Smoke Test- Smoke Emitter

Smoke Emitter Features:

Easy to Use
Variety of duration and Cu Ft coverage
Smoke available in different colors
Can be used with most smoke blowers
Convenient case

Caution:Only introduce sewer smoke bombs/emitters into a plumbing system through a smoke blower. If smoke is put into a drain-waste-vent system in this manner, temperature is not an issue.

Under no circumstances should these industrial smoke bombs/emitters be placed inside of a pipe. (They will burn the pipe, may ignite any methane present in the line.)

Smoke Test- Smoke Emitter

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Range Of Use	Volume, Estimated	Color	Quantity Per Case	Shipping Wt.	Item Number	Price	Action
Up to 3 Minutes	1200 CU FT	White	5 PER BOX	2 Lb (0.9 Kg)	938-9500-0180X2	$33.33	Add to Compare
Up to 4 Minutes	2500 CU FT	Red	5 PER CASE	2 Lb(0.9Kg)	938-9500-0180X1	$83.33	Add to Compare
Up to 90 Seconds	600 CU FT	White	10 PER CASE	1 Lb (0.91 Kg)	938-9500-0060X1	$33.33	Add to Compare
Up to 8 Minutes	18,000 CU FT	White	One Unit	1Lb (0.91kg)	938-9500-00480	$110.00	Add to Compare
Up to 45 Seconds	150 CU FT	White	10 PER CASE	1 Lb (0.91 Kg)	938-9500-0045	$25.00	Add to Compare
Up to 4 Minutes	2500 CU FT	White	5 PER CASE	2 LB (0.9Kg)	938-9500-00240	$63.33	Add to Compare

Plumbing smoke testing is a fast, reliable method for detecting leaks, cracks, and illegal connections in drain, waste, and vent (DWV) systems. Using a smoke blower along with the right smoke-generating product, you can quickly visualize problem areas without damaging the system.

Whether you're working on residential, commercial, or municipal systems, our smoke testing products help identify hidden faults and confirm system integrity. Browse our smoke emitters — or contact our team for guidance.

Smoke Emitters for Plumbing

Smoke emitters are compact sticks that produce dense smoke for plumbing/HVAC tests. They are ideal for residential and commercial inspections. When used with a smoke blower, they allow for fast, effective problem detection.

Key Uses of Smoke Emitters

Spot-checking vent stack airflow
Locating leaks and breaks
Verifying residential/commercial system connections
Code compliance testing

Why Use Smoke Emitters

Lightweight and easy to handle
Dense smoke with varying coverage ranges
Sold in convenient cases or containers

How To Choose the Right Smoke Emitter

Selecting the appropriate smoke emitter depends on the scale and duration of your inspection. Use the points below to help match the emitter to your specific testing needs:

Smoke Output – Measured in cubic feet per emitter; select based on coverage area
Burn Time – 45 seconds up to 8 minutes
Use Case – Best for HVAC, plumbing and residential/commercial applications
Colors – standard White but also available in Orange, Blue, Green, Dark Gray, Red, Yellow

Get Help with Smoke Testing

Need assistance choosing between plumbing smoke bombs and emitters? Contact our team at sales@petersenproducts.com or call 262-692-3100. We're happy to help you select the right product for your inspection needs.

FAQs

How do plumbing smoke bombs and emitters work?

They release visible smoke when ignited and used with a smoke blower. Leaks or defects in the system allow the smoke to escape, showing exactly where issues exist.

Are these products safe for residential use?

Yes. Both smoke bombs and emitters are designed for use in residential, commercial, and municipal systems without causing damage.

How long does a sewer smoke bomb/emitter burn?

Sewer smoke bombs/emitters have burn durations ranging from 30 seconds to 8 minutes. The ideal burn time is determined by the system's size and inspection requirements. For larger systems, a longer burn time or additional smoke bombs/emitters may be required.

Can I use plumbing smoke bombs/emitters on huge municipal projects?

Absolutely! Plumbing smoke bombs/emitters are suitable for both home and large-scale municipal plumbing systems. For large projects, additional smoke bombs/emitters or those with a larger CU FT production will provide comprehensive inspection coverage.

How to use Smoke Emitters?

To use smoke emitters, insert one into a compatible smoke blower and ignite it according to the manufacturer's instructions. The blower pushes the dense smoke through the plumbing system, allowing it to escape through leaks, cracks, or faulty connections. Always follow safety guidelines and ensure proper ventilation during use.

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