DENGUE KILLER MACHINE BODYCARE

Name : DENGUE KILLER MACHINE BODYCARE

UV Light : Many mosquito killers use ultraviolet (UV) light to attract mosquitoes. The light mimics the warmth of human skin, drawing mosquitoes toward the device.

CO2 Emission : Some models emit carbon dioxide (CO2), which also attracts mosquitoes by simulating human breath.

Trapping Methods :  

Electric Grid : Mosquitoes that come into contact with an electrified grid or mesh are zapped and killed instantly.

Vacuum : Certain devices use a fan to create a vacuum that sucks mosquitoes into a trap where they are either trapped or killed.

Sticky Traps : Some machines have sticky surfaces that trap mosquitoes once they land on them.

Design and Build :  

Portable or Stationary : Mosquito killer machines come in various designs, including portable units for outdoor use and stationary units for indoor use.

Weather Resistance : Outdoor models are built to withstand the elements, while indoor models are designed to be used inside <warning name='Holme's'>homes</warning> or offices.

Safety Features :  

Child and Pet Safety : Many machines are designed with safety in mind, incorporating features to prevent accidental contact with the electrified grid or internal components.

Low Noise : Some models operate quietly to avoid disturbing people or pets.

Power Source :  

Electric : Most mosquito killers are powered by electricity and can be plugged into standard outlets.

Battery-Operated : Some portable models us

Country of Origin : India