Thermal probe having resiliently biased temperature sensor for u

Electric heating – Heating devices – With heating unit structure

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219522, 374208, 338 22R, A61G 1100, H05B 334, G01K 114

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052850544

ABSTRACT:
A thermal probe for measuring and controlling the temperature of a transparent, multi-panel assembly in which one of the panels has an electrically conductive coating which serves as a radiant heat source. A sensor, urged against the panel having the coating, senses the temperature of this panel and controls a power source which powers the coating. A compressible spacing member, fitted between the sensor and the other transparent panel, urges the sensor into proximity with the panel being measured and controlled.

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