I don’t know, but I’d look at an ultrasonic humidifier as well and perform the same feasibility study.

If it was an humidifier, then sure. I apologize for this misleading question, What I wanted to figure out is if I can use a battery to generate enough energy to heat up a hollow metallic cylinder enough so that it can heat up a wick(really dense one), in it's core. Something like a mosquito killing device(Not sure what it's actually called), using a battery.

 

Thank you everyone, it had made many things clear for me.

My main concern is that, If I connect a LI-po or a Li-ion battery with a protection circuit to a metal plate or a cylinder. Will it short the battery out or what could be the worse I would be looking at. Actually I have never worked with Lithium batteries before, hence, all the hesitations accumulating.

 

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Not to overlook the power source and proper voltages, Li-Ion batteries don't like to go below a certain voltage. I know you said LiPo batteries, I'm not familiar with them, but I would think that you'd also need a circuit to cut off the power when the batteries reach a specific low voltage cut-off point. Because I don't know LiPo's I can't say that for sure. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it's a good idea to deplete a battery completely. Of any kind.

Yes, I did research that part and I think I must include a battery protection circuitry with the lipo or li-ion cell I would be using, to ensure great operation.

Thank you for your response!

 

Hello,

I have a humidifier at home that consumes 8 watts max.
https://venta-usa.com/product/lw45-comfort-plus-airwasher/
It has no heating element in the humidifier.
It works on a 24 Volts DC adapter.

Bertus

 

As I suck on my vape this morning, I’m wondering. Comes down to scale. My vape unit simply has a heating coil inside an absorbent wick, referred to as the chimney. Cheap and readily available.

 

As I suck on my vape this morning, I’m wondering. Comes down to scale. My vape unit simply has a heating coil inside an absorbent wick, referred to as the chimney. Cheap and readily available.

That's exactly what I was going to recommend now that we know it's not really a humidifier.

 

As I suck on my vape this morning, I’m wondering. Comes down to scale. My vape unit simply has a heating coil inside an absorbent wick, referred to as the chimney. Cheap and readily available.
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Wow. Guess that's probably the purpose to fulfill.

Thank you so much XD

PS : so the answer was within vapes, nice.

 

Hello,

I have a humidifier at home that consumes 8 watts max.
https://venta-usa.com/product/lw45-comfort-plus-airwasher/
It has no heating element in the humidifier.
It works on a 24 Volts DC adapter.

Bertus

Thanks checking it out !!