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Condition
New
Dimensions
111 x 57.5 x 80 in; 80 lb
Weight
80 lb
Color
Black
Power Source
ac

Features 5

  • Large capacity heats furniture, mattresses and extra-large items above 120F 50C
  • The ZappBug Room system kills bed bugs in all stages of the parasites life cycle eggs, nymphs and adults.
  • Two carry bags allow for easy transportation by a single person
  • The ZappBug Room is not intended for use in the provision of commercial pest control services to third parties.

Description

Effective and versatile The ZappBug Room is an excellent portable choice for eliminating bed bugs and other pests from furniture, mattresses, and other large items. It can be operated in living rooms, bedrooms, or office settings with the same proven thermal-heating technology as our other ZappBug products. All ZappBug products are heat-only methods to eliminate bed bugs and other pests in all life stages – eggs, nymphs, and adults. Size and Features The ZappBug Room is a portable thermal chamber and can be used in residential or commercial settings. The ZappBug Room measures 111 inches-by-57.5 inches-by-80 inches and is the largest portable heat treatment chamber available. Due to Its large size, it is also an excellent choice for businesses and nonprofits to exterminate pests from office furniture, bunk beds, desks, large quantities of luggage or personal belongings, and other items where bed bugs, and other pests hide. The ZappBug Room is an outstanding choice for shelters, libraries, schools, nursing homes, hospitals, and pest control staff. It is portable and easily stored; it collapses into its two carry cases when not in use. The simple setup and ease of operation make the ZappBug Room an excellent choice to treat a wide range of items in many settings. Peace of mind Bed bugs have an uncanny ability to adapt to even the newest and most advanced chemical treatments. Heat above 113℉ is one of the few tools that is consistently effective. ZappBug’s programable heaters and wireless thermometer allow you to be certain that items were heated to the appropriate temperature for the desired amount of time. The ZappBug Room's programable heaters and wireless thermometer allow you to be certain that items were heated to the appropriate temperature for the desired amount of time. The ZappBug Room is not intended for use in the provision of commercial pest control services to third parties. 4 Thermal Units 4 Foam Support Blocks 3 Extension Cords 1 Recirculation Fan 1 Fabric Tent 1 Tent Frame 1 Wireless Digital Thermometer with 3 probes 1 Accessory Carrying Bag 1 Tent and Frame Carrying Bag The ZappBug Room is a heat-only solution to eliminate bed bugs in all life-cycle stages – eggs, nymphs, and adults. The ZappBug Room system includes four independent thermal heat units. Each requires a separate 120 volts, 1,500 watts circuit. Each thermal unit includes a programable timer that will turn off the heating units when the cycle is completed. Each unit has a overheat light and alarm that indicates if the unit is overheating. If the overheat light flashes on, remove any items blocking airflow into or out of the thermal units. Allow 20 minutes for the thermal units to cool down, and then restart the treatment process. The ZappBug Room recirculation fan ensures hot air fully circulates in and around items for quicker, more effective treatments. The ZappBug Room has a durable foldout frame that is collapses when not in use. The frame can be quickly set up, and then the fabric tent is secured over it. The ZappBug Room’s doors and walls can be zipped open on three sides. This feature makes it easier to load large and heavy items in a variety of settings. A foldable cloth floor gives the option of pushing or rolling heavy objects into the unit. This feature is particularly helpful when only one person is loading items into the chamber. The ZappBug Room is specifically designed for operation in residential or commercial locations. The ZappBug room can be easily transported to any location. The ZappBug Room is simple to move, setup and operate. One person can assemble the Room on site in less than 10 minutes. The ZappBug Room includes timers that automatically shut-off the thermal units when the extermination process is complete. A wireless digital thermometer with three probes is included to ensure the internal temperature of the items in the chamber rises above 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Bed bugs die once the temperature reaches 113 degrees or above. During the extermination process the temperature inside the room ranges from 120 degrees Fahrenheit to 155 degrees, which will kill bed bugs in all life states and is unlikely to harm bed frames, mattresses, furniture, and most personal items. The heaters are designed for simple and repeated operation. There is also an added tip-over shut-off. If an accident occurs, the power is automatically shut-off. The ZappBug Room is useful as a preventative measure or when dealing with established infestations, Heat is one of the methods capable of eliminating bed bugs in all life states, it is even lethal to bed bug eggs. In a commercial setting the ZappBug Room is an ideal solution. It can be transported to a site and within minutes the system is at work getting rid of bed bugs, moths, carpet beetles and other pests. Simple operation makes training staff a breeze, even if they don’t have a pest control background.

Specs 13

Product Dimensions 111 x 57.5 x 80 inches; 80 pounds
Item model number ZBR
Manufacturer ZappBug
Brand Name ZappBug
Unit Count 1 Count
UPC 837654389584
Model Number ZBR
Manufacturer Part Number ZBR

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Top Amazon Reviews

Expensive but worth it
Long story short - we got bed bugs after returning from an adults only resort in Mexico. The bugs were contained to our master bedroom only (thank everything holy). Before we decided to spend the money on this, we spent a lot of time using sprays and powders and even threw away our bed set - that didn’t stop them. This thing works though. It takes 2 people to setup so have someone help. It doesn’t have anything to help hold a mattress up so you will need to get creative (chairs, other furniture, the bed frame, etc). It has 4 heaters that come with it and lots of extension cords. Check your circuit panel and follow the instructions (1 heater per 15 amp circuit). The first set of heaters they sent have an auto shut off “feature” which is the most annoying thing in the world because it shuts off every 5 minutes as you approach kill temperature. So when you have 4 heaters and you’re trying to heat blast something for hours, it is extremely painful to have to babysit 4 heaters flipping off every few minutes. They start beeping and I can still hear them to this day. We had previously purchased their small heater product for suitcases and that one does not have auto shut off. We called them and they sent us those heaters without the auto shut off, free of charge! That made up for it. We ended up having to use it twice. The first time we used it, we were bed bug free for 5 weeks (we reintroduced a mattress pad that had been washed and dried but I guess they somehow lived on it). We used it again and they’ve been gone for 7 weeks now. Second time using it was nicer because we had new heaters that didn’t auto shut off. The great customer service and the fact that it was the only thing that worked was amazing. We didn’t have to throw out anymore furniture and it paid for itself when we had to zap our room again. Exterminators are about the price of this so if you think you need to use it multiple times, just get this. Also, another review mentioned that they were able to zap their entire room just by opening the zippers to the room. I’d say it really depends on the size of your room. We were able to get our bedroom up to 115 degrees but it took a very long time and I had the ceiling fan on to circulate the air. I wouldn’t count on it if you have a large room. So if you you’re trying to use this to treat a room, your mileage may vary. It comes with a big bag for storage that is nice quality. It won’t ever fold up as compact as it came but that’s ok. If you’re on the fence, just get it. Yes it’s expensive but worth it to be free of bed bugs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2020 by Jaime
Worth the money
We purchased this after my elderly parents had an infestation in their lift chairs. We originally paid an exterminator to heat treat the whole house, but within 6 months they came back. They have hard wood floors and just a few pieces of furniture so we decided to try this instead of another exterminator. Setup was easy enough if you follow the instructions and place the three temp sensors around and in the furniture you are treating. I like to make sure I have at least two buried in the folds of the furniture and one out on top. We would wait until the coldest one shows 120 and then we would set a timer for 1 hour. Treating the chairs the first time killed a LOT of them. We were supposed how many there actually was. The heat up time took us about 4hrs to get all the temps up to 120. We did this in a garage with an ambient temperature of about 85f to start. It does heat up the surrounding area as well, first time temperature in garage got up to about 124f inside and close to 140 at two temp spots inside the tent with the third hitting 120f. Well worth investment. We treated the rest of the house with that powder stuff and heated all the furniture a few pieces at a time until we finished. So far we haven't seen any live ones but we are going to re-treat all the furniture again in two weeks to be safe. I highly recommend if you don't have it spread through your whole house yet. If you do I would suggest having an exterminator treat the whole house and then getting one of these to treat specific furniture if it originates there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022 by Jonathan Perkins
If it saves your bed, it's worth it
It's possible to set up by yourself but not a whole lot of fun. Have a helper (especially if you're going to be moving furniture around). The room is NOT large enough to put a queen or king size mattress in laying down. You have to get the mattress and box spring to stand up. That's how they intended it 'cause it will heat better standing up then laying down anyway. But if your mattress is plush like mine, you're going to have a tough time doing this. Zappbug recommends (after the fact) that you should rig some structure up to prop everything up. Their foam blocks help a bit. Do NOT leave unattended. When your mattress falls over or it trips a breaker you need to be there to fix it. Very strong frame and tent. Did not tear or break when everything fell over inside. Make sure the first thing you do is set up the wireless thermometers and make sure they work. You really don't want to have to try and find them buried in your furniture when it's 110 degrees in the tent because they need to be reset. I was not too thrilled with the gaps around the zippers, but they swear that bugs can not climb up the fabric (another good reason to make sure nothing leans against the tent fabric while it's running). I hope they're right. Bed bugs are actually really smart and have excellent survival skills (no joke). They can walk right across those glue traps that will stop roaches stone cold. I caught one alive for professional identification (before I knew what it was) and put in one of those sealed glass lock jars. It took a day or so, but the darn thing found the gap and managed to squeeze half way through the rubber seal before it squashed itself to death. You have to be really careful when setting up your stuff for treatment and make sure that everything is sealed up and there are no hiding spaces which won't heat up because they'll find the cool spots and hide there and survive. That's why Zappbug says heat it for an extra hour even after all the thermometers say 120+. Close the bedroom door when you're running it. This thing actually heated up the entire room in an 8-hour treatment and I think I actually treated the entire bedroom and not just the stuff in the tent. Crank the house heat up all the way if you can. Their new heat chamber pro looks like it's easier to set up and has a better heating system, but it's not on the market just yet and who knows how much it costs and I couldn't wait around to try it. I took notes with pictures when I was unfolding the tent but still could not get the thing back in the duffel bag. FYI: an 8-hour treatment will use up about 50 KWh. It saved my bed and so it's worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2016 by Amazon Customer
This Heat Chamber Works!
This heat chamber works exactly as described. I set it up in my bedroom after disassembling my bed and moving it to the side of the room. I then put my mattresses and headboard in it. I turned up the heat in my house to 85 degrees in order to assist the heating of the chamber. It got up to 142 degrees inside it, and the bedroom outside it got up to 112 degrees (it comes with 3 remote temperature sensors that you can monitor remotely). Upon seeing these results, I got the idea to just open up the chamber to the rest of the bedroom. Within an hour, the entire room was at 133 degrees. I let it stay like that for 3 hours. Any bedbugs that may have been in the room were most certainly killed. I then took just the 4 heaters and did the same thing to 3 other rooms. This was 4 days ago. I haven’t seen any bugs yet, and don’t think I will. If I do, I now have the tools to fight them again and again if needed. One thing to know is that you have to put each heater on a separate circuit in your house. I had to map out all of my circuits to find what receptacles went to which circuits. Once this was done, setting up was easy. If you use just the heaters like I did to heat entire rooms, you need to make sure you get all medicines, liquids, aerosol cans, batteries, candles, and bullets out of the room before starting. The only damage this caused was any Velcro or sticky hangers are ruined. My iPad, computer, alarm clock, and Xbox all survived just fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2019 by Christopher M
Worth the money
It's definitely large, but I'm 5'5" and set it up myself in about an hour. I had to treat for 8 hours each load, and we have a lot of stuff, but my electric bill was about $4 a day. I did initially have an issue with breakers tripping but once i got the heaters situated in the proper outlets we had no issues. Unfortunately the heat only got OVER the 120 degree mark on 2 occasions, but always ran to at least 118 degrees for several hours, which I read will do the trick as well. Definitely worth it to be bug and bite free for 2 weeks now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2016 by Amazon Customer
Your room will need more than the recommended 70F ambient temp
Everyone else here has glowing praise, but my experience so far hasn't been so positive. Caveat: the results I am reporting right now are for the beginning of an Australian winter (late April). The instruction manual says that an ambient room temperature of 70F is the minimum temperature that will produce results, but this is clearly not true. It is likely that I will get better results in the summer. I will update this review in the summer, approx 9 months from now. I used this heater for 2 consecutive days, the first day for about 7 hours, the second day for about 11 hours. Immediately after treatment, I also put my bedsheets and clothing into the dryer for extra certainty. On both nights, I felt nymphs still crawling on me. On the 1st morning I awoke with about 3 new bites, and on the 2nd morning, only 1. But nymphs crawling either way. Conditions: ambient daytime room temp of 77F on average. Night time temp of 70F. In fairness to the manufacturer, on the first day, I didn't use the circulation fan that comes with the product because it's fairly loud and I'm in an apartment complex. On the 2nd day however, when I ran the room for 11 hours, I did everything as instructed, with circulation fan and everything. The 3 thermometers were placed deep into luggage filled with clothing, books and electronics. Full log of usage for first day: Monday 2020Apr20: 15:09: started all 4 heaters. 16:36: turns out only 3 were on, turned on the 4th. Sensors 82.4 - 88.8 17:56: sensors 97.5 - 103.2 20:19: sensors 112.6 - 120.5 21:09: sensors 115.4 - 123.6 22:00: sensors 118.5 - 125.7 22:30: sensors 120.0 123.0 127.0 Unknown time: took off machines. 22:53: sensors 120.9 125.2 128.8 2nd day log: 2020Apr21: got at least 4 new bites last night. Yesterday I didn't use the fan. Today I am using it. 09:20: started heaters and fan. Sensors: 81.3 83.8 84.5 10:32: 86.7 99.1 94.8 11:20: 93.3 100.9 109.4 11:50: 99.5 105.6 113.5 12:00: 101.1 106.3 114.4 13:04 111.2 111.5 120.3 18:08: 118.0 125.0 130.6 19:31: 119.1 125.7 132.0 19:35: 120.5 125.7 131.9 20:15: 120.0 124.7 132.6, 20:16: Mains fuse blew and all the lights went out in the apartment. Switched off all the transformers. Switched off the mains. Got 3 new bites on my arms soon as I put on a sweater that was in the chamber. Again, the product seems to work for everyone else, so I will just assume I need to use it in the summer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Amazon Customer
they told me it's best to have it at room temp or higher
This unit needs to be sold with more information. After calling the very helpful staff several times, I found that it wont really work outside, nor will it work on concrete. You have to put some type of insulating material under it (cardboard, carpet, wood were suggestions) to get it to even come close to 120 degrees. It can't be cold where it's used, they told me it's best to have it at room temp or higher. I never really got it to 120 even with the heat in the house set to 85 degrees. Highest I got was 118 and it takes a while. Don't lean anything heavy (mattresses) against the side, it will tip over. If it works, it was a good purchase. Not sure it deserves some of the rave reviews but if it kills the bedbugs, I'll take a little inconvenience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2016 by Bobby F.
Good investment
My husband and I decided to take the plunge and invest in this bug room. We didn't want to use chemicals in our living room or bedroom so our exterminator suggested for us to rent one of these to treat our beds and sofa. We decided to purchase this from amazon because the rental fee was almost as expensive as buying it online. In the end, we figured that all we had to do was save one of our sofas and it would pay for itself. First impressions...It's a large, shiny pavilion type tent with heaters. Simple, but to be honest, a little intimidating. It does seem a little unrefined as far as products go, but my husband and I set it up in about 20 minutes. We found a place in the family room and it came with cords long enough to reach 4 outlets. The first things we treated was our bed frame, headboard, mattress, and box spring. They all fit in at the same time with a little careful propping. It heated much faster than we expected, and after that, we heated everything we could in the entire house. I have to say, I was immensely relieved after we treated our bed. We weren't able to find the bugs and I hated the idea of them crawling on me as I slept. It's silly, but just knowing that the bed as heated gave me the first decent sleep in days. I think this bug room has more than paid for itself and I am happy with our purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2014 by Nichole Falk
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