Fragrance dispensing apparatus

Electric heating – Heating devices – Resistive element: igniter type

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219274, 219275, H05B 348

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048374210

ABSTRACT:
A fragrance dispensing apparatus of the type which releases a fragrance from a solid polyamide resin body includes a volatile substance such as perfume oils, insecticides, odorants, bactericides and animal repellants. The apparatus includes a housing having at least one opening therein and disposed adjacent the composition for transferring fragrance therefrom to the other side of the housing. A heating resistor is provided in the housing for maintaining an elevated temperature. A heater plate formed of sheet metal is arranged in the housing in thermally conductive relationship with the heating resistor. The heater plate is configured to at least partially surround and contact the resin body.

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