High Quality Mosquito Killer Eco-Friendly Bug Zappers for Mosquitoes Mosquito Traps with Anti-Escape Design

The basic structure of mosquito killing lamps is composed of components such as ultraviolet fluorescent tubes, high-voltage power grids, printed circuit boards (mainly containing voltage doubling rectifier circuits), and fence shaped plastic shells. The ultraviolet fluorescent tube is located in the center of the plastic shell and surrounded by a high-voltage power grid. This way, when mosquitoes fly towards the ultraviolet fluorescent tube due to phototaxis, they will be killed by the high-voltage power grid on the way, achieving the goal of mosquito control.

There are a wide variety of mosquito control lamps on the market, with only differences in electrical power and the number of UV fluorescent lamps. The other differences are mainly in appearance. Usually, it is classified based on power and the number of tubes, which is the common and typical appearance of electronic mosquito control lamps. According to power classification, mosquito control lamps mainly come in various specifications such as 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 15, and 20W. Most households use mosquito control lamps of 2-8W, with a corresponding room area of approximately 10-20 square meters. Classified by the number of UV tubes, they can usually be divided into single tube and double tube types, and there are also products with more than 2 tubes, but it is rare in the market. Most households use single tube mosquito lamps; The dual tube mosquito control lamp is suitable for places such as restaurants, hotels, offices, and larger living rooms in families. The electric power of double tube mosquito control lamps is usually above 6W.