I. Product Introduction

The WE-NLE6 High-Altitude Intelligent Pest Monitoring and Forecasting System is a plant protection device developed by our company specifically for high-altitude migratory pests. It uses a special light source to attract pests by projecting light into the air. Under unmanned conditions, it automatically completes systematic operations such as pest attraction, extermination, photography, collection, packaging, and drainage. It then utilizes wireless transmission technology and IoT technology to upload pest data in real-time to the IoT cloud platform, meeting the needs for high-altitude pest forecasting and specimen collection. The device features a triangular glass lamp cover, effectively preventing damage to the light source caused by harsh weather. During use, it should be placed away from tall surrounding objects to avoid reduced attraction efficiency and compromised accuracy in pest forecasting.

This device is commonly used to monitor high-altitude migratory pests such as meadow moths and two-spotted noctuid moths. It can be installed in relatively open areas like rooftops or elevated platforms and is widely applied in agriculture, forestry, horticulture, animal husbandry, and more.

Common Pest Monitoring Applications:

Vegetable Gardens: Spodoptera litura, beet armyworm, etc.;

Rice Fields: Rice leaf roller, etc.;

Forestry: Meadow moth, etc.;

Wheat Fields: Armyworm, etc.;

Corn Fields: Armyworm, cotton bollworm, two-spotted noctuid moth, etc.;

II. Technical Parameters

1. Overall structure made of spray-coated stainless steel;

2. Utilizes optical, electrical, and digital control technologies. Pest attraction light source power: 1000W;

3. Illumination height: ≥800 meters;    

4. Input voltage: 220V, operating voltage: AC220V;

5. Voltage fluctuation range: 220V ± 40V, with a power stabilizer ensuring output voltage of 220V ± 5V;

6. Power consumption: ≤1200W, standby ≤10W;

7. Lamp full startup time: ≤3 minutes;

8. Device dimensions: 800 × 800 × 1453mm (excluding glass);

9. Equipped with 4 L-shaped tempered glass panels, overall dimensions: 375 × 450mm ± 2 (impact screens arranged at 90° to each other);

10. Light control function: Automatically turns on at night and off during the day (standby). During nighttime operation, it remains unaffected by sudden strong light exposure;

11. Time control function: Allows arbitrary setting of start and end times;

12. Far-infrared pest treatment chamber temperature control: Reaches 85 ± 5°C within 15 minutes of operation, adjustable between 30°C and 90°C;

13. Pest mortality rate via far-infrared treatment: ≥98%, pest integrity rate: ≥95%;

14. Rain control device: Automatically controls lamp operation based on external rainfall;

15. Drainage device: Effectively separates rainwater and pests;

16. Full-machine functions: Light control, time control, rain control, infrared pest treatment, ambient temperature and humidity monitoring, and device information display on an LCD screen;

17. Customizable settings: Allows adjustment of pest attraction time, extermination time, and extermination temperature based on regional conditions to optimize the balance between pest control and energy efficiency;

18. Networking capability: Connects to the smart agriculture IoT platform via a 4G IoT card, enabling remote monitoring of device status and information, as well as remote configuration of parameters such as operation mode, working hours, collection time, heating time, and heating temperature;

19. Photography device: Equipped with an 8-megapixel camera for automatic image capture. Captured pest images are automatically uploaded to the smart agriculture IoT system platform for monitoring and early warning;

20. Structural design includes a 1000W metal halide lamp;

21. Operates normally in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 70°C and humidity ≤95% RH. Storage in temperatures from -40°C to 70°C does not affect normal use;

22. Built-in positioning function allows viewing of device location and operational status on the platform map;

23. Commonly monitored pests include but are not limited to: Rice leaf roller, Spodoptera litura, beet armyworm, cotton bollworm, two-spotted noctuid moth, etc.