Double-layer movable mosquito control window capable of inducing mosquitoes through ultraviolet light and killing mosquitoes through electric shocks

Abstract

The invention relates to a double-layer movable mosquito control window capable of inducing mosquitoes through ultraviolet light and killing mosquitoes through electric shocks, belonging to the technical field of epidemic prevention. An outer-layer glass window and an inner-layer glass window are jointly located in a square window frame formed by a top sash, a right sash, a left sash and a bottom sash of the movable mosquito control window. The outer-layer glass window can slide left and right in an outer-layer glass window sliding chute, and the inner-layer glass window can slide left and right in an inner-layer glass window sliding chute. An electric shock mosquito control net is installed at the upper half part between the outer-layer glass window and the inner-layer glass window. A right ultraviolet lamp tube, a left ultraviolet lamp tube and a conducting wire are installed in the top sash of the movable mosquito control window. A shunt, a lithium ion battery and a conducting wire are installed at the upper part of the top sash of the movable mosquito control window. When the ultraviolet light waves emitted by the ultraviolet lamp tubes induce the mosquitoes to fly along the glass windows to the light sources at the top of the window, the mosquitoes run into the electric shock mosquito control net and are instantly killed by the high voltage.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a double-layer movable mosquito-killing window for attracting and killing mosquitoes by electric shock with ultraviolet light, and belongs to the technical field of sanitation and epidemic prevention. Background technique [0002] In the history of human evolution, there has always been the danger of mosquitoes to humans. For thousands of years, the danger of mosquitoes to humans has not only not decreased, but has increased year by year. In recent years, the range of mosquitoes spreading West Nile virus on the earth is increasing. On August 23, 2012, 43 people died of West Nile virus in the United States, and 118 people died by early September. West Nile virus infected some of them. The patient suffered from West Nile encephalitis, for which there is currently no cure. In the hot summer of 2012, many Americans wore long clothes and trousers, stayed at home, and did not dare to open the windows for fear of mosquitoes flying in...

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Problems solved by technology

Mosquitoes lie on the outside of the outer glass window or around the window with six legs. When you open the window, they will fly into the room along the airflow and wait for an opportunity to bite people and suck blood. Single-layer glass windows have no mosquito-killing effect. Single-layer glass The anti-mosquito function of the window is quite poor, and it can no longer adapt to the new situation and new requirements of mosquito control

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