KR20080100664A - Hazardous Animal Capture Device - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a pest trapping device for trapping pests by providing a food holding part such as a sticky, trap or medicine inside the housing. The pest trapping device includes a housing positioned at a predetermined height from a bottom surface, and an entrance and exit for allowing pests to enter and exit the housing, and is provided in the housing and includes a capture part for capturing the pest. Therefore, the pest trapping device can prevent water such as rainwater from flowing into the housing.

Description

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1 is a perspective view for explaining a pest capture device according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is an exploded perspective view of the pest trapping apparatus of FIG. 1;

Figure 3 is a perspective view for explaining an embodiment of the fixing part in the pest trapping device of Figure 1;

Figure 4 is a perspective view for explaining another embodiment of the fixing part in the pest trapping device of Figure 1;

5 is a cross-sectional view for explaining another embodiment of the fixing part in the pest trapping apparatus of FIG. 1;

Figure 6 is a side cross-sectional view for explaining an embodiment of the guide in the pest capture device of Figure 1;

7 is a perspective view for explaining another embodiment of the guide in the pest capture device of FIG.

8 is a perspective view for explaining a pest capture device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

1: Pest 11: Wall Panel

12: bottom surface 100: pest capture device

101: doorway 105: first fastening portion

110: housing 111: body case

113: cover case 120,220,320: fixed part

121,221: auxiliary fixing part 123,323: main fixing part

130: capture unit 150: guide unit

151, 161: drain 153: guide

155: second fastening portion 160: support unit

163: seating surface

The present invention relates to a pest capture device for capturing pests including rats, and more particularly, to include pests for trapping pests such as sticky, traps or medicines in a box-shaped housing. It relates to a capture device.

Pests are insects or animals that harm humans and livestock. Common pests found in the surrounding environment, such as homes and offices, include rats, cockroaches, dust trimmers, ants, ticks, centipedes, and mosquitoes. These pests are devouring food and textiles, damaging life directly and indirectly. In addition, through the excretion of pests, harmful pathogens are also transferred. In recent years, the increase of pests due to environmental pollution, the control of pests has emerged as a big problem. Therefore, at home, at work or in the community, there are many ways to eliminate pests.

There are many methods for capturing pests. Among these methods, the following methods are widely used in general households.

In general, pest capture methods include placing medicines mixed with food in containers such as plates or boxes and placing them in places or passageways where many pests gather. Alternatively, a trap for trapping pests may be disposed on a path of the pest, such as a mouse, and a bait or food may be disposed on the trap to attract the pest. Alternatively, a pesticide may be sprayed directly onto the pest using a spray or a method of saturating in the air so that the pest is inhaled or buried and then killed.

However, conventional pest capture methods have the following problems.

First, children or pets may be injured while touching the trap. There is also a risk that children or pets may eat foods that contain pesticides.

In addition, when spraying the pesticide with a spray pesticide component directly on the body of a person or pet is a health risk. In addition, even when applied to household appliances, clothing, tableware, etc., the pesticide may remain on the surface of the product for a long time, and may cause allergies or skin diseases, etc. to people or pets that come in contact with it.

In order to prevent such a problem, a pest trapping device having a box-shaped housing, arranging a drug or food for attracting pests inside the housing, and having a food-accepting part such as a trap or a stick, captures the pest. It became.

However, the conventional pest capture device as described above also has the following problems.

First, there is a frequent occurrence of pests entering the pest trapping device back to an entrance or another entrance that has not entered the trap. In this case, there is a problem that the capture rate of the pest is lowered.

Second, when the pest trap device is installed outdoors, water such as rainwater may be introduced into the housing through the doorway. In particular, when the pests are captured using a feed agent containing an insecticide component, the feed agent may be damaged while the feed agent is inundated by the introduced moisture, and thus, the effect of attracting or capturing the pest is reduced. .

That is, not only the pests do not eat the foods as the food is decayed, but also the pesticides contained in the foods are diluted or lost, so that the pests do not work even if the pests eat the foods. This can be degraded. In addition, there is a problem that the sanitary state of the interior of the housing is poor due to the decaying food.

The present invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a pest trapping device for protecting the feed agent by preventing rain water from entering the housing.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is provided with a housing located at a predetermined height from the bottom surface, and the entrance and exit that allows the entrance of the pest into the housing, provided in the housing, to capture the pest Provided is a pest trapping device comprising a part.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited or limited by the embodiments.

The pest of the present invention refers to any animal that is harmful to humans, and refers to, for example, rats, cockroaches, dusters, ants, ticks, centipedes, mosquitoes, and the like.

1 to 7 will be described with respect to the pest capture device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to the drawings, the pest capture device 100, the appearance of the housing 110 disposed above the predetermined height from the bottom surface 12, and the pest (1) can enter and exit into the housing (110). And a guide part formed in the housing 110 to capture the pest 1 and the guide part formed to move the pest 1 to the doorway 101. 150).

Here, the capture of the present invention includes not only capturing the pest 1 in a living state, but also killing the pest 1 using insecticide means.

The housing 110 may have a predetermined volume of space therein and may have a box shape having a predetermined height and a polygonal cross section.

For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the housing 110 forms a space in which the capture unit 130 is accommodated, has a main body case 111 having an open upper surface, and the main body case 111. The cover case 113 may be detachably provided on an upper surface of the cover case 113.

Here, the cover case 113 and the main body case 111 is formed to be fixed to each other. For example, the cover case 113 has a cross-sectional shape corresponding to the main body case 111 so as to be coupled to the upper and side surfaces of the main body case 111, and corresponds to the side surface of the main body case 111. It may have a predetermined height.

In addition, although not shown, at least one side of the cover case 113 and the body case 111, a fastening part (not shown) for fixing the cover case 113 and the body case 111, and A fixing part (not shown) may be provided to fix the cover case 113 and the main body case 111 in a locked state. Of course, the cover case 113 may be formed to be simply coupled to the upper portion of the main body case 111. On the other hand, the cover case 113 may be formed so as to be opened and closed by a rotation by being opened or closed in a sliding manner so that the user can easily open and close. In addition, the cover case 113 may be provided with a handle or the like so that the user can conveniently open and close the cover case 113.

A plurality of entrances and exits 101 are formed on the side of the housing 110 to allow the pest 1 to enter and exit. Here, since the pest 1 is reluctant to enter the space without the exit, it is necessary to form at least two or more entrances 101 so that the pest 1 can be an inlet and an outlet to induce entry. desirable. In addition, a plurality of the entrances and exits 101 may be disposed along the side surface of the housing 110 so that the pests 1 may be introduced into the pest capture device 100 in various directions.

For example, the housing 110 may have a rectangular pillar shape, and the doorway 101 may be formed on surfaces facing each other in the housing 110. Alternatively, the doorway 101 may be formed on four surfaces of the housing 110.

The doorway 101 may be a circular or semi-circular opening penetrating the housing 110 to facilitate the inflow and outflow of the pest 1. In addition, the doorway 101 has a lower end of the doorway 101 and a bottom surface of the housing 110 without stepping so that the pest 1 does not interfere with movement when the pest 1 passes through the doorway 101. . For example, the lower end of the doorway 101 is formed to be coplanar with the bottom surface of the housing 110. However, the shape and location of the doorway 101 is not limited thereto, and may have a variety of forms that enable the entrance and exit of the pest 1.

The capture unit 130 is a portion where the pest 1 introduced into the housing 110 is substantially trapped, and may be provided with food containing drugs capable of attracting or killing the pest 1. Or a trap may be used.

Here, the adhesive is formed on the upper surface of the sticky, when the pest (1) passes through the upper surface, the pest (1) is stuck and captured by the adhesive surface. In addition, the trap is a method of physically capturing the pest 1 after attracting the pest 1 by arranging a bait capable of attracting the pest 1. In addition, the drug is a method of capturing the pest 1 by ingesting a substance capable of attracting or killing the pest 1, and may be used alone or in combination with food. Here, in the case of a feed agent mixed with medicine to the feed, it can be used in a container or the like formed with a receiving portion of a predetermined depth to accommodate the feed agent.

On the other hand, the pest capture device 100 is installed above a predetermined height on the bottom surface 12 of the place to be installed. That is, the pest capture device 100 is disposed so that the lower end of the housing 110 is spaced apart from the bottom surface 12 by a predetermined interval. For example, the pest capture device 100 may be disposed on the wall surface 11. Therefore, it is possible to prevent water such as rain water from being introduced into the housing 110 through the doorway 101, and preventing the feed agent and the like provided in the capture unit 130 from being damaged by the introduced water. can do. In addition, the immersion of the housing 110 may prevent the feed agent from being damaged, the pesticide component contained in the feed agent may be prevented from being lost, or the adhesion performance of the sticky may be prevented from being lowered. There is an effect of preventing the capture efficiency of the pest 1 at 130 from being lowered.

In addition, the pest capture device 100 is provided with a fixing part 120 for fixing the housing 110 to the wall surface (11). That is, the fixing part 120 may be formed of the auxiliary fixing part 121 provided on the wall surface 11 and the main fixing part 123 provided on the housing 110.

In detail, as shown in FIG. 3, the auxiliary fixing part 121 may be provided to protrude a predetermined height from the wall surface 11. For example, the auxiliary fixing part 121 may be a fastening member such as a nail or a bolt fixed to protrude a predetermined height on the wall surface 11. Alternatively, the auxiliary fixing part 121 may be a protrusion protruding a predetermined height from the wall surface 11. In addition, the auxiliary fixing part 121 may be provided with a plurality of auxiliary fixing parts 121 to stably fix the housing 110. The main fixing part 123 may correspond to the auxiliary fixing part 121 and may be an opening formed through one surface of the housing 110. That is, the housing 110 is fixed by coupling the auxiliary fixing part 121 to penetrate the main fixing part 123. In addition, the fixing part 120 may simply install and remove the pest trapping device 100 by simply coupling the auxiliary fixing part 121 and the main fixing part 123.

Alternatively, as another example of the fixing part 120, the auxiliary fixing part 121 and the main fixing part 123 are not separately formed, and the wall surface of the corresponding place where the pest trapping device 100 is to be installed ( 11) an embodiment in which a fastening member such as a bolt or a nail is directly penetrated through the housing 110 may be fixed.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 4, the fixing part 220 is provided on the wall surface 11 and the auxiliary fixing part 221 and the housing 110 outside the auxiliary fixing part 221. It may be made of a main fixing part 223 is fitted to be fixed to. For example, the auxiliary fixing part 221 and the main fixing part 223 may be fitted to each other to be fixed, and to prevent movement in the vertical direction and the vertical direction with respect to the wall surface 11. It may be a guide of the 'c' shape corresponding to each other. In detail, the main fixing part 223 is fitted in a slide manner on the upper part of the auxiliary fixing part 221, and the main fixing part 223 and the auxiliary fixing part 221 are coupled to the housing 110. ) Is fixed to the wall 11. Here, at least one side of the auxiliary fixing part 221 or the main fixing part 223 is a stopper for limiting the vertical movement of the main fixing part 221 to complete the coupling of the fixing part 220. (stopper) (not shown) may be further provided.

Alternatively, as another example of the fixing part 220, a mounting part (not shown) such as a shelf on which the housing 110 may be mounted is formed on the wall surface 11, Embodiments arranged on seating portions (not shown) will also be possible. In addition, the seating portion may be further provided with a fixing means (not shown) for fixing the housing 110.

In addition, as another embodiment of the fixing part 320, as shown in Figure 5, the fixing part 320 may be an adhesive surface formed on one surface of the housing 110. That is, one surface of the housing 110 may be directly fixed to the wall surface 11 by using an adhesive member for fixing the wall surface 11 and the housing 110. For example, the adhesive member may include a double-sided tape or an adhesive.

On the other hand, the pest capture device 100 is installed between the bottom surface 12 and the doorway 101 is a predetermined height spaced apart, so that the pest (1) can flow in and out through the doorway (101) A guide part 150 connecting the doorway 101 and the bottom surface 12 is provided. For example, as shown in FIG. 1, the guide part 150 may be an inclined surface provided between the bottom surface 12 and the doorway 101. Here, the guide part 150 is formed to have a gentle slope so that the pest 1 can easily move to the doorway 101 by using the guide part 150. In addition, the guide unit 150 may be formed continuously with the lower end of the doorway 101 so that the pest 1 does not interfere with the movement when passing through the doorway (101).

Here, the guide part 150 may be partially formed only in a portion in which the doorway 101 is formed in the housing 110, or may be formed along the entire circumference of the housing 110.

The guide part 150 may be detachably provided at the housing 110. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the guide part 150 may be fixed to the outside of the housing 110 by using a fastening member. Alternatively, a first fastening part 105 may be formed at one end of the guide part 150, and a second fastening part 155 corresponding to the first fastening part 105 may be formed at the housing 110. The first fastening part 105 and the second fastening part 155 may be formed such that one side is inserted and fixed to the other side. For example, the second fastening part 155 may be a groove or an opening in which a portion of the housing 110 under the entrance 101 is inserted into the first fastening part 105.

In addition, the guide part 150 may be rotatably provided with respect to the housing 110. That is, one end of the guide portion 150 is hinged to the housing 110, the other end of the guide portion 150 is in contact with the bottom surface (12). Here, the guide portion 150 may be installed in a contact state without being fixed to the bottom surface 12, but it is also possible to fix the guide portion 150 to the bottom surface 12. On the other hand, as the guide part 150 rotates about the coupling part with the housing 110 as an axis, the inclination angle of the guide part 150 and the bottom surface 12 can be changed. Therefore, when the installation height of the housing 110 is changed, the inclination angle is changed while the guide unit 150 rotates, and the guide unit 150 may always be in contact with the bottom surface 12. Therefore, it is possible to install the housing 110 at various heights without having to reinstall the guide part 150.

In addition, the guide part 150 may be formed to enable a change in length. That is, the guide part 150 may always connect the doorway 101 and the bottom surface 12 by adjusting the length of the guide part 150 when the installation height of the housing 110 is changed. . Alternatively, the inclination angle of the guide part 150 may be variously changed by adjusting the length of the guide part 150.

Meanwhile, the pest 1 has a habit of moving along a wall. A guide 153 may be formed to allow the pest 1 to easily enter the housing 110 by using the habit.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the guide 153 is disposed on the side of the guide part 150 so that the pest 1 moves along the guide 153 to the doorway 101. In addition, the guide part 150 may be continuously formed up to the doorway 101. Here, the guide 153 is formed on at least one side of the guide portion 150, it may be disposed on both sides. In addition, the guide 153 extends a predetermined height upward on the guide part 150.

The drainage part 151 may be further formed on the guide part 150 to discharge moisture. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, the drainage part 151 may be an opening formed through the guide part 150 to allow moisture to flow through the drainage part 151. In particular, the drain 151 is to prevent water from flowing into the housing 110 along the guide 150, and may be formed below the guide 150.

On the other hand, unlike the above-described embodiment, the housing 110 is separated from the bottom surface 12 by a predetermined height without forming the fixing part 120 for fixing the wall surface 11 to the housing 110. It may be provided with a support unit 160 for supporting.

Hereinafter, a pest trapping apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 8, and the same names and reference numerals are used for the same components as those of the pest trapping apparatus described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. The duplicate description will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 8, the pest capture device 100 is provided in the housing 110 and the doorway 101 formed to enable the pest 1 to enter and exit the housing 110, and in the housing 110. It includes a capture unit 130 for capturing the introduced pest (1). In addition, the pest capture device 100 includes a support unit 160 for installing the housing 110 above a predetermined height from the bottom surface 12.

The support unit 160 is provided below the housing 110 to support the housing 110 so as to be installed above a predetermined height from the bottom surface 12, and to support the housing 110 at an installation place. It serves to fix. In addition, the support unit 160 serves as a moving passage for guiding the outflow and outflow of the pest 1 to the housing 110.

Specifically, the support unit 160 may be formed as a separate object from the housing 110, and may have a seating surface 163 on which the lower portion of the housing 110 is seated. For example, the support unit 160 may have a pyramid shape having a predetermined height having a seating surface 163 on which the housing 110 is seated. In addition, the seating surface 163 may be formed to be concave so as to correspond to the lower portion of the housing 110 so as to fix the housing 110 and to accommodate the housing 110. That is, the housing 110 may be inserted into and fixed to the seating surface 163 to a predetermined depth.

On the other hand, the support unit 160 may be further provided with a fixing means (not shown) for fixing the housing 110 on the seating surface 163 or the support unit 160. For example, the housing 110 may be fixed to the seating surface 163 by using an adhesive member. Alternatively, the housing 110 may be an embodiment fixed to the support unit 160 by using a separate fastening member.

The support unit 160 may be formed with an inclined surface having a predetermined slope so that the pest 1 can move to the doorway 101. In particular, the support unit 160 may be formed on the inclined surface so that the surface corresponding to the doorway 101 can move the pest (1). Therefore, the pest 1 can flow into and out of the entrance 101 along the side of the support unit 160.

On the other hand, although not shown, in order to induce the pest (1) is introduced into the housing 110 by using the habit that the pest (1) moves along the wall, the upper portion on the support unit 160 An extended guide (not shown) may be further formed. For example, the guide (not shown) may be continuously formed from the bottom surface 12 to the doorway 101 on the inclined side surface of the support unit 160, one side of the doorway or It can be formed on both sides. In addition, the guide is formed in a wall shape having a predetermined height on the side of the support unit 160.

The support unit 160 is provided with a drain 151 for preventing moisture from flowing into the housing 110 along the side of the support unit 160. For example, the drainage part 151 is an opening formed in the lower portion of the support unit 160, and water is formed to flow through the bottom surface 12 or the lower portion of the support unit 160. Therefore, even when there is a lot of rain, such as a lot of rain by flowing the water through the drain 161 it can be prevented from entering the water through the support unit 160 to the housing 110. .

According to the present invention, by placing the pest trapping device at a predetermined height from the bottom surface, it is possible to protect the feed agent by preventing water such as rainwater from entering the housing. In addition, the feed water may be prevented from being damaged or decayed due to the introduced water, thereby keeping the inside of the pest trapping device clean.

In addition, by blocking the children or pets from seeing or directly accessing the food receiving unit through the entrance, it is possible to prevent safety problems that may occur when children or pets eat or contact the food.

In addition, the pests introduced into the pest trapping device can be easily accessed to the trapping portion, thereby allowing the pest to pass through the trapping portion to improve the capture rate.

As described above, although described with reference to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art various modifications and variations of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described in the claims below I can understand that you can.

Claims (19)

A housing located above a certain height from the bottom surface; An entrance to allow pests to enter and exit into the housing; And A capture part provided in the housing to capture the pest; Pest capture device comprising a. The method of claim 1, And the housing is disposed on the wall of the installation site. The method of claim 2, And a fixing part for fixing the housing to the wall surface. The method of claim 3, The fixing part, It is formed on the outer side of the housing pest capture device, characterized in that it comprises a main fixing part which is fixed to the auxiliary fixing part provided on the wall surface. The method of claim 3, The fixing unit is a pest capture device, characterized in that it comprises a fastening hole formed through one surface of the housing so that the fastening member for fixing to the wall surface. The method of claim 3, The fixing part pest capture device, characterized in that it comprises an adhesive surface formed on one surface of the housing. The method of claim 1, And a guide configured to connect the entrance and the bottom surface so that the pest is movable into the housing. The method of claim 7, wherein The guide unit is a pest capture device, characterized in that formed continuously with the lower portion of the doorway. The method of claim 8, The guide unit is a pest trap device, characterized in that the inclined passage connecting the floor and the doorway. The method of claim 7, wherein The pest capture device further comprises a guide extending from the at least one side of the guide to guide the movement of the pest. The method of claim 7, wherein And the guide portion is detachably formed from the housing. The method of claim 7, wherein The guide unit is a pest capture device, characterized in that formed to be adjustable in length. The method of claim 7, wherein The guide unit is a pest trap device, characterized in that formed to be able to change the angle coupled to the housing. The method of claim 7, wherein The guide unit further comprises a drainage for preventing the introduction of moisture into the housing. The method of claim 14, The drainage catching device, characterized in that formed in the lower portion of the guide portion to enable the flow of water. The method of claim 1, And a support unit disposed below the housing to support the housing spaced apart from the bottom surface of the housing. The method of claim 16, The support unit is a pest capture device, characterized in that it comprises a slope connecting the bottom surface and the doorway. The method of claim 16, The support unit is a pest capture device, characterized in that it further comprises a drain. The method of claim 16, The pest capture device further comprises a guide extending from the at least one side of the support unit to guide the movement of the pest.

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