Insecticide Detmol Delta

EFFECT
Immediate and long-term effects by contact with the surface layer.

AMOUNT
-1% diluted with water (50 ml concentrate / 5 l water).
-15-50 ml spray solution / m2 depending on the character of the room.

PARTICULARS
-Wide range of action.
-Contact action. Does not produce vapors of the active substance.
-Long-term action on smooth and porous surfaces.
-For immediate effect and repellent effect add Detmolplus (0.5-1%).

PACKAGING
-500 ml plastic dosing can, 5 l plastic canister.
-Approved by the Ministry of Public Health, no. 209 BIO / 18.06.10 of 18.12.2006

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

Deltamethrin-based insecticides are among the most popular and widely used in the world and have become very popular with pest control operators and individuals in the United States over the past five years. This substance belongs to one of the safest classes of pesticides: synthetic pyrethroids. While mammal exposure to deltamethrin is classified as safe, this pesticide is highly toxic to aquatic life instead, especially to fish. Therefore, it must be used with extreme caution around water.
It is useful in eliminating and preventing a wide variety of household pests, especially spiders, fleas, ticks, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, beetles, and lice. Deltamethrin is also one of the primary ingredients in ant chalk.

The active substance of the insecticide DETMOL DELTA, deltamethrin is structurally based on natural pyrethrins, which quickly paralyze the nervous system of insects providing a rapid knock-down effect. Deltamethrin has a long-lasting effect on the deactivation of insect feeding, and for this reason, there is hope that it may be useful for controlling "non-persistent" vectors. The mode of action of deltamethrin is thought to be by attacking the superior nerve centers. Insect death appears to be due to irreversible damage to the nervous system that occurs a few hours after contact with the active substance. Insect susceptibility is dependent on a variety of factors and can vary, as in many insecticides, depending on environmental conditions.