What is the difference between a wide spectrum trap light and a common black light?

Q: What is the difference between broad spectrum traps and common black lights?
A: Wide-spectrum insect traps are a newly developed specialty light source that combines the spectral characteristics of black and violet lamps. Specifically, there are several differences compared with traditional black light lamps. First, it uses black light and violet light as the basic light sources, and uses proprietary manufacturing techniques to make light emission relatively stable and delay the attenuation of light. Second, it is a mixed light, and the emission wavelength has been broadened; again, the black light has only a peak wavelength of 365 nm, and the broad spectrum light trap has more than 365 nm peaks, and there are two other peaks, which is a significant effect of attracting insects. The key to improvement.