ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap combines a bird perch, hanging lure trap cans, a solar-powered blue lamp with a water trap, and a reusable sticky trap — four methods bolted together into one durable iron unit, with no plastic parts to replace.
Deployed at field edge
Insects traped in water
Most farms manage insect pressure by running several tools side by side: a light trap to draw insects in at night, hanging lure cans, a sticky trap to physically capture them, and no easy way to put birds to work in their favor. Each is bought separately, often made of plastic that wears out, and maintained separately.
The ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap brings all of this into a single bolt-fit iron unit — a bird perch, hanging lure trap cans, a solar blue lamp paired with a water trap, and a reusable sticky trap that never needs full replacement, only a top-up of sesame oil or water. Every part is joined with bolts and nuts, so the whole unit is easy to assemble, install, remove, and maintain.
Four field-tested methods, bolted together in a single reusable iron housing.
A T-shaped perch at the top gives birds a natural landing spot near your crop, encouraging free, natural predation of insects.
Iron lure cans hang at the edges of the bird perch. Their scent and colour draw insects in, trapping them away from your crop.
A solar-powered blue lamp lights up at night and draws insects to it. The insects fall into the water-filled can right below the lamp and stay trapped — simple, and nothing to plug in.
The iron can body is coated with sesame oil to create a sticky trapping surface. When it loses stickiness, just reapply sesame oil and reuse it — no plastic sheet to throw away and rebuy.
The bird perch, lure trap cans, solar blue lamp with water trap, and reusable sticky surface all bolt onto a single iron body and a single install point in the field.
= One ParvaSense bolt-fit unit, installed once
How the ParvaSense reusable, bolt-fit iron design compares to the plastic tray traps and standalone lure traps other brands sell. Add your own photos below to show customers directly.
Plastic tray sticky trap — cracks and warps in sun and rain, needs full replacement
Reusable iron-can sticky trap — just reapply sesame oil, season after season
Standalone plastic lure trap — a separate purchase with its own separate upkeep
Iron lure cans and a water-filled can under the solar lamp — all bolted onto one unit, no plastic
The ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap body is constructed using GA iron, chosen for standard durability and long-term outdoor use across changing field conditions.
Every part of the housing is designed around the realities of farm work — reliable construction, a farm-friendly form factor, and a fully bolt-and-nut assembly that stays convenient to install, check, and maintain season after season.
Core details of the ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap. Fields marked in yellow are placeholders — replace with exact values before publishing.
| Product Name | ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap |
| System Type | Bird Perch + Lure Trap Cans + Solar Blue Lamp/Water Trap + Reusable Sticky Trap |
| Material | GA Iron |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Application | Farms, gardens, greenhouses, and agricultural fields |
| Assembly | Bolt & nut fitting — easy to assemble, install, remove, and maintain |
| Durability | Designed for outdoor agricultural use |
| Coverage Area | 1 Acre |
| Dimensions | 6F x 2F |
| Weight | 5kgs |
| Warranty | One Year Warranty |
What farmers gain from a single integrated, bolt-fit unit.
Bird perch, lure trap cans, solar blue lamp trap, and sticky trap — all in one unit
Reduced need to buy separate pest-control products
Bolt-fit assembly — easy to assemble, install, remove, and reuse
Convenient to install and use
Solar-powered and energy-efficient
Durable GA iron construction
No plastic trays to crack or replace
Watch the ParvaSense Solar Insect Trap at work in the field — installation, the four trapping methods, and real farm results. Replace the placeholders below with your own video files.
Product overview
Bolt-fit installation, step by step
Field results from real farms
Bolt the unit together and place it at the recommended field location. Birds use the perch, and the lure cans hanging at its edges attract and trap insects around the clock. By night, the solar blue lamp lights up and draws insects down into the water-filled can right below it. Keep the sticky surface working by reapplying sesame oil whenever it loses its grip — for continuous, year-round capture.