June Life, Inc.

Weber-stephen Products LLC

Nicholas Edward Beyrer

Mathias W Schmidt

Nikhil Bhogal

Angela Maria Schilt

Gabriel C Risk

William Alexander Mecker

Kevin Glennon

Jose Martinez

Angela Schilt

Mathias Schmidt

Jonas Lagerstedt

Stephen Krotseng

Mallory Evans

Joseph Michael Ciway

Dylan Mcgregor

Wireless temperature probe

In variants, an automatically-identifiable temperature probe can include: a probe body, one or more sensors, a connector, and/or any other suitable components. In variants, the method for temperature determination can include: determining a set of electrical signals, determining a temperature probe type based on the set of electrical signals, determining a sensor resolution model based on the temperature probe type, and determining a set of final temperature estimates based on the set of electrical signals and the sensor resolution model.

System and method for temperature determination

The system is preferably used with a cooking appliance with a heating cavity and can include: a vessel and a temperature probe. The system can optionally include: a lid, a tray, and/or a circulator. However, the system can include any other suitable components. The system functions to monitor and/or control the temperature of a volume of working fluid in a cooking appliance with a heated cavity.

Cooking appliance with temperature probe accessory

Cooking accessory

Cooking vessel

Controller for cooking apparatus

Temperature probe hubs are disclosed. An example temperature probe hub includes a housing and a control button. The housing includes a base. The base has a central portion, a peripheral portion bounding the central portion, and a filler extending between the central portion and the peripheral portion. The filler is configured to move the central portion relative to the peripheral portion in response to a compressive force applied to the filler. The control button is located within the housing. The control button is configured to be actuated in response to movement of the central portion of the housing relative to the peripheral portion of the housing.

Temperature probe hubs

Temperature probe hubs are disclosed. An example temperature probe hub includes a housing, a drain, and a probe jack. The drain extends through the housing. The probe jack is located within the housing in fluid communication with the drain. The drain is configured to remove fluid from the probe jack.

Cooking appliance accessory and method of use

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Nicholas Edward Beyrer