UV10 Compact 20w Skinner Moth Trap
Our best selling mains moth trap, outselling all other moth traps due to the price, catch rate and portability.
Similar to the Compact Heath Moth Trap but has the added advantage of clear polycarbonate upper panels so the moths can be easily viewed, pin-pointed and accessed.
Manufactured in lightweight and durable polypropylene and polycarbonate.
Easy to assemble. Fully flat packs.
Excellent catch rates similar to twin 30w actinic.
Dimensions: 35cmx35cmx32 cm box height. 42x36x6cm flat packed
Total height with rain guard 48cm.
Weight (with electrics) 3kg.
This moth trap is Mains only (not suitable for a battery) - provided with a 5 metre cable and 3-pin plug
UK Step-up Voltage Converter 110V - 220V. A small plug-in converter allowing UK power mains devices 240Vac units to be powered from a 110Vac main outlet is available for this Trap (see UV20 on the Moth Traps-electrics page. Useful for our North American customers or UK customers travelling to North America.
Spare 20w Bulbs and Carry Bags are available separately
Customer Comments (6)
We purchased two of these traps for our growing band of volunteer moth recorders to use. Light, very portable, easy to put together and to take apart, and suitably sturdy, they fit the bill for us exactly. We tested one out on the day it arrived (10th January 2018) and were pleased to have three species of moths to the trap: Hebrew Character, Mottled Umber & Winter Moth. The Hebrew Character was the earliest record that we have had for this species. A great little trap offering very good value for money.
Jo Poland
Volunteer Coordinator for Cornwall Branch of Butterfly Conservation
What a superb little trap! Easy and quick to assemble, easy and light to carry, pulls in the moths and retains them as well as any other Skinner trap. As with other Skinner traps it is great to see what's in it and you can inspect the catch as many times as you like during the night, most nights it has done better for numbers than the twin 60W actinic. So, in my opinion, it is not only the perfect starter's trap but it is also a more than useful addition to the experienced trapper's armoury!
Paul Kitchener, Suffolk
I thought you might be interested to know I deployed the Compact Skinner trap on Monday 16th April for the first time. While I had some assistance with ID’s I was bowled over with initial results. Very happy indeed. I can foresee many early mornings to come.
Anthony MacDonald, East Yorkshire.
Tried my new little Skinner Trap out last night, excellent! Held it's own against more powerful neighbouring traps, catch included Lime and Elephant Hawk, good variety and quantity, well pleased!
Bob Gooding, Essex.
Moth trap arrived, set it up last night, and this morning, it was amazing, its like a whole different world, what is flying around at night, I estimate 100-150 moths.
Jim Farrow, Suffolk
Beautiful trap, such precision engineering, instructions are clear too and it’s easy to set up for a complete novice!!
Sarah Evans, Norfolk
