Mosquito Controll 1.41

Mosquito repellent using the frequency of male wings

This application aims to combat mosquitoes, including malaria-carrying mosquitoes, and sea mosquitoes in various environments.

Female mosquitoes, which feed on human blood, possess an inherent tendency to avoid male mosquitoes. By utilizing the sound frequency produced when male mosquitoes flap their wings, it is possible to deter female mosquitoes effectively.

Employing the sound generated by male mosquitoes flying has proven to be a highly efficient method for repelling female mosquitoes.

CAUTION: Exposure to loud noises can lead to equipment or hearing damage after even brief exposure. It is recommended to adjust the audio system level to an appropriate setting before playing the sound file.

Domestic Frequency Mosquito Elimination Example:

1. Case 1: According to research conducted by Prof. Lee Dong-gyu, a health sciences professor at Kosin University, using male mosquito airborne sound has shown approximately 33% efficiency in clinical trials. (Source)
2. Case 2: A device developed by Jang Soon-sik from the anti-gang division of the Gangnam District Office emits ultrasonic waves at 42,000 Hz, surpassing the buzzing sound of male mosquitoes at about 12,000 Hz. These waves create bubbles that touch insect bodies at a rate of 42,000 times per second, effectively eliminating over 95% of insect larvae when installed in areas such as septic tanks or homes. (Source)