A continuous mousetrap with a drinking fountain

Abstract

The present invention relates to the field of mousetrap technology, and in particular to a continuous mousetrap with a water dispenser, comprising a mousetrap box body, wherein the mousetrap box body comprises a mousetrap chamber and a mouse storage chamber, and the mousetrap chamber and the mouse storage chamber are separated into two layers by a partition; a mousetrap box body is provided with a mousetrap entrance door connected to the mousetrap chamber, and a seesaw is provided in the mousetrap chamber; the front end of the seesaw extends to the mousetrap entrance door and the rear end extends to the connection between the mousetrap chamber and the mouse storage chamber, and the connection is provided with a locking plate that opens unidirectionally toward the mouse storage chamber; a detachable water dispenser is provided on the mousetrap box body, and the drinking port of the water dispenser extends into the mouse storage chamber. The present invention guides mice to move forward along the seesaw after entering the mousetrap entrance door by providing a seesaw structure and a locking plate structure, and the mice cannot escape after entering the mouse storage chamber, thereby improving the success rate of mousetrap; the water dispenser provides drinking water to mice in the mouse storage chamber, thereby improving their survival time, and can reduce the frequency of mousetrap personnel cleaning the mousetrap box body, thereby improving the durability of continuous operation of the mousetrap.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of mousetraps, in particular to a continuous mousetrap with a drinking fountain. Background Art

[0002] Rats like to dig holes and damage the walls, foundations and other structures of buildings, affecting the integrity of the buildings. At the same time, after destroying the structures of buildings, rats enter the buildings to gnaw on furniture, doors and windows, and steal food, causing property losses to people. Rats carry a large number of bacteria and viruses. After entering the buildings, most of the objects they touch are contaminated, especially the food they touch will retain a large number of bacteria, causing the spread of diseases and endangering people's health. Therefore, people have proposed a variety of solutions to prevent rats from destroying buildings and stealing food, reducing property losses and avoiding health risks.

[0003] In the prior art, rats are caught by poison, mousetraps, box-type mousetraps and other methods. In addition to poisoning rats, poison may also cause poisoning to other animals and humans by accidental ingestion, so most people have given up using it; mousetraps have a weak ability to trap rats, a low success rate of catching rats, and can only catch one rat, which will scare other rats afterwards, making it difficult to catch multiple rats; and box-type mousetraps use bait to lure rats into the box and restrict them from going out, waiting for the right time to kill the rats, but there are many types of existing box-type mousetraps, which have disadvantages such as cumbersome mechanism settings, troublesome operation, and premature death of rats, and the efficiency of catching rats needs to be improved.

[0004] It can be seen that the methods and devices used in the existing mouse catching technology have many defects and cannot achieve convenient, stable, continuous and long-lasting mouse catching while ensuring health and harmlessness. Therefore, a more reasonable technical solution needs to be proposed to solve the technical problems existing in the existing technology. Summary of the invention

[0005] The present invention provides a continuous mousetrap with a waterer, which can induce mice into a mouse trap and then trap them in a mouse storage bin by setting a stable induction box structure, and prevent them from escaping. Moreover, this process can be repeated and performed continuously. Meanwhile, drinking water is provided for the mice in the mouse storage bin to ensure their survival over a long period of time, thereby greatly improving the continuity and durability of the continuous mousetrap.

[0006] In order to achieve the above effects, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:

[0007] A continuous mousetrap with a waterer comprises a mousetrap box body, wherein the mousetrap box body comprises a mousetrap chamber and a mouse storage chamber, and the mousetrap chamber and the mouse storage chamber are separated into two layers by a partition; a mouse entry door connected to the mousetrap chamber is arranged on the mousetrap box body, and a seesaw is arranged in the mousetrap chamber; the front end of the seesaw extends to the mouse entry door and the rear end extends to the connection between the mousetrap chamber and the mouse storage chamber, and the connection is provided with a locking plate that is opened unidirectionally toward the mouse storage chamber; a detachable waterer is arranged on the mousetrap box body, and the drinking port of the waterer extends into the mouse storage chamber.

[0008] In the above disclosed continuous mousetrap, when a mouse enters the mouse trap box and moves forward along the seesaw, the seesaw switches state by rotating around an axis, and the mouse is gradually induced to enter the mouse storage bin and is trapped in the bin; due to the blocking of the locking plate, the mouse in front cannot escape after entering the mouse storage bin, and the subsequent mice can be continuously captured when they enter the mouse trap box again. The mouse trapped in the mouse storage bin can drink water through the drinking port of the water dispenser and stay alive for a certain period of time.

[0009] Furthermore, the structure of the seesaw disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solutions are given: the seesaw switches between the inducing position and the mouse catching position. When it is rotated to the inducing position, the front end of the seesaw opens the mouse entrance door, and when the seesaw is rotated to the mouse catching position, the front end of the seesaw closes the mouse entrance door; a locking structure is provided between the mouse catching box and the seesaw, and when the seesaw is rotated to the inducing position, the locking structure will work and lock the unloaded seesaw in the inducing position.

[0010] Preferably, the weight of the front end of the seesaw is greater than the weight of the rear end thereof, and based on the lever principle, the seesaw will automatically rotate to the induction position under normal conditions to open the mouse entry door. When a certain number of mice are caught, the seesaw is locked in the induction position, and the locking plate between the mouse catching chamber and the mouse storage chamber cannot be opened, and the mice in the mouse storage chamber cannot escape from the mouse storage chamber to the mouse catching chamber. At this time, the mouse catcher can clean up the mice in the mouse storage chamber.

[0011] Furthermore, the locking structure disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the locking structure includes a locking groove arranged on the mousetrap box body and a locking handle arranged on the seesaw and sliding along the locking groove, and the mousetrap box body is also provided with a lock buckle for rotation. When the seesaw is rotated to the induced position, the locking buckle can be rotated to lock the locking handle.

[0012] With such a locking structure, the locking handle slides up and down as the seesaw rotates. When the seesaw rotates to the inducing position, the locking handle is at the lowest position, and when the seesaw rotates to the mouse catching position, the locking handle is at the highest position. When performing the locking operation, you only need to turn the lock buckle, and the lock buckle will hook the locking handle to achieve locking.

[0013] Furthermore, when a mouse enters from the mouse entrance door and moves along the seesaw, when it moves to the rotation axis of the seesaw, the seesaw will rotate from the inducing position to the mouse catching position, and the mouse's posture will tilt forward at this time. The mouse is instinctively timid, and if it is allowed to walk to the rotation axis and change its posture, it is very likely that the mouse will be frightened and retreat and escape. Therefore, the structure above the seesaw is optimized, and the following feasible technical solution is given: a decoy rod is arranged above the rotation axis of the seesaw. When arranged in this way, when the mouse reaches the rotation axis and before stepping over the rotation axis, it will directly jump over and fall on the rear end of the seesaw when it encounters the decoy rod, or climb up the decoy rod and then jump to the rear end of the seesaw, and the seesaw will rotate to the mouse catching state. In this design, the mouse will not be frightened and escape.

[0014] Furthermore, the structure of the seesaw disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized. The mechanism of the seesaw can adopt a variety of forms, so that when switching between the inducing position and the mouse catching position, the mouse entrance door can be opened and closed, and the locking plate can be opened and tightened simultaneously. Specifically, the following feasible solutions are given: the seesaw is a folding plate, and the bending part is connected to the mouse catching box body through a rotating shaft. The partition is also a corresponding folding plate. When the seesaw rotates to the inducing position, the front end of the seesaw is in contact with the front end of the partition, and when the seesaw rotates to the mouse catching position, the rear end of the seesaw is in contact with the rear end of the partition.

[0015] In addition to the folding board, a seesaw with an arched board or a straight board structure can also be used. When using seesaws with different structures, it is necessary to design a corresponding partition structure to facilitate the conversion of the seesaw between the inducing position and the mouse catching position.

[0016] Furthermore, the matching structure of the locking plate and the seesaw disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: a combined pin structure is arranged between the locking plate and the seesaw, and when the seesaw rotates to the induced position, the combined pin structure resists and locks the locking plate at a preset position.

[0017] Further, the locking plate structure disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the locking plate is provided with a push pin, and the push pin forms an angle with the locking plate. When the seesaw turns from the inducing position to the mouse catching position, the end of the seesaw contacts the push pin and pushes the locking plate toward the mouse storage bin. When the seesaw moves to the mouse catching position, the locking plate resets and drives the push pin to clamp and lock the end of the seesaw.

[0018] Furthermore, the lower end of the locking plate is bent toward the mouse entrance channel, and the weight of the lower end of the locking plate is greater than the weight of the upper end thereof. Due to the effect of gravity, the locking plate will maintain a tendency to move toward the mousetrap bin, thereby realizing the resetting function of the locking plate.

[0019] Furthermore, the mousetrap box disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: a bait compartment is provided in the mousetrap box, and the bait compartment is provided with a ventilation hole connected to the mousetrap compartment.

[0020] Further, the mouse trap box disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the mouse trap box is provided with a mouse retrieval door connected to the mouse storage bin, and the mouse retrieval door is provided with a door lock structure. The mouse retrieval door is closed under normal conditions, and the door lock structure can be manually opened after a certain number of mice are filled in the mouse storage bin, and the mouse retrieval door is opened to take out the trapped mice.

[0021] Furthermore, the mousetrap box disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the mousetrap box is provided with a plurality of through holes. The through holes are used to promote air circulation inside and outside the mousetrap box, so that the mice inside the mousetrap box can breathe; at the same time, the smell of food in the bait bin can be dispersed to the outside through the through holes, attracting mice to go there.

[0022] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0023] 1. The present invention provides a seesaw structure and a locking plate structure to guide mice to move forward along the seesaw after entering from the mouse entrance door. After entering the mouse storage bin from the locking plate, the mice cannot escape, thereby improving the success rate of mouse catching. At the same time, the previously caught mice will not affect the subsequent mice from entering the mouse catching box, thereby achieving continuous mouse catching.

[0024] 2. It is not invented to set a waterer on the mousetrap box body to provide drinking water to the mice in the mouse storage bin, thereby increasing their survival time and reducing the frequency of mousetrap personnel cleaning the mousetrap box body. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, the drawings required for use in the embodiments are briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the following drawings only represent some embodiments of the present invention and therefore should not be regarded as limiting the scope. For ordinary technicians in this field, other related drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative work.

[0026] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the mousetrap;

[0027] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the mousetrap from another perspective;

[0028] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the structure of opening the bait compartment and the mouse-taking door from the perspective;

[0029] Figure 4 yes Figure 3A schematic diagram of the enlarged local structure at point A in the middle;

[0030] Figure 5 yes Figure 3 A magnified schematic diagram of the local structure at B in the middle;

[0031] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the mousetrap (the seesaw is in the induced position);

[0032] Figure 7 yes Figure 6 A magnified schematic diagram of the local structure at C in the middle;

[0033] Figure 8 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the mousetrap (the seesaw is in the mousetrap position);

[0034] Fig. 9 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the mousetrap (the seesaw returns from the mouse-catching position to the inducing position);

[0035] Fig.10 It is a structural diagram of a seesaw;

[0036] Fig.11 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the locking plate;

[0037] Fig.12 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a mousetrap when viewed from above.

[0038] In the above drawings, the meanings of the numbers are as follows: 1. Mouse trap box; 2. Handle; 3. Bait compartment door; 4. Buckle; 5. Drinking fountain; 6. Drinking port; 7. Mouse removal door; 8. Mouse entry door; 9. Bait compartment; 10. Ventilation hole; 11. Through hole; 12. Locking groove; 13. Locking handle; 14. Locking buckle; 15. Control handle; 16. Control groove; 17. Seesaw; 1701. Stop Pin; 1702, anti-slip ladder strip; 18, rotating shaft; 19, luring rod; 20, locking plate; 2001, latch plate; 21, pushing pin; 22, partition; 23, mousetrap; 24, mouse storage; 25, rotating shaft hole; 26, anti-escape baffle; 27, clean sewage outlet; 28, luring space; 29, supporting foot; 30, expansion space; 31, limit plate; 32, connecting point. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0039] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0040] It should be noted that the description of these embodiments is used to help understand the present invention, but does not constitute a limitation of the present invention. The specific structure and function details disclosed herein are only used to describe the exemplary embodiments of the present invention. However, the present invention can be embodied in many alternative forms, and it should not be understood that the present invention is limited to the embodiments set forth herein.

[0041] The terms used herein are only used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the exemplary embodiments of the present invention. As used herein, the singular forms "a", "an", and "the" are intended to include the plural forms unless the context clearly indicates the opposite meaning. It should also be understood that the terms "include", "comprise", "include", and / or "comprising" when used herein specify the existence of the claimed features, integers, steps, operations, units and / or components, and do not exclude the existence or increase of one or more other features, quantities, steps, operations, units, components and / or their combinations.

[0042] It should also be noted that in some alternative embodiments, the functions / acts that appear may be different from the order in which the figures appear. For example, depending on the functions / acts involved, they may actually be performed substantially concurrently, or two figures shown in succession may sometimes be performed in the reverse order.

[0043] In the following description, specific details are provided to facilitate a complete understanding of the example embodiments. However, it should be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that the example embodiments may be implemented without these specific details. For example, the system may be shown in a block diagram to avoid obscuring the example with unnecessary details. In other embodiments, well-known processes, structures, and techniques may not be shown in unnecessary detail to avoid obscuring the example embodiments.

[0044] Example

[0045] like Figures 1 to 12 As shown, this embodiment discloses a continuous mousetrap with a waterer 5, comprising a mousetrap box body 1, wherein the mousetrap box body 1 comprises a mousetrap chamber 23 and a mouse storage chamber 24, wherein the mousetrap chamber 23 and the mouse storage chamber 24 are separated into two layers by a partition 22; a mouse entry door 8 connected to the mousetrap chamber 23 is arranged on the mousetrap box body 1, and a seesaw 17 is arranged in the mousetrap chamber 23; the front end of the seesaw 17 extends to the mouse entry door 8 and the rear end extends to the connection between the mousetrap chamber 23 and the mouse storage chamber 24, and a locking plate 20 which is opened unidirectionally toward the mouse storage chamber 24 is arranged at the connection; a detachable waterer 5 is arranged on the mousetrap box body 1, and a water drinking port 6 of the waterer 5 extends into the mouse storage chamber 24.

[0046] In the above disclosed continuous mousetrap, after a mouse enters the mouse trap box 1, it moves forward along the seesaw 17. Through the state switching of the seesaw 17, the mouse is gradually induced and finally enters the mouse storage bin 24 and is trapped in the mouse storage bin 24. Due to the blocking of the locking plate 20, the mouse in front cannot escape after entering the mouse storage bin 24, and the subsequent mice can be continuously captured when they enter the mouse trap box 1 again. The mouse trapped in the mouse storage bin 24 can drink water through the drinking port 6 of the water dispenser 5, which can prolong its survival time.

[0047] In this embodiment, the water dispenser 5 is connected to the mousetrap box body 1 via a buckle 4. At the same time, the mousetrap box body 1 is also provided with a handle 2 for carrying.

[0048] The structure of the seesaw 17 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solutions are given: the seesaw 17 switches between the induction position and the mouse catching position. When it is rotated to the induction position, the front end of the seesaw 17 opens the mouse entry door 8, and when it is rotated to the mouse catching position, the front end of the seesaw 17 closes the mouse entry door 8; a locking structure is provided between the mouse catching box 1 and the seesaw 17. When the seesaw 17 is rotated to the induction position, the locking structure can lock the working and unloaded seesaw 17 in the induction position. The locking structure is manually operated and can be locked and opened manually.

[0049] Specifically, the seesaw 17 is provided with a rotating shaft hole 25, and a rotating shaft 18 is arranged in the rotating shaft hole 25 to match the rotating shaft hole 25, and the rotating shaft 18 is connected to the mouse trap box body 1. The weight of the front end of the seesaw 17 is greater than the weight of the rear end thereof. Based on the lever principle, the seesaw 17 will automatically rotate to the induction position under normal conditions to open the mouse entry door 8. When a certain number of mice are caught, the seesaw 17 is locked in the induction position, and the locking plate 20 between the mouse trap chamber 23 and the mouse storage chamber 24 cannot be opened at this time, and the mice in the mouse storage chamber 24 cannot escape from the mouse storage chamber 24 to the mouse trap chamber 23. At this time, the mouse catcher can clean up the mice in the mouse storage chamber 24.

[0050] In this embodiment, an anti-escape baffle 26 is provided on the mousetrap box body 1. When the seesaw 17 rotates to the mousetrap position, the anti-escape baffle 26 fits against the front end of the seesaw 17 to prevent the mouse from escaping through the gap between the seesaw 17 and the mouse entrance door 8.

[0051] In this embodiment, the front end of the seesaw 17 is a non-slip surface, which makes it easy for the mouse to move into the mouse trap 23. The front end of the seesaw 17 can be non-slip by setting an anti-slip ladder bar 1702, or it can be achieved in other ways; similarly, the rear end of the seesaw 17 is set to a smooth surface. When the mouse goes up to the rear end of the seesaw 17, the seesaw 17 rotates to the mouse trap position, and the mouse may slip at the rear end of the seesaw 17 and slide into the mouse storage bin 24.

[0052] The locking structure disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the locking structure includes a locking groove 12 arranged on the mousetrap box body 1 and a locking handle 13 arranged on the seesaw 17 and sliding along the locking groove 12, and the mousetrap box body 1 is also rotatably provided with a lock buckle 14. When the seesaw 17 is rotated to the induced position, the locking buckle 14 can be rotated to lock the locking handle 13.

[0053] With such a locking structure, the locking handle 13 slides up and down as the seesaw 17 rotates. When the seesaw 17 rotates to the induction position, the locking handle 13 is at the lowest position, and when the seesaw 17 rotates to the mouse catching position, the locking handle 13 is at the highest position. When the locking operation is specifically performed, it is only necessary to rotate the lock buckle 14, and the lock buckle 14 buckles the locking handle 13 to achieve locking. In specific applications, the seesaw 17 can be locked in the induction position by manually operating the locking handle 13 and the lock buckle 14. When a certain number of mice are caught and ready to be taken, the seesaw 17 can be locked in the induction position. At this time, the one-way door 20 between the mouse catching chamber 23 and the mouse storage chamber 24 is indirectly controlled and cannot be opened. The mice in the mouse storage chamber 24 cannot escape from the mouse storage chamber 24 to the mouse catching chamber 23. At this time, the mouse catcher can clean up the mice in the mouse storage chamber 24.

[0054] When a mouse enters through the mouse entrance door 8 and moves along the seesaw 17, when it passes through the rotating shaft 18 of the seesaw 17, the seesaw 17 will rotate from the inducing position to the mouse catching position. At this time, the mouse's posture will tilt forward. Mouse is instinctively timid. If the mouse is allowed to change its posture through the rotating shaft 18, it is very likely that the mouse will be frightened and retreat to escape. Therefore, the structure above the seesaw 17 is optimized, and the following feasible technical solution is given: a decoy rod 19 is provided above the rotating shaft 18 of the seesaw 17. When arranged in this way, when the mouse reaches the rotating shaft 18 and encounters the obstacle of the decoy rod 19 before stepping over the rotating shaft 18, the mouse will be induced to directly jump over the decoy rod 19, forcing the mouse's hind legs to leave the rotating shaft 18 on the side of the front end of the seesaw 17. Then, the mouse's body weight is no longer on the side of the rotating shaft 18 on the side of the front end of the seesaw 17. At this time, the front end of the mouse's body or the entire center of gravity of the mouse's body has quickly moved to the rear end of the seesaw 17, and the seesaw 17 will quickly rotate to the mouse catching state due to the mouse's body weight. Such a design prevents the mouse from being frightened and retreating to escape, thereby improving the success rate and sensitivity of mouse catching.

[0055] The structure of the seesaw 17 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized. The mechanism of the seesaw 17 can adopt various forms, so that when switching between the inducing position and the mouse catching position, the mouse entry door 8 can be opened and locked, and the entrance of the locking plate 20 can be opened and stopped simultaneously. Specifically, the following feasible solutions are given: the seesaw 17 is a folding plate, and the bending part is connected to the mouse catching box body 1 through the rotating shaft 18, and the partition 22 is also a corresponding folding plate. When the seesaw 17 is rotated to the inducing position, the front end of the seesaw 17 is in contact with the front end of the partition 22, and when the seesaw 17 is rotated to the mouse catching position, the rear end of the seesaw 17 is in contact with the rear end of the partition 22.

[0056] In addition to the folding plate, the seesaw 17 with an arched plate or a straight plate structure can also be used. When using a seesaw 17 with different structures, a corresponding partition 22 structure needs to be designed to facilitate the conversion of the seesaw 17 between the inducing position and the mouse catching position.

[0057] The structure of the locking plate 20 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized. After the locking plate 20 is opened, a variety of solutions can be used to solve its automatic reset function. Specifically, the following feasible solutions are given: bend the lower end of the locking plate 20 toward the side of the mouse entrance channel; design it in this way: regardless of whether the locking plate 20 is opened or not, due to the effect of gravity, the locking plate 20 will always maintain a tendency to move toward the side of the mouse trap 23, thereby realizing the reset function of the locking plate 20. At the same time, due to this design, a relatively narrow triangular luring space 28 is formed between the lower part of the folded locking plate 20 and the mouse trap 23. When the mouse is caught and hurriedly looking for a way out, it will be induced to collide with the locking plate 20 and enter the mouse storage chamber 24, thereby effectively reducing the mouse's retention time in the mouse trap 23 and improving the mouse catching efficiency.

[0058] The matching structure of the locking plate 20 and the seesaw 17 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: a combined latch structure is provided between the locking plate 20 and the seesaw 17, and when the seesaw 17 rotates to the induced position, the combined latch structure resists and locks the locking plate 20.

[0059] In this embodiment, the combined bayonet structure includes a bayonet plate 2001 disposed above the rotation axis of the locking plate 20 and a stop pin 1701 disposed on the seesaw 17. When the seesaw 17 is located at the induction position, the stop pin 1701 abuts against the bayonet plate 2001, so that the locking plate 20 cannot be opened toward the mouse storage bin 24. At the same time, a control structure can also be disposed between the locking plate 20 and the mousetrap box body 1. The control structure includes a control groove 16 disposed on the mousetrap box body 1 and a control handle 15 disposed on the locking plate 20. As the locking plate 20 rotates, the control handle 15 slides in the control groove 16, so that the rotation range of the locking plate 20 is limited to a certain angle. The purpose is that when the seesaw 17 is locked, the control handle 15 can be manually rotated to release the lock. At the same time, a limit plate 31 is also provided on the mousetrap box body 1, and the limit plate 31 is located above the locking plate 20. When the locking plate 20 rotates toward the mousetrap compartment, the limit plate 31 blocks the latch plate 2001, so that the locking plate 20 stops at a preset position.

[0060] The structure of the locking plate 20 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the locking plate 20 is provided with a pushing pin 21, and the pushing pin 21 forms an angle with the locking plate 20. When the seesaw 17 rotates from the inducing position to the mouse catching position, the end of the seesaw 17 contacts the pushing pin 21 and pushes the locking plate 20 toward the mouse storage bin 24; when the seesaw 17 moves to the mouse catching position, the locking plate 20 is reset to drive the pushing pin 21 to clamp and lock the end of the seesaw 17.

[0061] The mousetrap box 1 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the mousetrap box 1 is provided with a bait compartment 9, and the bait compartment 9 is provided with a vent hole 10 connected to the mousetrap compartment 23. At the same time, the bait compartment 9 in this embodiment is also provided with an openable bait compartment door 3.

[0062] The structure of the bait compartment 9 on the side of the mousetrap compartment 23 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and a certain expansion space 30 is left on the side of the mousetrap compartment 23 by the bait compartment 9, the purpose of which is to increase the effective length and space of the rear end of the seesaw 17 in the mousetrap compartment 23, thereby improving the effective capture of large mice. At the same time, due to the existence of the expansion space 30, the length of the seesaw 17 can be shortened to a certain extent, thereby shortening the length of the entire mousetrap box body 1 and reducing the volume, making the mousetrap box body 1 shorter and more compact, thereby achieving less occupied area during actual mousetrap use, and being lighter and more convenient to carry.

[0063] The mouse trap box body 1 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the mouse trap box body 1 is provided with a mouse taking door 7 connected to the mouse storage bin 24, and a door lock structure is provided on the mouse taking door 7. The mouse taking door 7 is closed under normal conditions, and the door lock structure can be manually opened after a certain number of mice are filled in the mouse storage bin 24, and the mouse taking door 7 is opened to take out the trapped mice.

[0064] The mousetrap box 1 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the mousetrap box 1 is provided with a plurality of through holes 11. The through holes 11 are used to promote air circulation inside and outside the mousetrap box 1, so that the mice in the mousetrap box 1 can breathe; at the same time, the smell of food in the bait bin 9 can be dispersed to the outside through the through holes 11, and the mice have a keen sense of smell, which can attract the mice. The through holes can be realized by various solutions, such as metal mesh, plastic mesh, etc., which can achieve the effect of both ventilation and escape prevention.

[0065] The mousetrap box body 1 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: a cleaning sewage outlet 27 is provided at the bottom of the mousetrap box body 1, and its purpose is to facilitate the discharge of sewage when cleaning and flushing the mouse storage bin 24.

[0066] The mousetrap box body 1 disclosed in the above technical solution is optimized, and the following feasible solution is given: the bottom of the mousetrap box body 1 is provided with supporting feet 29, and the number of supporting feet 29 is 4 in this embodiment.

[0067] The above are the embodiments of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the above optional embodiments. Those skilled in the art can arbitrarily combine the above methods to obtain other various embodiments. Anyone can obtain other various forms of embodiments under the enlightenment of the present invention. The above specific embodiments should not be understood as limiting the scope of protection of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention shall be based on the definition in the claims, and the description can be used to interpret the claims.

Claims

1. A continuous mousetrap with a water dispenser, comprising a mousetrap box (1), characterized in that: The mousetrap box body (1) comprises a mousetrap chamber (23) and a mouse storage chamber (24), wherein the mousetrap chamber (23) and the mouse storage chamber (24) are separated into two layers by a partition (22); a mousetrap box body (1) is provided with a mouse entry door (8) connected to the mousetrap chamber (23), and a seesaw (17) is provided in the mousetrap chamber (23); the front end of the seesaw (17) extends to the mouse entry door (8) and the rear end extends to the connection point (32) between the mousetrap chamber (23) and the mouse storage chamber (24), and a locking plate (20) which is opened in one direction toward the mouse storage chamber (24) is provided at the connection point; a detachable water dispenser (5) is provided on the mousetrap box body (1), and the drinking port (6) of the water dispenser (5) extends into the mouse storage chamber (24); The seesaw (17) switches between an inducing position and a mouse catching position. When the seesaw (17) is rotated to the inducing position, the front end of the seesaw (17) opens the mouse entry door (8). When the seesaw (17) is rotated to the mouse catching position, the front end of the seesaw (17) closes the mouse entry door (8). A locking structure is provided between the mouse catching box (1) and the seesaw (17). When the seesaw (17) is rotated to the inducing position, the locking structure will work and lock the unloaded seesaw (17) in the inducing position. The locking structure comprises a locking groove (12) arranged on the mousetrap box body (1) and a locking handle (13) arranged on the seesaw (17) and sliding along the locking groove (12). A lock buckle (14) is also rotatably arranged on the mousetrap box body (1). When the seesaw (17) is rotated to the induced position, the lock buckle (14) can be rotated to lock the locking handle (13). A jumping rod (19) is arranged above the rotating shaft (18) of the seesaw (17); The seesaw (17) is a folding plate, and the bending part is connected to the mousetrap box body (1) through a rotating shaft (18). The partition (22) is also a corresponding folding plate. When the seesaw (17) rotates to the induction position, the front end of the seesaw (17) fits with the front end of the partition (22). When the seesaw (17) rotates to the mousetrap position, the rear end of the seesaw (17) fits with the rear end of the partition (22). A combined latch structure is provided between the locking plate (20) and the seesaw (17); when the seesaw (17) rotates to the induction position, the combined latch structure stops and locks the locking plate (20) at a preset position; The locking plate (20) is provided with a pushing pin (21), and the pushing pin (21) forms an angle with the locking plate (20). When the seesaw (17) turns from the inducing position to the mouse catching position, the end of the seesaw (17) contacts the pushing pin (21) and pushes the locking plate (20) toward the mouse storage bin (24). When the seesaw (17) moves to the mouse catching position, the locking plate (20) resets and drives the pushing pin (21) to clamp and lock the end of the seesaw (17). The lower end of the locking plate (20) is bent toward the mouse entrance channel, and the weight of the lower end of the locking plate (20) is greater than the weight of the upper end thereof. Due to the effect of gravity, the locking plate (20) will maintain a tendency to move toward the mousetrap bin (23), thereby achieving the reset of the locking plate (20).

2. The continuous mousetrap with a waterer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mousetrap box body (1) is provided with a bait compartment (9), and the bait compartment (9) is provided with a vent hole (10) connected to the mousetrap compartment (23).

3. The continuous mousetrap with a waterer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mouse trap box body (1) is provided with a mouse retrieval door (7) connected to a mouse storage bin (24), and a door lock structure is provided on the mouse retrieval door (7).

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