Danby Products Limited

Intirion Corporation

Dandby Products Limited

Bryan Stuart Cunningham

Jim Estill

Gregory Allan Thomas Hall

Philip Emma

Dennis O'Brien

Dennis O′Brien

A combination microwave and refrigerator system is provided. The microwave oven is connected to a source of power and has at least one control circuit for controlling the operation of the microwave oven. A first power supply outlet is provided on the microwave oven. A refrigerator is connected to the source of power by connection to the first power supply outlet. The control circuit is configured to disable the cooling operation of the refrigerator, when the microwave oven demands cooking power, and enable the cooling operation of the refrigerator when the microwave oven is not drawing cooking power. A sensor is provided in the microwave oven, and is configured to cause cooking power to the microwave oven to be turned off upon the sensor sensing a level of smoke.

Multiple linked appliance with auxiliary outlet

A combination microwave and refrigerator system is provided. The microwave oven is connected to a source of power and has a control circuit for controlling the operation of the microwave oven. A first power supply outlet is provided on the microwave oven. A refrigerator is connected to the source of power by connection to the first power supply outlet. The control circuit is configured to disable the cooling operation of the refrigerator, when the microwave oven demands cooking power, and enable the cooling operation of the refrigerator when the microwave oven is not drawing cooking power. A safety sensor is provided in the microwave oven, and is configured to cause cooking power to the microwave oven to be turned off upon the safety sensor sensing a dangerous condition.

A combination microwave and refrigerator system is provided. The microwave oven is connected to a source of power and has a control circuit for controlling the operation of the microwave oven. A first power supply outlet is provided on the microwave oven. A refrigerator is connected to the source of power by connection to the first power supply outlet. The control circuit is configured to disable the cooling operation of the refrigerator, when the microwave oven demands cooking power, and enable the cooling operation of the refrigerator when the microwave oven is not drawing cooking power. A safety sensor is provided in the microwave oven, and is configured to cause cooking power to the microwave oven to be turned off upon the safety sensor sensing a level of smoke.

A refrigeration apparatus () is configured to be shipped in generally flat boxes and assembled near a location of use. A plurality of enclosure panels () bound an interior area (). A cover panel () including a door () closes a top of the interior area. A platform panel () including an evaporator () closes the interior area at an end opposed of the cover panel. The platform which includes heat transfer components is supported on a base () with casters () that facilitate the movement of the apparatus.

Refrigeration apparatus

A safe configured for holding valuables () includes a safe body () which bounds an interior area (). The safe body is comprised of a plurality of engageable panels. A door () is releasable engageable with the body. The door includes a lock () that is changeable between locked and unlocked conditions.

Safe configured for holding valuables

A refrigerator () includes a housing () having an opening (). A cabinet () is movable to extend in closing relation with the opening and to be disposed away from the opening. A door () including a transparent panel () is movable to close both a cabinet opening () and the housing opening (). Items stored in the cabinet area are viewable through the door with the door in a cabinet closed position. The door is movable to enable access to items stored in the cabinet. The cabinet is movable to access items in a storage area normally behind the cabinet.

Refrigerator

Refrigerator door

An exemplary support structure for a refrigerator () includes a pedestal (). The pedestal is comprised of a housing () comprised of a plurality of panels () which are held together in fixed relation through interengaging projections and recesses. A drawer () is comprised of a plurality of drawer panels () which are held together through interengaging projections and recesses. The panels which make up the pedestal are configured along with other components to be packed and shipped in a single box ().

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Kitchener, Canada

Bryan Stuart Cunningham