An insect prevention device for vegetable cultivation

By designing an insect-proof device that uses an electric grid and feeding components to electrocute and collect pests, the problem of pesticide residues in vegetables caused by pesticide spraying is solved, achieving a combination of pest control and food safety. The device is highly efficient and stable in assembly.

CN224386552UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-23LINGSHUI XIANGMIN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CO LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
LINGSHUI XIANGMIN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-07-10
Publication Date
2026-06-23

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Abstract

The utility model provides a kind of for vegetable planting's insect prevention device, including shell, the inside of the shell is equipped with trapping cavity and collection cavity, the trapping cavity and the collection cavity are connected by several through holes, the inner top of the trapping cavity is equipped with trapping lamp.The utility model has the beneficial effect as follows, by the setting of material stirring subassembly, insect attractant on insulating scraper will spread to the outside of shell through trapping mouth, pests will enter the inside of trapping cavity inside shell inside through trapping mouth, miniature double-shaft motor drive will drive the insulating scraper of top and the slow rotation of bottom of paddle, by slow rotation, force pests to fly to the electric net on the inner top of trapping cavity, and then make pests be electrocuted by electric net, simultaneously, the pest carcass that stays on electric net is stirred, avoid carcass to stay, ensure that all electrocuted pests will drop to the inner bottom of trapping cavity, and rotating paddle will push pest carcass, and pest carcass will drop to the inside of collection cavity through through hole.
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