The PIC insect killer torch is a solar-powered bug zapper and patio light in one attractive product. It doesn’t need electricity to operate, so you can place it nearly anywhere.

By choosing a solar-powered bug zapper, you know that you’re choosing the most user-friendly and eco-friendly form of insect control. You can’t go wrong with any of our top solar bug zappers, but we ...

The sun is powering up AgriSolar's pest control systems in China. Now the company looks westward to cut costs and chemicals on the farm. Solar-powered bug killer | ZDNET ...

This stainless steel solar-powered bug zapper by White Kaiman boasts a 3,000-volt zapper and a 40-hour battery life. 3,000 volts is more than enough to handle any pests you’re dealing with. If ...

The solar insect killer is already in wide use in China, where over 35,000 systems are installed on 240 farms. Agrisolar announced last month it would be launching the product in Europe after the ...

The solar power plant Abengoa Solar will build in Gila Bend, Arizona, won't rely on fancy photovoltaic panels. ... 280-Megawatt Solar Boiler Uses Magnifying-Glass Bug-Killer Technique ...

It’s not alone in using AI to help pest control. Pessl Instruments has developed iScout, a solar-powered insect trap and camera identification system, ...

Despite being only 4x10⁻³ mm thick, the solar cell provided 50 times the power needed for the control unit. Unfortunately, it was wide enough to hinder the movement of the cockroach.