Device for luring mosquitoes to lay eggs and automatically inactivating mosquitoes

Abstract

The invention discloses a device for luring mosquitoes to lay eggs and automatically inactivating the mosquitoes. According to the device, a spherical rotating pool is arranged at the end, located in a device body, of a rotating shaft; a steel ball is placed in a steel ball movable sleeve; an egg laying pool and a dumping pool in longitudinal symmetry are formed at the upper portion and the lower portion of the spherical rotating pool and located on the side edge of the steel ball movable sleeve; a water drainage opening groove is formed in the inner wall of the bottom of a water drainage tank; a counterweight base is arranged on the outer wall of the bottom of the water drainage tank; and a first filtering baffle is arranged at the top of the device body and matched with the egg laying pond and the steel ball movable sleeve which are arranged in the device body. The steel ball in the sleeve normally stops below the sleeve to generate gravity to maintain the upper egg laying pond in a horizontal state, and the filtering baffle collects mosquito egg larvae and enables the mosquito egg larvae to be dehydrated and killed, so that the mosquito killing effect is guaranteed; and meanwhile, no chemical agent is needed in the mosquito killing process, so that the safety and environment friendliness are achieved, and the safety and environment friendliness of the device are improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of mosquito killing, in particular to a device for attracting mosquitoes to lay eggs and automatically inactivating them. Background technique [0002] Mosquito eggs may be laid in three different positions on the water surface, near the water or in the water according to different species, such as Anopheles and house mosquito on the water surface, and Aedes mosquito on the water side. Anopheles and house mosquitoes hatch in about two days, while Aedes hatches in three to five days. Female mosquitoes lay eggs in stagnant water. Mosquito eggs are small, less than 1mm long. Anopheles eggs are boat-shaped, with floating sacs on both sides, and float on the water surface after production. Culex mosquito eggs are conical, without floating sacs, and stick together to form egg rafts after production. Aedes eggs are generally olive-shaped, without floating sacs, and sink to the bottom of the water individually a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, the common mosquito repellent devices are poor in effect, or need to use a large amount of chemicals, which is not environmentally friendly. At the same time, the common mosquito repellent devices are relatively thin, easy to dump, and not convenient enough to use

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