A forestry pest control device

Abstract

A kind of forestry pest control insecticidal device, including trap lamp, insecticidal electric net, fixed seat, collection cylinder, arc plate, lower elastic clamping ring, upper elastic clamping ring, the arc plate outside has handle, arc plate inside has multiple support poles, support pole has fixed support, fixed support is connected with lower elastic clamping ring, lower elastic clamping ring is connected with lower cleaning brush, lower cleaning brush is connected with insecticidal electric net, insecticidal electric net is connected with upper cleaning brush, upper cleaning brush is connected with upper elastic clamping ring, upper elastic clamping ring is connected with lower elastic clamping ring by screw, screw is connected with upper elastic clamping ring, lower elastic clamping ring in turn, the lower part of insecticidal electric net is connected with fixed seat, the upper part of insecticidal electric net is connected with lamp holder, the upper part of lamp holder is connected with hook, the lower part of lamp holder is connected with trap lamp, both sides of lamp holder are connected with fixed vertical rod, fixed vertical rod is connected with fixed seat.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the forestry field, and in particular to a pest control device for forestry diseases and pests. Background Technology

[0002] An existing patent (publication number: CN118370295A) proposes a forestry pest control device, including a pole with an insecticidal lamp fixedly connected to its periphery. The insecticidal lamp includes an upper mounting base and a lower mounting base, with a lamp tube fixedly installed between the upper and lower mounting bases. Several evenly distributed high-voltage grids are arranged around the periphery of the lamp tube. However, when the high-voltage grids kill pests, some insects adhere to the surface of the grids. After prolonged use, a large number of insect carcasses adhere to the high-voltage grids, which can easily obstruct the trapping light and affect the trapping effect, thus presenting a drawback. Summary of the Invention

[0003] This invention addresses the aforementioned shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a forestry pest control device that allows for the rapid removal of insect carcasses adhering to the surface of the insecticidal grid by simply pushing the handle. This ensures the continuous trapping effect while facilitating the collection and cleaning of insect scales, thereby improving the efficiency of forestry pest control operations.

[0004] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: A forestry pest control device includes an insect-attracting lamp, an insect-killing electric grid, a fixed base, a collection cylinder, an arc-shaped plate, a lower elastic clamping ring, and an upper elastic clamping ring. The arc-shaped plate has a handle on its exterior and multiple support rods inside. Each support rod has a fixed bracket connected to the lower elastic clamping ring. The lower elastic clamping ring is connected to a lower cleaning brush, which is connected to the insect-killing electric grid. The insect-killing electric grid is connected to an upper cleaning brush, which is connected to the upper elastic clamping ring. The upper elastic clamping ring is connected to the lower elastic clamping ring by screws. Screws sequentially connect the upper and lower elastic clamping rings. The lower part of the insect-killing electric grid is connected to the fixed base, and the upper part of the electric grid is connected to a lamp holder. A hook is connected to the upper part of the lamp holder, and an insect-attracting lamp is connected to the lower part of the lamp holder. Fixed uprights are connected to both sides of the lamp holder, and the fixed uprights are connected to the fixed base.

[0005] The arc-shaped plate of this utility model has connecting plates on both sides, and the connecting plates have connecting holes. The connecting holes are adapted to the screw rod, which passes through the connecting holes. Nuts are connected to both ends of the screw rod by threads. The outer end of the connecting plate has a buckle, which is connected to a fixed upright. The fixed upright has a slot, and the buckle has a locking block. The locking block is adapted to the slot and is connected to the slot. The locking block slides in the slot. Beneficial effects

[0006] The lamp holder of this utility model is equipped with a lithium battery to supply power to the insect-attracting lamp and the insect-killing grid. The insect-attracting lamp attracts insects by using a light source with a specific spectral range that insects are sensitive to, based on the phototaxis of insects. The insect-killing grid outside the lamp effectively kills the insects, reducing the forestry pest index and preventing the spread of pests and vector-borne diseases.

[0007] This utility model features upper and lower elastic clamping rings that wrap around the perimeter of the insecticidal grid from both the inner and outer sides. Utilizing their elasticity, the clamping rings are easily and quickly disassembled and replaced, while ensuring a tight fit between the cleaning brush and the surface of the grid, guaranteeing cleanliness. The two curved plates are fixedly connected by screws and nuts to form a closed loop. Combined with the embedded guide of the buckle and fixed upright, pushing the handle drives the curved plates and multiple sets of cleaning brushes to perform longitudinal mechanical cleaning on the outside of the grid, preventing the accumulation and adhesion of insect carcasses and obstruction of the insect-attracting light, thus ensuring the continuity of the trapping effect.

[0008] This utility model features a mounting bracket that is fixedly connected by threads, facilitating quick assembly and disassembly between the collection cylinder and the fixed base. An internal disposable mesh bag allows for convenient and rapid collection and cleaning of insect carcasses, preventing them from scattering and polluting the forest environment. The disposable mesh bag also reduces secondary contact pollution during the cleaning process. Furthermore, a drainage hole at the bottom of the collection cylinder allows for timely drainage of rainwater, preventing water accumulation inside the cylinder that could lead to the decay and spoilage of insect carcasses, thus improving the device's environmental adaptability.

[0009] This invention allows for the rapid removal of insect carcasses adhering to the surface of the insecticidal electric grid by pushing the handle, ensuring the continuous trapping effect while making insect collection and cleaning convenient, thus improving the efficiency of forestry pest and disease control operations. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a forestry pest and disease control and insecticide device according to the present invention.

[0011] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view of the structure of a forestry pest and disease control and insecticide device according to the present invention.

[0012] Figure 3 This is an exploded view of the arc-shaped plate and the upper elastic clamping ring structure described in this utility model.

[0013] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the connection structure between the fixed base and the collecting cylinder described in this utility model.

[0014] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the collecting cylinder structure described in this utility model.

[0015] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the arc-shaped plate structure described in this utility model.

[0016] Figure 7 The present utility model Figure 4 Enlarged view of a local structure. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments: Example 1: A forestry pest control device includes an insect-attracting lamp 01, an insecticidal grid 04, a fixing base 05, a collection cylinder 08, an arc-shaped plate 21, a lower elastic clamping ring 24, and an upper elastic clamping ring 26. The arc-shaped plate 21 has a handle 20 on its exterior and multiple support rods 22 inside. Each support rod 22 has a fixing bracket 23 connected to the lower elastic clamping ring 24. The lower elastic clamping ring 24 is connected to a lower cleaning brush 25, which is connected to the insecticidal grid 04. The insecticidal grid 04 is connected to an upper cleaning brush 27, which is connected to the upper elastic clamping ring 26. The upper elastic clamping ring 26 is connected to the lower elastic clamping ring 24 via screws 28. The screws 28 are sequentially connected to the upper elastic clamping ring 26. The insecticidal grid 04 is equipped with a clamping ring 26 and a lower elastic clamping ring 24. A fixed base 05 is connected to the lower part of the grid, and a lamp holder 03 is connected to the upper part. A hook 02 is connected to the upper part of the lamp holder 03, and an insect-attracting lamp 01 is connected to the lower part of the lamp holder 03. Fixed poles 13 are connected to both sides of the lamp holder 03, and the fixed poles 13 are connected to the fixed base 05. A lithium battery is installed inside the lamp holder 03 to supply power to the insect-attracting lamp 01 and the insecticidal grid 04. The insect-attracting lamp 01, based on the phototaxis of insects, uses a specific spectral range of light sources that insects are sensitive to to attract insects. The insecticidal grid 04 outside the lamp effectively kills the insects, reducing the forestry pest index and preventing the spread of pests and vector-borne diseases.

[0018] Example 2: The arc-shaped plate 21 of this utility model has connecting plates 19 on both sides. The connecting plates 19 have connecting holes 29, which are adapted to screws 17. The screws 17 pass through the connecting holes 29, and the two ends of the screws 17 are connected to nuts 18 by threads. The outer end of the connecting plate 19 has a retaining ring 16, which is connected to a fixed upright 13. The fixed upright 13 has a slot 15, and the retaining ring 16 has a locking block 14. The locking block 14 is adapted to the slot 15 and is connected to the slot 15. The locking block 14 slides in the slot 15. The upper elastic clamping ring 26 and the lower elastic clamping ring 24 are respectively connected to the insecticidal grid. The inner and outer sides of the 04 are wrapped around its perimeter, and its elasticity allows for quick and easy removal and replacement of the clamping rings, while ensuring a tight fit between the cleaning brush and the surface of the insecticidal grid 04, thus guaranteeing cleanliness. The two curved plates 21 are fixedly connected by screws 17 and nuts 18 to form a closed ring, and with the insertion guide of the buckle 16 and the fixed upright 13, pushing the handle 20 can drive the curved plates 21 and multiple sets of cleaning brushes to perform longitudinal mechanical cleaning on the outside of the insecticidal grid 04, preventing the accumulation and adhesion of insect carcasses, blocking the insect-attracting light, and ensuring the continuity of the trapping effect.

[0019] Example 3: The fixed base 05 of this utility model has a through hole 12 in the middle and a threaded support 06 at the lower part. The threaded support 06 is connected to the mounting support 07 by threads. The mounting support 07 has a collection cylinder 08. The mounting support 07 is fixedly connected to the threaded support 06 by threads, which facilitates quick assembly and disassembly between the collection cylinder 08 and the fixed base 05. The disposable mesh bag 10 inside facilitates the centralized collection and quick cleaning of insects, avoiding the scattering of insect carcasses and pollution of the forest environment. At the same time, the disposable mesh bag 10 can reduce secondary contact pollution during the cleaning process. The bottom of the collection cylinder 08 is provided with a drainage hole 09, which can drain rainwater in time, prevent water accumulation in the collection cylinder 08 from causing insect carcasses to rot and deteriorate, and improve the environmental adaptability of the device.

[0020] Example 4: The collection cylinder 08 of this utility model has multiple drainage holes 09 at the bottom. A disposable mesh bag 10 is connected inside the collection cylinder 08. The collection cylinder 08 has multiple support rods 11, which pass through the mesh holes at the edge of the disposable mesh bag 10. This device can quickly remove the insect carcasses adhering to the surface of the insecticidal electric grid 04 by pushing the handle 20, ensuring the continuous trapping effect while making insect collection and cleaning convenient and improving the efficiency of forestry pest and disease control operations.

[0021] Example 5: Installation steps: First, place the arc plate 21 outside the insecticidal grid 04, with the lower elastic clamping ring 24 wrapping around the outside of the insecticidal grid 04 from the outside in. The lower cleaning brush 25 should be in contact with the outer surface of the insecticidal grid 04, and the inner surface of the buckle 16 should be in contact with the outer surface of the fixed pole 13. The locking block 14 should be embedded in the locking groove 15. Then, pass the screw 17 through the connecting hole 29 and fix it to the nut 18 through the thread. Next, place the upper elastic clamping ring 26 on top of the lower elastic clamping ring 24 and fix it to the lower elastic clamping ring 24 through the screw 28. The upper elastic clamping ring 26 should wrap around the outside of the insecticidal grid 04 from the inside out. The upper cleaning brush 27 should be in contact with the outer surface of the insecticidal grid 04. Then, place the disposable mesh bag 10 into the collection tube 08, and the support rod 11 should pass through the mesh hole at the edge of the disposable mesh bag 10. Finally, place the collection tube 08 at the bottom of the fixed base 05, and fit the mounting sleeve 07 onto the outside of the threaded support sleeve 06 and fix it to the mounting sleeve through the thread. The installation is now complete.

[0022] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A pest control device for forestry diseases and pests, characterized in that: The system includes an insect-attracting lamp (01), an insecticidal grid (04), a fixing base (05), a collection tube (08), an arc-shaped plate (21), a lower elastic clamping ring (24), and an upper elastic clamping ring (26). The arc-shaped plate (21) has a handle (20) on its outside and multiple support rods (22) inside. Each support rod (22) has a fixing bracket (23). The fixing bracket (23) is connected to the lower elastic clamping ring (24). The lower elastic clamping ring (24) is connected to the lower cleaning brush (25). The lower cleaning brush (25) is connected to the insecticidal grid (04). The insecticidal grid (04) is connected to the upper cleaning brush (08). 27), the upper cleaning brush (27) is connected to the upper elastic clamping ring (26), the upper elastic clamping ring (26) is connected to the lower elastic clamping ring (24) by screws (28), the screws (28) are connected to the upper elastic clamping ring (26) and the lower elastic clamping ring (24) in sequence, the lower part of the insecticidal grid (04) is connected to the fixed seat (05), the upper part of the insecticidal grid (04) is connected to the lamp holder (03), the upper part of the lamp holder (03) is connected to the hook (02), the lower part of the lamp holder (03) is connected to the insect-attracting lamp (01), the two sides of the lamp holder (03) are connected to the fixed poles (13), and the fixed poles (13) are connected to the fixed seat (05).

2. The forestry pest and disease control device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The arc plate (21) has connecting plates (19) on both sides. The connecting plates (19) have connecting holes (29). The connecting holes (29) are adapted to the screw (17). The screw (17) passes through the connecting holes (29). The two ends of the screw (17) are connected to nuts (18) by threads. The outer end of the connecting plate (19) has a buckle (16). The buckle (16) is connected to the fixed pole (13). The fixed pole (13) has a slot (15). The buckle (16) has a locking block (14). The locking block (14) is adapted to the slot (15). The locking block (14) is connected to the slot (15). The locking block (14) slides in the slot (15).

3. The insecticidal device for controlling forest pests and diseases according to claim 2, characterized in that: The fixed base (05) has a through hole (12) in the middle and a threaded support (06) at the bottom. The threaded support (06) is connected to the mounting support (07) by a thread. The mounting support (07) has a collecting cylinder (08).

4. The insecticidal device for controlling forest pests and diseases according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the collection tube (08) has multiple drainage holes (09), the inside of the collection tube (08) is connected to a disposable mesh bag (10), the collection tube (08) has multiple support rods (11), and the support rods (11) pass through the edge mesh holes of the disposable mesh bag (10).

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