(Food-Beverage-News.Com, March 13, 2018 ) The electronic insect killer consists of few parts like the ultraviolet light source, electric power supply, and a wire grid. The housing of the electronic insect killer is made from plastic or the grounded metal. The shape of the electric insect killer is usually rounded or cubic. The electronic insect killers are of various types; namely the rackets, lanterns, and the zappers. To attract insects and other mosquitoes, a UV source is used. This bulb transmits the ultraviolet light that attracts many bugs and insects. They are then collected in a special collection tray under the zapper or simply are dropped on the ground under the zapper.
Publisher's analysts forecast the global electronic insect killer market to grow at a CAGR of 6.96% during the period 2017-2021.
However, when an insect gets attracted to the ultraviolet light emitted by the electric insect killers, they fly to the light source, gets through the plastic casing, and they reach the electric grid that covers the light and gets electrocuted by more than 2,000V power. However, electronic insect killers are effective for those insects that can detect and are attracted to ultraviolet light. One drawback of the appliance is that it fails to attract and kill mosquitoes, because they get attracted to carbon dioxide. Also, the availability of counterfeit products acts as a hindrance to the market growth worldwide.
Market driver -Growth in spread of infectious diseases
Market challenge -Electronic insect killers ineffective for killing mosquitoes
Market trend -Unsafe aspects of some pest control devices
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PART 01: Executive summary PART 02: Scope of the report PART 03: Market research methodology PART 04: Introduction PART 05: Global construction market PART 06: Market drivers PART 07: Market trends PART 08: Global AEC market PART 09: Market segmentation by product PART 10: Geographical segmentation PART 11: Market challenges PART 12: Impact of drivers and challenges PART 13: Five forces model PART 14: Key vendor analysis PART 15: Key vendor profiles
