Hot water extraction unit having electrical immersion heater

Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with container – enclosure – or support for material...

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15321, 219331, 219441, 219508, 219523, 338239, F27D 1102

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040469891

ABSTRACT:
Means for varying the heating rate of an immersion heater in a hot-water extraction unit comprising a solution tank in which an electrical immersion heater is mounted in order to decrease the warm-up time of the unit. In the preferred embodiment, the means comprise (a) a first heating element having a first watt rating; (b) a second heating element having a second watt rating, lower than the first watt rating; and (c) means for selectively actuating one or the other of the two heating elements.

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