Solar-Powered Insect Light Traps
Product Introduction
Yeehar Solar-Powered Insect Light Trap is designed specifically for capturing small- and medium-sized phototactic insect pests. Equipped with an efficient lighting and trapping system, it provides reliable monitoring and control across a wide range of agricultural environments.
Its autonomous solar power supply enables continuous operation without external electricity, making it ideal for field deployment in remote or large-scale production areas.
This device is widely used in agricultural research, field pest monitoring, and integrated pest control in tea plantations and other crop systems. It effectively captures and monitors harmful insect species, supporting precise and eco-friendly pest management for key pests throughout the growing season.
Target Insects
Leafhoppers
Green Shieldbug
Chilo suppressalis
Yellow Rice Borer
Product Features
Solar-Powered
Uses solar power for charging, enabling outdoor operation with minimal maintenance
Anti-Escape Structure
A strengthened anti-escape mechanism ensures that once insect pests are captured, they remain securely contained, preventing any chance of escape.
Efficient & Convenient
Capable of attracting and capturing various small- and medium-sized insects within a defined range, with strong air-suction efficiency. Easy to install and operate.
Safe & Organic Farming
Designed without electric shock components, making it safe to operate and suitable for organic production environments.
How it works
The trap uses a specialized ultraviolet light to attract harmful nocturnal and flying insects. As the insects approach, they are efficiently drawn into the trap by a powerful suction system, preventing escape and helping to reduce pest populations.
During the day, solar panels charge the built-in battery, and at night, the stored energy powers the lights and fans automatically—requiring no external electricity.
This eco-friendly design ensures continuous and low-maintenance pest control, ideal for greenhouses, farms, and other outdoor environments.
With its effective light-attraction and suction system, this trap provides a simple yet highly efficient way to monitor and control insect populations.
Great Perform on Trapping Pests
The insect light traps demonstrates significant efficacy in attracting and trapping pests. As shown in the image above, the solar insect light traps outperformed the sticky trap, capturing approximately 1064 insects in a single night compared to only 52 insects by the sticky trap. This experiment was conducted within the same tea garden environment, showcasing the superior effectiveness of the solar insect light traps in pest control.
Researched and Developed by The Chinese Tea Research Institute
The solar insect light traps with an anti-escape design was researched and developed by Lei Bian, a seasoned professional, in collaboration with our general manager Huihua Ji and their respective teams. Their expertise and dedication culminated in the creation of this innovative trap, which has been detailed in a published study article in Plant magazine.
This study highlights the significant impact of device structure, light source height, and climatic factors on the efficacy of light traps in catching target pests, particularly the tea leafhopper, Empoasca onukii. The introduction of an anti-escape cover in the newly designed light trap led to a substantial increase in catches of E. onukii while effectively preventing their escape. Field assessments revealed that the optimal trapping window for the light trap coincided with specific post-sunset periods, positively correlated with sunset times. Moreover, maintaining the light source within the optimal height range above the tea canopy proved crucial for maximizing leafhopper catches. However, the efficacy of the light trap decreased during the autumn peak period due to environmental factors. Nonetheless, the high efficacy observed during the summer months suggests that the newly designed light trap holds promise for reducing E. onukii populations in tea gardens. Overall, these findings underscore the potential of the newly designed light trap as a valuable tool for pest management strategies in tea cultivation.
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