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 regu-
lator [F11, (2)]. To increase flow rates, turn to the right. To de-
crease flow rates, turn to the left. We recommend a flow rate
of 0.5 kilograms per day (red marker on the display of the
pressure regulator) for normal and high mosquito nuisance:
•
when the disturbance from the mosquitoes strongly in-
creases
•
at the beginning of the high season for mosquitoes
•
after flooding events
•
when there are still puddles or similar collections of wa-
ter that have not dried up seven days after heavy rain-
fall. In this amount of time, mosquitoe eggs can develop
into adult mosquitoes.
With higher flow rates up to 1.5 kilograms per day, it is pos-
sible to further increase the catch rates.
The following is a consumption table of CO
Low CO
flow rate (blue marker on the display)
2
High CO
flow rate (red marker on the display)
2
Commencing 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
comparing two CO
2
Consumption table of carbon dioxide
must be connected to the mains supply 24 hours a day; otherwise, the mosquitoes will
2
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). re regulator).
(1)
flow rates:
2
CO
flow rate in
CO
flow rate in
2
2
ml/min
70
175
(2)
Number of days a 10 kg CO
kg/day
cylinder lasts
0.2
0.5
F11
2
50
20
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