Product safety is not solely based on CE certification but is also ensured by independent laboratories such as IMQ, UL, INTERTEK, and TUV.

Effectiveness is proven by field tests conducted by researchers from the University of Bologna.

MO-EL products do not emit toxic substances and do not use chemical additives. They capture flying insects while respecting the environment and their natural predators like spiders, toads, geckos, and other small animals.

They are effective against Diptera, such as Aedes, Anopheles, and other mosquitoes (Culicoidea), as well as flies, bugs, horseflies, and midges. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in a humid and dark place, where they can mature safely and are protected from dehydration.

During their early life stages, insects avoid sunlight to escape the risk of fatal dehydration. Nature causes young insects to wait until nightfall to emerge, guiding their instincts primarily towards ultraviolet rays.

Experiments have shown that in the first hour of life, a very high percentage of newborns are captured by traps due to the attraction of ultraviolet light, and nearly all specimens are captured within the first two hours. This attraction tends to decrease as the insect matures. When the female is finally ready to lay eggs, her instinct guides her to seek confined, humid, and cool places, where she knows the eggs are protected from both predators and sunlight, and where they can remain in optimal conditions until hatching. It is at this moment that the instinct further directs insects towards UV-A.

An effective pest control campaign should start at the beginning of spring, thus eliminating insects as they hatch. Continuous use will reduce the population of young insects, preventing them from reproducing later.