Adjusting the CO
consumption:
2
Open the valve on the CO
it counterclockwise until it is completely open.
The pressure can be adapted to the local and seasonal con-
ditions with the black knob on the front of the pressure re-
gulator [F11, (2)]. To increase flow rates, turn to the right. To
decrease flow rates, turn to the left. We recommend a flow
rate of 0.5 kilograms per day (marker on the display of the
pressure regulator) for normal and high mosquito nuisance:
•
when the disturbance from the mosquitoes strongly
increases
•
at the beginning of the high season for mosquitoes
•
after flooding events
•
when there are still puddles or similar collections of
water that have not dried up seven days after heavy
rainfall. In this amount of time, mosquito eggs can
develop into adult mosquitoes.
The following is a consumption table of CO
CO
flow rate (green marker on the display)
2
Operation of the Trap
Connect the power supply unit to the trap and plug it into a wall socket.
The trap is now in operation.
ATTENTION: The BG-Mosquitaire CO
be able to escape from the trap.
gas cylinder [F11, (1)] by turning
2
:
2
Consumption table of carbon dioxide
must be connected to the mains supply 24 hours a day; otherwise, the mosquitoes will
2
With higher flow rates up to 1.5 kilograms per day, it is pos-
sible to further increase the catch rates.
For low mosquito nuisance we recommend a flow rate of 0.2
kilograms per day (blue marker on the display of the pressu-
re regulator).
(1)
CO
flow rate in
CO
flow rate in
2
2
ml/min
175
3
C
4
2
1.5
2
1
2.5
ISO 5171
5
0.5
3
1
0.2
3.5
kg/day
0
0
6
Cl. 2.5
bar
(2)
Number of days a 10 kg CO
kg/day
cylinder lasts
0.5
F11
2
20
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