IP Library Granted Patent US 12,274,254
Granted Patent B2
US 12,274,254 · App. 18/483,299 · Granted Apr 15, 2025

Solar mosquito killer lamp

Inventor: Meizhen Li (Guangdong, CN)
A01M1/223A01M1/04F21S9/03
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Patent No.
US 12,274,254
App. No.
18/483,299
Granted
Apr 15, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A solar mosquito killer lamp includes a light emitted by the LED tube in the first light-emitting unit lures mosquitoes. The lured mosquitoes are killed through a high-voltage power grid. A battery and a circuit board arranged in a mounting shell supply power to the LED tube and the high-voltage power grid. Furthermore, a solar panel module electrically connected to the battery and the circuit board is provided, and can convert sunlight into electric energy and store the electric energy into the battery. Due to the solar panel module, compared with a mosquito killer lamp that only includes a single-layer solar panel, the mosquito killer lamp with the solar panel module enlarges an area of the solar panel, thereby improving the solar energy conversion efficiency. Therefore, the mosquito killer lamp can fully use the sunlight to achieve charging during outdoor use and is conductive to reducing the energy consumption.

Claims (33)

1. A mosquito killer lamp, comprising:

a first light emitting unit configured to emit light luring mosquitoes, wherein the first light emitting unit comprises a light circuit board, a plurality of LEDs disposed on the light circuit board, and a tube body, the light circuit board is located in the tube body, wherein the LEDs of the first light emitting unit comprises a plurality of first LEDs emitting light with wavelengths ranging from 365 to 380 nm and a plurality of second LEDs emitting light with wavelengths ranging from 380 to 400 nm;

a mosquito killer unit comprising a high-voltage power grid, wherein the high-voltage power grid is configured to kill, under a high voltage, mosquitoes lured by the first light emitting unit;

a circuit board electrically connected to the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit and configured to supply power to the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit;

a mounting shell provided with a battery; wherein the battery is electrically connected to the circuit board; the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit are connected to the mounting shell, the mounting shell comprises an upper shell and a base; and

a second light emitting unit arranged above the first light emitting unit, wherein the second light emitting unit comprises a plurality of LEDs disposed around an outside of the upper shell; the upper shell is further provided with an annular transparent cover body; the transparent cover body is arranged around an outside of the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit, the transparent cover body is connected to the upper shell and covers the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit, and the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit are configured to emit light passing through the transparent cover body.

2. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 1 , wherein a first stepless adjustment knob, a second stepless adjustment knob, and a switch are arranged on an outer surface of the upper shell; the first stepless adjustment knob is configured to adjust brightness of the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit; the second stepless adjustment knob is configured to adjust a wavelength of the first light emitting unit; and the switch is configured to control the mosquito killer lamp to be turned on or turned off; the first stepless adjustment knob is a rotary knob installed on the mounting shell; and the second stepless adjustment knob is a rotary knob installed on the mounting shell.

3. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 2 , wherein the upper shell is further provided with a charging port; the charging port is electrically connected to the circuit board and is configured to connect an external power supply, and the charging port is a Type-C interface.

4. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 3 , wherein the mosquito killer lamp further comprises a handle portion; the handle portion is rotatably connected to the mounting shell; and the handle portion is configured to carry the mosquito killer lamp.

5. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 1 , further comprising a solar panel module connected to the mounting shell and electrically connected to the circuit board and the battery,

wherein the solar panel module comprises a first solar panel; and the first solar panel is arranged on the mounting shell, a first accommodating slot is formed on the mounting shell; the first solar panel is arranged in the first accommodating slot; and the first solar panel is electrically connected to the battery and the circuit board through an electrical contact; and

wherein the mounting shell is connected with a cover body; the cover body is provided with a second accommodating slot; the solar panel module comprises a second solar panel; the second solar panel is arranged in the second accommodating slot; and the second solar panel is electrically connected to the circuit board and the battery.

6. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 5 , wherein the first solar panel is disposed on an upper surface of the mounting shell, the cover body is rotatably connected with the mounting shell through a rotating shaft mechanism; the rotating shaft mechanism is horizontally arranged between the cover body and the mounting shell, and the cover body is flipped up and down to cover the upper surface of the mounting shell through the rotating shaft mechanism; and when the cover body is flipped to open, the first solar panel and the second solar panel work simultaneously.

7. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 1 , wherein the first light emitting unit is connected between the upper shell and the base, the first light emitting unit comprises a light circuit board, a plurality of LEDs disposed on the light circuit board, and a tube body receiving the light circuit board, wherein the high-voltage power grid is disposed around an outside of the first light emitting unit and connected between the upper shell and the base.

8. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 7 , wherein the first light emitting unit further comprises a scattering layer disposed on the tube body, a first end cover disposed on an end of the tube body, a second end cover disposed on the other end of the tube body, at least one pin mounted on the first end cover, and an electrifying device disposed on the first end cover, the light circuit board is located in the tube body, the two ends of the light circuit board are connected to the second end cover and the electrifying device, the at least one pin is electrically connected to the electrifying device so as to electrically connect the light circuit board.

9. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit are arranged in at least one circle, and the annular transparent cover body comprises a cylindrical sidewall.

10. A mosquito killer lamp, comprising:

a first light emitting unit configured to emit light luring mosquitoes, the first light emitting unit comprising a light circuit board, a plurality of LEDs disposed on the light circuit board;

a mosquito killer unit comprising a high-voltage power grid, wherein the high-voltage power grid is configured to kill, under a high voltage, mosquitoes lured by the first light emitting unit;

a circuit board electrically connected to the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit and configured to supply power to the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit;

a mounting shell provided with a battery; the battery being electrically connected to the circuit board; the first light emitting unit and the mosquito killer unit being connected to the mounting shell; and

a second light emitting unit connected to the mounting shell, the second light emitting unit comprising a plurality of LEDs, wherein the second light emitting unit is arranged above the first light emitting unit, and the mounting shell comprises an annular transparent cover body enclosing the second light emitting unit therein;

wherein a first stepless adjustment rotary knob is arranged on an outer surface of the mounting shell, the first stepless adjustment rotary knob is configured to adjust brightness of the LEDs of the second light emitting unit, and a second stepless adjustment rotary knob is arranged on an outer surface of the mounting shell; and the second stepless adjustment rotary knob is configured to adjust a wavelength of the LEDs of the first light emitting unit.

11. The mosquito killer lamp according to claim 10 , further comprising a solar panel module connected to the mounting shell and electrically connected to the circuit board and the battery,

wherein the solar panel module comprises a first solar panel; and the first solar panel is arranged on the mounting shell, and the first solar panel is electrically connected to the battery and the circuit board through an electrical contact; and

wherein the mounting shell is rotatably connected with a cover body, the solar panel module comprises a second solar panel, the second solar panel is arranged on the cover body, and the second solar panel is electrically connected to the circuit board and the battery.

12. A killer lamp for mosquito or insect, comprising:

a first light emitting unit configured to emit light luring mosquitoes or insect, wherein the first light emitting unit comprises a light circuit board, a plurality of LEDs disposed on the light circuit board, and a tube body, the light circuit board is located in the tube body, wherein the LEDs of the first light emitting unit comprises a plurality of first LEDs emitting light with wavelengths ranging from 365 to 380 nm and a plurality of second LEDs emitting light with a wavelength of 395 nm;

a killer unit comprising a high-voltage power grid, wherein the high-voltage power grid is configured to kill, under a high voltage, mosquitoes or insect lured by the first light emitting unit;

a circuit board electrically connected to the first light emitting unit and the killer unit and configured to supply power to the first light emitting unit and the killer unit;

a mounting shell provided with a battery; wherein the battery is electrically connected to the circuit board; the first light emitting unit and the killer unit are connected to the mounting shell, the mounting shell comprises an upper shell and a base; and

a second light emitting unit arranged above the first light emitting unit, wherein the second light emitting unit comprises a plurality of LEDs disposed around an outside of the upper shell; the upper shell is further provided with an annular transparent cover body; the transparent cover body is arranged around an outside of the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit, the transparent cover body is connected to the upper shell and covers the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit, and the plurality of LEDs of the second light emitting unit are configured to emit light passing through the transparent cover body.

13. The killer lamp according to claim 12 , wherein the plurality of first LEDs emitting light have a wavelength of 369 nm.

Priority Claims (1)
CN 202322118211.2 · Aug 7, 2023 · national
Continuity (2)
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