Breville Pty Limited

Brendan John Foxlee

Vyvyan Rose

Richard Lehonde Hoare

Marian Silviu Rosian

David Davenport

Tibor Hegedis

Lichan Meng

Gregory Upston

Ashley Marsh-Croft

Emma Craig

Michael Thorogood

Emma Larkin

Khon Thai

Greg Upston

Garth Ryan

Pierce James Barnard

Byron Ashley Marsh-croft

John Chul-Won Lee

William Shen

Ellaluna Taylor

Catherine Mary Ruspino

Byron Ashley Marsh-Croft

A sous vide device () including an outer housing () within which there is located a heated tube () surrounding inner tubular wall (), with the inner tubular wall () providing a first duct (), and a second duct () being provided between the inner tubular wall and outer tubular wall with the first duct () and second duct () co-operating to provide a fluid flow path extending from an inlet () to an outlet (), with vanes () being attached to the inner tubular wall () so as to be rotatably driven thereby to cause the liquid to pass along the fluid flow path.

Sous vide device

A food cooking appliance such as a waffle maker, pizza maker or toaster uses a combination of sensor inputs and optional user preferences to determine an optimal cooking time.

Waffle maker

A cooking appliance () including: a body () providing a floor () and a ceiling (), with the floor () and ceiling () at least partly surrounding a cooking cavity (), the body () having an opening via which product to be cooked can be moved in and out of the cooking appliance (), the cavity () having a periphery at least partly surrounding a cooking area () adjacent the floor () to locate the product therein; a heating element () located in an upper portion of the cavity () to deliver radiant energy to cook the product; and a shield () integral to the heating element () and at least partly surrounding the heating element () to shield a portion of the cooking area () from the radiant energy.

Cooking appliance

A cooktop appliance apparatus for use in cooking includes a controller for controlling operation of the fan system based on an average power level supplied to a heating system, and based on a temperature measure associated with one or more subsystems. The appliance includes a hardware-implemented safety module having two or more temperature actuated safety circuits. The appliance includes a user interface adapted to receive a user input with respect to operating parameters of the heating system, the user input including a heating control mode and a set temperature. The appliance includes a controller adapted to identify a cooking vessel on an induction cooktop.

Cooktop

There is disclosed herein a sous vide appliance () including: a tube () having longitudinally opposite first and second ends (), and providing a liquid flow path () having an inlet adjacent the first end (), and an outlet adjacent the second end (); a heating element () mounted adjacent the tube () to heat liquid passing along the flow path from the inlet to the outlet; an outer housing () within which the tube () is located; and a switch () located between the tube () and the housing () and operatively associated with the heating element () to provide for the delivery of electric power to the heating element ().

Sous vide appliance

A cooking appliance () including: a hollow body () having an interior () to receive a product to be cooked, the body () having an opening () via which product to be cooked can be moved relative to the interior (); a door () attached to the body () and movable relative thereto between a closed position at which the door () closes the opening, and a maximum open position at which the door () is spaced from the open position by a maximum predetermined distance; and a latch mechanism () operatively associated with the body () and the door () to at least aid in retaining the door () in at least one intermediate position at which the door () is spaced from the closed position and the maximum open position, the mechanism () including an abutment member () fixed to the body (), and a position defining member () attached to the door () and the body (), the position defining member () having a plurality of position defining portions including a first portion (), a second portion (), and a third portion (), with the first portion () corresponding to the closed position, the second portion () corresponding to the intermediate position, and the third portion () corresponding to the maximum open position, with the position defining member () being urged into contact with the abutment member () so that the abutment member () engages with a selected one of the portions (-) so as to at least aid in retaining the door () in a selected one of the positions.

An induction cooker has a temperature sensor mount that includes a reciprocating sensor holder and a flexible diaphragm.

Multi cooker

An apparatus for controlling one or more switched high power loads (or heating elements). The apparatus including: one or more switched high power loads (or heating elements), each high power load being powered from a common alternating current power source, and wherein each load is independently switched using a switching signal for zero crossing switching to achieve a desired average power output; the switching signal is generated that comprises a repeated switching sequence; the switching sequence indicates a respective selecting activation for each of the switched high power load over a sequence of half or full cycles.

Control of heating elements

The present disclosure describes an induction cooker () having an induction element () for heating a cooking vessel () containing a food substance. The induction cooker () also has a temperature sensor () for measuring a temperature of the cooking vessel () or food substance. A memory is also includes having stored therein a cooking sequence. The cooking sequence includes sequential stages, each stage being defined by a set temperature to be reached by the cooking vessel () or food substance, a set maximum power applied to the induction element () during heating and a time associated with the stage. A controller is included for retrieving the cooking sequence and controlling the induction element () based upon the cooking sequence and the temperature measured.

A cooktop appliance apparatus for use in cooking. The appliance including a controller for controlling operation of the fan system based on an average power level supplied to a heating system, and based on a temperature measure associated with the one or more subsystems. The appliance including a hardware-implemented safety module comprising two or more temperature actuated safety circuits. The appliance including a user interface adapted to receive a user input with respect to operating parameters of the heating system, the user input including a heating control mode and a set temperature. The appliance including a controller adapted to identify a cooking vessel on an induction cooktop.

A jug body having a through opening for receiving a blade assembly, the opening extending through a hub formed on an underside of the jug; the blade assembly having a bearing case within which is mounted bearings for supporting a shaft; the bearing case having a flange at one end and having threads at an opposite end, the threads protruding from a lower surface of the hub; the threads cooperating with a threaded nut that draws the flange into engagement with the jug; the lower surface of the hub and the nut being capped by a cover through which protrudes the shaft; a lower end of the shaft having attached to it, a coupling.

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Earlwood, Australia

Brendan John Foxlee