Agricultural Solutions

Pest & Insect Monitoring Equipment

Q: Will a light trap control pests on its own?

Light traps reduce populations of night-flying insects and are valuable within integrated pest management, but they do not replace good agronomy, resistant varieties and targeted control. Their greatest value is often the monitoring data they provide.

Q: Can traps operate where there is no mains power?

Yes. Solar-powered pest-killing lamps charge during the day and operate automatically at night, making them suitable for orchards, remote fields and sites without an electrical supply.

Q: What does a forecast light trap add over a simple trap?

Forecast traps automate the work: they attract, kill, separate and dry insects on a schedule, and remote camera models photograph the catch so counts and species can be recorded without daily site visits.

Light traps and forecasting systems that capture and record flying insects, giving early warning of pest outbreaks and reducing reliance on routine spraying.

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Early warning for crop pests

Pest and insect monitoring equipment attracts flying insects with light and records what is caught, showing which pests are present, in what numbers and when populations begin to rise. Plant protection directorates, agricultural research centres, extension services, universities and large farms use these traps for surveillance, forecasting and integrated pest management. Simple trapping and solar-powered lamps reduce pest pressure in orchards and fields, while automatic forecast traps separate and dry the catch, and camera-equipped units send images for remote identification and counting. ASFAN supplies, installs and supports pest monitoring equipment and helps specify regional surveillance networks.

ASFAN supplies and supports pest and insect monitoring equipment for plant protection authorities, research centres and farms across Saudi Arabia.

Pest & Insect Monitoring Equipment

Insect Trapping Lamp

Frequency-vibration insect trapping lamp powered from mains supply, covering 2-4 ha per lamp.

PowerAC185-265V, 50Hz
Grid voltage2300V ±115V
Insulation resistance≥2.5 MΩ
Wattage≤35W

Features & full specifications

Key features

15W wavelength trap tube with instant-start electronic ballast
Light and rain control
Life span ≥5 years

Available configurations

Light and rain control
Light and rain control with storage battery

Technical specifications

Power	AC185-265V, 50Hz
Grid voltage	2300V ±115V
Insulation resistance	≥2.5 MΩ
Wattage	≤35W
Life span	≥5 years
Light source	15W trap tube
Impact area	≥0.15 m²
Control area	2-4 ha

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Solar Frequency Pest Killing Lamp

Solar-powered frequency-vibration pest killing lamp with vertical grid, selectable wavelength and light, rain and time control.

PowerDC12V / 24Ah
Solar panel≥40W
Grid voltage2300V ±115V
Grid area≥0.16 m²

Features & full specifications

Key features

Vertical grid for easier cleaning
Selectable vibration wavelength 320-600 nm
Light, rain and time control modes
AC and solar power options
Control area per lamp 0.67-1.3 ha

Technical specifications

Power	DC12V / 24Ah
Solar panel	≥40W
Grid voltage	2300V ±115V
Grid area	≥0.16 m²
Rate	≤35W
Lamp lifetime	3-5 years
Light source	15W frequency vibration tube (320-680 nm)
Insulation resistance	≥2.5 MΩ

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Wind Suction Pest-Killer Lamp

Solar or mains powered pest-killer lamp using a fan to suck insects in, with LCD display, stainless steel rack and automatic light, rain and time control.

PowerAC220V/50Hz, DC12V, ≤20W
Solar cell50W
Insulation resistance≥2.5 MΩ
Life span≥5000 hours

Features & full specifications

Key features

AC and solar power
LCD display, stainless steel rack
Light control: auto on/off by day and night
Rain protection above 95% RH
Programmable working time
Control area 1-1.3 ha per lamp
Energy saving low-speed fan mode

Technical specifications

Power	AC220V/50Hz, DC12V, ≤20W
Solar cell	50W
Insulation resistance	≥2.5 MΩ
Life span	≥5000 hours
Trap tube	385~420 nm, ≤10W

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Automatic Pest Forecast Light Trap

Automatic light trap for pest forecasting with insect killing by far-infrared heating, separate drying and storage of insects, and 7-inch touch screen control.

PowerAC220V ±60V; DC24V; ≤450W
Solar battery12V/100Ah × 2
Solar cell135-150W
Standby power≤5W

Features & full specifications

Key features

Automatic position changing, trap light and heating tube switching
Light, rain and time control; infrared insect treatment and separate storage
Stainless steel structure, 7-inch capacitive touch screen
GPS positioning
Separates insect bodies from rain

Technical specifications

Power	AC220V ±60V; DC24V; ≤450W
Solar battery	12V/100Ah × 2
Solar cell	135-150W
Standby power	≤5W
Life span	≥5 years
Light source	25W trap tube, 365 nm
Tube start time	≤5 s
Far-infrared cabin temperature	80-90 °C after 15 min
Insulation resistance	≥2.5 MΩ

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Remote Camera Pest Forecast Light Trap

Unattended pest monitoring and forecasting device using image recognition: it attracts, kills, disperses, photographs and identifies pests, and uploads environmental and pest data to a cloud platform for automatic recognition and forecasting.

Light source20W trap tube
Main wavelength365 nm
Lamp start<5 s
Internetfiber / wireless bridge / 4G router

Features & full specifications

Key features

20 MP camera, remote control via web and mobile app
Automatic pest counting and identification
Solar DC power, works in rainy days
Light and time control
Remote data warnings
GPS positioning and anti-theft
2G/3G/4G, wired or wireless connectivity

Technical specifications

Light source	20W trap tube
Main wavelength	365 nm
Lamp start	<5 s
Internet	fiber / wireless bridge / 4G router
Camera	industrial camera
Display	7-inch capacitive touch screen
Device size	800×800×2009 mm
Working environment	0-70 °C, humidity ≤90%

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Timely spraying decisions

Trap counts show when a pest population crosses an action threshold, so control measures are applied at the right moment rather than on a fixed calendar.

Lower pesticide use

Light trapping and physical pest killing reduce pest numbers without chemicals, supporting integrated pest management, residue-free produce and the protection of beneficial insects.

Regional surveillance networks

Forecast traps deployed across a region build a shared picture of pest movement, helping authorities detect invasive species and coordinate area-wide responses.

Remote monitoring

Camera-equipped traps photograph each catch and transmit images, so specialists can identify and count insects without travelling to every trap location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a light trap control pests on its own?

Light traps reduce populations of night-flying insects and are valuable within integrated pest management, but they do not replace good agronomy, resistant varieties and targeted control. Their greatest value is often the monitoring data they provide.

Can traps operate where there is no mains power?

Yes. Solar-powered pest-killing lamps charge during the day and operate automatically at night, making them suitable for orchards, remote fields and sites without an electrical supply.

What does a forecast light trap add over a simple trap?

Forecast traps automate the work: they attract, kill, separate and dry insects on a schedule, and remote camera models photograph the catch so counts and species can be recorded without daily site visits.

Plan your pest surveillance

Tell us the crops, target pests and area you need to cover. ASFAN will recommend suitable traps and prepare a quotation.

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