Heating hanger

Abstract

A heating hanger. The hanger includes a casing, having a lower and upper grills. The casing further includes a heating ensemble, which provides heat employing resistive heating elements, and a fan. A cycle commutator controls the operation of the heating ensemble and fan to provide heated forced airflow to a garment hanging on the hanger.

1 . A heating hanger, characterized in that, in relation with the arms ( 8 ) wherein the hanged garment is placed, it comprises:
 a) a casing ( 1 ) wherein a lower grille ( 2 ) and an upper grille ( 3 ) are held and they are associated to a heating ensemble ( 4 ) and a fan ( 5 ), respectively; and   b) a cycle commutator ( 6 ) which, connected to an outer power supply through a wire ( 7 ), monitors the switching on and off of both the heating assemble ( 4 ) and the fan ( 5 ) depending on, at least, one switch ( 9 ).   
     
     
         2 . The heating hanger, according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the cited casing ( 1 ) is divided into two semi-casings ( 1   a ), ( 1   b ), facing each other and engaged with each other by holding both the upper grille ( 3 ) and the associated fan ( 5 ) and the lower grille ( 2 ) and the associated heating ensemble ( 4 ), the switch ( 9 ) being disposed in one of the semi-casings. 
     
     
         3 . The heating hanger, according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the cited heating ensemble ( 4 ) comprises one or more resistors ( 42 ) on the housing/frame ( 41 ). 
     
     
         4 . The heating hanger, according to  claim 1 , characterized in that each grille ( 2 ), ( 3 ) comprises rods having several closed portions ( 21 ), ( 31 ) in a concentric arrangement being engaged by one or more open portions ( 22 ), ( 32 ) in an opposing arrangement.