Method and apparatus for controlling heating output of cooking p

Automatic temperature and humidity regulation – Closed fluid heaters – Top burner control

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99331, 126 39G, F23N 108, F24C 300

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050961160

ABSTRACT:
As the temperature of a cooking pan is measured by a temperature detector, a moisture detecting means decides whether a material to be cooked is to be boiled, sauteed or fried. In the case of the material to be boiled, a scorching preventing device works to prevent scorching of the material. In the case of the material to be sauteed or fried, an overheating preventing device prevents overheating of the material. For this end, the temperature detector, detecting how the temperature of the cooking pan increases, controls a heating device via a heating controller. Accordingly, the material can be cooked safely irrespective of the cooking fashion if only a force adjusting knob and an ignition/extinction button are manipulated.

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