Insects killing lamp is a insects killing device that does not require the use of any chemical substances. A highly efficient and environmentally friendly hunting tool has been developed by utilizing the habits of mosquitoes that follow light, move with air currents, are sensitive to temperature, prefer to gather in groups, and especially chase after carbon dioxide breath and search for sex pheromones. It is a relatively environmentally friendly way of killing mosquitoes.

Harmful flying insects, mosquitoes, and flies in the human body all have a phototaxis habit. The electric shock mosquito and fly trap is designed to address this habit by using internationally recognized safety boosting technology and specially designed ultraviolet light tubes to create a clean, environmentally friendly, efficient, and fully automated mosquito and fly trap.

Physical baiting, no irritating odor: Using a mosquito and fly baiting device, there is no need to place mosquito coils or chemicals. It is smoke-free and has no irritating odor. Users only need to turn on the power, and the mosquito and fly baiting device will automatically work. It is easy to use and economical.

Mosquito lamps have the characteristics of simple structure, low price, beautiful appearance, small size, and low power consumption.

1. The incoming wind emits light, attracting mosquitoes and insects in any direction, resulting in a high killing rate and a wide range.

2. The carbon dioxide odor generated by photocatalysts simulates human respiration, has a strong mosquito attraction effect, high mosquito killing efficiency, no pollution, and outstanding environmental protection.

3. The sex pheromones released by captured live mosquitoes lure their own kind to gather and continuously trap, killing thoroughly.

4. Mosquitoes that have been air dried or died naturally have no odor and are easy to continuously trap.

5. The biggest feature is the installation of an anti mosquito escape device (anti escape window), which automatically shuts off during power outages. Once mosquitoes enter, they can no longer escape and naturally dehydrate and die.