Tabletop grill and filter appliance
AssigneeDomo Vision AG
InventorGeorg Feierabend
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Abstract
An electric tabletop grill has support elements, such as feet, for placement on a table surface, as well as an electric heater for heating food on the dining table. The tabletop grill also has a fan, a filter, and suction openings provided in the appliance. The fan is arranged such that, in operation, the fan draws air through the suction openings into a filter chamber and causes the air to flow through the filter and then out of the filter chamber through at least one blow-out opening.
Claims11
An electric tabletop grill comprising a housing with support elements for supporting the tabletop grill on a table surface, and an electric heater, said electric tabletop grill further comprising an electrically drivable fan and at least one filter, and wherein the housing forms a filter chamber and at least one suction opening, the at least one filter being arranged in the filter chamber, and the fan being arranged such that in one operating state air is sucked in through the at least one suction opening and is conveyed therefrom into the filter chamber and out of the filter chamber through the at least one filter.
A filter appliance, for being placed on a dining table in the vicinity of a tabletop grill, comprising a housing with suction openings and at least one exit opening, wherein the filter appliance has a cuboid shape, wherein an extension along a longitudinal axis is greater than a width and a height by at least a factor of 1.8, the filter appliance further comprising a tangential fan arranged inside the housing, the axis of rotation of which is parallel to the longitudinal axis, a filter chamber extending parallel to the longitudinal axis and comprising at least one activated carbon filter extending along the tangential fan, and the tangential fan being arranged to cause air to be sucked in through the suction openings, to subsequently flow through the at least one filter and to be blown out through the at least one exit opening.
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