Green pest control lamps utilize negative pressure suction technology to kill insects of all sizes without pesticide residue

Green pest control lamps are physical control devices based on insect phototaxis. They use negative pressure suction technology to draw in attracted pests, which are then dehydrated and dried. They are not limited by insect size, kill a wide range of insects, and are suitable for green pest control in farmland, orchards, forestry, and storage environments.

Green pest control lamps have become widely used physical control devices in the field of pest control in recent years. Based on the phototaxis of insects, this device uses a specific spectral range of light to attract pests, which are then captured or killed by the device's built-in mechanism. Compared to traditional chemical pesticide control methods, green pest control lamps do not use any chemical agents, do not pollute the environment, and do not leave harmful residues on agricultural products.

The suction suction type insect control lamp is the mainstream product type among green pest control lamps. Its working principle involves using light waves to attract pests to the lamp, followed by a fan generating negative pressure airflow that draws the insects into a collector, where they are dried and dehydrated, achieving the purpose of pest control. The device is based on solar panels, storing power during the day and supplying power to the insecticidal lamp at night. This design enables the killing of insects of all sizes, effectively solving the problem of traditional electric shock insecticidal lamps' poor control over small pests. In forestry settings, this device significantly improves the kill rate of tiny pests such as pine caterpillar larvae.

In terms of functionality, the green pest control lamp has two operating modes: light control and time control. In light control mode, the device automatically turns off during the day and automatically turns on at night; in time control mode, it can operate automatically within a set time period. The device is waterproof and can operate normally in rainy weather. Structurally, it consists of two main parts: the lamp body and the support frame. The entire machine is lightweight, facilitating installation and transportation. The insect storage box uses a removable mesh cover for easy disassembly and replacement. The control radius of a single lamp in farmland is no less than 120 meters, and in forest areas, it is no less than 80 meters. Some models support 4G networking and feature functions such as uploading fan status, insect-attracting lamp status, battery voltage, GNSS positioning, and remote control.

In terms of applications, the green pest control lamp is widely used in agriculture, forestry, horticulture, animal husbandry, and urban and rural environmental sanitation. In field crops, vegetable greenhouses, and orchards, it can effectively reduce pest density and decrease the use of chemical pesticides. This equipment kills pests physically, eliminating the problem of pesticide resistance and providing long-term, stable control. The light-attracting technology is also compatible with other pest control strategies, forming an integrated pest management system.