The wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp achieves efficient pest control in farmland through light wave attraction and negative pressure suction

The wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp uses light waves to attract pests and then uses a fan to draw them into a collector for drying. Powered by a solar panel, the device features light control and time setting functions, making it suitable for various scenarios such as agriculture, forestry, tea gardens, orchards, and high-standard farmland, effectively killing insects of all sizes.

The wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp is a new type of environmentally friendly pest control device that combines traditional insecticidal lamp technology with modern technology. This device uses an insect-attracting light source to attract pests and then captures or eliminates them through an internal mechanism, effectively controlling pests of all sizes and contributing to improved green pest control.

The working principle of the wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp involves two steps. First, the device uses a new type of LED light source that automatically turns on at night, using light waves to attract adult insects from a distance to the vicinity of the light source. Subsequently, the fan rotates, generating negative pressure airflow that draws nearby pests into the collector, where they are dried and dehydrated to achieve pest control. This wind-suction negative pressure insecticidal method is unaffected by insect size and can effectively kill adult insects as well as smaller, weaker flying insects, providing a wider range of pest control.

Regarding energy supply, the wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp is based on solar panels. It stores power during the day and supplies power to the lamp at night, attracting pests to the light source. The device features a light-controlled mode, automatically turning off the lights during the day and on at night, with adjustable operating hours. This intelligent control method effectively saves energy and reduces labor costs associated with manual operation.

The wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp can be widely used in agriculture, forestry, horticulture, animal husbandry, and urban and rural environmental sanitation. In farmland, vegetable gardens, orchards, this equipment can effectively improve pest control. Specifically, it is suitable for controlling pests in vegetables (such as the beet armyworm, yellow-striped flea beetle, diamondback moth, cabbage moth, beet armyworm, and white planthopper) and tea plants (such as the false-eyed green leafhopper, tea hairy caterpillar, and tea geometrid moth). This equipment can be used as a general pest control solution in orchards, tea gardens, and high-standard farmland construction.

Compared to ordinary solar-powered insecticidal lamps, the wind-suction solar-powered insecticidal lamp, in addition to using light to attract pests, also generates a powerful suction force through its built-in fan, overcoming the limitations of conventional insecticidal lamps in killing small pests and greatly improving pest control efficiency. At the same time, compared to traditional insecticidal lamps, this equipment reduces the accidental killing of natural enemies of pests, further improving control efficiency. This green control method meets the requirements of modern agricultural sustainable development and provides reliable technical support for pest management in agricultural production.