The Regin S220 Smoke Pen produces cool, dense
smoke--perfect for finding air leaks around windows, doors, chimneys, exhaust
hoods and laboratory equipment. Ideal for air balancing, verifying
ventilation systems, and verifying negative or positive air pressure. A
handy tool for K9 scent detection training.
Also great for testing smoke alarms.
The
smoke stream is dense and white, reacting readily to small drafts and light air
movement. The smoke has great hang
time, letting you watch air flow patterns over long distances.
The S220 Smoke Pen contains a patented
smoke-emitting wick that is lit with a cigarette lighter or match. The glowing tip emits smoke for as long as you need. A single wick will emit smoke
for up to half hour, but can be start and stopped by capping and relighting as needed. There is no waste; no mess—only safe non-toxic smoke. The unused portion of the wick stores safely in the barrel of the pen. This reusable product comes with six wicks, providing a total of three hours of continuous smoke or about 360 individual 30-second tests. The S220 Smoke Pen has a long shelf life when stored in a cool dry location.
- Dense white smoke for easy viewing of air flow and leaks
- Continuous stream that can be started and stopped
- Total burn time per wick, about 30 minutes
- Safe, non-toxic, no ash or residue S220 Smoke Pen MSDS
- Light with match or cigarette lighter
- Not for use near combustible gases
Watch the Regin S220 Smoke Pen in action:
Instructions:
1. Remove the soft black cap from the end of the pen.
2. Place the wick in the pen by pressing the chrome button on the end of the pen to open the jaws.
3. Adjust to allow approximately 3/8” of exposed wick.
4. Light the tip of the wick and allow it to burn for 10-15 seconds,
blow out the flame.
The pen will provide a stable and continuous stream
of smoke.
5. Extinguish the wick by replacing the soft plastic cap over the wick end of the pen.
6. To re-use, simply adjust the length of the wick and follow the steps as described above.
Carry Case for Regin Smoke Pen
This professional, heavy-duty nylon zippered carry case is the
perfect size for holding a Regin Pen or two, a couple packs of wicks,
the instruction sheet, and your lighter or matches. The carry case tucks
away conveniently in your tool box. Supplied in one of three random colors: Red, Navy or Grey. Note your color preference at check out and we'll try our best to ship it.
Order Refill Wick, s and Carry , Case below
Customer Reviews
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I've used the Regin Smoke pen to find air leaks around my window sashes,
sliding doors, door jams, electrical outlets and switch plates. The
thin stream of dense white smoke reacts to the smallest air movement.
The smoke lets you see right where cold air is leaking in so you can
effectively plug the drafts with a little caulk, spray foam or weather
stripping.
I light the S220 wick off my
electric stove burner. There's virtually no odor(nothing even remotely
like cigarette smoke or incense sticks) and there's no ash residue. The
mfr says the smoke is non-toxic- safe- tho I wouldn't want to breath it
directly in.
The Regin smoke pen is just as its name
describes. It is about the length and diameter of a typical writing pen
with a smoke-producing wick coming out the tip, much like a mechanical
pencil. It stores away nicely in your junk drawer or tool box.
Remember, the smoke is created by a burning wick, so be careful
where you set the lit pen down and of course, keep the S220 away from
any flammable fumes like gasoline, natural gas or propane.
The Regin smoke pen comes with 6 wicks. Each wick will burn for about
30 minutes, so you get around 3 hours of test time with your original
purchase. The smoking wick can be snuffed by replacing the pen cap, and
the remaining wick saved until your next air leak test. Extra wicks are available in a six-pack, S221.
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Today, a customer was describing how he uses his S220 Smoke Pen when
scent-training K-9 dogs. He uses the smoke to verify direction and
speed of air flow over the places where they hide the scent bags. He
says the thin trail of white smoke is very sensitive to even the
slightest air movement which helps him identify scent trails in calm
conditions.
