Light Traps: Many insects are attracted to light. Solar insect traps use LED lights powered by solar energy to attract insects during the night. Once drawn to the light, they are either captured or eliminated through other means, like zapping or trapping.
UV Traps: Ultraviolet (UV) light is another attraction for many insects. Solar-powered traps equipped with UV lights effectively lure insects and often incorporate a trapping mechanism.
Pheromone Traps: Some traps emit insect pheromones or scents that mimic mating signals or food sources, attracting specific types of insects. Once lured in, these insects can be captured or exterminated.
Zappers or Fans: Solar-powered traps might include zappers that electrocute insects upon contact or fans that suck them into a collection chamber.
These traps are used for pest control in gardens, farms, and outdoor areas to reduce insect populations without the use of harmful chemicals. They’re also employed in scientific research to monitor insect populations or for studying specific species.
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