Wearable heating device for lumbar and abdominal region
AssigneeShenzhen iKeepfit Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsLIJUN WAN, YE SHEN
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Abstract
Provided is a wearable heating device for lumbar and abdominal region, which includes a wearing body, a heating element, a control motherboard, a control module, and a first battery box and a second battery box. The wearing body is fixed to an abdomen of a human body. The heating element is provided on one side of the wearing body that contacts the abdomen. The first battery box and the second battery box both have built-in batteries, and the two batteries are electrically connected to the control motherboard. The present disclosure uses dual batteries for independent or collaborative power supply, which not only extends the battery life, but also improves power supply stability and usage safety.
Claims11
A wearable heating device for lumbar and abdominal region, comprising:
- a wearing body, configured to fix the wearable heating device for lumbar and abdominal region on an abdomen of a human body;
- a heating element, which is provided on one side of the wearing body that contacts the abdomen of the human body;
- a control motherboard, which is electrically connected to the heating element;
- a control module, which is integrated on the control motherboard and configured to receive control instruction to control an operation of the heating element;
- a first battery box and a second battery box that are both provided on one side of the wearing body facing away from the heating element, the first battery box and the second battery box are provided on two sides of the heating element along a length direction of the wearing body;
- the first battery box comprises a first box body and a first battery, and the first battery is electrically connected to the control motherboard;
- the second battery box comprises a second box body and a second battery, and the second battery is electrically connected to the control motherboard.
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