Electric Mosquito Swatter Voltage

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Electric mosquito swatter voltage.

Because the circuit is operated with a 3v battery while most of the parts are rated at much higher levels. Fast and free shipping free returns cash on delivery available on eligible purchase. The grid of the flyswatter is electrically charged to a voltage of between 500 and 2 750 volts v activated by pressing and holding a button. Depending where in the ac cycle the device is unplugged the charge on the cap could be as much as 1 414.

This voltage is then fed over the net of the device and is used to roast or electrocute any bug that may happen to come across the lines. When the electrically conductive body of a fly nearly bridges the gap between electrodes a spark jumps through the fly. When the electrically conductive body of a fly nearly bridges the gap between electrodes a spark jumps through the fly. The resistor across the 240 vac mains series cap c1 serves to drain residual charge to prevent possibility of a small shock.

Basically this kind of circuits work using a blocking oscillator for pulsating a high voltage ferrite transformer. High voltage electric bug zapper fly swatter mosquito killer racket handheld zapper kills mosquitoes flies gnats and other flying insects on contact. Faults in a mosquito swatter bat circuit board can be very rare. This stepped up 1500v is then terminated to the mosquito racket net which now becomes armed with this high voltage and when ever a mosquito tries to get past the racket net it instantly gets electrocuted through this high voltage discharge from the ppc capacitor.

The circuit inside these magnificent devices though is complex and involves several voltage booster stages which is finally stepped up to several thousand volts. The grid of the flyswatter is electrically charged to a voltage of between 500 and 1500 volts v of direct current activated by pressing and holding a button.