The system automatically counts the number of flying insects over 0.5 mm that are captured on the trap and notifies you of the number of insects by email. Temperature and humidity information of the installation location can also be obtained, which is useful for analyzing the cause of flying insect infestation. This not only improves the efficiency of checking the capture status, but also enables extermination/prevention measures at the optimal time.
Automatic counting
Automatic counting
Pescle Flying insects Automatically counts and notifies you of the number of flying insects over 0.5 mm in size. It reduces the efforts of counting insects and improves the efficiency of PCO work.
Remote monitoring and management
Remote monitoring and management
The real time condition of the light trap is displayed by the web dashboard. Also, by accumulating insects data and the environmental data (temperature and humidity), you can analyze insect infestation patterns and take more effective preventive measures.
LTE communication
LTE communication
Equipped with LTE, it can be easily installed without the need for network construction.
*External power supply is required.
Operating temperature: 5 to 35 degrees
Waterproof/dustproof: Not waterproof/not dustproof
Communication: LTE communication
Power supply: AC100V
*Insect trap (esco641) is not included.
Normally, operators visually check the the dozens of insect traps once every few weeks, but have a hard time to find out when the infestation started. Due to the limitation in resources, Increasing the frequency of inspections is also difficult.
Pescle automatically counts the number of insects caught every hour and sends an alert if an abnormal number of insects is detected. This eliminates the need to visit the traps frequently, improves hygiene management, and reduces inspection time.
The number of flying insects caught in the traps is reported during regular inspections. The number of captured insects is counted by visual inspection at a few week's interval.
Since the number of captured insects and footage of the capture can be checked online, it is now possible to take swift control measures to prevent damage before it gets worse.
