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US 2017/0295970 A1Published application
Temperature regulating dinnerware set
OwnerBenjamin Edwardsinventor
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Abstract
An improved temperature regulating dinnerware set is a dinnerware set with each dinnerware piece having a heating element and a control member for controlling the temperature of the top surface of the piece. Each piece is adapted to connect to a power source to control the embedded heating element. An attachable cover is provided for each piece of the dinnerware set to help maintain the temperature.
Claims15
An improved temperature regulating dinnerware set, comprising:
- at least one plate;
- at least one bowl;
- at least one mug;
- and
- at least one saucer plate;
- wherein each of said at least one plate, at least one bowl, said at least one mug, and said at least one saucer plate comprises:
- a top layer;
- wherein said top layer is made from a material adapted to transfer heat to items placed thereon;
- a bottom layer;
- wherein said bottom layer is made from a heat resistant material;
- a heating element;
- wherein said heating element is attached to and located in between said top layer and said bottom layer, and is adapted to heat said top layer to thereby transfer heat to items placed upon said top layer;
- a control member;
- wherein said control member is located on an edge portion of said top layer and is electrically connected to said heating element and is adapted to allow a user to control the amount of heat generated from said heating element;
- and
- a power source;
- wherein said power source is adapted to connect with and provide electric power to said heating element.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.