JPH0736968U - Pan with thermometer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] When not in use, the thermometer can be stored in the pan itself without obstruction. [Structure] The handle 11 of the pan body 1 includes a base portion 12a along the outer surface of the pan body 1 and a pair of arm portions 12c protruding from the base portion 12a.
And a handle body 13 attached to the tip of the handle. The thermometer support 31 has a thermometer support 32 at one end, and the base
Engagement portion 35 that can be selectively engaged with 12a or arm portion 12c
At the other end. When the engaging portion 35 is hooked on the base portion 12a, the temperature sensor of the thermometer 21 enters the pot main body 1. When the engaging portion 35 is hooked on the arm portion 12c, the entire thermometer support 31 along with the thermometer 21 can be stored along the handle 11.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a pan with a thermometer such as a tempura pan.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a pot with a thermometer is known as described, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-39649. This type of conventional pan with a thermometer has a pan body with an open top surface.For example, when using the thermometer, an oil guard that is detachably attached to the top surface of the pan body is used to attach the thermometer. There is. The oil guard body is annular and covers only the periphery of the top opening of the pan body. On the other hand, there is also a removable lid that covers the top opening of the pan body when not in use. Further, the thermometer has a structure in which a rod-shaped temperature sensor hangs down from the center of the thermometer body having a display part, and this temperature sensor is inserted into and removed from a through hole formed in the oil guard body. That is, at the time of use, the thermometer body is supported by being placed on the oil guard body with the thermometer attached to the through hole, and the thermometer hangs down inside the pan body and is immersed in oil.

By the way, when not in use, the lid body is covered with a lid, but in the case of a pot having an oil guard body as described above, it is possible to store the oil guard body with a thermometer attached.

On the other hand, in a pan without an oil guard body, for example, a thermometer may be directly hooked on the side wall of the pan body to be mounted. In this case, when not in use, the thermometer is attached to the top opening of the pan body. The thermometer must be removed as it will interfere with covering the lid. However, if the thermometer that was removed in this way had to be stored in an appropriate place other than the pan, it would be difficult to store the thermometer, and this thermometer could easily be lost.

[0005]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As described above, in a thermometer-equipped pan, the thermometer must be removed and stored in a suitable place other than the pan when not in use. There is a problem that it is easy to lose this thermometer.

The present invention is intended to solve such problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a thermometer-equipped pan that does not have a problem of storing the thermometer when it is not in use and does not lose the thermometer. To aim.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the pan with a thermometer according to the first aspect of the present invention has a pan body having an open top surface, a lid body that can be opened and closed to close the top opening of the pan body, and an outer surface of the pan body. The thermometer has a handle provided, a thermometer, and a thermometer support, and the thermometer has a thermometer main body and a temperature sensor hanging from the thermometer main body. The thermometer support part has a thermometer support part for supporting the thermometer, and an engaging part. An engagement receiving portion is provided for use when the engaging portion is engaged, and the thermometer support is engaged with the handle in a state where the entire thermometer support including the thermometer is located outside the pan body. It is provided with an engagement receiving portion at the time of storage in which the portions are engaged.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a pot with a thermometer according to a second aspect of the present invention has a pot main body having an open upper surface, an openable and closable lid for closing the upper opening of the pan main body, and The handle is equipped with a handle provided on the outer surface, a thermometer, and a thermometer support, and the handle has a base portion along the outer surface of the pot body, and a pair of arm portions protruding outward from both sides of the base portion. And a handle main body connected to the tip of these arm portions, the thermometer has a thermometer main body and a temperature sensor hanging from the thermometer main body, and the thermometer support is The thermometer support portion for supporting the thermometer is provided at one end portion, and the engaging portion capable of being selectively engaged with the base portion or the arm portion of the handle from the upper side is provided at the other end portion. The temperature sensor hangs down inside the pan body while it is engaged with the base, and The shape is such that the whole body is located outside the pan body together with the thermometer in a state of being engaged with the arm portion and supported on the handle.

[0009]

[Action]

 In the pot with thermometer according to the first aspect of the invention, the lid is opened during use, and the thermometer support engages the engaging portion with the in-use engaging receiving portion on the upper side wall of the pot body. In this state, the temperature sensor of the thermometer supported by the thermometer support part of the thermometer support hangs down inside the pan body, and the temperature of oil and other oil inside the pan body during processing can be measured. Further, when not in use, the engaging portion of the thermometer support is engaged with the engaging receiving portion when the hand is stored. In this state, the whole thermometer support along with the thermometer is located outside the pot body, and the lid is placed over the top opening of the pot body.

In the pan with a thermometer according to the second aspect of the invention, the lid is opened during use, and the thermometer support has its engaging portion engaged with the base of the handle of the pan body from above so that the temperature can be controlled. The meter support is exposed to the top opening of the pan body. In this state, the temperature sensor of the thermometer supported by the thermometer support part hangs down inside the pan body, and the temperature of the oil in the pan body during cooking can be measured. When not in use, the engaging portion of the thermometer support is engaged with the arm of the hand to support the thermometer support on the handle. In this state, the entire thermometer support along with the thermometer is located outside the pot body, and the top opening of the pot body is covered with the lid.

[0011]

【Example】

 Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the pan with a thermometer according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. In addition, the pot of this example is a tempura pot. Reference numeral 1 denotes a pot main body, and the pot main body 1 is made by integrally forming a sheet metal by pressing. The pot body 1 is a bottomed cylindrical container having an upper surface opening 2, but the side wall has a double structure of an inner wall 3 and an outer wall 4. That is, the inner wall 3 rises from the bottom edge of the pot body 1, the horizontal portion 5 bends outward from the upper edge of the inner wall 3, and the outer wall 4 hangs from the outer edge of the horizontal portion 5. . A plurality of through holes 6 are formed in the horizontal portion 5. Further, a concave spout 7 is formed in a part from the inner wall 3 to the horizontal portion 5.

Further, handles 11 are provided on both upper sides of the outer surface of the pan body 1, respectively. The handle 11 is composed of a connector 12 made of sheet metal fixed to the pan body 1 and a plastic handle body 13 fixed to the connector 12. The connecting tool 12 has a base portion 12a as an engagement receiving portion that is substantially vertical along the outer surface of the pan body 1 when used, and is fixed to the bottom portion of the base portion 12a by bending toward the pan body 1. The piece 12b is fixed to the outer wall 4 of the pan body 1. Further, on both sides of the upper portion of the base portion 12a, arm portions 12c are formed which are bent outward and are horizontally engaged receiving portions during storage. Both arm portions 12c are parallel to each other, and the handle main body 13 is fixed to the tip portions of these arm portions 12c. The upper portion of the base portion 12a is located above the upper surface of the pan body 1 and outside of the outer surface of the pan body 1 in the horizontal direction.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a lid body that can be opened and closed. The lid body 16 is detachably mounted on the pan body 1 and closes the upper opening 2. A handle 17 is provided at the center of the upper surface of the lid 16.

Reference numeral 21 is a thermometer. In this thermometer 21, a rod-shaped temperature sensor 23 hangs down from the center of a disk-shaped thermometer body 22. The thermometer main body 22 has a temperature display section 24 that can be seen from above.

Reference numeral 31 is a thermometer support tool, and the thermometer support tool 31 is an integrally formed sheet metal formed by press working. The thermometer support 31 has an elongated shape, but has a round thermometer support 32 at one end. This thermometer support portion 32 has a through hole 33 in the center into which the temperature sensor 23 of the thermometer 21 is inserted, and the thermometer main body 22 is placed on the thermometer support portion 32 to support the thermometer 21 in a detachable manner. To do. Further, on the other end side of the thermometer support 31, a knob portion 34 is formed by being bent slightly upward, and an engaging portion 35 is formed by being bent downward from both side edges. Both of the engaging portions 35 facing each other have slit portions 36 that are pulled out downward, and these slit portions 36 are selectively fitted to the base portion 12a or the arm portion 12c of the handle 11 from above. . Then, the temperature sensor 23 hangs down inside the pan body 1 with the engaging portion 35 engaged with the base portion 12a, while the engaging portion 35 is engaged with the arm portion 12c together with the thermometer 21. The entire thermometer support 31 is located outside the pan body 1 and is supported on the handle 11. In this way, the shapes and dimensional relationships of the handle 11 and the thermometer support 31 are set.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described. When using, the lid 16 is opened as shown in FIG. Further, the thermometer support 31 has its both engaging portions 35 engaged with the base portion 12a of the handle 11 of the pan body 1 from above so that the thermometer support portion 32 faces the top opening 2 of the pan body 1. In this state, the temperature sensor 23 of the thermometer 21 supported by the thermometer support 32 hangs down inside the pan body 1. As a result, the temperature of the oil in the pan body 1 during cooking can be measured.

The tempura pan is used, for example, by hanging it on a stove. At this time, the ventilation through the through holes 6 causes the combustion between the inner wall 3 and the outer wall 4 as well. The oil in the main body 1 can be evenly heated. Moreover, even in the iron pot body 1, the far infrared rays are radiated from here because the temperature of the upper part of the inner wall 3 becomes higher than the liquid level of the oil, and fried delicious tempura is fried. Also, oil splashes are prevented. This eliminates the need for a conventional oil guard body and makes it possible to support the thermometer 21 to be used by using the handle 11 as described above.

Further, when not in use, as shown in FIG. 1, the both engaging portions 35 of the thermometer support 31 are engaged with one of the arm portions 12c of the handle 11, and the thermometer support 31 is handled. 11. Support on. In this state, the thermometer support 32 of the thermometer support 31 rests on the handle main body 13, and especially the temperature sensor 23 of the thermometer 22 is surrounded by the base 12a of the handle 11, both arms 12c and the handle main body 13. It is located in a crowded position. In this way, the thermometer 21 and the thermometer support 31 are housed in the handle 11, but since the whole is located outside the pan body 1, the thermometer 21 and the thermometer support 31 do not interfere with the pan. A lid 16 is put on the upper surface opening 2 of the main body 1.

As described above, according to the configuration of the above embodiment, the thermometer 21 can be housed in the pan itself even when the lid body 16 is covered on the upper surface opening 2 of the pan body 1. Therefore, when not in use, there is no trouble in the storage place of the thermometer 21, and there is no risk of losing the thermometer 21. However, in the stored state, the thermometer support 31 and the thermometer 21 are located along the handle 11, and in particular, since the temperature sensor 23 of the thermometer 21 is surrounded by the handle 11, the thermometer support 31 and The thermometer 21 is not disturbed and protected. Further, since the thermometer support 31 is attached to the handle 11 rather than directly to the pan body 1 even when it is used, the temperature of the thermometer support 31 rises, especially the temperature of the picking portion 34 side when holding it. The rise is suppressed and the risk of burns is reduced.

Next, a second embodiment of the thermometer-equipped pan of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6. In the second embodiment, the pot body 1, the lid 16 and the thermometer 21 are the same as those in the first embodiment, so the corresponding parts are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted. In the second embodiment, the handle 41 provided on the upper outer surface of the pan body 1 is composed of a metal connector 42 also fixed to the pan body 1 and a plastic handle fixed to the connector 42. It consists of the main body 43. The connecting tool 42 has an arm portion 44, which is bent outward and is a horizontal engagement receiving portion at the time of storage, at the top. Both arm portions 44 are parallel to each other, and the handle main body 43 is fixed to the tip ends of these arm portions 44. The width of the arm portion 44 is almost equal to the width of the side wall of the pan body 1.

Reference numeral 51 is a thermometer support tool, and this thermometer support tool 51 is an integrally formed sheet metal by press working. The thermometer support tool 51 has a thermometer support portion 52 on one end side. The thermometer support portion 52 detachably supports the thermometer 21 as in the first embodiment. In addition, a knob 54 is formed on the other end side of the thermometer support 51, and an engaging portion 55 is formed by bending downward from both side edges. Both of these engaging portions 55 facing each other have respective cutout portions 56 that are pulled out downward, and these cutout portions 56 are used as engagement receiving portions when the side wall upper portion 1a of the pan body 1 or the handle is used. The arm portion 44 of 41 is selectively fitted from above. Then, the temperature sensor 23 hangs down inside the pan body 1 with the engaging portion 55 engaged with the side wall upper portion 1a, while the thermometer 21 with the engaging portion 55 engaged with the arm portion 44. At the same time, the entire thermometer holder 51 is positioned outside the pan body 1 and supported on the handle 41. In this way, the shapes and dimensional relationships of the handle 41 and the thermometer support 51 are set.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described. At the time of use, the lid 16 is opened as shown in FIG. Further, the thermometer support tool 51 engages both engaging portions 55 thereof with the side wall upper portion 1a of the pan body 1 from above. In this state, the temperature sensor 23 of the thermometer 21 supported by the thermometer support portion 52 hangs down inside the pan body 1. As a result, the temperature of the oil in the pan body 1 during cooking can be measured.

Further, when not in use, as shown in FIG. 5, both engaging portions 55 of the thermometer support 51 are engaged with one of the arm portions 44 of the handle 41 to handle the thermometer support 51. Support on 44. In this stored state, the thermometer 21 and the thermometer support 51 are entirely located outside the pan body 1, and the top opening 2 of the pan body 1 is covered with the lid 16.

As described above, also in the second embodiment, when not in use, there is no problem in the place where the thermometer 21 is stored, and there is no risk of losing the thermometer 21. Moreover, since the engaging portion 55 of the thermometer support 51 is engaged with the side wall upper portion 1a of the pan body 1 during use, the position of the thermometer support 51 can be freely set along the periphery of the pan body 1. The thermometer 21 can be attached to the position where it can be set to the most unobtrusive position.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, but various modifications can be made. For example, in the above embodiment, the side wall of the pan body 1 is integrally molded to have a double structure, but the outer wall and the other part may be separated and fixed to each other with screws. Further, the through holes 6 of the horizontal portion 5 of the pan body 1 may be formed in an arc shape or may be rounded and provided in large numbers. Furthermore, the present invention can be applied even if the side wall of the pan body has a single structure.

Further, the shapes of the handle of the pot body and the thermometer support are not limited to those shown in the above-mentioned embodiments.

[0027]

[Effect of device]

 According to the invention of claim 1, a thermometer support having a thermometer support portion and an engagement portion is used, and the engagement portion is engaged with the engagement receiving portion provided on the side wall of the pan body during use. As a result, the thermometer's temperature sensor hangs down inside the pan body, and engages with the engagement receiving part provided on the handle of the thermometer so that the thermometer support along with the thermometer is entirely outside the pan body. Since it is placed in a position, the thermometer can be stored in the pan itself even when the top opening of the pan body is covered with a lid, and the thermometer can be stored when not in use, and this thermometer is lost. There is no such thing.

According to the invention of claim 2, the pan main body is provided with a handle having a base portion and a pair of arm portions, and a thermometer support portion is provided at one end portion, and the base portion or arm portion of the handle is provided from above. By using the thermometer support having the engaging part to be engaged at the other end, and engaging the engaging part with the base of the handle, the temperature sensor of the thermometer hangs down inside the pan body. By engaging the engaging part with the arm part of the handle, the entire thermometer support along with the thermometer is located outside the main body of the pan and supported on the handle. Even when covered, the thermometer can be stored in the pan itself, there is no need to store the thermometer when not in use, and there is no risk of losing this thermometer. Moreover, since the thermometer and the thermometer support are positioned along the handle when stored, they are not obstructive and protected. Also, since the thermometer support is attached to the handle, not directly to the pan body, even when it is used, the temperature rise of this thermometer support can be suppressed, and after that, when holding the thermometer support. It also reduces the risk of burns.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pan with a thermometer according to a first embodiment of the present invention in a stored state.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the same use state.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the same thermometer and thermometer support.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the same pot body.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the thermometer-equipped pan of the present invention in a stored state.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the same use state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Pan body 1a Side wall upper part 2 Top surface opening 11 Handle 12a Base part (engagement receiving part when used) 12c Arm part (engagement receiving part when stored) 13 Handle body 16 Lid body 21 Thermometer 22 Thermometer body 23 Temperature sensor 31 Temperature Meter support tool 32 Thermometer support section 35 Engagement section 41 Handle 44 Arm section (engagement receiving section when stored) 51 Thermometer support tool 52 Thermometer support section 55 Engagement section

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pan body having an open top surface, an openable / closable lid body for closing the top surface opening of the pan body, a handle provided on the outer surface of the pan body, a thermometer, and a thermometer support. The thermometer has a thermometer main body and a temperature sensor hanging from the thermometer main body, and the thermometer support includes a thermometer support portion that supports the thermometer, and an engagement portion. And an engaging receiving portion at the time of use in which the engaging portion of the thermometer support is engaged in a state in which the temperature sensor of the thermometer hangs down in the pot body on the upper side wall of the pot body. , The handle is provided with an engaging engagement receiving portion for engaging with an engaging portion of the thermometer support in a state where the entire thermometer support including the thermometer is located outside the pan body. With a thermometer. 2. A pan main body having an open top surface, an openable / closable lid for closing the top opening of the pan main body, a handle provided on the outer surface of the pan main body, a thermometer, and a thermometer support. The handle has a base portion along the outer surface of the pan body, a pair of arm portions projecting outward from both sides of the base portion, and a handle body connected to the tip portions of these arm portions. The thermometer has a thermometer main body and a temperature sensor hanging from the thermometer main body, and the thermometer support has a thermometer support portion for supporting the thermometer at one end, and The other end has an engaging portion that can be selectively engaged with the base portion or arm portion of the handle from the upper side, and the temperature sensor hangs down inside the pan body with the engaging portion engaged with the base portion. Also, with the engaging part engaged with the arm part, the whole is located outside the pan body together with the thermometer. A pan with a thermometer, which has a shape to be supported on a handle.