Seb S.a.

Cnrs

Jean-Louis Compeau

Dominique Gelus

Dierk Spatz

Martin Krebs

Henry Boulud

Benoît Linglin

Denis Paccaud

Jean-Claude Bertolini

Stephanie Pessayre

The invention relates to a handle for a cooking vessel that includes at least one thermoelectric generator thermally connected to a heat sink. The invention is characterised in that the handle has an inner cavity that extends longitudinally over at least one third of the length of the handle, and the heat sink extends longitudinally inside the cavity through at least two thirds of the length thereof.

Handle comprising a thermoelectric generator

The invention relates to a handle for a cooking vessel or lid that includes at least one thermoelectric generator. The invention is characterized in that the handle has a releasable locking device and the thermoelectric generator has at least one first contact surface thermally connected to a thermal coupling part that comes into contact under stress with a portion of the cooking vessel or lid when the releasable locking device of the handle is in a locked position on the cooking vessel or lid.

Removable handle comprising a thermoelectric generator

The invention relates to a handle for a cooking vessel that includes at least one thermoelectric generator. The thermoelectric generator includes at least a first contact surface thermally connected to a heat sink and the heat sink is formed from a material that undergoes a phase transition when heated to temperatures varying between 50&#xb0; C. and 70&#xb0; C.

Handle for a cooking vessel, comprising a latent heat sink

A steam iron having a boiling compartment () for producing steam and a steam distribution circuit with a smoothing brush () including a head () equipped with at least one hole () for emitting a flow of steam, characterized in that it contains a steam flow acceleration device () that generates a puff of air to increase the steam flow rate at the outlet of the smoothing brush ().

Steam iron comprising a smoothing brush

The invention relates to an iron comprising a sole plate which forms the ironing surface. An oxidation catalyst, which is active on organic dirt, covers the ironing surface. Said catalyst is active when the soleplate reaches a temperature which is at least equal to or higher than 90&#xb0; C.

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