Today, with the rapid development of smart agriculture, the Internet of Things bug detector lamp, as an efficient and intelligent pest monitoring tool, is gradually becoming a right-hand assistant for agricultural production. So, how does this amazing light work? Let's unravel the mystery of it.

The core working principle of the WX-CQD4 iot bug detector lamp is to use the phototaxis of pests. It uses a specific wavelength of LED lights as a trap light source, which can attract pests to fly into the trap. By setting different working periods and frequencies, the iot bug detection lights can achieve accurate recruitment of different target pests.

Once pests are attracted to the trap, the iot light quickly activates its insecticidal mechanism. It is equipped with a high-temperature heating chamber, which uses far-infrared heating tubes to treat the captured pests at high temperatures, causing them to die quickly. In this process, the pests are not only effectively killed, but also through high temperature drying and disinfection, preventing the risk of decay and transmission of germs.

At the same time, the high-definition camera built into the iot bug detection light plays an important role. It is able to take pictures of pests in the heating warehouse in real time and upload these pictures to the cloud platform for storage and analysis. Through automatic identification and counting technology, the cloud platform generates various statistical charts and reports for in-depth analysis and prediction of the types, quantities, distributions and occurrence rules of pests.