Solar Mosquito Zapper & Perimeter Light
Send the bugs to the edge of your yard, away from your table.
Solar-powered, 3000V grid, covers up to 1,200 m². It runs itself from dusk to dawn.
- Draws flying insects away from where you sit
- One unit covers up to 1,200 m² of yard
- Solar-powered and automatic, dusk to dawn
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The fix nobody tells you
Stop putting the zapper where you sit.
Most people make the same mistake. They set a bug zapper right next to the table, which lures flying insects straight toward them. Ember Max does the opposite. Stake it at the far edge of your yard and the three purple UV tubes pull insects across the garden, toward the unit and away from you, where a 3000V grid zaps them on contact.
One unit, the whole space
Covers the yard, pool area and garden, not one deck corner.
Little tabletop zappers protect the square metre they sit on. Ember Max reaches up to 1,200 m², so it works the places bugs actually come from: the dark edges, the fence line, the shrubs, the pool. Set it, and it covers the whole scene instead of one chair.
Zero effort
It runs itself, dusk to dawn.
A rotating solar panel follows the light and tops up automatically. Plug-in backup for cloudy stretches. Dual charging, so it never runs flat.
Auto activation at dusk. No timer, no app, no flipping switches. It starts working when the bugs do.
Mosquito-kill mode, lighting mode, or intelligent light control. Pick perimeter defence, soft light, or let it decide.
Clean in seconds
When it fills up, hose it off.
No fiddly brushes, no chemicals. When the tray fills, rinse it down with the garden hose and drop it back in. It's IPX5 water-resistant, so rain and a quick spray-down are no problem. (Bring it in over winter like any outdoor electronics.)
What owners say
“Worked perfectly so far. Love that it’s solar, nothing to plug in, and the mode switch means it only comes on at night. Really easy to set up, and it’s already catching wasps, flies and moths out at the edge of the yard.”
“We didn’t want to run a cord out to the back patio, so the solar one was ideal. It’s been great. You can see from the tray how much it’s pulling in, away from where we actually sit.”
“Charged it with the cable the first day since there wasn’t much sun, and it was working within the hour. Honestly kind of satisfying to hear it do its job. Great for camping where there are tons of bugs.”
“So far it works great. The battery stays charged from the solar panel and it comes on by itself from dusk to dawn, and I don’t touch it.”
“This thing works. So nice not to have to run an electrical cord out to the garden. Already bought a second one for the other side of the yard.”
“Easy to set up and runs entirely on sunlight. It won’t clear your entire yard, but staked at the edge it makes a real difference in keeping bugs away from where we sit. No cords, no batteries, quick to clean.”
Two jobs, two lights.
Most gardens want both: something beautiful by the table, and something powerful at the perimeter.
Zentro Ember
Lights your table.
A flame-glow stake light for ambiance right where you sit, with a UV insect trap built in. Décor first.
See the Ember →Zentro Ember Max
Guards the whole yard.
A freestanding 3000V perimeter zapper that pulls flying insects to the edge of the space and reaches up to 1,200 m². Coverage first.
Add Ember Max →Honest answers
Does it really pull bugs away instead of toward me?
How much does one really cover?
Does it work on cloudy days or at night?
Is it safe around kids and pets?
Can it stay out in the rain?
Guard the whole yard, not one corner.
Stake it at the edge tonight and let it pull the bugs away from where you sit. Solar-powered, up to 1,200 m², running itself dusk to dawn.