Portable fluid warming device
AssigneeToaster Labs, Inc.
InventorsAmy Carol Buckalter, David Oscar Iverson, Garet Glenn Nenninger, Roland David Horth
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AssigneeToaster Labs, Inc.
InventorsAmy Carol Buckalter, David Oscar Iverson, Garet Glenn Nenninger, Roland David Horth
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A portable device heats a fluid within a reservoir. The device includes a housing, a cavity, and an energizing element. The housing includes a first longitudinal end, a second longitudinal end, and outer surfaces of the device. The outer surfaces extend from an outer portion of the first longitudinal end to an outer portion of the second longitudinal end. The cavity extends from a cavity port that is positioned on an inner portion of the first longitudinal end to a cavity terminal positioned intermediate the first and second longitudinal ends. Inner lateral surfaces are adjacent the cavity and extend from the inner portion of the first longitudinal end to an outer portion of the cavity terminal. The energizing element is around the cavity. The cavity is positioned intermediate a first energizing element portion and a second energizing element portion. The energizing element provides energy to the cavity.
A device to heat a fluid contained within a separate fluid reservoir, the device comprising:
A portable heating system that is operative to heat fluid within a fluid reservoir, wherein the fluid reservoir includes a first reservoir portion and a second reservoir portion, the first reservoir portion has exterior surfaces, at least a portion of the fluid is within the first reservoir portion, and the second portion of the fluid reservoir includes a dispensing aperture, the system comprising:
An apparatus that is operative to heat a fluid contained within a fluid reservoir having exterior surfaces, the apparatus comprising:
A portable device that is configured and arranged to heat a fluid contained within a portable fluid reservoir having exterior surfaces, the portable device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.