CN110583613A - Electrostatic driving continuous mouse killer - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses an electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer, which relates to the field of mouse trapping equipment and comprises a box body, a one-way grid, bait, a power supply, a controller and a plurality of electrodes, wherein an inlet is formed in one end of the box body, a baffle is arranged at the other end of the box body, the plurality of electrodes comprise a plurality of adaptive electrodes, a plurality of excitation electrodes, a plurality of anti-escape electrodes and an induction electrode, the adaptive electrodes, the excitation electrodes and the anti-escape electrodes are sequentially arranged from the inlet to the box body, the excitation electrodes and the anti-escape electrodes are all connected with the power supply, an induction switch is arranged on a connecting line of the power supply and the anti-escape electrodes, the induction switch and the induction electrode are all connected with the controller, the one-way grid is obliquely arranged from top to bottom towards the baffle, the bottom end of the one-way grid is positioned between the two adjacent excitation electrodes. The static-driven continuous mouse killer is simple in structure, small in size, light in weight and low in energy consumption, can be used for continuously killing mice, and can resist the behavior resistance of the mice.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of mouse trapping equipment, in particular to an electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer.
Background
The rats are related to human life, the places where people exist have habitat of the rats, and due to a lot of diseases transmitted by the rats, a plurality of times of plague outbreaks are caused historically, so that a large number of death events are caused. And mice compete with humans for food, which leads to a competitive relationship between humans and mice, with a history of development throughout humans. Various methods have been devised to combat rodents. Mousetraps are the most common tool for trapping mice, but can only trap one mouse at a time and can cause alertness in other rodents. The continuous deratization equipment on the market is more, but most of the continuous deratization equipment is completed by utilizing the technologies such as electric power, potential energy, mechanical energy, recent intelligent control and the like, and the continuous deratization equipment is more complex in structure and large in occupied space.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention provides the static-driven continuous mouse killer which is simple in structure, small in size, light in weight and low in energy consumption, can be used for continuously killing mice and can resist the behavior resistance of the mice.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides the following scheme:
the invention provides an electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer which comprises a box body, a unidirectional grid, bait, a power supply, a controller and a plurality of electrodes, wherein one end of the box body is provided with an inlet, the other end of the box body is provided with a baffle, the plurality of electrodes are distributed at the bottom of the box body along the length direction of the box body and are arranged at one end close to the inlet, the plurality of electrodes comprise a plurality of adaptive electrodes, a plurality of excitation electrodes, a plurality of anti-escape electrodes and an induction electrode which are sequentially arranged from the inlet to the inside of the box body, the plurality of excitation electrodes and the plurality of anti-escape electrodes are all connected with the power supply, an induction switch is arranged on a connecting line of the power supply and the anti-escape electrodes, the induction switch and the induction electrodes are all connected with the controller, the polarities of the two adjacent excitation electrodes are opposite, the polarities of the adjacent two anti-escape electrodes are opposite, and the polarities of the adjacent excitation electrode and the anti-escape electrode are opposite; the top both sides of one-way grid with the top of two curb plates of box rotates to be connected, one-way grid from top to bottom moves towards the baffle slope sets up, the bottom of one-way grid is located adjacent two between the excitation electrode, bait hangs and locates on the roof of box, just bait is located prevent escaping electrode top.
Preferably, the number of the excitation electrodes and the number of the anti-escape electrodes are not less than three, and at least two excitation electrodes are arranged between the bottom end of the unidirectional grid and the inlet.
Preferably, two symmetrical unidirectional grid mounting holes are formed in the tops of the inner walls of the two side plates of the box body, and two sides of the top end of each unidirectional grid are rotatably mounted in one unidirectional grid mounting hole through a long bolt.
Preferably, the unidirectional grid comprises a plurality of transverse hard metal rods and a plurality of vertical hard metal rods which are arranged crosswise and vertically.
Preferably, the electrode is a strip electrode embedded on the bottom plate of the box body.
Preferably, the distance between any adjacent two of the electrodes is the same.
Preferably, the adaptive electrode, the excitation electrode and the anti-escape electrode are all made of metal conductive materials.
Preferably, still include the bait rope, bait includes sesame oil and sponge, the sponge warp after the sesame oil is soaked through the bait rope is binded and is hung on the roof of box.
Preferably, the case is made of a transparent insulating plate or an insulating grid material.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following technical effects:
according to the static driven continuous mouse killer, when the mice enter from the entrance, the mice are sensitive to the ground electrode, and the plurality of non-electrified adaptive electrodes are arranged near the entrance, so that foreign body reaction of the mice is eliminated; when the rats move forward under the attraction of the fragrance of the bait, the rats step on the excitation electrodes to sense high-voltage static electricity, the conditioned reflex runs forward, the unidirectional grid is pushed open to enter the box body, and the escape-preventing electrodes are not electrified at the moment and can smoothly pass through the box body; when the mice in the box want to eat bait again, the induction electrode can be touched, the anti-escape electrode is excited to be electrified, the mice can be far away from the bait due to conditional reflection, the bait can not be consumed, the continuous mouse trapping effect is achieved, and the resistance of the mice can be resisted. Meanwhile, the static driven continuous mouse killer has the characteristics of simple structure, small volume, light weight and low energy consumption.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings needed in the embodiments will be briefly described below, and it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious for those skilled in the art to obtain other drawings without creative efforts.
Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an electrostatically-driven continuous mouse killer provided by the present invention.
Description of reference numerals: 1. an inlet; 2. an adaptive electrode; 3. a one-way grid mounting hole; 4. a unidirectional grid; 5. an excitation electrode; 51. a first excitation electrode positive electrode; 52. a first excitation electrode negative electrode; 51. a second excitation electrode positive electrode; 6. an anti-escape electrode; 61. a first anti-escape electrode negative electrode; 62. a first anti-escape electrode positive electrode; 63. a second anti-escape electrode negative electrode; 64. a second anti-escape electrode positive electrode; 7. a bait rope; 8. an induction electrode; 9. a box body; 10. and a baffle plate.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The invention aims to provide an electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer which is simple in structure, small in size, light in weight and low in energy consumption, can be used for continuously killing mice and can resist the behavior resistance of the mice.
In order to make the aforementioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention comprehensible, embodiments accompanied with figures are described in further detail below.
As shown in fig. 1, this embodiment provides an electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer, which includes a box 9, a unidirectional grid 4, bait, a power supply, a controller and a plurality of electrodes, wherein one end of the box 9 is provided with an inlet 1, the other end of the box 9 is provided with a baffle 10, the plurality of electrodes are distributed at the bottom of the box 9 along the length direction of the box 9, the electrodes are arranged at one end close to the inlet 1, the plurality of electrodes include a plurality of adaptive electrodes 2, a plurality of excitation electrodes 5, a plurality of anti-escape electrodes 6 and an induction electrode 8, which are sequentially arranged from the inlet 1 to the box 9, the plurality of excitation electrodes 5 and the plurality of anti-escape electrodes 6 are all connected with the power supply, the excitation electrodes 5 are in a constantly energized state, the connection line between the power supply and the anti-escape electrodes 6 is provided with an induction switch, the induction switch and the induction electrode 8 are both connected with the controller, the polarities of the two adjacent excitation electrodes, the polarities of the two adjacent anti-escape electrodes 6 are opposite, and the polarities of the adjacent excitation electrodes 5 and anti-escape electrodes 6 are opposite; the top both sides of one-way grid 4 are rotated with the top of two curb plates of box 9 and are connected, and one-way grid 4 from top to bottom sets up towards baffle 10 slope, so sets up, and one-way grid 4 only can lift up towards baffle 10 one side, and can't lift up one-way grid 4 and escape after the trap between one-way grid 4 of rodent entering and baffle 10. The bottom of one-way grid 4 is located between two adjacent excitation electrodes 5, and bait hangs and locates on the roof of box 9, and bait is located prevents escaping electrode 6 top.
When the continuous mouse killer is used, the static-electricity-driven continuous mouse killer is placed in an area needing to kill rats, when the rats enter from the inlet 1, the continuous mouse killer is sensitive to a ground electrode, and a plurality of non-electrified adaptive electrodes 2 are arranged at positions close to the inlet 1, so that foreign body reaction of the rats is eliminated; when rats move forward under the attraction of the fragrance of bait, the rats step on the excitation electrode 5 to sense high-voltage static electricity, the conditioned reflex runs forward, the unidirectional grid 4 is pushed open to enter the box body 9, and the anti-escape electrode 6 is not electrified at the moment and can smoothly pass through; when the mice in the box body 9 want to eat bait again, the induction electrode 8 can be touched, the induction electrode 8 transmits signals to the controller, the controller controls the induction switch to be closed, the escape-preventing electrode 6 is electrified, the mice can be far away from the bait due to conditional reflection, the bait can never be consumed, the continuous mouse trapping effect is achieved, and the resistance to the behavior of the mice can be resisted. Meanwhile, the electrostatic-driven continuous mouse killer in the embodiment has the characteristics of simple structure, small volume, light weight and low energy consumption.
The number of the excitation electrodes 5 and the number of the escape-preventing electrodes 6 are not less than three, and at least two excitation electrodes 5 are arranged between the bottom end of the unidirectional grid 4 and the inlet 1.
In the present embodiment, the three excitation electrodes 5 and the four anti-escape electrodes 6 are included, the three excitation electrodes 5 are respectively a first excitation electrode positive electrode 51, a first excitation electrode negative electrode 52, and a second excitation electrode positive electrode 53, the four anti-escape electrodes 6 are respectively a first anti-escape electrode negative electrode 61, a first anti-escape electrode positive electrode 62, a second anti-escape electrode negative electrode 63, and a second anti-escape electrode positive electrode 64, the first excitation electrode positive electrode 51, the first excitation electrode negative electrode 52, the second excitation electrode positive electrode 53, the first anti-escape electrode negative electrode 61, the first anti-escape electrode positive electrode 62, the second anti-escape electrode negative electrode 63, and the second anti-escape electrode 64 are sequentially disposed, and the bottom end of the unidirectional grid 4 is located between the first excitation electrode negative electrode 52 and the second excitation electrode 53. When a mouse steps on the first excitation electrode positive electrode 51, no electrostatic interaction reaction exists, the mouse can push the unidirectional grid 4 forwards due to the fragrance of the bait, and when the mouse steps on the first excitation electrode negative electrode 52, high-voltage static electricity is induced, and conditioned reflex can run forwards and enter the box body 9. Meanwhile, the mouse cannot move backward when stepping on the first excitation electrode negative electrode 52 because the head is caught by the unidirectional grid 4 and can only move forward.
In another embodiment, the bait can be electrified as a positive electrode, whether the bait is electrified or not is controlled by the controller, once the rats pass through the induction electrode 8, the bait is made to be the positive electrode by the controller in a short time, the anti-escape electrode 6 is made to be a negative electrode, high-voltage static electricity is formed, and the rats are forced not to obtain the bait.
Specifically, two symmetrical one-way grid mounting holes 3 are formed in the tops of the inner walls of the two side plates of the box body 9, and two sides of the top end of the one-way grid 4 are rotatably mounted in the one-way grid mounting hole 3 through a long bolt.
Specifically, the unidirectional grid 4 includes a plurality of transverse hard metal rods and a plurality of vertical hard metal rods arranged crosswise and vertically. In this embodiment, the two vertical hard metal rods at the two ends contact with the bottom plate of the box body 9, and a certain distance is formed between the vertical hard metal rod at the middle part and the bottom plate of the box body 9, and the distance is not greater than 2 cm. In another embodiment, all the vertical hard metal rods are in contact with the bottom plate of the box 9.
Specifically, the electrodes are strip electrodes embedded on the bottom plate of the box 9. The distance between any two adjacent electrodes is the same. The adaptive electrode 2, the excitation electrode 5 and the escape-proof electrode 6 are all made of metal conductive materials.
In this embodiment, the voltage of the high-voltage static electricity generated by the energized excitation electrode 5 and the anti-escape electrode 6 is greater than 100V and less than 3000V. The power supply is a lithium battery.
In this embodiment, the distance between adjacent electrodes is 1-3cm, the width of the adaptive electrode 2, the width of the excitation electrode 5 and the width of the anti-escape electrode 6 are 1-3cm, the width of the induction electrode 8 is 3-8cm, and the above design size is mainly for large adult rat species. When the electrode is used for capturing small-sized mice such as young mice or mice, the width of the electrode and the distance between the electrodes are properly reduced, specifically, the distance between the adjacent electrodes is 0.5cm-3cm, the widths of the adaptive electrode 2, the excitation electrode 5 and the anti-escape electrode 6 are 1-2cm, and the width of the induction electrode 8 is 2-5 cm.
The embodiment also comprises a bait rope 7, wherein the bait comprises sesame oil and sponge, and the sponge is bound and hung on the top plate of the box body 9 through the bait rope 7 after being soaked in the sesame oil. Specifically, the distance between the bait and the bottom plate of the box body 9 is more than 5 cm.
In order to facilitate observation of the mouse trapping situation, the case 9 is made of a transparent insulating plate or an insulating grid material. Specifically, the transparent insulating plate or the insulating grid material is made of a transparent plastic material or a transparent acrylic material.
The principle and the implementation mode of the present invention are explained by applying specific examples in the present specification, and the above descriptions of the examples are only used to help understanding the method and the core idea of the present invention; meanwhile, for a person skilled in the art, according to the idea of the present invention, the specific embodiments and the application range may be changed. In view of the above, the present disclosure should not be construed as limiting the invention.
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1. The utility model provides an electrostatic drive's continuous mouse killer, its characterized in that includes box, one-way grid, bait, power, controller and a plurality of electrode, the one end of box is provided with the entry, the other end of box is provided with the baffle, a plurality of the electrode along the length direction distribution of box in the bottom half, and the electrode sets up in the one end that is close to the entry, a plurality of the electrode includes by the entry to a plurality of adaptation electrodes, a plurality of excitation electrode, a plurality of escape prevention electrode and an induction electrode that set gradually in the box, a plurality of excitation electrode and a plurality of escape prevention electrode all with the power is connected, the power with be provided with inductive switch on the connecting line of escape prevention electrode, inductive switch with the induction electrode all with the controller is connected, adjacent two the polarity of excitation electrode is opposite, the polarities of the adjacent two anti-escape electrodes are opposite, and the polarities of the adjacent excitation electrode and the anti-escape electrode are opposite; the top both sides of one-way grid with the top of two curb plates of box rotates to be connected, one-way grid from top to bottom moves towards the baffle slope sets up, the bottom of one-way grid is located adjacent two between the excitation electrode, bait hangs and locates on the roof of box, just bait is located prevent escaping electrode top.
2. The electrostatically driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, wherein the number of said excitation electrodes and said escape prevention electrodes is not less than three, and at least two of said excitation electrodes are disposed between the bottom end of said unidirectional grid and said entrance.
3. The continuous electrostatic driven mouse killer according to claim 1, wherein the top of the inner walls of the two side plates of the box body is provided with two symmetrical one-way grid mounting holes, and two sides of the top end of each one-way grid are rotatably mounted in one-way grid mounting hole through a long bolt.
4. The electrostatically driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, wherein said unidirectional grid comprises a plurality of transverse hard metal rods and a plurality of vertical hard metal rods arranged crosswise and vertically.
5. The electrostatically driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, wherein said electrodes are strip electrodes embedded on the bottom plate of said case.
6. The electrostatically driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, wherein a distance between any adjacent two of said electrodes is the same.
7. The electrostatically-driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, wherein the adaptive electrode, the excitation electrode and the anti-escape electrode are all made of a metal conductive material.
8. The electrostatically-driven continuous mouse killer of claim 1, further comprising a bait rope, wherein the bait comprises sesame oil and sponge, and the sponge is bound and hung on the top plate of the case body through the bait rope after being soaked in the sesame oil.
9. An electrostatically driven continuous mouse killer according to claim 1, characterized in that said case is made of transparent insulating plate or insulating grid material.
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