---
product_id: 48241799
title: "Pro Fly Zapper Mosquito, Wasp, Bug, Insect Killer Swatter Electric Fly Zapper Racket Single Layer for Efficient Zapping Indoor Outdoor"
brand: "the executioner"
price: "635 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "The Executioner"
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/48241799-pro-fly-zapper-mosquito-wasp-bug-insect-killer-swatter-electric
store_origin: RO
region: Romania
---

# High-voltage zap power Long-lasting battery life Durable ABS plastic build Pro Fly Zapper Mosquito, Wasp, Bug, Insect Killer Swatter Electric Fly Zapper Racket Single Layer for Efficient Zapping Indoor Outdoor

**Brand:** the executioner
**Price:** 635 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Own the ultimate bug-busting power – don’t let pests crash your vibe!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pro Fly Zapper Mosquito, Wasp, Bug, Insect Killer Swatter Electric Fly Zapper Racket Single Layer for Efficient Zapping Indoor Outdoor by the executioner
- **How much does it cost?** 635 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/48241799-pro-fly-zapper-mosquito-wasp-bug-insect-killer-swatter-electric)

## Best For

- the executioner enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted the executioner brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Crafted from robust ABS plastic, designed to withstand intense indoor and outdoor use.
- • **Pro-Level Performance:** Larger surface area and stronger grid ensure superior insect control compared to standard swatters.
- • **Battery-Powered Freedom:** Operates on replaceable batteries (included in UK, not in US), delivering extended usage without cords.
- • **Instant Insect Extermination:** Zap flies, wasps, and mosquitoes with a powerful electric charge for immediate results.
- • **Certified Safety & Compliance:** Fully CE approved, RoHS compliant, and trading standards passed for peace of mind.

## Overview

The Executioner Pro Fly Zapper is a professional-grade electric swatter designed to efficiently eliminate flies, wasps, mosquitoes, and other flying insects. Featuring a durable ABS plastic frame, a high-voltage single-layer grid, and battery-powered operation, it offers reliable, cordless pest control for both indoor and outdoor environments. Fully certified and backed by a 1-year warranty, it’s the go-to tool for millennial professionals seeking effective, hassle-free insect management.

## Description

Efficiently zap flies, wasps, and other insects with this single-layer electric fly zapper. Features a large, sturdy design made of ABS plastic for reliable performance.

Review: Efficient slaughter of flying insects - Helluva thing. Well worth the extra couple of quid for improved performance over the standard size one. Small stuff like fungus gnats and fruit flies explode on contact. Can't comment on wasps etc, as I let them go now- there's so few about. But suspect they wouldn't like it. Excellent battery life from the larger C cells. Still on the originals after 5 months. Recommended.
Review: Awesome! - So, if, like me you've read all the reviews and are still unsure whether to buy one of these read on...... We have a caravan which is on the edge of some woodland and we are plagued with flies all day. Like most other people, I bought a couple of the electric fly bats you can get everywhere now. To be fair, they do the job if you can get the pesky little buggers into the centre grid and stun them. Then, flip the bat over and fry till smoking to ensure their demise. I arrived home last Friday to find the desertcart package awaiting. With ill concealed eagerness I ripped the cardboard asunder to reveal the The Executioner in all it's pristine glory. "Can't wait to try this up at the van" I said to the missus. She just glared back at me with the withering look all wives reserve for their spouses who go and spend 10 quid on a one pound fly bat. (In their opinion.) I was instantly impressed by the weight and feel of the device. Hmmm. No cheap Chinese toy this baby. The warning stickers were also suitably impressive. DO NOT use on other humans, sheep, bison, goats, the grumpy old git from number 27, escaping criminals or in the shower. Wow. Sounds promising. We trundled off to the van Friday evening and while the missus took the dogs out to look for roaming illegal immigrants, I slipped the two provided AA batteries into the shotgun chamber. Sorry, battery compartment. The excitement was palpable as I pressed the button, a rewarding hum worthy of Luke Skywalker's lightsabre eminated from it. This baby felt ready for action. At this point I should mention I have been involved with electricity in one way or another for most of my 60 years on the planet. So my next action will no doubt invoke bewilderment from the reader. So impressed was I with the hum of promised power I brought the killing machine closer to my right ear (I'm slightly deaf in it) to further assimilate the throbbing promise of doom. My missus came running in when she heard the scream with a "What have you done you daft bugger? And why does your ear look like it's been on the griddle pan?" Hmm. A fair question. I can remember thinking, "Argggghhhhhhhhh. I can't wait to see what this will do to a fly after the crack I've just had!" So, before long a medium sized fly appears and as usual, begins to taunt us. As I gripped my new secret weapon and s-l-o-w-l-y meandered towards the offending creature It buzzed off into the kitchen. I could swear it stuck up two legs at me. Just as I got to the fly, it took off and in sheer desperation I swiped the bat at it. HOLY CRAP! There was a bright flash of light and a crack worthy of Nikola Tesla's lightning experiments. The fly's wings blew off and it plummeted in a graceful arc straight into the sink. I looked in awe at my missus, then at the bat. Finally. A weapon of means to redress the balance. I spent most of the weekend bat in hand just looking for vile flying things to kill and with each satisfying strike I knew that at last I had found a worthy weapon in my fight against the fly. The only downside is my missus has now taken control of my bat. She stalks the decking with a demented glint in her eye just willing some cocky buzzing behemoth to come and meet its doom...... This is without doubt the finest fly bat EVER. Small flies will disintigrate on contact. Larger ones will plummet to the deck stunned, whereupon you scoop them up and fry the nasty little sods. I must add, the stench of a frying fly is not pleasant, but very rewarding, especially when served with fries and a little mayo. This is an awesome product. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. *** UPDATE *** AUGUST 2015 So, it's been a really quiet year up to now for fly extermination up at the caravan. I suspect that the boys have been warning each other away whilst sharing a nice juicy turd. "Keep away from that mad bastard at number 20 lads, he's so keen to kill us, he's even tested the bat on his own ear!" Anyway, as a man of the world, (Yes, I've those notorious books about Gray...) and, well, it got me thinking. The missus has been getting a little frisky of late and to be honest, we've tried almost everything to imbibe a little joie de vie into the bedroom proceedings. However, there are only so many times a cold can of baked beans and some Vaseline can be classed as "different", especially when used with the chopsticks and a mouldy barm cake. We came up to our little haven last Friday, and by Saturday Mrs Frisky was in overdrive. Not even the local ice cream applied with a plastering trowel was slowing her down, so, I decided radical action was called for. After plying her with several Vimto's she became a little giddy and thus, more receptive to a different kind of hanky panky, namely a little lightweight spanking. So, she disappears into the bathroom to "prepare herself" while I gallantly neck down another vodka and flu powder to face my duty.Any way, she took so bloody long to emerge I'd had time to conceal my surprise weapon and down another 4 vodka and flu powders, hic. Before she could speak, with one fluid movement, I had her bent over the wooden thingy at the foot of the bed (barbed wire previously removed) with her ample derriere high in the air. Dribbling profusely, I whipped out the Executioner, (bearing in mind my though processes are now somewhat clouded due to the alcohol consumed; plus it seemed a bloody good idea at the time) I pressed the switch and whacked her across the right cheek with it. Apparently, the scream could be heard over a mile away, (how was I to know she moisturised her arse?!) and before much time had elapsed, the site warden was hammering on the door trying to see in with his glass eye. I assured him all was well, but the pong of singeing moisturised flesh was telling another story.... The police were very understanding about the whole episode and I even gave some tips on using the Executioner to a young impressionable bobby.....

## Features

- The Ultimate Fly Zapper , The Executioner PRO **Packaging may vary for UK market**
- Bigger, Stronger, Better, Made with ABS Plastic
- Not supplied with batteries for USA Marketplace, However Batteries supplied for UK Marketplace
- Fully CE Approved and Trading Standards Passed, RoHS Compliant
- 1 Years Full Warranty, The Best Bug Swatter Available

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003TT3GDC |
| Best Sellers Rank | 6,362 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 54 in Fly Control 166 in Outdoor Insect Control |
| Brand | The Executioner |
| Brand Name | The Executioner |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 14,204 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05060144800015 |
| Included Components | Electric Bug Zapper |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 51L x 18W x 51H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Fly Swat Wasp |
| Item Weight | 1 Grams |
| Item weight | 1 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Sourcing4U Limited |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EX-PRO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | EX-PRO |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product dimensions | 51L x 18W x 51H centimetres |
| Style | Pro Fly Mosquito Zapper |
| Style Name | Pro Fly Mosquito Zapper |
| Target Species | Fly, Mosquito, Wasp |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** The Executioner
- **Colour:** Multicoloured
- **Is electric:** Yes
- **Item weight:** 1 Grams
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of pieces:** 1
- **Product dimensions:** 51L x 18W x 51H centimetres
- **Style:** Pro Fly Mosquito Zapper
- **Target species:** Fly, Mosquito, Wasp
- **Unit count:** 1.0 Count

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What happens if you touch the grid?????**
A: You'll get an electric shock & it will hurt. There is a voltage of 770vDC across the grid (I put my multimeter across the bars). The current won't be more than a few mA, so it won't kill you, just teach you not to be so stupid.

**Q: What size batteries are they please?  Hoping they are AA or AAA**
A: It takes two AA's, it is the most effective killer of unpleasant flies, moths in your house, who ever designed it should get the OBE.

**Q: Is this thing supposed to give electric shocks even without  pressing the on button. I had a small shock as I opened the packaging. Is mine faulty?**
A: Perhaps the on button got pressed during the packaging process. Once it is pressed the gadget holds its charge until it touches on something (in theory a fly, but in reality, anything including your own hand!). It holds this charge for ages - I have discovered this through bitter experience. Hope this helps.

**Q: Will these batteries fit? they say 'baby' size c... http://www.amazon.co.uk/uniross-ni-mh-2600-rechargeable-batteries/dp/b00008gsy8**
A: What? There are 2 types of Executioner'sOne runs on 2 x AA batteries and the other is the Pro that runs on type 2 x C batteries, these are the smaller of the larger type D round batteries, they can be found in most good supermarkets or even online thru Amazon, i use Duracell Plus size C batteries. The Executioner standard model has a slightly smaller head than the Pro and does the same job but personally i prefer the Bigger headed Pro, i have both and bring the standard one on holidays as it is easier to find 2 x AA batteries in foreign countries like Brazil or Spain

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Efficient slaughter of flying insects
*by W***M on 21 February 2026*

Helluva thing. Well worth the extra couple of quid for improved performance over the standard size one. Small stuff like fungus gnats and fruit flies explode on contact. Can't comment on wasps etc, as I let them go now- there's so few about. But suspect they wouldn't like it. Excellent battery life from the larger C cells. Still on the originals after 5 months. Recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome!
*by G***S on 13 September 2013*

So, if, like me you've read all the reviews and are still unsure whether to buy one of these read on...... We have a caravan which is on the edge of some woodland and we are plagued with flies all day. Like most other people, I bought a couple of the electric fly bats you can get everywhere now. To be fair, they do the job if you can get the pesky little buggers into the centre grid and stun them. Then, flip the bat over and fry till smoking to ensure their demise. I arrived home last Friday to find the Amazon package awaiting. With ill concealed eagerness I ripped the cardboard asunder to reveal the The Executioner in all it's pristine glory. "Can't wait to try this up at the van" I said to the missus. She just glared back at me with the withering look all wives reserve for their spouses who go and spend 10 quid on a one pound fly bat. (In their opinion.) I was instantly impressed by the weight and feel of the device. Hmmm. No cheap Chinese toy this baby. The warning stickers were also suitably impressive. DO NOT use on other humans, sheep, bison, goats, the grumpy old git from number 27, escaping criminals or in the shower. Wow. Sounds promising. We trundled off to the van Friday evening and while the missus took the dogs out to look for roaming illegal immigrants, I slipped the two provided AA batteries into the shotgun chamber. Sorry, battery compartment. The excitement was palpable as I pressed the button, a rewarding hum worthy of Luke Skywalker's lightsabre eminated from it. This baby felt ready for action. At this point I should mention I have been involved with electricity in one way or another for most of my 60 years on the planet. So my next action will no doubt invoke bewilderment from the reader. So impressed was I with the hum of promised power I brought the killing machine closer to my right ear (I'm slightly deaf in it) to further assimilate the throbbing promise of doom. My missus came running in when she heard the scream with a "What have you done you daft bugger? And why does your ear look like it's been on the griddle pan?" Hmm. A fair question. I can remember thinking, "Argggghhhhhhhhh. I can't wait to see what this will do to a fly after the crack I've just had!" So, before long a medium sized fly appears and as usual, begins to taunt us. As I gripped my new secret weapon and s-l-o-w-l-y meandered towards the offending creature It buzzed off into the kitchen. I could swear it stuck up two legs at me. Just as I got to the fly, it took off and in sheer desperation I swiped the bat at it. HOLY CRAP! There was a bright flash of light and a crack worthy of Nikola Tesla's lightning experiments. The fly's wings blew off and it plummeted in a graceful arc straight into the sink. I looked in awe at my missus, then at the bat. Finally. A weapon of means to redress the balance. I spent most of the weekend bat in hand just looking for vile flying things to kill and with each satisfying strike I knew that at last I had found a worthy weapon in my fight against the fly. The only downside is my missus has now taken control of my bat. She stalks the decking with a demented glint in her eye just willing some cocky buzzing behemoth to come and meet its doom...... This is without doubt the finest fly bat EVER. Small flies will disintigrate on contact. Larger ones will plummet to the deck stunned, whereupon you scoop them up and fry the nasty little sods. I must add, the stench of a frying fly is not pleasant, but very rewarding, especially when served with fries and a little mayo. This is an awesome product. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. *** UPDATE *** AUGUST 2015 So, it's been a really quiet year up to now for fly extermination up at the caravan. I suspect that the boys have been warning each other away whilst sharing a nice juicy turd. "Keep away from that mad bastard at number 20 lads, he's so keen to kill us, he's even tested the bat on his own ear!" Anyway, as a man of the world, (Yes, I've those notorious books about Gray...) and, well, it got me thinking. The missus has been getting a little frisky of late and to be honest, we've tried almost everything to imbibe a little joie de vie into the bedroom proceedings. However, there are only so many times a cold can of baked beans and some Vaseline can be classed as "different", especially when used with the chopsticks and a mouldy barm cake. We came up to our little haven last Friday, and by Saturday Mrs Frisky was in overdrive. Not even the local ice cream applied with a plastering trowel was slowing her down, so, I decided radical action was called for. After plying her with several Vimto's she became a little giddy and thus, more receptive to a different kind of hanky panky, namely a little lightweight spanking. So, she disappears into the bathroom to "prepare herself" while I gallantly neck down another vodka and flu powder to face my duty.Any way, she took so bloody long to emerge I'd had time to conceal my surprise weapon and down another 4 vodka and flu powders, hic. Before she could speak, with one fluid movement, I had her bent over the wooden thingy at the foot of the bed (barbed wire previously removed) with her ample derriere high in the air. Dribbling profusely, I whipped out the Executioner, (bearing in mind my though processes are now somewhat clouded due to the alcohol consumed; plus it seemed a bloody good idea at the time) I pressed the switch and whacked her across the right cheek with it. Apparently, the scream could be heard over a mile away, (how was I to know she moisturised her arse?!) and before much time had elapsed, the site warden was hammering on the door trying to see in with his glass eye. I assured him all was well, but the pong of singeing moisturised flesh was telling another story.... The police were very understanding about the whole episode and I even gave some tips on using the Executioner to a young impressionable bobby.....

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality fly swatter racket
*by N***4 on 29 June 2025*

Very effective if swatting flies midair but it is a little tricky to get them against a window. It’s easy to use and the quality is quite reasonable for something made of plastic. We’ve whacked it about and it’s still going strong. Much better than the last cheaper one we had. Would buy again.

## Frequently Bought Together

- The Executioner Pro Fly Killer Mosquito Swatter Racket Wasp Bug Zapper Indoor Outdoor Over 55cm Long
- Duracell Coppertop C Batteries, 4 Count Pack, C Battery with Long-lasting Power, All-Purpose Alkaline C Battery for Household and Office Devices

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*Store origin: RO*
*Last updated: 2026-03-05*