Breville Pty Limited

Tibor Hegedis

Richard Lehonde Hoare

David Davenport

Brendan John Foxlee

Marian Silviu Rosian

Vyvyan Rose

Lichan Meng

Ashley Marsh-Croft

Andrew Robert Morgan

Emma Craig

Byron Ashley Marsh-croft

Caroline Valentina Vasta

Tae-Kyung Kong

Jonathan Mark Woodcock

An immersion circulator cooking device comprising: a motor for drawing fluid used for cooking past a heating element; a heating element for heating the fluid; a first switching device used in a first power mode for controlling the heating element; a second switching device used in a second power mode for controlling the heating element; a temperature sensor for sensing a sensed device temperature of the first switching device; and a controller for selecting which of the first power mode and second power mode is selected based on the sensed device temperature of the first switching device.

Immersion circulator cooking devices

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

A display assembly () for a kitchen device (), the display assembly () including: a liquid crystal display panel () having a plurality of liquid crystal elements () forming a dot matrix (); a memory device () for storing executable instructions for operating the dot matrix (); a processor () adapted to execute the executable instructions to: determine a required output of the dot matrix (); retrieve a predetermined instruction set from the memory device () that corresponds to the required output; and operate the dot matrix () using the predetermined instruction set, wherein the predetermined instruction set includes an instruction for each element () in the plurality of liquid crystal elements ().

Display assembly with a dot matrix and pictographic elements

An induction heater () for a jug (). The jug () includes a base () from which there upwardly extends a side wall (). The induction heater () includes an outer housing () that encloses that chamber (). Located in the chamber () is the electronic component for the heater (), including an electronic oscillator (). The heater () includes a cavity () within which the jug () is located.

Induction jug heater

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

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 cooking appliance and method, the appliance including: at least one temperature controlled heating element; a user interface for enabling a user to select a predefined subject for cooking; and a processor module that maintains a cooking data for cooking the selected predefined subject, and provides prompts to the user during cooking. The cooking data can be indicative of a cooking sequence or procedure. A cookware sensor can automatically identifying cookware being used.

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Rosebery, Australia

Tibor Hegedis