Electric shock killing insect killer with solar worm feed lamp

Abstract

The invention discloses an electric shock killing insect killer with a solar worm feed lamp. The electric shock killing insect killer comprises a solar battery panel, a water collector, a rainwater automatic switch, an electric control box, an electric shock device, a worm collection basin, a branch pipe and a base disc. The solar battery panel is arranged above the water collector, the rainwater automatic switch is arranged under the water collector, the upper end of the electric control box is connected with the solar battery panel through a lead tube, and the lower end of the electric control box is connected with the electric shock device. The electric shock device comprises a high voltage power grid and a worm feed bulb arranged in a high voltage power grid. The high voltage power grid is arranged on a plastic insulation support frame, and the upper end of the high voltage power grid is connected with the electric control box. The worm feed bulb comprises a lamp holder at the upper end, a white light worm inducing lamp at the middle end and a green light worm feed lamp at the lower end. The electric shock killing insect killer is simple in structure, convenient to use, energy-saving, environment-friendly, capable of running safely under outdoor severe environment and capable of achieving optimum insect killing effect all the time.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an agricultural insect zapper, in particular to a solar insect bait lamp electric shock trapping and killing insect zapper installed in garden fields such as melons, fruits, tea, cotton and rice. Background technique [0002] A long time ago, people used pesticides such as 66 powder and dimethoate to kill insects on crops. As the resistance of various pests continued to adapt, people continued to develop new pesticides and increase the toxicity of pesticides. Not only did the pests not decrease, but endangered human beings. As early as 1960, people used lights to trap pests. In the farmland at that time, it was dark at night. Farmers used a tripod to set up a kerosene and gas lamp. Under the gas lamp was an iron pot filled with water to trap and kill pests. The effect is not bad. Later, people invented black light lamps to trap and kill insects, and then appeared light wave resonance lamps, and their effects of trapping and k...

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Problems solved by technology

With the continuous development of society, cities, villages, roads and vehicles running on the road are full of various lights, flickering, and these insects are also used to various lights. The black light lamp for insects is no longer attractive, and the effect of trapping pests with black light lamps and light wave resonance lamps is getting worse and worse. However, pesticide residues in agricultural products still exist. Both citizens and farmers are looking forward to an alternative. Appearance of pesticides or insecticides to reduce the use of pesticides

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