Features of light catching

And what is the IP code of the lamp??

Indeed, the topic with the lamp was raised in the wrong forum.
Okoem is certainly right that the larger the lighting angle, the better. For this lamp, it was actually 100 degrees. So, tonight, from 11 pm, I conducted tests of a new lamp in a hurry. I caught it clearly at home in 2 km beyond the Moscow Ring Road, where the years, of course, are very weak. When fishing only on Ultra-vitalux, the summer intensity was approximately 1 butterfly per minute. When fishing for split DRL-250 approximately 5 per minute. When fishing at once on two lamps more than 10 per minute. Caught about 20 minutes per lamp. In general, a normal result. By the way, it shines with a more blue-purple hue than the DRL, and many butterflies flew to the two glowing lamps and spun around the new one. There are also doubts about the fact that if water gets on it in the rain, won't it burst right away? Once upon a time I had some kind of DSLR of this type, so the first drop broke it.

And a dead head (can you catch a butterfly on a lamp?

Yeah, put DRL-empty, 2 meters under the canopy hung obknovennaya incandescent lamp-4 scoops and a weevil

and what do you mean - professional?
what's it even for?

How for what, for catching butterflies! This is a special entomological lamp in a protective capsule with an optimized spectrum. It runs on a gel battery for up to 24 hours.

Almost zero years. The question is-why? Last night: +20, calm, no moon, pitch black. The result: 1 scoop of gamma, a couple of moths and midges. Does anyone have any guesses or theories as to why this might be the case? For comparison , last year, at the same time and in the same place on the screen sat a layer of scoops of different species, including all sorts of large and yellow-winged, and crested, and moth moth, several hawkmoth...

Almost zero years. The question is-why? Last night: +20, calm, no moon, pitch black. The result: 1 scoop of gamma, a couple of moths and midges. Does anyone have any guesses or theories as to why this might be the case? For comparison , last year, at the same time and in the same place on the screen sat a layer of scoops of different species, including all sorts of large and yellow-winged, and crested, and moth moth, several hawkmoth...

Please write someone what you need to connect the DRL to a regular 220 volt network, where you can buy it and how much it costs.

Comments about splitting the lamp. Our DRL split without any problems, carefully with a hammer, but my Phillips split along with the internal lamp. Someone advised first to file, probably this is correct, but for the sake of experiment, I decided to try a vise-wrapped in a rag, put it in a bag and in a vise, the outer flask clearly burst, and the whole thing split, while the inner one is intact.

Yyyyy!
Ilya, the first pages of the topic - everything is written there and even drawn
Briefly - the DRL lamp, the throttle for it (if the DRL lamp is 250, then the throttle is 1I-250DRL 42N-001. UHL2 (internal, built into the searchlight for example - it is lighter, 3.3 kg) or 1I-250DRL 42-001. UHL1 (independent version, in a metal case, weighs about 5 kg, is not afraid moisture)), wire, E40 cartridge (usually ceramic), plug.
That should be enough

I have from a pricked Philips 250 W lamp burned all the flowers within a radius of 7 meters. The leaves shriveled and turned red. Before that, there was our DRL-250 and everything was fine.

And I bought some Polish analog DRL-250 and carefully sawed off the flask. So in the pricked version of the eyes do not save any glasses, but the colors at least henna. And it flies almost the same, that on the pricked, that on the non-pricked (just put the flask back on )

And I bought some Polish analog DRL-250 and carefully sawed off the flask. So in the pricked version of the eyes do not save any glasses, but the colors at least henna. And it flies almost the same, that on the pricked, that on the non-pricked (just put the flask back on )

Maybe you have the wrong flowers? Phlox, roses, peonies, chestnuts and even weed are burning. And how can the flask be put back on?

No, I have been using a normal DRL for the second year, without pricking the flasks.
I don't want to ruin my eyes anymore.
Caution is a precaution, but the chance of eye damage, however, is great.

And the catchability?

Gentlemen, please consult us. After much hesitation and hesitation, an independent power source was purchased - that is, a Europover Honda generator. When connecting the DRL-250 lamp, the same one that was used when connecting to a regular network, this lamp goes out after a few minutes of operation, then lights up again. In general, you can't catch it. With a detailed analysis of the lamp device, everything is in order, nothing is short anywhere. Why is this happening? Or does this DRL require some additional device to work with the generator? Has anyone experienced anything like this? The generator at the same time furychit as if nothing had happened.

Gentlemen, please consult us. ................