Liquid temperature heating device

A beverage heating device comprising:

• a tube being elongated and including a top wall having a perimeter edge, a perimeter wall being coupled to the perimeter edge and protruding downwardly from the top wall, an end of the perimeter wall being closed and having a hemispherical shape, a bottom section of the tube comprising a thermally conductive material;
• a heating element being positioned within the tube, the heating element emitting heat from the tube when actuated, the heating element being positioned adjacent to the thermally conductive material of the bottom section, the heating element comprising a plurality of electric heating coils;
• a power source being electrically coupled to the heating element, the power source being positioned within the tube, the power source comprising a battery and being rechargeable, a charging port being positioned on the top wall and being electrically coupled to the power source;
• a lid being removably positioned on the top wall of the tube, the lid enclosing the charging port within a space to prevent liquid from damaging the charging port;
• a control circuit being electrically coupled to the heating element and to the power source, the control circuit being positioned within the tube, said control circuit being programmable;
• a switch being electrically coupled to the control circuit, the switch being engaged by a user to actuate the heating element, the switch being coupled to the perimeter wall;
• a container enclosing a receiving space, the receiving space removably storing the tube when not in-use, the container including a base section and a top section being pivotally coupled to the base section, wherein the top section is pivotally positionable from an open position to a closed position, the receiving space having a cavity to removably receive the tube;
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• a temperature sensor being electrically coupled to the control circuit, the temperature sensor being mounted on the end of the perimeter wall, the temperature sensor being configured for measuring a temperature of a liquid abutting the bottom section of the tube and powering off the heating element when the liquid measures a temperature programmed by the control circuit.