Disclosed herein is an insect trapping device comprising an inner passageway structure defining an inner passageway which, when in an upright orientation, extends from an insect entry zone to an insect delivery zone, the inner passageway structure bordered by at least a pair of opposed insect-facing traction-reducing boundary surface regions to cause an insect to progress toward the insect delivery zone under gravity, with each boundary surface region including at least one of at least a pair of electrode surface regions, wherein each electrode surface region is configured for operative coupling with an electrode power supply to deliver electrical power thereto, the electrode surface regions configured to form an electrocution zone therebetween, with a designated spacing which is configured to initiate electrocution of an instance of the insect descending through the electrocution zone.

An insect control device is described having a housing with a base. A power source is disposed about the housing along with a first light source within the base. A second light source is in the base and is a single LED coupled to a controller. The controller is programmed to turn the single LED on at a randomized rate within a predetermined set of time segments and at a predetermined set of time increments.

A mosquito control device includes a connector positioned at a first end of the device. The connector couples to a light bulb socket to provide power to the device. The device also includes an LED light source positioned at a second end of the device and an electrocuting mechanism disposed between the connector and the LED light source. The electrocuting mechanism electrocutes the mosquitos upon contact. The device also includes a carbon dioxide generating device that generates and releases carbon dioxide to attract the mosquitos to the device. The device also includes a heater that generates and releases heat to attract the mosquitos to the device.

The present disclosure discloses a mosquito killing lamp including a housing, a mosquito killing assembly and a light emitting assembly; the mosquito killing assembly and the light emitting assembly are mounted on the housing; the light emitting assembly includes an illuminant, a dazzling cover, and an actuator; both of the actuator and the illuminant are mounted on the housing, and the dazzling cover is mounted on a torque output shaft of the actuator and covers the illuminant. The mosquito killing lamp not only has the functions of lighting and mosquito killing, but also has the function of entertainment, which can meet the needs of modern people.

The disclosure discloses an outdoor mosquito killing lamp including a housing and a lamp cover connected to the housing; a mosquito killing assembly and a light emitting assembly are provided on the housing; the light emitting assembly includes an illuminant and a dazzling cover, the illuminant is connected to the housing and disposed between the housing and the lamp cover; the dazzling cover covers the illuminant and is disposed inside the lamp cover, and the lamp cover or the housing is provided with a connecting member. The outdoor mosquito killing lamp has not only the functions of lighting and mosquito killing, but also has the function of entertainment, which can meet the needs of modern people.

The disclosure discloses a portable mosquito killing lamp including a housing and a lamp cover connected to the housing; a mosquito killing assembly and a light emitting assembly are arranged on the housing; the light emitting assembly includes an illuminant and a dazzling cover, and the illuminant and the dazzling cover are connected to the housing and are disposed between the housing and the lamp cover; the dazzling cover covers the illuminant and is disposed inside the lamp cover. The portable mosquito killing lamp has not only functions of lighting and mosquito killing, but also has function of entertainment, which can meet the needs of modern people.

An electric insect eliminator including a light portion and a conducting grid with a transparent cage surrounding the conducting grid to prevent contact while allowing light to pass therethrough and also amplifying the light emitted from the device.

A solar powered lighting element with a simulated flame and an electric insect eliminator includes a lighting portion with a conducting grid and a light portion that simulates a flickering flame which are powered by a rechargeable battery that is recharged using a solar panel. One or more UV light elements are provided in addition to the flickering flame to attract insects.

An arthropod lure or repellent (10), an arthropod trap (60) and a lighting device (140) are provided. The arthropod lure or repellent (10) includes a substrate (12), a fluorescent material (14) attached to the substrate (12), and an ultraviolet light source (16) arranged to illuminate the fluorescent material (14) with light of a first wavelength (18). The fluorescent material (14) is arranged to absorb the light of the first wavelength (18) and re-emit the light at a second wavelength (20), the second wavelength being longer than the first wavelength.

Apparatuses, methods and systems provide technology to detect a pest-related fault or failure of an electronic control unit (ECU). The technology may also detect a presence of one or more pests via cameras, LiDAR sensors, RADAR sensors, motion sensors, one or more sound sensors, or one or more heat sensors. The technology may also provide countermeasures to disable, remove or eradicate the pests from the vehicle. The countermeasures may include one or more of a laser to target small pests, an electrical discharge insect control system to exterminate insects, and a vibration or sound emission system to target rodents.