Regin Hvac Products S105 Smoke Emitter 5 Pack 4 Min

Product Description

The REGIN HVAC PRODUCTS, INC. S105 is a smoke emitter pack used to test and verify smoke detection systems, airflow patterns, and ventilation pathways in HVAC applications. Each pack contains 5 individual smoke emitters with a 4-minute burn duration per unit. HVAC technicians and building commissioning professionals use these emitters to confirm detector sensitivity, trace air movement through ductwork, and validate system response during installation or routine maintenance. The controlled smoke output makes it practical for both initial commissioning and periodic functional testing in commercial and residential settings.

The S105 is suited for use in HVAC system testing scenarios where visual airflow confirmation or smoke detector activation verification is required. Typical applications include duct leakage tracing, diffuser throw pattern analysis, exhaust fan draw verification, and smoke detector placement validation. The 4-minute burn time per emitter provides sufficient duration for most standard field tests without generating excessive residue. These emitters are commonly used by licensed HVAC contractors, TAB (testing, adjusting, and balancing) technicians, and fire protection system inspectors.

Key Features

• 5 smoke emitters included per pack for multiple sequential tests
• 4-minute burn duration per emitter provides consistent, timed smoke output
• Designed for HVAC airflow tracing and smoke detector functional testing
• Compact form factor suited for field service kits
• Classified as a detection accessory for HVAC commissioning and maintenance use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose smoke emitter accessory for use with standard HVAC smoke detection and airflow verification procedures across residential and commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Smoke emitters should be used only in well-understood test conditions with relevant building personnel and, where required, the local fire monitoring station notified prior to testing to prevent false alarm dispatches. Follow all applicable NFPA, local fire code, and building safety guidelines when conducting smoke detector or airflow tests. Ensure adequate ventilation in the test space and keep emitters away from flammable materials during use. Dispose of spent emitters in accordance with local regulations.