Electric heating – Heating devices – Resistive element: igniter type
Patent
1986-08-04
1988-03-15
Goldberg, E. A.
Electric heating
Heating devices
Resistive element: igniter type
219272, 219518, 219504, H05B 314, A61L 903
Patent
active
047315229
ABSTRACT:
An insecticide dispenser capable of initiating the volatilization of a charge of insecticide to fumigate a room. The dispenser includes a container for the insecticide that is disposed upon a PTC heater. One side of the power supply necessary to initiate the chemical reaction passes directly through the cannister to the PTC heater. The other side of the power supply is connected through a support upon which the PTC heater rests. In the preferred embodiment, an electrical cut-off device is included in the circuit which will turn off the power when a predetermined temperature is attained which will be indicative of the initiation of the self-sustaining chemical reaction that causes the dispensing of the insecticide into the room.
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Goldberg E. A.
GTE Products Corporation
Theodosopoulos James
Walberg Teresa J.
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