Mosquito spawning and automatic inactivation device

Abstract

The invention discloses a mosquito egg-laying and automatic inactivation device. In the present invention, the middle inner wall of the device main body is located below the drip switch with a mounting hole, and the inside of the mounting hole is fixedly installed with a rotating shaft, and one end of the rotating shaft located inside the device main body is provided with a spherical rotating shaft. Pool, steel balls are placed inside the upper casing of the steel ball, the upper part of the spherical rotating pool is located on the side of the upper casing of the steel ball, and a dumping pool is opened, and the bottom outer wall of the main body of the device is bonded There is a drainage cylinder, the bottom inner wall of the drainage cylinder is provided with a drainage outlet groove, and the bottom outer wall of the drainage cylinder is provided with a counterweight base; the top of the main body of the device is provided with a filter baffle 1, which cooperates with the product provided inside the main body of the device. The egg pond and steel ball move on the casing to collect mosquito eggs and larvae to make them dehydrate and die, thus ensuring the effect of mosquito killing. At the same time, no chemicals are needed in the mosquito killing process, which is safe and environmentally friendly, and improves the safety of the device. Environmentally friendly.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of mosquito killing, and particularly relates to a mosquito egg-laying and automatic inactivation device. Background technique [0002] Mosquito eggs may be laid in three different locations on the surface, near the water or in the water depending on the species, such as Anopheles and house mosquitoes on the water surface, and Aedes mosquitoes on the waterside. Anopheles and domestic mosquitoes hatch in about two days, while Aedes mosquitoes hatch in three to five days. Female mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water. Mosquito eggs are small, less than 1mm long. The eggs of Anopheles mosquitoes are boat-shaped, with floating sacs on both sides, and float on the water surface after being produced. Culex mosquito eggs are conical in shape without buoyancy sacs and stick together to form egg rafts after laying. The eggs of Aedes mosquitoes are generally olive-shaped, without sacs, and sink to the bottom ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, the common mosquito repellent devices are poor in effect, or need to use a large amount of chemicals, which is not environmentally friendly. At the same time, the common mosquito repellent devices are relatively thin, easy to dump, and not convenient enough to use

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