US2011286725A1PendingUtilityA1
High Heat Electric Fireplace
Est. expiryMay 20, 2030(~3.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dennis O'Toole
F24C 7/004F24C 15/34H05B 1/0277
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Abstract
Provided is an electric fireplace comprising adaptations to permit the electric fireplace to accept electrical energy at first rate from an associated AC power supply and adaptations to permit the electric fireplace to output energy at second rate, where the second rate exceeds the first rate.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An electrical fireplace comprising
adaptations to permit the electrical fireplace to accept electrical energy at first rate from an associated AC power supply; adaptations to permit the electrical fireplace to output energy at second rate, where said second rate exceeds said first rate.
2 . An electrical fireplace comprising:
a storage battery, said battery adapted to,
accept a charge of electrical energy,
to store energy, and
output DC electrical energy;
a power cord adapted to operationally engage an associated AC power supply and obtain AC electrical energy therefrom,
wherein said associated AC power supply is a household electrical power supply;
a charging circuit operationally engaged with said power cord,
said charging circuit adapted to receive AC electrical energy from said power cord,
said charging circuit adapted to provide a charge of electrical energy to said storage battery;
an AC heating element operationally connected to said power cord,
said AC heating element adapted to accept AC electrical energy from said power cord; and
said AC heating element adapted to convert said AC electrical energy to heat; and
a DC heating element operationally connected to said storage battery,
said DC heating element adapted to accept DC electrical energy from said storage battery, and
said DC heating element adapted to convert said DC electrical energy to heat.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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