The electric mosquito swatter mainly uses 4V rechargeable high-capacity lead-acid batteries or 2.4V nickel-metal hydride/nickel-cadmium batteries, as well as dry batteries. During the work, 1850V DC high voltage (current less than 10mA, harmless to human beings and animals) is generated between the two power grids through the boost circuit. The electrostatic field between the two power grids has strong adsorption. When insects such as mosquitoes and flies approach the power grid, they can be sucked into the power grid, and the generated short circuit current will kill them immediately. The high-voltage electricity generated by the electric mosquito swatter can also release a certain amount of negative oxygen ions, which can not only sterilize and disinfect, but also purify the air.
1. When hitting mosquitoes and flies, press the switch, wave the mosquito swatter, and the mosquitoes and flies will be killed when touched lightly.
2. If the mosquito swatter is killed on the net surface, shake the net to make it fall off. Do not wash it with water to prevent short circuit.
3. If the climate is humid, the mosquito swatter may absorb moisture without high pressure or low pressure, and the killing effect is reduced, the mosquito swatter should be dried in time with a hair dryer or in the sun, and the mosquito swatter effect will recover automatically.
4. When the electric mosquito swatter works at DC high voltage, it will produce sparks of certain intensity. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to use and repair in places full of flammable gases. When powering on, it is forbidden to touch the high-voltage power grid with hands or conductive metal rods to prevent accidents. Electric mosquito swatters are not toys and should not be used by children.