No, the purple lamp in the mosquito killer can't kill mosquitoes. The purple lamp attracts mosquitoes to the mosquito killer according to their living habits, and touches the surrounding iron net to get an electric shock, which has nothing to do with ultraviolet rays. Purple light: ultraviolet disinfection, ultraviolet medical treatment, ultraviolet detection and anti-counterfeiting, ultraviolet sterilization, ultraviolet curing and ultraviolet background light.

Ultraviolet germicidal lamp: mainly used for disinfection of water and air. Ultraviolet C(UVC) produced by the ultraviolet germicidal lamp irradiates the water flow. When bacteria, viruses and algae in water are irradiated by a certain dose of UVC (wavelength 254nm), the DNA and RNA structures of their cells are destroyed, the cells cannot regenerate, and the bacteria and viruses lose the ability of self-replication, thus achieving the purpose of disinfection.

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Matters needing attention in using ultraviolet mosquito killer:

1, before use, be sure to check whether the voltage and frequency are consistent with the product, and use the power socket consistent with the product. The grounding wire of the socket must be well grounded. When you turn on the power switch and see the purple light in the lamp tube, the work of killing flies and mosquitoes has already begun.

2. The usable area is 50m2~60m2 indoors and 100m2 outdoors. When using it for the first time, it is best to close the doors and windows or screen doors in the evening when it is just dark, turn off the lighting and leave, and concentrate on killing mosquitoes for 2 ~ 3 hours. People go back indoors and don't stop until the next morning. 1 ~ 2 weeks. In summer or during mosquito activities, it can be used every day to eliminate mosquitoes that leak into the room due to lax doors and windows.