CDC Fay-Prince Trap
Description:
The Fay-Prince trap Fay and Prince, 1970 was specifically designed and field tested for the collection of Aedes aegypti by scientists from the Technical Development Laboratories of the Communicable Disease Center, DHHS. The design is based upon the attractiveness of contrasting gloss black and white panels and employs a wind-orienting cover and cylinder that houses a suction motor and supports the collection bag or killing jar.
CO2 Release
Insulated Dry-Ice Container Igloo, P/N 1.10
The addition of dry ice which sublimates CO2 gas, results in significant increases in the number and diversity of mosquitoes caught and makes the location of the trap less critical. Used in the afternoon, it allows the collection of diurnally active mosquitoes that are not normally attracted to light traps. Our Insulated Dry Ice Container is simply a modified Igloo? drink cooler with stainless steel hardware to make it easy to use with 2 kg of dry ice. The insulation slows the rate of sublimation and by hanging the trap from the hook below the cooler, the CO2 is released at the correct location, right above the trap.
Included Items These items comes along with the trap:
The CDC Fay-Prince Trap Model 712 includes:
- Power Cable
- Collection Cup
- Instructions
Requirements
- The trap draw is 0.15 Amps/hour at 6 volts.
- Requires a 6 volt, 12 amp DC battery. See the batteries and chargers product page for options.