Heated high chair
OwnerJohnathan Crosbyinventor
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Abstract
A heated high chair disclosed here includes an heating element positionable within high chair, and further includes a heating element and an electrical power source. The heating element is housed within the high chair feeding member, where the high chair feeding member defines a cavity. The heating element is inserted into the cavity of high chair feeding member to transfer generated heat to an upper surface of the high chair feeding member, thereby conductively transferring heat to an upper surface of the high chair feeding member. The electrical power source is positioned adjacent to the heating element to heat the heating element, where the heat generated in the heating element sustains the heat of a food item positioned above the upper surface of the high chair feeding member.
Claims3
A heated highchair system comprising:
- a highchair, wherein the highchair has a backrest and a seat extending upward from legs;
- a heating element housed within a highchair feeding member of the highchair, wherein the highchair feeding member defines a cavity;
- the heating element included in the cavity to transfer a generated heat to an upper surface of the highchair feeding member, thereby conductively transferring heat to the upper surface of the highchair feeding member;
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- an electrical power source that is a battery insulated from the heating element and connected to the heating element and configured to provide power to the heating element, wherein the generated heat in the heating element heats a food item positioned on the upper surface of the highchair feeding member, wherein the heating element is positioned nearer to the highchair than the battery in a horizontal direction wherein the battery is positioned at an outer surface farthest away from the highchair in the horizontal direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.