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So
this smoke is not the same like SmokeCloak's? Smoke cloak's is harmles,
cannot
do any damage to electrical equipment etc.
This
one has some kind of security approvals, so I thought that it's requirement
for
such approvals to be harmless, not causing damage etc.
What't
the point installing it in data centre to prevent the theft, when smoke
would
destroy computers. It's better then to leave a robber. Maybe something
survives.
Regards,
Nik
Shouldn't think so Smoke Cloak works by
passing a
fluid through a heater block then expelling it through a nozzle, the heater
is
kept hot all the time. The other issue to consider is what damage the smoke
may do to the room or equipment.
Alancc
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 5:44
PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] House in
self-defence mode...
This is not expensive £30 for smoke bomb with 3 canisters. I suppose
that it's similar like smokecloak.
Nik
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