JD-FD1, Solar Insecticidal Lamp is an insecticidal device that uses solar energy as an energy source to attract, capture, and exterminate pests. It usually consists of solar panels, LED light sources, control systems, and insecticidal devices, among others.
Solar panels are the energy of solar insecticidal lamps**, which convert sunlight into electricity for the lamps and control systems. It has an efficient photoelectric conversion capability and is able to continuously provide power to the solar insecticidal lamp in full sunlight.
LED light sources are an important part of solar insecticidal lamps, which emit ultraviolet (ultraviolet light). Ultraviolet light has a strong attraction and can attract pests to fly to the solar insecticidal lamp. LED light sources have the characteristics of low power consumption, long life and wide radiation range, which can continuously emit light at night or in dim environments, improving the insecticidal effect.
Insecticidal devices are generally located near the light source of solar insecticidal lamps, and depending on the principle and design features of the suction, attraction-type shocks, sticky traps, or other mechanisms to attract and trap pests can be employed. Once the pest is attracted to the vicinity of the insecticidal device, it will be eliminated or caught, thus having an insecticidal effect.
Solar insecticidal lamps have the advantages of energy saving, environmental protection, intelligent control, and efficient insecticidal capabilities, which can help farmers and horticulturists effectively control pests, reduce pesticide use, reduce environmental pollution, and protect the healthy growth of crops.