JPS596165Y2 - electric stove - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an electric stove whose purpose is to prevent heat conduction between the reflector and the exterior plate of the electric stove.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a conventional electric stove, and shows an exterior plate 2 on which a dial power bar 1 is provided on the side wall, and this exterior plate 2.
A reflector 3 is shown placed at the upper opening end of the reflector 3, but a heater such as a sheathed heater is provided inside the reflector 3.
A pot, kettle, etc. is placed on top of the reflector plate 3 and heated.
The reflector plate 3 is heated considerably by the heater, and the heat of the reflector plate 3 is transmitted to the exterior plate 2 and becomes high temperature, which also affects the internal equipment, the dial inside the dial cover 1, and other objects that are relatively weak to heat, such as resins. do.

Furthermore, since distortion of the exterior plate 1 due to high temperatures can also cause damage to the stopper fittings, it is desirable that the exterior plate 2 block the heat from the reflector plate 3.

The present invention is an electric stove devised to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and its purpose is to reduce the heat conduction between the reflector plate 3 and the exterior plate 2 as much as possible. This relates to an electric stove that also emits heat to the outside, and FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of a reflector and an exterior plate.The heater 4 is located inside the reflector 3 which is a dish-shaped container. and the reflecting plate 3 are fixed via a heater support plate 5.

In some cases, the heater support plate 5 may be provided with an insulator without contacting the reflector plate 3.

Further, a heat shield plate 6 is provided below the reflector plate 3 to shield heat from inside the exterior plate 2.

The heat shield plate 6 is connected to the reflector plate 3 by appropriately selected fasteners 7.

This heat shield plate 6 is fixed between the bottom surfaces of the exterior plate 2 (l through support metal fittings 8).

For fixing, properly selected screws are used.

The structure of the reflector plate 3 or the heat shield plate 6 described above is conventionally well known in electric stoves, but the present invention
A cut-down portion 21 is provided outwardly of the exterior plate 2 by partially cutting down the periphery of the upper opening end 22 of the exterior plate 2.

That is, although the reflector plate 3 is placed on the upper open end 22 of the exterior plate 2, the cut-down portion 21 creates a space between the reflector plate 3 and the exterior plate 2, and there is no contact between the reflector plate 3 and the exterior plate 2, so the reflection is better than that of conventional products. Heat conduction from the plate 3 decreases, and the heated air inside the exterior plate 2 is released to the outside through the gap between the reflector plate 3 and the exterior plate 2, so heated air is not trapped inside the exterior plate 2. This prevents the harmful effects of heat from electric stoves.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a conventional electric stove. FIG. 2 is a sectional side view of the electric stove of the present invention. In Figures 1 and 2, 1...Dial cover, 2...Exterior plate, 3...Reflector, 4
...It's a heater.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An electric cooking stove characterized in that the upper opening end of an exterior plate on which a reflector plate equipped with a heater is mounted is partially cut down to create an air space that does not come into contact with the reflector plate.