Iron with surge steam function
AssigneeRowenta-Werke GmbH
InventorHarald Walther
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Abstract
The second vapor circuit of the second vaporizing chamber has, along the heating element (201), and located at the top of the heating body, a top channel (222) directed from the chamber towards the rear of the sole plate, and connected to the bottom channel (223) going from the rear towards the point of the sole plate, situated under the heating body of the sole plate. The iron has a heating unit (2) with a heater element, this heating unit also having a first vaporizing chamber (210) used for normal ironing, and a second independent vaporizing chamber (220) used for obtaining a surplus of vapor, each of these chambers having a vapor circuit ending in a set of vapor orifices in the sole plate.
Claims6
Iron having a soleplate (1) with a heating body (2) provided with a heating element (201) that extends along a path, the heating element (2) comprising a first steam chamber (210) utilized for normal ironing and an independent second steam chamber (220) utilized to obtain additional steam, each of these chambers being associated with a steam circuit terminated by a set of steam orifices in the soleplate, characterized in that the second steam circuit associated with the second chamber (220) has along the heating element (201) above the heating body (2) an upper channel (222) directed from the chamber toward the rear of the soleplate and a lower channel (223) connected to the upper channel and extending from the rear toward to the tip of the soleplate located beneath the soleplate heating body, the lower channel following the path of the heating element.
Iron having a soleplate (1) with a heating body (2) provided with a heating element (201), the heating element (2) comprising a first steam chamber (210) utilized for normal ironing and an independent second steam chamber (220) utilized to obtain additional steam, each of these chambers being associated with a steam circuit terminated by a set of steam orifices in the soleplate, characterized in that the second steam circuit associated with the second chamber (220) has along the heating element (201) above the heating body (2) an upper channel (222) directed from the chamber toward the rear of the soleplate connected to a lower channel (223) extending from the rear toward to the tip of the soleplate located beneath the soleplate heating body, and further characterized in that the steam circuit of the second chamber (220) is isolated from the evaporation walls of the first chamber (210) by a layer of air (225).
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