KR20230089284A - Rat Trap - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is formed in the shape of a pipe rising member through which harmful animals can move; a capture chamber connected to the ascending member and capable of capturing harmful animals by receiving food therein; and a gas chamber disposed below the capture chamber and supplied with a gas capable of suffocating the captured harmful animal, wherein the rising member is connected to an upper end of the capturing chamber so that the harmful animal is attracted to the food and the rising member It is possible to provide a rodent trapping device capable of trapping the harmful animal when it enters the trapping chamber through the.

Description

Rat trap {Rat Trap}

The present invention relates to a device capable of trapping mice.

Since rats overlap with people's living areas and are animals that can eat anything that people can eat, of course, they often eat crops or food that people have grown and stored. In this process, crops or food are lost by the rats, and viruses, bacteria, germs, etc. possessed by the rats can be transmitted to humans through the crops or food. In addition, since rats need to constantly sharpen their teeth, they may cause damage by gnawing furniture or other objects, or cause power outages or fires by biting wires.

In this way, as a method of catching mice that harm people, there is a traditional method of using a mouse trap or a method of using rodent poison, and a method of using an adhesive commonly known as sticky. A mousetrap arranges a trap to capture mice on the movement path of mice and places bait or food in the trap to attract mice, but it is not easy to capture by itself, and even if caught, there is a possibility of escape. There is a problem that often occurs when pets or livestock are caught in indiscriminately installed mousetraps and are injured.

In addition, rodent poison can be divided into acute rodent poison and chronic rodent poison. Acute rodent poison is a poison that kills immediately once eaten. Currently, chronic rodenticide is rarely used, and the chronic rodenticide that is mainly used today is an anti-blood clotting agent, which uses the principle of preventing blood from clotting and causing the poison of the drug to spread throughout the body and die. It dies in an inaccessible location, which causes unpleasant odors and diseases caused by the carcasses of these mice.

In addition, as an example of a method using an adhesive, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0674099 discloses an 'adhesive trap for trapping rats' in which an adhesive is applied to the entire surface of a base paper formed of nonwoven or woven fabric.

Conventional rat-catching means are installed in the dark and shady or near drainage channels connected to sewers. In the case of traps using adhesives, there is a problem in that they cannot properly capture mice when the adhesive performance of the adhesive is deteriorated due to submersion or moisture. .

Accordingly, the present invention aims to provide a rodent trapping device capable of appropriately trapping mice by utilizing a trapping device containing prey regardless of adhesion performance, and capable of easily discarding the captured rodents at once by suffocating them with gas. The purpose.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is formed in the shape of a pipe rising member through which harmful animals can move; a capture chamber connected to the ascending member and capable of capturing harmful animals by receiving food therein; and a gas chamber disposed below the capture chamber and supplied with a gas capable of suffocating the captured harmful animal, wherein the rising member is connected to an upper end of the capturing chamber so that the harmful animal is attracted to the food and the rising member Provided is a rat trapping device capable of capturing the harmful animal when it enters the trapping chamber through the.

In addition, in the present invention, the rising member includes a horizontal portion, a vertical portion, and a support portion, openings are formed at both ends of the horizontal portion, and ends of the vertical portion communicate with one side of the horizontal portion, and the support portion is formed in the horizontal portion. Provided are a plurality of rodent trapping devices installed at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the vertical part within the horizontal part and the vertical part.

In addition, the present invention provides a rodent trapping device in which the cross-sectional area of the vertical part is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the horizontal part so that harmful animals introduced into the vertical part move only in one direction.

In addition, the vertical part has an upward inclination with respect to the horizontal part, and the support part allows the harmful animal to step on the support part and move along the longitudinal direction of the vertical part to guide the harmful animal to the trapping chamber. A capture device is provided.

In addition, the present invention provides a rodent trapping device in which the ascending member further includes a connecting member, the connecting member connects the upright portion and the capturing chamber, and the connecting member is inclined downward toward the capturing chamber. .

In addition, the present invention provides a rat trapping device in which a first transparent window is installed in the trapping chamber.

In addition, the present invention provides a rat trapping device in which a food inlet is formed in the capture chamber, and an opening and closing means is installed in the food inlet.

In addition, according to the present invention, the rat trapping device further includes a sliding member, the sliding member is disposed between the trapping chamber and the gas chamber, and an opening is formed on a lower surface of the trapping chamber and an upper surface of the gas chamber; Provided is a rodent trapping device capable of introducing the noxious animals captured in the trapping chamber into the gas chamber.

In addition, the rat trapping device further includes a camera and a control device, the camera is installed inside the trapping chamber to capture images of the captured mice, and the control device can selectively control driving of the camera. provide the device.

In addition, the control device may include an operating unit generating a photographing signal of the camera at predetermined intervals to drive the camera; a memory for storing the image information generated by the camera; and a communication device transmitting the image information to a manager's terminal.

Since the rat trapping device according to the present invention includes a capture chamber and a gas chamber, it is possible to capture and suffocate the rat, and since the capture chamber and the gas chamber can be attached and separated, the captured asphyxiated rat can be easily disposed of. can

In addition, a passage having a size similar to the body size of the rat may be provided so that the rat once introduced cannot escape again.

1 schematically shows a rat trapping device as an embodiment according to the present invention.
2 schematically shows an embodiment in which an inclination is formed on a connection member of a rodent trapping device according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 schematically shows an embodiment in which a slope gradually increasing toward the trapping chamber is formed on the connection member of the rodent trapping device according to the present invention.
Figure 4 schematically shows a camera, sensor and control device installed in the capture chamber.

Since the invention to be described below can have various changes and various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail. However, this is not intended to limit the invention described below to specific embodiments, and it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, or substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the technology described below.

1 schematically illustrates the configuration of a rat trapping device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1 , the rat trapping device 10 may include an ascending member 100 , a trapping chamber 200 and a gas chamber 300 .

The ascending member 100 is connected to the trapping chamber 200 and can function to guide the rat to the trapping chamber 200 .

The ascending member 100 may include a horizontal portion 110 , a vertical portion 120 and a support portion 130 .

The horizontal part 110 may have an inlet through which a rat may enter the trapping device 10, and may have openings 111 formed at both ends.

Rats may enter the climbing member 100 through the openings 111 at both ends.

The horizontal part 110 has a pipe shape having openings 111 formed at both ends, and one side thereof may be connected to communicate with the vertical part 120 .

The vertical part 120 may be a member for guiding the rodent introduced through the horizontal part 110 to the upper end of the trapping chamber 200 so that it can be captured in the trapping chamber 200 .

The vertical portion 120 may be formed in a pipe shape with a hollow inside along the longitudinal direction, and one end may be connected to communicate with one side of the horizontal portion 110 .

The vertical portion 120 may be arranged to form a vertical or predetermined inclination with respect to the ground. The angle may be 20 degrees to 90 degrees.

The cross-sectional area of the vertical portion 120 is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the horizontal portion 110, so that mice once introduced into the vertical portion 120 can only move in one direction and cannot return. In addition, the cross-sectional area of the vertical portion 120 is formed to be similar to the body size of the rat, so that the mouse once introduced into the vertical portion 120 cannot return.

A plurality of support parts 130 may be installed inside the vertical part 120 .

The support part 130 supports the weight of the rat so that the rat can easily climb inside the vertical part 120 and prevents the rat from slipping. dogs can be installed. The rat can easily climb up by continuously stepping on the support 130, and through this, the rat can be guided to the trapping chamber.

In one embodiment, the plurality of support parts 130 may be formed in a ladder shape.

The support portion 130 is not limited thereto, but is formed of, for example, a material such as wood, wire, or plastic in a size corresponding to the size of the mouse's foot, so that the mouse introduced into the vertical portion 120 uses the support portion 130. It can be formed so that it can be stepped on and climbed easily.

The vertical portion 120 may be connected to communicate with the capture chamber 200 through the connecting member 140 .

The connecting member 140 may have one end connected to the other end of the vertical part 120 and the other end connected to the upper end of the capture chamber 200 .

A rat climbing up the inside of the vertical part 120 may pass through the connection member 140 and enter the capture chamber.

Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the connecting member 140 is formed to have a downward slope toward the capture chamber 200, so that a mouse climbing up the vertical part 120 passes through the connecting member 140 and slides. It can be more easily captured by the capture chamber 200 . The angle of the inclination may gradually increase steeper toward the capture chamber 200 .

The inclined inner bottom surface of the connection member 140 may be coated with soapy water, a slip agent, a slip film, etc. so that the rat introduced into the connection member 140 automatically slips and is captured in the capture chamber 200 .

The trapping chamber 200 may be a chamber that traps mice introduced through the connecting member 140 .

The trapping chamber 200 accommodates food that the rodent likes, and the rodent can be attracted to be captured in the trapping chamber 200 .

A first transparent window 210 is installed on one side of the capture chamber 200 so that the mouse can check the state of the captured mouse, the number of captured objects, the amount of remaining food, and the like.

A food inlet 220 is formed at the upper end of the capture chamber 200 so that the food can be injected into the capture chamber 200 when the rat food accommodated in the capture chamber 200 falls.

An opening/closing means 221 is installed in the food inlet 220, and the opening/closing means 221 is hinged to the capture chamber 200, and the opening/closing means 221 can be operated to open and close the food inlet 220. .

The bottom surface of the capture chamber 200 may be formed of a sliding member 230 operated in a sliding manner outside the capture chamber 200 .

The sliding member 230 may be combined with or separated from the capture chamber 200 by sliding a sliding guide installed on an inner surface of the capture chamber 200 .

The sliding member 230 slides out of the capture chamber 200 so that the rats inside the capture member 200 fall into the gas chamber 300 and can flow into the gas chamber 300 .

The sliding member 230 may form a bottom surface of the capture chamber 200 and an upper surface of the gas chamber 300 at the same time.

The sliding member 230 may include a packing member 231 to seal the gas chamber 300 and prevent gas in the gas chamber 300 from flowing into the capture chamber 200 .

The gas chamber 300 supplies gases such as carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide to the gas chamber 300 when a rat captured in the capture chamber 200 is introduced into the gas chamber 300 by manipulating the sliding member 230. It can be a chamber for asphyxiation of rats.

A gas inlet 310 is formed in the gas chamber 300, and the gas inlet 310 is connected to a gas supply unit (not shown) through a tube to supply gas capable of suffocating rats to the gas chamber 300. there is.

The gas chamber 300 is located below the capture chamber 200, and the gas chamber 300 is detachable from the capture chamber 200 in a sliding manner.

A second transparent window 320 may be installed on one side of the gas chamber 300 to check whether the introduced rat is suffocated by the supplied gas and flows. When there is no movement of the rat, the asphyxiation of the rat is completed, and the gas chamber 300 is separated from the capture chamber 200 to dispose of the suffocated rat.

The rat trapping device 10 may further include a camera 400, a memory 410, a sensor 420, a controller 430, and a communication device 440.

The camera 400 is installed inside the upper part of the capture chamber to capture images of the mice captured in the capture chamber 200 according to the capture signal generated by the controller 440, and the captured images are stored in the memory 410. It can be.

The sensor 420 is installed inside the capture chamber 200 to measure the temperature and humidity inside the capture chamber 200, and the measured temperature and humidity information will be transmitted to the manager's terminal through the communication device 400. can

The control device 440 is connected to the camera 140 by wire or wirelessly to selectively control driving of the camera 400, and the control device 430 transmits a photographing signal of the camera 140 at predetermined intervals. It may include an operating unit (not shown) for generating and driving the camera 140 . The control device 440 may include a memory 410 that stores image information generated by the camera 400 and a communication device 440 that transmits the image information to a manager's terminal.

The manager can know whether the rat is captured in the capture chamber 200 through the transmitted image without directly checking the capture chamber 200 .

Although the present technology has been described through the above embodiments, the present technology is not limited thereto. The above embodiments may be modified or changed without departing from the spirit and scope of the present technology, and those skilled in the art will understand that such modifications and changes also belong to the present technology.

10: rat trapping device
100: Absence of Oreum
110: horizontal part
111: opening
120: vertical part
130: support
140: connecting member
200: capture chamber
210: first transparent window
220: feed inlet
230: sliding member
300: gas chamber
310: gas inlet
320: second transparent window

Claims (12)

A climbing member formed in a pipe shape and capable of moving harmful animals through the inside;
a capture chamber connected to the ascending member and capable of capturing harmful animals by receiving food therein; and
A gas chamber disposed below the capture chamber and supplied with a gas capable of suffocating the captured harmful animal;
The ascending member is connected to an upper end of the trapping chamber to capture the harmful animal when the harmful animal is attracted to the food and enters the trapping chamber through the ascending member. According to claim 1,
The rising member includes a horizontal part, a vertical part and a support part,
Openings are formed at both ends of the horizontal portion,
The end of the vertical part communicates with one side of the horizontal part,
The rodent trapping device of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of support portions are installed at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the vertical portion within the horizontal portion and the vertical portion. According to claim 2,
A rodent trapping device in which the cross-sectional area of the vertical part is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the horizontal part so that harmful animals introduced into the vertical part move in only one direction. According to claim 3,
The vertical portion is inclined upward with respect to the horizontal portion,
The rodent trapping device of claim 1 , wherein the support unit guides the harmful animal to the trapping chamber by moving along the longitudinal direction of the vertical unit while stepping on the support unit. According to claim 2,
The ascending member further includes a connecting member,
The connecting member connects the vertical portion and the capture chamber,
The rat trapping device of claim 1, wherein the connecting member is inclined downward toward the trapping chamber. According to claim 1,
A rat trapping device in which a first transparent window is installed in the trapping chamber. According to claim 1,
A food inlet is formed in the capture chamber,
A rat trapping device in which an opening and closing means is installed in the feed inlet. According to claim 1,
The rat trapping device further includes a sliding member;
the sliding member is disposed between the capture chamber and the gas chamber;
An opening is formed on a lower surface of the capture chamber and an upper surface of the gas chamber,
A rat trapping device capable of introducing the pests captured in the trapping chamber into the gas chamber. According to claim 8,
A gas inlet is formed in the gas chamber,
The gas inlet is connected to a gas supply unit,
The rat trapping device is capable of supplying gas capable of suffocating the captured rat to the gas chamber from the gas supply unit. According to claim 9,
A rat trapping device in which a transparent window is formed in the gas chamber. According to claim 1,
The rat trapping device further includes a camera and a control device;
A camera is installed inside the capture chamber to take images of the captured mice.
The control device can selectively control driving of the camera. According to claim 11,
The control device,
an operation unit generating a photographing signal of the camera at predetermined intervals to drive the camera;
a memory for storing the image information generated by the camera; and
A rat trapping device comprising a communication device transmitting the image information to a manager's terminal.

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