Marcelo F Ginestel from 6 Ironwood Ct, Racine, WI 53402, age 57

Fragrance Dispenser
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US Patent:

20100178042, Jul 15, 2010
Filed:

Jan 9, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/319606
Inventors:

Hermann Neumann - Kenosha WI, US
Jeffrey J. Christianson - Oak Creek WI, US
Marcelo Lauras Ginestel - Racine WI, US
International Classification:

A01G 13/06
US Classification:

392386
Abstract:

A fragrance dispenser includes a housing and a plurality of heating pans disposed in the housing. Each of the plurality of heating pans includes a corresponding heating element centrally disposed therein. A controller is disposed in the housing to control the amount and temporal distribution of power distributed to each heating element independently. Prongs extend from the housing to provide power to the controller. A volatile material holder is held within the housing and includes a plurality of reservoirs adapted to align with the corresponding plurality of heating pans, wherein each of the plurality of reservoirs includes a volatile material.

Fragrance Dispenser
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US Patent:

20130156408, Jun 20, 2013
Filed:

Jan 25, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/750824
Inventors:

Hermann Neumann - Haan, DE
Jeffrey J. Christianson - Oak Creek WI, US
Marcelo Lauras Ginestel - Racine WI, US
International Classification:

F24F 11/00
US Classification:

392390
Abstract:

A fragrance dispenser includes a housing and a plurality of heating elements disposed in the housing. A controller is disposed in the housing to control an amount and temporal distribution of power distributed to each heating element. Prongs extend from the housing to provide power to the controller. A volatile material holder is held within the housing and includes a plurality of reservoirs adapted to align with the corresponding plurality of heating elements, wherein each of the plurality of reservoirs includes a volatile material. A mode selector switch is disposed on the housing. A setting of the mode selector switch at least partly determines the amount and temporal distribution of power distributed by the controller to each heating element. The setting includes at least one of a sequential setting, a concurrent setting, and a combined sequential and concurrent setting.

Marcelo F Ginestel