Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 101563-59
- U.S. EPA Status: ACTIVE
Description
'Tempo Ultra Wp Insecticide' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 101563-59. It was originally approved by EPA on 26 May 1995. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: beta-Cyfluthrin. It's approved for 72 sites including aircraft, apartment buildings, athletic fields, bakeries, boats/ships, bottling plants, breweries, buses, cafeterias, and candy factories. It is also approved for 119 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ambrosia beetles, american cockroach, ants, aphids, armyworm, ash borer, asian cockroach, azalea caterpillar, bagworm, and bed bug.
Original registration date:
- 26 May 1995
Cancellation date:
- n/a
Alternative names:
- TEMPO ULTRA WP INSECTICIDEActive
Registrant:
- ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE U.S., LLC
- Address:
5000 Centregreen Way, Suite 400
Cary, NC 27513
Active ingredients:
- Beta-cyfluthrin 10%
- Other ingredients 90%
Signal word:
- Caution
Product type:
- Insecticide
- Miticide
Formulation:
- Wettable Powder
Registered target pests:
- Ambrosia beetles
- American cockroach
- Ants
- Aphids
- Armyworm
- Ash borer
- Asian cockroach
- Azalea caterpillar
- Bagworm
- Bed bug
- Bees
- Beetles
- Black vine weevil
- Bostrichid beetle
- Boxelder bug
- Bristly roseslug
- Brownbanded cockroach
- Budworms
- Cadelle
- California oakworm
- Cankerworms
- Carpenter ants
- Carpenter bee
- Carpet beetle
- Casebearers
- Cecidomyid midges
- Centipedes
- Cigarette beetle
- Clothes moths
- Clover mite
- Cluster fly
- Cockroaches
- Confused flour beetle
- Crickets
- Cutworms
- Darkling beetles
- Deathwatch beetle
- Deer ticks
- Dermestid beetles
- Drugstore beetle
- Drywood termites
- Earwigs
- Elm leaf beetle
- Elm spanworm
- Fire ant
- Firebrat
- Flea beetles
- Fleas
- Flies
- Fruit flies
- Fungus gnats
- German cockroach
- Gnats
- Granary weevil
- Grasshoppers
- Ground beetles
- Gypsy moth (larvae)
- Hide beetle
- Hornets
- Imported fire ants
- Indian meal moth
- Japanese beetle (adult)
- June beetles (adult)
- Lace bugs
- Larder beetle
- Leafeating caterpillars
- Leafhoppers
- Leafrollers
- Leafskeletonizer moth
- Lesser grain borer
- Lesser mealworm
- Mealworms
- Mealybugs
- Mediterranean flour moth
- Merchant grain beetle
- Midges
- Millipedes
- Mosquitoes
- Moths
- No pest
- Old house borer
- Oleander moth (larvae)
- Orchid weevil
- Oriental cockroach
- Pear psylla
- Peppertree psyllids
- Phorid flies
- Pillbugs
- Pine shoot moths
- Pine tip moths
- Plant bugs
- Powderpost beetles
- Red flour beetle
- Redhumped caterpillar
- Rice weevil
- Sawflies (larvae)
- Sawtoothed grain beetle
- Scales (crawlers)
- Sciarid flies
- Scorpions
- Silverfish
- Smoky brown cockroach
- Sowbugs
- Spiders
- Spittlebugs
- Striped cucumber beetle
- Striped oakworms
- Subterranean termites
- Tent caterpillars
- Termites
- Thrips
- Ticks
- Tussock moths (larvae)
- Walnut caterpillar
- Warehouse beetle
- Wasps
- Webworms
- Yellowjackets
- Yellownecked caterpillar
Registered target sites:
- Aircraft (feed/food-empty) (residual general treatment)
- Apartment buildings (indoor)
- Athletic fields (foliar treatment)
- Bakeries (indoor-edible)
- Boats/ships (residual general treatment)
- Bottling plants (indoor edible)
- Breweries (indoor-edible)
- Buses (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
- Cafeterias (indoor edible)
- Candy factories (indoor edible)
- Canneries (indoor-edible)
- Cereal processing mills (indoor edible)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (indoor edible)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (outdoor edible)
- Dairies (indoor edible)
- Dairy processing plants (indoor edible)
- Domestic dwellings (indoor)
- Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
- Eating establishments (indoor edible)
- Eating establishments (outdoor edible)
- Factories (indoor edible)
- Factories (outdoor edible)
- Firewood (stacked) (nonsoil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (indoor edible)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (outdoor edible)
- Food processing plants (indoor edible)
- Food processing plants (outdoor edible)
- Grain mills (indoor edible)
- Greenhouse (indoor)
- Greenhouse (outdoor)
- Hospitals (indoor-edible)
- Hospitals (outdoor edible)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (indoor edible)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (indoor)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (outdoor)
- Kitchens
- Laboratory premises
- Livestock buildings (enclosed premise treatment)
- Livestock buildings (open premise treatment)
- Nursing homes (indoor edible)
- Ornamental flowering shrubs (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental foliage plants (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental plants (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental plants (interior plantscapes)
- Ornamental trees (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental trees (injection treatment)
- Ornamental woody shrubs (foliar treatment)
- Parks (foliar treatment)
- Pet kennels (enclosed premise treatment)
- Pet kennels (outdoor) (open premise treatment)
- Pickle plants
- Poultry houses (enclosed premise treatment)
- Poultry houses (open premise treatment)
- Railroad boxcars (feed/food-empty) (residual general treatment)
- Railroad boxcars (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
- Recreational areas (foliar treatment)
- Restaurants (indoor edible)
- Schools (indoor edible)
- Schools (outdoor edible)
- Stores (indoor edible)
- Terrestrial structures (nonsoil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Transportation vehicles (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
- Trucks (feed/food-empty) (residual general treatment)
- Warehouses (indoor edible)
- Warehouses (outdoor edible)
- Wineries (indoor edible)
- Wood decks (soil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Wood fences (soil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Wood pilings (soil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Wood structural parts (nonsoil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Wood structures (nonsoil contact nonfumigation treatment)
- Wood utility poles (soil contact nonfumigation treatment)
