Portable thermal convection rotisserie and barbeque apparatus for use in a variety of settings
OwnerEngelbart Lieftink, Lisa Ferrierinventors
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Abstract
A portable temperature regulated rotisserie and barbequing apparatus including a substantially cylindrically-shaped housing comprised of a stainless steel and further including a set of carrying handles. The hollow cylindrically shaped housing includes a latching mechanism to releasably secure the planar drip pan at the second end and a centrifugal fan including a plurality of concave blades which increase the volume and air speed to the blades. The spit releasably attached the centrifugal fan and rests on the shaft anchor.
Claims17
A portable barbeque and rotisserie apparatus which enables thermal convection cooking, the apparatus comprising:
- a cylindrically-shaped housing having a front side and a back side and configured to cook an encapsulated food through thermal convection;
- the front side including a set of sliding doors to provide access to the encapsulated food by sliding between an open and closed position, and a back side including a releasable rear panel to provide access to an interior fuel basket;
- a spit shaft extending a length of the housing and configured to mount an encapsulated food using a plurality of spit forks positionable along an axis of the spit shaft;
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- a centrifugal fan releasably attached to a top end of the spit shaft and contained within an interior top end of the housing and configured to rotate the spit shaft at a variety of speeds using a controlled air source.
A portable barbeque and rotisserie apparatus which enables thermal convection cooking, the apparatus comprising:
- a cylindrically-shaped housing which enables thermal convection to an encapsulated food and having a front side and a back side;
- the front side including a set of sliding doors contained within a recessed interior portion of the housing, each of the set of sliding doors including a handle to provide access to the encapsulated food by sliding between an open and closed position, and a back side including a removable rectangular shaped fuel basket housed within a recessed portion of an internal backside of the housing and configured to provide a containing means for a selected fuel source;
- a spit shaft extending a length of the housing and configured to mount an encapsulated food using a plurality of spit forks positionable along an axis of the spit shaft;
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- a centrifugal fan releasably attached to a top end of the spit shaft and contained within an interior top end of the housing and configured to rotate the spit shaft at a variety of speeds using a controlled air source.
A portable barbeque and rotisserie apparatus which enables thermal convection cooking to an encapsulated food source, the apparatus comprising:
- a cylindrically-shaped housing including:
- a front end having a set of sliding doors contained within an interior track and controlled using a set of affixed handles;
- a back end including a removable rectangular shaped fuel basket affixed to a rectangular shaped heat shield to enable a selected fuel source to be filled/removed;
- a open top surface to enable a discharged airflow to exit the apparatus;
- a bottom end including a substantially planar base releasably affixed to an exterior portion of the housing to discharge a collected residue from the encapsulated food;
- a spit shaft extending a length of the housing along an axis of the housing having a first and a second end;
- the first end dimensioned to fit a centrifugal fan having a plurality of concave pitched blades, and a second end comprised of a tungsten steel material having a spiked portion and configured to rotate within a spit shaft anchor, and configured to releasably secure a plurality of spit forks at a desired height;
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- a centrifugal fan releasably attached to a top end of the spit shaft and contained within an interior top end of the housing and configured to rotate the spit shaft at a variety of speeds using a controlled air source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.