Mosquito trapping device with carbon dioxide attraction

Abstract

A mosquito trapping device with carbon dioxide attraction, comprising a body (1) and a mesh cover assembly (4), a fan (3) and a mosquito storage box (2) sequentially arranged from top to bottom in the direction of height of the body (1), wherein the mesh cover assembly (4) is provided with an air intake portion (4a) and an air output portion (4b), and under the action of the fan (3), air enters the mosquito storage box (2) through the air intake portion (4a), and is finally discharged out through the air output portion (4b). The mosquito trapping device further comprises a carbon dioxide mosquito-attracting portion (8) arranged on a side of the body (1) and used for generating carbon dioxide gas. The carbon dioxide mosquito-attracting portion (8) comprises at least discharge holes (81) mounted on the mesh cover assembly (4) and used for outputting the carbon dioxide gas. The device has a simple overall structure and low cost, and can achieve mosquito attracting and trapping functions by means of a simple structure.

Description

A carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of mosquito catching equipment, in particular to a carbon dioxide-attracting mosquito catching device. Background Art

[0002] Mosquito traps are also called mosquito traps, mosquito killers, ecological mosquito traps, ecological mosquito killers, and ecological mosquito killer systems.

[0003] As shown in patent documents such as application numbers 201921978518.7 and 201921721518.9, existing mosquito traps typically employ multiple attractants, including scent, body odor, sound, color, light, temperature, humidity, and electric shock, to effectively capture and kill mosquitoes. This results in complex structures and high costs. The most common and widely used mosquito traps and killers are light-based, requiring either a mosquito trap or a mosquito killer lamp, resulting in a relatively complex structure.

[0004] Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device, which can at least solve one of the above problems.

[0006] According to one aspect of the present invention, a carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap is provided, comprising a main body and a mesh cover assembly, a fan, and a mosquito storage box arranged in sequence from top to bottom along the height direction of the main body. The mesh cover assembly is provided with an air inlet and an air outlet. Under the action of the fan, air enters the mosquito storage box from the air inlet and is finally discharged from the air outlet.

[0007] It also includes a carbon dioxide mosquito attracting part disposed on the side of the main body and used to generate carbon dioxide gas;

[0008] The carbon dioxide mosquito attracting part at least includes an exhaust hole installed on the mesh cover assembly and used for outputting carbon dioxide gas.

[0009] Thus, the present invention provides a mosquito-catching device with a novel structure. When operated by a fan, air enters a mosquito storage box through an air inlet and is then blown out through an air outlet. The resulting air duct structure effectively captures surrounding mosquitoes into the mosquito storage box. The fan is the only electrical component required for catching mosquitoes, without any other complex mosquito-catching or killing equipment. A carbon dioxide trapping unit is provided to simulate human breathing, and the mosquito-attracting method is a single carbon dioxide gas, which is diffused by the air duct, resulting in a good mosquito-attracting effect. The overall structure of the device is simple, low-cost, and can achieve both mosquito-attracting and mosquito-catching functions with a simple structure.

[0010] In some embodiments, the mesh cover assembly is disposed at the upper end of the main body and a first accommodating cavity is formed between the mesh cover assembly and the main body. The mesh cover assembly includes a first mesh cover, a second mesh cover, and a third mesh cover. The first mesh cover is mounted on the upper end of the main body, the second mesh cover is sleeved on the middle of the first mesh cover and is located on the outer periphery of the fan, the third mesh cover is mounted on the second mesh cover and is located directly above the fan, and the discharge hole is provided on the first mesh cover.

[0011] The air inlet portion includes a first air inlet portion which is opened in the third mesh cover and matched with the fan, and a second air inlet portion which is opened in the mosquito storage box and located directly below the fan.

[0012] The air outlet portion includes a first air outlet portion opened in the first mesh cover and communicated with the first accommodating cavity, and a third air outlet portion opened in the mosquito storage box and communicated with the first accommodating cavity;

[0013] When the fan is working, air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet, thereby forming a first air duct.

[0014] In some embodiments, the air outlet also includes a second air outlet provided on the second mesh cover and connected to the first accommodating cavity. When the fan is working, the air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence and is blown out from the second air outlet, thereby forming a second air duct.

[0015] Therefore, when the fan is working, air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet, thereby forming a first air duct. Air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence before being blown out from the second air outlet, thereby forming a second air duct. When the fan is working, the device forms an air duct structure with a single air inlet channel and a double air outlet channel. The air duct structure can be used to effectively capture surrounding mosquitoes into the mosquito storage box. The mosquito catching electrical component only has the fan, and no other complex mosquito catching or mosquito killing facilities are required. The overall structure is simple and the cost is low. The mosquito catching function can be achieved through the special structural design. More importantly, the carbon dioxide gas used to attract mosquitoes is quickly diffused to the upper end of the device under the action of the air duct, greatly enhancing the mosquito catching effect.

[0016] In some embodiments, the first mesh cover is provided with a downwardly concave groove, the upper end of the second mesh cover is located within the groove, and the first air outlet and the exhaust hole are both provided on the sidewalls of the groove. Thus, the provision of the groove in the first mesh cover can increase the air outlet area and reduce the wind force. The first air outlet and the exhaust hole are provided on the sidewalls of the groove, so that the air outlet direction is perpendicular to the air inlet direction, and the air outlet surrounds the air inlet. This not only does not interfere with the air inlet, but also facilitates the diffusion of carbon dioxide gas, enhancing the attracting effect.

[0017] In some embodiments, the carbon dioxide mosquito attractant includes a carbon dioxide reservoir and a pressure reducing valve. The carbon dioxide reservoir is mounted on the main body. The pressure reducing valve is mounted on the main body and cooperates with the outlet end of the carbon dioxide reservoir. The pressure reducing valve is connected to the discharge hole or the first accommodating cavity.

[0018] In some embodiments, the CO2-attracted mosquito trap further includes a control unit, and the CO2 trap further includes a flow control switch and a solenoid valve. The flow control switch is connected to the pressure reducing valve, and the solenoid valve is connected to the flow control switch. The control unit is mounted on the main body and electrically connected to the solenoid valve and the blower. Thus, the flow control switch is used to adjust the output flow rate, and the solenoid valve is used to open or close the output port.

[0019] In some embodiments, the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap further includes a carbon dioxide concentration detector, which is installed in the first receiving cavity and electrically connected to the control unit. Thus, the carbon dioxide concentration detector is used to detect the concentration of carbon dioxide gas.

[0020] In some embodiments, the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap further includes an alarm mounted on the main body and electrically connected to the control unit. The alarm is configured to sound an alarm when the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects a concentration of carbon dioxide gas exceeding a set value. Thus, the alarm can sound an alarm when the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects a concentration exceeding a set value, prompting the user to manually reduce or turn off the gas output. If the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects no change in the carbon dioxide concentration value in either the on or off state, it is generally considered that the carbon dioxide reservoir is insufficient and nearing depletion.

[0021] In some embodiments, the CO2-attracting mosquito trap further includes a side cover. A receiving slot is defined on one side of the main body, and the CO2 reservoir is mounted within the receiving slot. The side cover is detachably connected to the main body and serves to shield the receiving slot. This facilitates the removal of the CO2 reservoir for inspection or replacement.

[0022] In some embodiments, the exhaust hole is a first air outlet.

[0023] In some embodiments, the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap further includes a support and a support cover. The support is mounted within the main body and defines a second storage space for accommodating a mosquito storage box. The mosquito storage box is removably mounted within the second storage space. The support cover is mounted above the support, and the fan is mounted above the support cover. Thus, the mosquito storage box is removable, facilitating the timely removal of captured mosquitoes within the box and enabling repeated use.

[0024] In some embodiments, the support cover is provided with a first protrusion extending upward, which forms a receiving slot for accommodating the fan. A second protrusion extending downward is provided within the second mesh cover, which engages with the first protrusion and is located inside the second air outlet. Thus, the first and second protrusions can separate the air inlet and outlet channels, forming the main structure for forming dual air outlet channels.

[0025] In some embodiments, the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap further includes a backing plate mounted on the support cover and positioned directly below the fan. The backing plate and the first raised portion enclose a receiving groove, and the backing plate defines a first through-hole communicating with the receiving groove. Thus, the backing plate supports the fan without affecting air intake.

[0026] In some embodiments, the mosquito storage box includes a box body, a mesh member, a fixing member and a cover body, the mesh member is installed on the inner wall of the box body through the fixing member, the cover body is installed on the upper end of the box body, the mesh member and the cover body are jointly enclosed with the box body to form a second accommodating cavity, the second air inlet part is arranged on the cover body, and the third air outlet part is arranged on the box body and / or the mesh member.

[0027] The second air inlet portion includes a second through hole formed in the cover body, and the third air outlet portion includes a third through hole formed in the bottom of the box body and / or mesh holes formed in the mesh member.

[0028] The mosquito storage box further includes a shielding portion for shielding the second through hole, the shielding portion including a pair of shielding plates rotatably mounted on the cover body;

[0029] When the fan is not working, the shielding sheet fits with the cover body to completely shield the second through hole, so that the second through hole is closed;

[0030] When the fan is working, the shielding piece moves away from the cover body under the action of wind force, so that the second through hole is opened.

[0031] Therefore, the mosquito storage box of the utility model has a simple structure, which can not only ensure that the mosquitoes are effectively trapped in the box body, but also effectively ensure the normal operation of the air duct.

[0032] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0033] 1. When the fan is working, air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet, thereby forming a first air duct. Air enters the mosquito storage box through the first air inlet and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity in sequence before being blown out from the second air outlet, thereby forming a second air duct. When the fan is working, the device forms an air duct structure with a single air inlet channel and a double air outlet channel. This air duct structure can be used to effectively capture surrounding mosquitoes into the mosquito storage box. The mosquito catching electrical component is only the fan, and no other complex mosquito catching or mosquito killing facilities are required. The overall structure is simple and the cost is low. The mosquito catching function can be achieved through the special structural design.

[0034] 2. The first mesh cover is provided with a groove, which can increase the air outlet area and reduce the wind force. The first air outlet is provided on the groove wall of the groove, so that the air outlet direction is perpendicular to the air inlet direction and the air outlet surrounds the air inlet, which will not interfere with the air inlet.

[0035] 3. The carbon dioxide gas used to attract mosquitoes is quickly diffused to the upper end of the device under the action of the air duct, and the mosquito-attracting effect is good. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0036] FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of a carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to one embodiment of the present invention;

[0037] FIG2 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device shown in FIG1 with some structures omitted;

[0038] FIG3 is a schematic top view of the structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito catching device shown in FIG2 ;

[0039] FIG4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device shown in FIG3 taken along line AA;

[0040] FIG5 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap shown in FIG2 with some structures omitted;

[0041] FIG6 is an enlarged view of the portion B of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap shown in FIG5 ;

[0042] FIG7 is a schematic diagram of an explosion structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap shown in FIG2 ;

[0043] FIG8 is a second schematic diagram of the explosion structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap shown in FIG2 ;

[0044] FIG9 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the second net cover of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito catching device shown in FIG8 .

[0045] Reference numerals in Figures 1 to 9: 1-main body; 2-mosquito storage box; 3-blower; 4-net cover assembly; 5-support; 6-support cover; 7-pad; 8-carbon dioxide mosquito trap; 9-control unit; 10-power supply unit; 12-side cover; 13-base; 4a-air inlet; 4b-air outlet; 41-first net cover; 42-second net cover; 43-third net cover; 50-second storage space; 81-discharge hole; 82-carbon dioxide storage ;83-pressure reducing valve;84-flow regulating switch;85-solenoid valve;86-box body;87-exhaust pipe;91-control panel;92-control circuit board;100-first accommodating cavity;200-second accommodating cavity;101-electrical plug;21-second air inlet;300-accommodating slot;411-first air outlet;412-groove;421-second air outlet;422-second protrusion;431-first air inlet. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0046] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0047] Example 1

[0048] 1 to 9 schematically show a carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0049] As shown in Figures 1 to 9, the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap includes a main body 1 and, arranged in descending order along the height of the main body 1, a mesh assembly 4, a fan 3, and a mosquito storage box 2. The mesh assembly 4 has an air inlet 4a and an air outlet 4b. Under the action of the fan 3, air enters the mosquito storage box 2 from the air inlet 4a and is finally discharged from the air outlet 4b.

[0050] It also includes a carbon dioxide mosquito attracting unit 8 disposed on the side of the main body 1 and used to generate carbon dioxide gas;

[0051] The carbon dioxide mosquito attracting unit 8 at least includes an exhaust hole 81 mounted on the mesh assembly 4 and used for outputting carbon dioxide gas.

[0052] The mesh cover assembly 4 is arranged at the upper end of the main body 1 and forms a first accommodating cavity 100 between the mesh cover assembly 4 and the main body 1. The mesh cover assembly 4 includes a first mesh cover 41, a second mesh cover 42 and a third mesh cover 43. The first mesh cover 41 is installed at the upper end of the main body 1, the second mesh cover 42 is sleeved in the middle of the first mesh cover 41 and is located on the outer periphery of the fan 3, the third mesh cover 43 is installed on the second mesh cover 42 and is located directly above the fan 3, and the discharge hole 81 is provided in the first mesh cover 41;

[0053] The air inlet portion 4a includes a first air inlet portion 431 opened in the third mesh cover 43 and matched with the fan 3, and a second air inlet portion 21 opened in the mosquito storage box 2 and located directly below the fan 3;

[0054] The air outlet portion 4b includes a first air outlet portion 411 opened in the first mesh cover 41 and connected to the first accommodating cavity 100, and a third air outlet portion opened in the mosquito storage box 2 and connected to the first accommodating cavity 100.

[0055] When the fan 3 is working, air enters the mosquito storage box 2 through the first air inlet 431 and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity 100 in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet 411, thereby forming a first air duct.

[0056] The air outlet portion 4b also includes a second air outlet portion 421 arranged on the second mesh cover 42 and connected to the first accommodating cavity 100. When the fan 3 is working, the air enters the mosquito storage box 2 through the first air inlet portion 431 and the second air inlet portion 21 in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet portion and the first accommodating cavity 100 in sequence and is blown out from the second air outlet portion 421, thereby forming a second air duct.

[0057] Therefore, when the fan 3 is working, air enters the mosquito storage box 2 through the first air inlet 431 and the second air inlet 21 in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity 100 in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet 411, thereby forming a first air duct. Air enters the mosquito storage box 2 through the first air inlet 431 and the second air inlet 21 in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity 100 in sequence before being blown out from the second air outlet 421, thereby forming a second air duct. When the fan 3 is working, the device forms an air duct structure with a single air inlet channel and a double air outlet channel. This air duct structure can be used to effectively capture surrounding mosquitoes into the mosquito storage box 2. The only electric component for catching mosquitoes is the fan 3, without other complex mosquito catching or mosquito killing facilities. The overall structure is simple and the cost is low. The mosquito catching function can be achieved through the special structural design. More importantly, the carbon dioxide gas used to attract mosquitoes is quickly diffused to the upper end of the device under the action of the air duct, greatly enhancing the mosquito attracting effect.

[0058] The first mesh cover 41 is provided with a downwardly recessed groove 412. The upper end of the second mesh cover 42 is located within the groove 412. The first air outlet 411 and the discharge hole 81 are both provided on the sidewalls of the groove 412. Thus, the provision of the groove 412 on the first mesh cover 41 increases the air outlet area and reduces the wind force. The first air outlet 411 and the discharge hole 81 are provided on the sidewalls of the groove 412, ensuring that the air outlet direction is perpendicular to the air inlet direction and that the air outlet surrounds the air inlet. This not only avoids interference with the air inlet but also facilitates the diffusion of carbon dioxide gas, enhancing the attracting effect.

[0059] The carbon dioxide mosquito attracting part 8 includes a carbon dioxide reservoir 82 and a pressure reducing valve 83. The carbon dioxide reservoir 82 is installed on the main body 1. The pressure reducing valve 83 is installed on the main body 1 and cooperates with the outlet end of the carbon dioxide reservoir 82. The pressure reducing valve 83 is connected to the discharge hole 81 or the first accommodating cavity 100.

[0060] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap also includes a control unit 9. The carbon dioxide mosquito trap 8 also includes a flow control switch 84 and a solenoid valve 85. The flow control switch 84 is connected to the pressure reducing valve 83, and the solenoid valve 85 is connected to the flow control switch 84. The control unit 9 is mounted on the main body 1 and is electrically connected to the solenoid valve 85 and the fan 3. The flow control switch 84 is used to adjust the output flow rate, and the solenoid valve 85 is used to open or close the output port. The flow control switch 84 can be connected to the discharge port 81 via a pipe.

[0061] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap also includes a carbon dioxide concentration detector (not shown), which is installed in the first receiving cavity 100 and is electrically connected to the control unit 9. Thus, the carbon dioxide concentration detector can monitor carbon dioxide gas, facilitating timely adjustment or replacement.

[0062] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device further includes an alarm, which is mounted on the main body 1 and electrically connected to the control unit 9 . The alarm is configured to sound an alarm when the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects that the concentration of carbon dioxide gas is higher than a set value.

[0063] The control unit 9 of this embodiment includes a control panel 91 and a control circuit board 92 matched with the control panel 91 . The control circuit board 92 is electrically connected to all electrical components.

[0064] The concentration value of carbon dioxide gas can be displayed on the control panel 91.

[0065] The alarm can sound an alarm when the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects that the concentration is higher than the set value, so as to remind the user to manually reduce the gas output or turn it off;

[0066] When the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects that the concentration value of carbon dioxide gas displayed on the control panel 91 does not change in the on state and the off state, it is generally believed that the reserve in the carbon dioxide storage 82 is insufficient and is almost used up.

[0067] The carbon dioxide-attracting mosquito trap also includes a side cover 12. A receiving slot 300 is defined on one side of the main body 1. The carbon dioxide reservoir 82 is mounted within the receiving slot 300. The side cover 12 is detachably connected to the main body 1 and serves to shield the receiving slot 300. This facilitates the removal of the carbon dioxide reservoir 82 for inspection or replacement.

[0068] As shown in Figures 2-9, the mounting surface of the control unit 9 is flush with the upper surface of the main body 1, resulting in an aesthetically pleasing appearance. A base 13 is provided at the bottom of the main body 1. This base 13 mates with the side cover 12 and has a receiving cavity on one side. This cavity, together with part of the main body 1, forms the aforementioned receiving slot 300.

[0069] As shown in Figures 5-6, the carbon dioxide mosquito trap 8 also includes a box body 86 and an exhaust pipe 87. Box body 86 is mounted on the main body 1 and located behind the exhaust port 81. The exhaust port 81 is connected to the box body 86, which is in turn connected to the flow control switch 84 via the exhaust pipe 87. A carbon dioxide concentration detector is located within the box body 87, facilitating the detection of carbon dioxide gas while protecting the detector.

[0070] The present invention provides a mosquito-catching device with a novel structure. When operated by a fan 3, air sequentially enters a mosquito storage box 2 through an air inlet 4a and is then blown out through an air outlet 4b. This air duct structure effectively captures surrounding mosquitoes into the mosquito storage box 2. The fan 3 is the only electrical component required for catching mosquitoes, without any other complex mosquito-catching or killing equipment. A carbon dioxide mosquito-attracting unit 8 is provided to simulate human breathing. The mosquito-attracting method consists solely of carbon dioxide gas, which is diffused by the air duct, resulting in an effective mosquito-attracting effect. The overall structure of the device is simple, low-cost, and can achieve both mosquito-attracting and mosquito-catching functions with a simple structure.

[0071] In this embodiment, the first air outlet portion 411 , the second air outlet portion 421 , the first air inlet portion 431 , etc. may be holes of various shapes through which air can pass.

[0072] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap also includes a support 5 and a support cover 6. The support 5 is mounted within the main body 1 and defines a second storage space 50 for accommodating the mosquito storage box 2. The mosquito storage box 2 is detachably mounted within the second storage space 50. The support cover 6 is mounted above the support 5, and the fan 3 is mounted above the support cover 6. Thus, the mosquito storage box 2 is detachable, facilitating the timely removal of captured mosquitoes within the box and enabling repeated use.

[0073] The mosquito storage box 2 of this embodiment is an existing structure, and the specific structure will not be described in detail.

[0074] The support cover 6 is provided with a first raised portion extending upward, which forms a receiving slot for accommodating the fan 3. The second mesh cover 42 is provided with a second raised portion 422 extending downward. The second raised portion 422 is connected to the first raised portion and is located inside the second air outlet portion 421. Thus, the first raised portion and the second raised portion 422 can separate the air inlet channel from the air outlet channel, which is the main structure for forming the dual air outlet channel.

[0075] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap also includes a backing plate 7, which is mounted on the support cover 6 and located directly below the fan 3. The backing plate 7 and the first raised portion enclose the aforementioned receiving slot. The backing plate 7 defines a first through-hole that communicates with the receiving slot. Thus, the backing plate 7 supports the fan 3 without affecting air intake.

[0076] The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trapping device of this embodiment further includes a power supply unit 10 for supplying power. The power supply unit 10 at least includes a power plug 101 .

[0077] The second air inlet portion 21 may be a second through hole opened at the top of the mosquito storage box 2 , and the third air outlet portion may be a third through hole opened at the bottom or around the mosquito storage box 2 .

[0078] Preferably, the sum of the air output of the first air outlet 411 of the first mesh cover 41 and the second air outlet 421 of the second mesh cover 42 is at least six times the air intake of the first air inlet 431 of the third mesh cover 43. This effectively ensures that the wind speed of the outgoing air is less than the wind speed of the incoming air, making it easier to catch mosquitoes.

[0079] Preferably, the main body 1, side cover 12, mosquito storage box 2, fan 3, mesh assembly 4, control panel 91 of the control unit 9, and power plug 101 of the power supply unit 10 of this embodiment are all dark in appearance, such as black. Thus, the dark appearance can enhance the mosquito attracting effect.

[0080] The utility model provides a carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device with a brand-new structure. The device adopts a fan 3 to form an air duct structure with a single air inlet channel and a double air outlet channel. The air duct structure can be used to effectively catch surrounding mosquitoes into a mosquito storage box 2. The mosquito-catching electrical component is only the fan 3, and there are no other complicated mosquito-catching or mosquito-killing facilities. The overall structure is simple and the cost is low. The mosquito-catching function can be achieved through the special design of the structure.

[0081] Example 2

[0082] The structure of the carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap of this embodiment is essentially the same as that of Example 1, differing only in that the conduit between the flow regulating switch 84 and the discharge hole 81 is omitted, and the carbon dioxide gas is discharged directly into the first receiving cavity 100. The original discharge hole is eliminated, and the first air outlet portion 411 of this embodiment serves as the discharge hole 81. A carbon dioxide concentration detector is mounted directly within the first receiving cavity 100.

[0083] As a result, the generated carbon dioxide gas will directly enter the first accommodating cavity 100, and then enter the groove 412 from the first air inlet under the action of the fan 3, and will be diffused to the upper end surface of the device and realize circulation flow under the action of the first air duct and the second air duct, thereby achieving a good mosquito attracting effect.

[0084] The above descriptions are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, several modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the inventive concept of the present invention, and these all fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device, characterized in that: The invention comprises a main body (1), and a mesh cover assembly (4), a fan (3), and a mosquito storage box (2) arranged in sequence from top to bottom along the height direction of the main body (1); the mesh cover assembly (4) is provided with an air inlet (4a) and an air outlet (4b); under the action of the fan (3), air enters the mosquito storage box (2) from the air inlet (4a) and is finally discharged from the air outlet (4b); It also includes a carbon dioxide mosquito attracting portion (8) disposed on the side of the main body (1) and used to generate carbon dioxide gas; The carbon dioxide mosquito attracting portion (8) at least comprises an exhaust hole (81) mounted on the mesh cover assembly (4) and used for outputting carbon dioxide gas.

2. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mesh cover assembly (4) is arranged at the upper end of the main body (1) and a first accommodating cavity (100) is formed between the mesh cover assembly (4) and the main body (1). The mesh cover assembly (4) includes a first mesh cover (41), a second mesh cover (42) and a third mesh cover (43). The first mesh cover (41) is installed at the upper end of the main body (1). The second mesh cover (42) is fitted on the middle part of the first mesh cover (41) and is located on the outer periphery of the fan (3). The third mesh cover (43) is installed on the second mesh cover (42) and is located directly above the fan (3). The discharge hole (81) is provided on the first mesh cover (41). The air inlet portion (4a) comprises a first air inlet portion (431) opened in the third mesh cover (43) and matched with the fan (3), and a second air inlet portion (21) opened in the mosquito storage box (2) and located directly below the fan (3); The air outlet portion (4b) comprises a first air outlet portion (411) provided in the first mesh cover (41) and connected to the first accommodating cavity (100), and a third air outlet portion provided in the mosquito storage box (2) and connected to the first accommodating cavity (100); When the fan (3) is in operation, air enters the mosquito storage box (2) through the first air inlet (431) and the second air inlet in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet and the first accommodating cavity (100) in sequence before being blown out from the first air outlet (411), thereby forming a first air duct.

3. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The air outlet portion (4b) further comprises a second air outlet portion (421) arranged on the second mesh cover (42) and connected to the first accommodating cavity (100); when the fan (3) is in operation, air enters the mosquito storage box (2) through the first air inlet portion (431) and the second air inlet portion (21) in sequence, and then passes through the third air outlet portion and the first accommodating cavity (100) in sequence before being blown out from the second air outlet portion (421), thereby forming a second air duct.

4. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 3, characterized in that: The first mesh cover (41) is provided with a downwardly recessed groove (412), the upper end of the second mesh cover (42) is located in the groove (412), and the first air outlet (411) and the discharge hole (81) are both provided on the side wall of the groove (412).

5. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito catching device according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that: The carbon dioxide mosquito attracting portion (8) comprises a carbon dioxide storage device (82) and a pressure reducing valve (83), wherein the carbon dioxide storage device (82) is mounted on the main body (1), and the pressure reducing valve (83) is mounted on the main body (1) and matched with the outlet end of the carbon dioxide storage device (82), and the pressure reducing valve (83) is connected to the discharge hole (81) or the first accommodating cavity (100).

6. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 5, characterized in that: The device further comprises a control unit (9), the carbon dioxide mosquito trap (8) further comprising a flow regulating switch (84) and a solenoid valve (85), the flow regulating switch (84) being connected to the pressure reducing valve (83), the solenoid valve (85) being connected to the flow regulating switch (84), and the control unit (9) being mounted on the main body (1) and electrically connected to the solenoid valve (85) and the fan (3).

7. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 6, characterized in that: It also includes a carbon dioxide concentration detector, which is installed in the first accommodating cavity (100) and is electrically connected to the control unit (9).

8. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to claim 7, characterized in that: It also includes an alarm, which is installed on the main body (1) and electrically connected to the control unit (9). The alarm is used to sound an alarm when the carbon dioxide concentration detector detects that the concentration of carbon dioxide gas is higher than a set value.

9. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito trap according to claim 5, characterized in that: The invention also includes a side cover (12), a side surface of the main body (1) is provided with a receiving groove (300), the carbon dioxide storage device (82) is installed in the receiving groove (300), and the side cover (12) is detachably connected to the main body (1) and is used to cover the receiving groove (300).

10. The carbon dioxide-attracted mosquito-catching device according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that: The first air outlet portion (411) is an exhaust hole (81).

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