Mosquito Killing Lamp - Black

mosquito killer lamp.

Here's how it works:

Attraction:

The lamp uses UV light (often around 365-368nm) to attract mosquitoes and other flying insects. Mosquitoes are drawn to this light because it mimics the light patterns that attract them to flowers and other sources of food. 

Capture:

Once attracted, the mosquitoes are typically captured in one of two ways:

• Suction: Some lamps use a fan to create a vortex that sucks the mosquitoes into a trap, where they dehydrate and die. 

• Electric Grid: Other lamps have an electrified grid that zaps the insects upon contact. 

Safety:

Most mosquito killer lamps are designed to be safe for humans and pets, with low voltage and no harmful chemicals. However, some may cause mild eye or skin irritation if close proximity for prolonged periods. 

Additional Information:

• Placement: For best results, place the lamp in areas where mosquitoes are common, such as patios, near doors, or areas where people gather. 

• Maintenance: Some lamps require cleaning of the mosquito tray or grid periodically to prevent escape. 

• Noise: Many models operate quietly, making them suitable for nighttime use. 

• Power: Most lamps are powered by USB, allowing for flexible charging options.