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NightWatch performance has been tested to 99.98%
chance of detection over a period of 7 days
NightWatch performance has been tested by practitioners in the field and documented in the most prestigious entomology publication, The Journal of Medical and Veterinary Entomology (2009; 22, 01-7) published by the Royal Entomological Society 1. Dr. John F. Anderson of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station tested NightWatch prototypes for over one year. His many months of lab tests indicate that an infestation of 5 male and 5 female bedbugs has a 99.98% chance of detection by the NightWatch over a period of 7 days. Data shows that NightWatch captured bedbugs in laboratory tests, in infested unoccupied apartments (with or without furniture), and in an occupied apartment. In an extremely infested multi-unit public housing facility, almost 10,000 bedbugs were captured — after professional chemical and steam treatments were applied," according to Dr. Anderson.
1 "A carbon dioxide, heat and chemical lure trap for the bedbug, Cimex lectularius." Click here for an abstract and opportunity to purchase the full article.