Insect heat treatment DEBUGGER
Natural pest control
Food industry
Food processing and marketing companies, such as mills and bakeries, must work strictly in accordance with the HACCP system (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points). In order to comply with these standards, regular, systematic pest monitoring and, if necessary, pest control is required. For this purpose, a natural pest control method has proven its worth in many companies: insect heat treatment.
Accommodation establishments & trains
In hotels, youth hostels, holiday apartment complexes, collective accommodation, sleeping carriages or train compartments, pests come and go with the guests too. In particular, bedbugs spread quickly in such places, and annoy guests in the long term. Using thermal pest control to treat a room is suitable for hotels, as it does not use insecticides, is quite and odourless and guests in other rooms are not disturbed.
Highlights DEBUGGER
- Natural pest control without chemicals
- Guaranteed killing of insects at all stages of development
- Quick assembly and disassembly
- ATEX approval (optional)
- Temperature regulator and safety temperature limiter
- Easy operation
- Powerful fans for good throw distance
- High-performance fans for a good trajectory
- Air deflector blades for good flow control
- Transport holder with quick lock
- Economically based on adapted disinfestation management
- Made in Germany
Our products
DEBUGGER DB 09
The DEBUGGER DB09 is designed for smaller spaces such as hotel rooms. The device is an intelligent, compact solution consisting of a heating device and fan, and is easy to transport due to its low weight.
DEBUGGER DB 18
The DEBUGGER DB18 is especially designed for larger spaces. The device's high fan and heating power and low surface temperatures are impressive, as is its characteristic long range.
SCRAMBLER SC 6000
The SCRAMBLER SC 6000 is the optimal supplement for heat treatment with a DEBUGGER DB18. It sucks in warm air under the ceiling and distributes this on the ground. In this way, the warmer air trapped under the ceiling is used, and energy consumption considerably reduced.
Individual consultation appointment
Our experts will be happy to advise you on the planning and implementation of your projects. Together we will find a perfect customised solution.
Arrange an appointmentKnow-How
For many years, we have been producing DEBUGGER devices for effective heat treatment. This has given us extensive expertise in all aspects of pest control. We would be delighted to use this know-how to help you with your challenges in this field.
Performing heat treatment while protecting material
Hours of exposure to heat reliably kills storage and food pests, but also puts a strain on the rooms being treated. If performed correctly, however, heat treatment is possible without any damage to the building. Preparing the room also ensures that the entire pest population is killed off without damaging any objects.
Keeping a watch-out for bedbugs so that your guests will not need to
In tourist accommodation such as hotels, youth hostels, or holiday homes, pests come and go with the guests too. In particular, bedbugs spread quickly in such places, and annoy guests in the long term. Using thermal pest control to treat a room is suitable for hotels, as it does not use insecticides and guests in other rooms are not disturbed.
Ensuring food hygiene without insecticides
Food-processing factories have to meet the highest hygiene requirements, but are also an ideal habitat for storage pests. An infestation can have serious consequences for companies, up to and including the closure of operations. Heat treatment is particularly suitable for the food-processing industry, bakeries and mills, as it is a chemical- and residue-free process. Hotels also use heat treatment to combat bedbugs.
Deadly for pests, harmless to humans and the environment
While pests in private households are often only seen as a nuisance, an infestation can have serious consequences for companies. Sectors such as the food-processing industry, mills, bakeries and the hotel industry therefore rely on effective control measures. Heat treatment is a form of ecological pest control that does not use insecticides and makes use of biological protein coagulation.
Bedbugs: Way of life, distribution and control
Cimex lectularius, colloquially better known as bedbugs, are parasitic insects that feed on human blood. In many parts of the world, bedbugs have become a growing threat.