Device for evaporating volatile substances
AssigneeZobele Holding SPA
InventorsSergio Luque Vera, Roberto Camarero Díez, Jordi Masó Sabaté, Julio Cesar Ruiz Ballesteros
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Abstract
The device for evaporating volatile substances comprises a heater (1) which heats a wick (2) impregnated in said volatile substances and characterised in that said heater (1) is formed from a printed circuit board (10) provided with at least one resistor (11). It allows a device for evaporating volatile substances to be provided which comprises a heater with a very low thermal mass which allows a rapid increase in the temperature and variation of the working cycles.
Claims20
A device for evaporating volatile substances comprising:
- a heater which heats a wick impregnated in said volatile substances, wherein said heater is formed from a printed circuit board provided with at least one resistor;
- the wick is flat, the wick has opposite sides with both sides of the wick exposed to allow evaporation of the volatile substances into air by capillary action, the wick has a heat emission area that is optimized by a flat shape of an impregnated surface of the wick that allows evaporation of volatile substances to the air;
- the at least one resistor is arranged on a face of the printed circuit board that is oriented toward the exposed heat emission area of the flat shape of the impregnated surface of the wick;
- the wick is mounted in U-shaped sections of a support;
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- said printed circuit board comprises grooves for the passage of stops, in an assembled position the stops are in placement in the grooves of the printed circuit board and in contact with the U-shaped sections of the support.
A device for evaporating volatile substances comprising:
- a heater which heats a wick impregnated with volatile substances, the heater is formed from a printed circuit board having at least one resistor on the printed circuit board;
- the wick is flat and has opposite side surfaces that are flat surfaces and are exposed to air to allow evaporation of the volatile substances from the side surfaces into the air by capillary action;
- the at least one resistor is positioned on a face of the printed circuit board that is oriented toward a side surface of the wick with the side surface of the wick being exposed to the air and exposed to and positioned directly opposite the resistor on the printed circuit board;
- the wick is mounted between two sections of a support;
- the printed circuit board has grooves configured for the passage of stops through the grooves;
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- the wick and the printed circuit board are assembled together with the stops placed through the grooves and in contact with the two sections of the support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.