save 1,525 kg of — equivalent to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from driving over 3.950 miles.
Keeping The European Commission's (EC) update to the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU aims to remove mercury from lighting applications, including Fluorescent UV tubes used in traditional fly killers.
According to the World Health Organization, mercury is in the top 10 chemicals of major public health concern. Its exposure can cause severe health problems – including irritation to the eyes, skin and stomach; cough, chest pain or difficulty breathing – and global production results in environmental contamination and may enter the human food chain.
The level of exposure depends on the dose, duration and work being done.
What does the ban mean for businesses?
These changes start to come into effect in September 2023 when the ban on fluorescent lamps in most lighting applications will commence. The ban on Fluorescent UV tubes, widely used in fly traps, will follow in due course. Learn more about this ban on fluorescent tubes here.
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