Heating appliance with a built-in battery arranged in the incoming fresh air flow
AssigneeLancey Energy Storage
InventorsYohann Chatillon, Raphaël Meyer, Gilles Moreau
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AssigneeLancey Energy Storage
InventorsYohann Chatillon, Raphaël Meyer, Gilles Moreau
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A heating appliance of the electric radiator type, including a housing containing a DC operated electrical energy storage device charged by an electrical power supply source outside the appliance, and at least one heating body that can be powered by the electrical power supply source and/or by the electrical energy storage device. The housing also comprises at least one air inlet arranged in a lower part of the housing to allow air to enter the space internally defined by the housing, and at least one air outlet arranged in an upper part of the housing to allow the air to leave the space. The electrical energy storage device is arranged across the air flow that circulates, in the space, from the at least one air inlet to the at least one air outlet, in a location situated, as observed in the direction of circulation of the flow, between the at least one air inlet and the at least one heating body.
An electrical radiator heating appliance having a case containing, an electric power storage device operating under a direct current configured to be charged by an electric power supply source external to the appliance, at least one heater member that is powered by the electric power supply source and/or by the electric power storage device, the case comprising at least one air inlet arranged in a lower portion of the case to allow air to enter a volume delimited internally by the case and at least one air outlet arranged in an upper portion of the case to allow air to exit the volume, wherein the electric power storage device is implanted across an air flow which circulates, in the volume, from the at least one air inlet to the at least one air outlet, at a location located, in a direction of circulation of the air flow, between the at least one air inlet and the at least one heater member.
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