Electric heating – Heating devices – Resistive element: igniter type
Patent
1986-08-04
1988-07-19
Hartary, Joseph W.
Electric heating
Heating devices
Resistive element: igniter type
219275, 219504, 219432, 219433, 219511, 422126, H05B 314
Patent
active
047587083
ABSTRACT:
An insecticide dispenser capable of initiating the volatilization of a charge of insecticide to fumigate a room and then automatically shutting itself off during, or at the completion of the dispensing of the insecticide, whereby the dispenser can be safely left unattended during the fumigation of a room. The dispenser includes a container for the insecticide disposed upon a PTC heater, the elements being arranged adjacent a bimetal switching device that opens upon sensing a predetermined temperature, and can hold itself in the open position until intentionally reset. When the electrical circuit is open, the power supply to the PTC heater is broken and the heating will be discontinued.
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GTE Products Corporation
Hartary Joseph W.
Theodosopoulos James
Walberg Teresa J.
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