Sometimes people who are especially attractive to mosquitoes are colloquially referred to as "mosquito magnets." The "Mosquito Magnet" is a patented mosquito trap, made by American Biophysics It's a machine that uses propane gas to mimic the C02, heat, and moistures that attracts mosquitoes to people. Then it vaccums the bugs into a net where they eventually die. They are not cheap. You need a new tank of propane ($15) and a lure ($4) every 21 days. You need some other supplies periodically. The machines sell for between $300 and $1500 depending on model.
The mosquito magnet is an invention to trap mosquitoes. The magnet has chemicals that attract mosquitoes but then trap them.
The rapid, flashing red light on a mosquito magnet works to draw the insects near. Then, ultrasonic waves harm or even kill them.
We have a Liberty and it was just repaired and the service form says it was MM490015
Does it have an internal fuse?
Hello; When I had trouble I googled mosquito magnet and got there home page. They dont seem to fix them but they have a list of authorized places. I live in Mass. so there were 5 places (all the same company) Josephs Hardware. They were really knowledgable and real nice people. They fixed my machine for a fraction of buying a new one, and they taught me a better way of maintaining my machine. They gave me alot of info that Mosquito Magnet doesn't even seem to know. This company even has a Josephs in Florida. They seem to be the best at fixing them. Good Luck!
Try Davesace site or mosquitocontroltrap site. Both have some replacement parts or might be able to special order or refer you.
There is a thermoelectric generator between the heat sink and combustion chamber. The generator produces power which, in turn, spins the fan(s) in the unit.
Mosquitoes are attracted to carbon dioxide, which all animal life (including humans) exhale in their breath. So when you breathe out, you are emitting a mosquito magnet!
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The adult mosquito can fly while the young of the mosquito cannot fly.
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A young mosquito.