SMOKE GENERATING MACHINES USE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
LITTLE GIANT MILLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Suite 150 2910 Waters Road Eagan MN 55121 Smoke generating machines for use in beekeeping, namely, bee smokers; Heat lamps for small animals; replacement bulbs for heat lamps;
SMOKE CLOUD Mann Lake Ltd 501 1st Street South Hackensack MN 56452 Smoke generating machines for use in beekeeping, namely, bee smokers;SMOKE;
THE MAGNIFICENT BEE THE MAGNIFICENT BEE PO BOX 153 TURKEY TX 79261 Smoke generating machines for use in beekeeping, namely, bee smokers;BEE;
THE MAGNIFICENT BEE 102184 P.E.I. Inc. 41 Towerwood Dr Stratford C1B1J5 Canada Smoke generating machines for use in beekeeping, namely, bee smokers;BEE;
VAROMOR Ievgenii Sydorenko 625 Antioch Avenue, APT 104 Fort Lauderdale FL 33304 Smoke generating machines for use in beekeeping, namely, bee smokers;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method for calibrating a smoke detector includes adjusting the sensitivity of the smoke detector to get a consistent predetermined response over the expected operating range. The sensitivity is generally consistent for all detectors and an independent offset value is determined for each detector. This offset value basically corresponds to the signal from the detector in a clean atmosphere. The sensitivity of the smoke detector is determined by measuring the response at different levels of obscuration and then appropriately adjusting the output of the light source of the detector. This process is repeated until the desired sensitivity is achieved. Thereafter, the offset value is measured or calibrated and stored in the smoke detector for use in setting alarm values.