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SCHWEIGER & PARTNERS PATENT - UND RECHTSANWÄLTE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW FIRM INSECT TRAPS PATENT PICKER® OVERVIEW 1. Mosquito incenses utensil with fan (click title to open full text) Inventor: WANG LINCHAO Applicant: SHENZHEN HANBANG TECHNOLOGY CO LTD IPC: A01M13/00, A01M1/20, A01M29/12 Publication number: CN204796577U Publication date: 2015-11-25 The utility model discloses a mosquito incenses utensil with fan, including body, air diffuser, mosquito -repellent incense liquid, fan and switch, the air diffuser is located the body top, the mosquito -repellent incense liquid level inside the body, and with air diffuser connection, the top at the body is connected to the fan, the switch is located the side of body. The utility model discloses add the fan on original mosquito incenses utensil's basis, made mosquito repellent, kill mosquito more diversified, avoided the unicity of function. The speed of volatilizing of mosquito - repellent incense liquid and the permeability in space are accelerated to this fan to reach the kill mosquito function quick effective, that the space permeability is stronger, let the mankind keep away from the propagation of disease and the interference of mosquito. page 2 of 170 2. Mosquito incenses utensil with smell container (click title to open full text) Inventor: WANG LINCHAO Applicant: SHENZHEN HANBANG TECHNOLOGY CO LTD IPC: A01M13/00, A01M1/20 Publication number: CN204796576U Publication date: 2015-11-25 The utility model discloses a mosquito incenses utensil with smell container, including body, air diffuser, mosquito -repellent incense liquid, smell container and switch, the air diffuser is located the body top, the mosquito -repellent incense liquid level inside the body, and with air diffuser connection, the smell container sets up inside the body, the switch is located the side of body. The utility model discloses add the smell container on original mosquito incenses utensil's basis, made mosquito repellent, kill mosquito more diversified, avoided the unicity of function. The smell that this mosquito incenses utensil use mosquito dislikes, for example vitamin B2, garlic etc. The dress in our container, give out the smell and dare not be close to by the mosquito, reach drive with mosquitocide function, let the mankind keep away from the propagation of disease and the interference of mosquito. page 3 of 170 3. Handheld laser kill mosquito is clapped (click title to open full text) Inventor: GU DAREN Applicant: GU DAREN IPC: A01M3/02 Publication number: CN204796556U Publication date: 2015-11-25 Handheld laser kill mosquito is clapped constitutes by clapping seat connection handle, has the battery compartment in the handle, has the jack of charging outward, and battery compartment lid, button switch, tail end have the tool to lock, and bat seat inner chamber has been put and has been no less than 2 laser emitter to press the in -line arrangement, respectively there is an illumination pilot lamp at its both ends, and the bat seat outside has is no less than 2 louvres. Because the manual work is mastered the switch and is look for the mosquito, search mosquito system has been saved, the automatic control system that launches of laser, so greatly simplified the structure, the technical difficulty has been reduced, easy popularization and application, as long as the energy of laser is suitable, just can use safely, the minor from misuseing in order to prevent, the ad hoc tool to lock of having put, because the laser beam can reach several meters, so the effective area than electronic mosquito is big, the distance is long, no allergic action generation, simultaneously because there has been the illumination pilot lamp, can know clearly the laser beam is at which place, the accidental injury eyes have been avoided. page 4 of 170 4. Improved generation electric shock formula mosquitos and flies lures ware that goes out (click title to open full text) Inventor: QIAN ZHENGCHAO Applicant: LIUZHOU NO 80TH UNIVERISY IPC: A01M1/22, A01M1/04 Publication number: CN204796553U Publication date: 2015-11-25 The utility model relates to an improved generation electric shock formula mosquitos and flies lures ware that goes out, including luring the ware body that goes out, lure and be equipped with electric palisade and chassis on the ware body that goes out, the ware body that goes out lures and on be equipped with eccentric wheel mechanism, this eccentric wheel mechanism is connected with the electric palisade. The chassis in fill and to have water. The utility model discloses but the eccentric wheel motor start to drive the electric palisade vibrations, makes the insect of hanging on the electric palisade fall into the chassis that the mosquitos and flies lured the ware that goes out, and can put water in the chassis, and make dizzyly and not dead insect can't be fleed. The utility model discloses the mosquitos and flies that can effectually will hang at the electric palisade is disposed, and can also more effectively exterminate the mosquitos and flies to reach the mesh of delicately exterminateing the mosquitos and flies. And how many yuans are eccentric wheel motor price at how many angles arrive between, and are with low costs, and the practicality is high. page 5 of 170 5. Glue lamp shade of mosquito (click title to open full text) Inventor: TAN QIAOHUI Applicant: RENHUA SPECIAL TEA INTEGRATED SHOP IPC: F21V3/00, A01M1/14, F21V33/00 Publication number: CN204786153U Publication date: 2015-11-18 The utility model relates to a glue lamp shade of mosquito, including the fluorescent tube body, have one and half to surround shapes by the lamp shade of reflecting material preparation at the outside parcel of fluorescent tube body, wherein the lamp shade front end is equipped with the light -passing board, is provided with a plurality of printing opacity aperture on the light -passing board, then is equipped with a swing joint and is obtuse mythimna separata board with the horizontal direction in the lamp shade rear end. Insect through this lamp shade can effectually will fly to the fluorescent tube other is clung to guarantee indoor clean environmental protection, can pull down it in the daytime and rinse, also can not influence simultaneously the normal lighting of light, have convenient to use, excellent in use effect, characteristics such as energy -concerving and environment -protective. page 6 of 170 6. Antifog haze window screening (click title to open full text) Inventor: SHI YANWU Applicant: SHANGHAI JUDUN ENVIRONMENTAL PROT TECHNOLOGY CO LTD IPC: E06B9/52, A01M1/24, B32B3/14, B32B9/04, B32B33/00, E06B7/28 Publication number: CN204782675U Publication date: 2015-11-18 The utility model discloses an antifog haze window screening, including first window screening cloth and second window screening cloth, be equipped with the active carbon screen cloth between first window screening cloth and the second window screening cloth, be equipped with the dust concentration measuring apparatu on the active carbon screen cloth, the dust concentration measuring apparatu is connected with the dust alarm, first window screening cloth and second window screening cloth form by horizontal knitting yarn and crisscross the weaving of vertical knitting yarn, horizontal knitting yarn is made by metal material with vertical knitting yarn, horizontal knitting yarn and vertical knitting yarn cross section of first window screening cloth have linked firmly the function piece, horizontal knitting yarn and vertical knitting yarn of second window screening cloth are connected with burglar alarm through the wire, horizontal knitting yarn and vertical knitting yarn outside of second window screening cloth all scribble the ultraviolet resistance layer, the outside on ultraviolet resistance layer is equipped with radiation heat dissipation cooling dope layer. The utility model discloses simple structure, convenient to use, the antifog haze of preventing burglary, the kill mosquito of can taking the initiative, the function is various, satisfies people's user demand. page 7 of 170 7. Mosquito -proof mosquito house of catching (click title to open full text) Inventor: FANG XING Applicant: FANG XING IPC: E06B9/52, A01M1/24, E04B1/72 Publication number: CN204782668U Publication date: 2015-11-18 The utility model relates to a building building field, concretely relates to mosquito -proof mosquito house of catching. The house includes the room body, and the general for building room of fang tiwei is equipped with gate, window. Gate, window are equipped with the mosquito -proof mosquito screen window of catching, the mosquito -proof mosquito screen window of catching comprises space frame and gauze, the gauze is fixed in around the space frame, form spatial structure, the inside cavity that is equipped with of spatial structure, the cavity is used for the small insects such as mosquito, worm fly that deposit caught. It is indoor that this kind of design can prevent that the mosquitos and flies from getting into to can catch it, need not use house external equipment such as electronic mosquito, also need not use chemical reagent such as mosquito -repellent incense, robber fly medicine, it is convenient effective, green healthy. page 8 of 170 8. Mosquito -proof mosquito screen window of catching (click title to open full text) Inventor: WANG QINGMING Applicant: WANG QINGMING IPC: E06B9/52, A01M1/24 Publication number: CN204782667U Publication date: 2015-11-18 The utility model belongs to building house ornamentation field especially relates to a mosquito -proof mosquito screen window of catching. This novel mosquito -proof mosquito screen window of catching mainly comprises gauze and the space frame that is used for supporting the gauze, and the hole of gauze is tiny, and it is indoor to block excessively that winged insect, mosquito etc. Get into. The gauze forms a spatial structure with the space frame, and spatial structure is inside to be the cavity, and the gauze that tacks under the space frame anterior has processes such as gap, winged insect, mosquito the gap gets into the cavity, and the cavity is used for winged insect that deposit caught, mosquito etc.
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