Thermal serving station for countertop
OwnerTyler R. Pattersoninventor
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A thermal serving station for a countertop is a device by which hot or cold locations are built into a countertop to keep food warm or cold. A temperature rated glass plate houses either a heating coil or a refrigerant based refrigeration system is provided and is operated by electric power. Additional components are located in the cabinets below the countertop. Certain areas may provide both heating and cooling depending on the user's needs. Insulation under the countertop protects nearby materials from excessive temperature variations. The device is bordered by a trim ring and provides integral LED lighting as well. The lighting will glow red for a hot area and blue for a cold area. The device is controlled by a digital touch screen or by wireless link to a smart phone thus providing a smooth countertop area.
A thermal serving station comprising:
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