A baseboard heater with a steaming mechanism

Abstract

This utility model discloses a baseboard heater with an ironing structure, including a heater body, a support rod, and a drying rod. The drying rod is located on top of the support rod and is vertically and flexibly mounted on the heater body. The drying rod is positioned above the air outlet on the top of the heater body. The baseboard heater also includes a steam assembly, which consists of a water tank and a brush head. The water tank is located inside the heater body, and the brush head is detachably mounted on the support rod. This utility model integrates space heating and clothing care functions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of heater technology, and in particular to a skirting board heater with a hanging iron structure. Background Technology

[0002] With the improvement of home living standards, consumers' demand for multifunctional integrated appliances is increasing. Traditional baseboard heaters, with their wall-mounted installation and convection heating characteristics, have become an important heating device for modern homes in winter. However, existing products generally suffer from limited functionality: on the one hand, users often need to dry damp clothes or iron wrinkled garments while heating; on the other hand, conventional garment steamers need to be purchased separately and occupy floor space, leading to problems such as tangled wiring and inconvenient operation when used with heaters. Current baseboard heaters do not integrate steam generation devices and cannot achieve ironing functionality, still requiring the use of an external garment steamer. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a technology that effectively integrates space heating and garment care functions to solve the problem of limited functionality in existing technologies. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a baseboard heater with an ironing structure, which integrates space heating and clothing care functions.

[0004] The above-mentioned technical objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: a baseboard heater with a steaming structure, comprising a heater body, a support rod, and a drying rod, wherein the drying rod is disposed on the top of the support rod, the support rod is vertically and flexibly mounted on the heater body, the drying rod is arranged above the air outlet at the top of the heater body, the baseboard heater further comprises a steam assembly, the steam assembly comprises a water tank and a brush head, the water tank is disposed inside the heater body, and the brush head is detachably disposed on the support rod.

[0005] By adopting the above technical solution, a boiler is installed inside the brush head, and a water outlet is opened on the main body of the heater. One end of the water outlet is connected to the water tank, and the other end is connected to the brush head to form a water supply channel. The brush head can be removed from the support rod and ironed by aligning it with the clothes to be ironed. Clothes and fabrics to be dried are hung on the drying rack. The warm air blown out by the heater's air outlet can not only raise the indoor temperature to achieve the purpose of heating, but also form an upward airflow to dry the clothes and fabrics hanging above the air outlet. This effectively integrates the functions of space heating and clothing care. Moreover, when the heater is not working, it can also be used as a normal clothes rack, improving the versatility of its functions.

[0006] A further feature of this invention is that the heater body is provided with a heater body and a partition, the partition defining a first space for accommodating the water tank and a second space for accommodating the heater body.

[0007] By adopting the above technical solution, a water tank and a water pipe connecting the water tank are set in the first space, and water is flowed in the first space for ironing; a heater body is set in the second space, and heat is produced in the second space for heating. The different functions are divided into zones for easy mass production and later maintenance.

[0008] A further feature of this invention is that a locking assembly and an ironing board are movably connected to the support rod, and the ironing board is fixed to the support rod by the locking assembly or slides relative to the support rod.

[0009] By adopting the above technical solution, the ironing board is provided with several first through holes. The clothes to be ironed are hung on the first through holes by the hanger. The ironing board located on the support rod can provide support when ironing the clothes, so that the part of the clothes to be ironed is pressed against the ironing board. The brush head can more easily apply force to the pressed part of the fabric, making the ironing operation more convenient.

[0010] A further feature of this invention is that the locking assembly includes a sleeve and an abutment. The sleeve has a first cavity for accommodating the support rod. The abutment is hinged to the sleeve. Moving the abutment allows the locking assembly to have a fixed state fixed to the support rod and a movable state sliding on the support rod.

[0011] By adopting the above technical solution, the locking components are divided into two sets and symmetrically sleeved on the support rod. The moving abutment makes the end face of the abutment contact with the end face of the support rod, and the continuous force makes the support rod gradually move closer to the inner wall of the sleeve until they abut against each other. The support rod is firmly pressed against the inner wall of the sleeve by the abutment, thereby fixing the support rod and the abutment. Moving the abutment in the opposite direction makes the end face of the abutment gradually move away from the end face of the support rod, and the support rod gradually loses support, thereby realizing up and down movement in the first cavity.

[0012] A further feature of this invention is that the abutting member includes a flap and a protrusion. The flap is hinged to the sleeve, and the protrusion is fixedly connected to the flap and is disposed opposite to the side wall of the support rod. The abutting member has a slot for accommodating the protrusion. Flipping the flap causes the protrusion to tend to approach the support rod.

[0013] By adopting the above technical solution, the flip plate is flipped, and the protrusion gradually approaches the support rod through the slot under the action of the flip plate until it contacts the end face of the support rod. The force is continuously applied to make the support rod gradually approach the inner wall of the socket until it abuts against it. The support rod is firmly pressed against the inner wall of the socket by the protrusion, thereby fixing the support rod and the abutting part. Flipping the flip plate in the opposite direction makes the protrusion gradually move away from the end face of the support rod, and the support rod gradually loses support, thereby realizing up and down movement in the first cavity.

[0014] A further feature of this invention is that the ironing plate is provided with a clamping member, and the clamping member has an arc-shaped clamping part that matches the contour of the side wall of the brush head.

[0015] By adopting the above technical solution, the clamping component and the ironing board are integrally formed, and the brush head is fixed by being inserted into the arc-shaped clamping part.

[0016] A further feature of this invention is that a second cavity is provided on the side wall of the heater body, the second cavity is used for placing the water tank, a pull plate is provided on the outer side wall of the water tank, the pull plate is exposed on the outer surface of the heater body, and the water tank and the pull plate are fixedly connected.

[0017] By adopting the above technical solution, the height of the second cavity is greater than the maximum height of the water tank. When water needs to be added to the water tank, the pull plate is pulled to move the water tank outward, so that the water tank is removed from the second cavity. The bottom of the water tank is equipped with a water inlet, and a one-way valve is provided at the water inlet. The one-way valve is connected to the water inlet by a thread. The water tank is inverted and the one-way valve is unscrewed to complete the water filling of the water tank.

[0018] A further feature of this invention is that a locking block protrudes from the pull plate, and a locking groove is provided on the outer wall of the water tank. The locking groove corresponds to the locking block, and the locking block engages with the locking groove to fix the pull plate to the water tank.

[0019] By adopting the above technical solution, the water tank can be moved together when the pull plate is pulled by inserting the card block into the card slot, which facilitates the filling and assembly of the water tank.

[0020] A further feature of this invention is that a fixing frame is provided around the side wall of the pull plate, the fixing frame is fixedly disposed in the second cavity, a limiting member is protruding from the pull plate, a limiting groove is provided on the fixing frame to accommodate the entry of the limiting member, and the limiting member is provided with a guide surface so that the limiting member and the limiting groove are guided and engaged.

[0021] By adopting the above technical solution, when the water tank needs to be assembled, the water tank gradually enters the second cavity, and the limiting component on the pull plate gradually contacts the limiting groove of the fixing frame. The limiting groove gradually presses the guide surface of the limiting component, causing the resistance to increase. When the guide surface of the limiting component is inserted into the limiting groove, the resistance suddenly decreases. At this time, the water tank is assembled. The water tank can be judged whether it is assembled in place based on the tactile feedback of the resistance change, which facilitates the accurate positioning and assembly of the water tank.

[0022] A further feature of this invention is that the support rod is configured as two symmetrically arranged rods, and a drying board is fixedly arranged between the two rods. The drying board is located between the air outlet and the drying rod. The drying board includes a drying board body and two symmetrically arranged sleeve joints. The drying board body is fixedly connected between the two sleeve joints. The sleeve joints are provided with a hollow portion to accommodate the support rod. The drying board body is provided with several second through holes.

[0023] By adopting the above technical solution, two rods are inserted on both sides of the edge of the heater body, and the sleeve abuts against the support rod. The items to be dried are placed on the drying board, and the warm air blown out through the heater's air outlet passes through the second through hole to dry the items on the drying board.

[0024] In summary, this utility model has the following beneficial effects: it adopts a drying rod set on the top of the support rod, the support rod is installed on the heater body in a height-adjustable manner, the drying rod is arranged above the air outlet on the top of the heater body, and also includes a steam component, which includes a water tank and a brush head. The water tank is set inside the heater body, and the brush head is detachably set on the support rod, which has the effect of integrating space heating and clothing care functions. Attached Figure Description

[0025] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional representation of the present invention. Figure 1 .

[0026] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the heater body of this utility model.

[0027] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional representation of the present invention. Figure 2 .

[0028] Figure 4 This is a utility model Figure 3 A magnified view of C.

[0029] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the locking component of this utility model.

[0030] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the abutment component of this utility model.

[0031] Figure 7 This is a front view of the main body of the heater of this utility model.

[0032] Figure 8 This is a utility model Figure 7 Sectional view of AA.

[0033] Figure 9 This is a utility model Figure 8 A magnified view of D.

[0034] Figure 10 This is a utility model Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of BB.

[0035] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of the water tank of this utility model.

[0036] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the water tank and pull plate after separation.

[0037] Figure 13 This is a utility model Figure 12 A magnified view of E in the middle.

[0038] Figure 14 This is a cross-sectional view of the abutting part and the support rod of this utility model when they are in contact.

[0039] In the diagram: 1. Heater body; 11. Air outlet; 12. Heater body; 13. Partition; 14. Water inlet; 15. Air outlet; 16. Water outlet; 17. Support leg; 171. Casters; 21. Support rod; 22. Drying rod; 23. Locking assembly; 231. Connecting piece; 232. Abutting piece; 2321. Flip plate; 2322. Protrusion; 2323. Groove; 24. Ironing board; 241. Clamping piece; 242. First through hole; 2411. Arc-shaped clamp. 25. First cavity; 3. Steam assembly; 31. Water tank; 311. Pull plate; 312. Locking block; 313. Locking groove; 314. Limiting component; 315. Guide surface; 316. Water inlet; 317. One-way valve; 32. Brush head; 33. Second cavity; 4. Fixing frame; 41. Limiting groove; 5. Drying board; 51. Drying board body; 511. Second through hole; 52. Socket joint; 6. Shell; 61. Limiting section; 62. Chamber; 63. Limiting strip; 64. Limiting block. Detailed Implementation

[0040] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0041] A baseboard heater with a built-in steamer, such as Figure 1-14As shown, the heater includes a main body 1, a support rod 21, and a drying rod 22. The drying rod 22 is located on top of the support rod 21. The support rod 21 is vertically mounted on the main body 1. The drying rod 22 is horizontally suspended above the air outlet 11 at the top of the main body 1. The baseboard heater also includes a steam assembly 3, which includes a water tank 31 and a brush head 32. The water tank 31 is located inside the main body 1, and the brush head 32 is detachably mounted on the support rod 21. The brush head 32 contains a boiler (not shown in the figure). The heater body 1 has a water outlet 16 connectors. One end of the water outlet 16 connectors is connected to the water tank 31, and the other end is connected to the brush head 32 to form a water supply channel. The brush head 32 can be removed from the support rod 21 and ironed by aligning it with the clothes to be ironed. Clothes and fabrics to be dried are hung on the drying rod 22. The warm air blown out through the heater's air outlet 11 can not only raise the indoor temperature to achieve the purpose of heating, but also form an upward airflow to dry the clothes and fabrics hanging above the air outlet 11. It effectively integrates space heating and clothing care functions. When the heater is not working, it can also be used as a normal clothes rack, making it a versatile device.

[0042] Preferably, the heater body 1 is provided with a heater body 12 and a partition 13. The partition 13 defines a first space for accommodating the water tank 31 and a second space for accommodating the heater body 12. The first space is provided with the water tank 31 and a water pipe connecting to the water tank 31. The water pipe is connected to the brush head 3. Water flows through the first space for ironing. The second space is provided with the heater body 12. Heat is produced in the second space for heating. The different functions are divided into zones for easy mass production and later maintenance.

[0043] Preferably, a locking component 23 and an ironing board 24 are movably connected to the support rod 21. The ironing board 24 is fixed to the support rod 21 by the locking component 23, or the locking component 23 can be released to allow the ironing board 24 to slide relative to the support rod 21. The ironing board 24 is provided with a plurality of first through holes 242. Clothes to be ironed are hung on the first through holes 242 by a hanger. The ironing board 24 located on the support rod 21 can provide support force when ironing clothes, so that the part of the clothes to be ironed is pressed against the ironing board 24. The brush head 32 can more easily apply force to the pressed part of the fabric, making the ironing operation more convenient.

[0044] Preferably, the locking assembly 23 includes a sleeve 231 and an abutment 232. The sleeve 231 is provided with a first cavity 25 for accommodating the support rod 21. The abutment 232 is hinged to the sleeve 231. Moving the abutment 232 causes it to approach and press against the support rod 21, forming a fixed state between the locking assembly 23 and the support rod 21. Moving the abutment 232 in the opposite direction causes it to move away from the support rod 21, forming a movable state between the locking assembly 23 and the support rod 21. The locking components 23 consist of two sets, symmetrically sleeved on the support rod 21. The moving abutment 232 causes its end face to contact the end face of the support rod 21, and continuous force is applied to gradually move the support rod 21 closer to the inner wall of the sleeve 231 until they abut against each other. The support rod 21 is firmly pressed against the inner wall of the sleeve 231 by the abutment 232, thereby fixing the support rod 21 and the abutment 232. Moving the abutment 232 in the opposite direction causes its end face to gradually move away from the end face of the support rod 21, and the support rod 21 gradually loses support, thereby enabling it to move up and down within the first cavity 25.

[0045] Preferably, the abutment member 232 includes a flap 2321 and a protrusion 2322. The flap 2321 is hinged to the sleeve member 231. The protrusion 2322 is fixedly connected to the flap 2321 and is disposed opposite to the side wall of the support rod 21. The abutment member 232 has a slot 2323 for accommodating the protrusion 2322. Flipping the flap 2321 causes the protrusion 2322 to tend to approach the support rod 21. Flipping the flap 2321 causes the protrusion 2322 to gradually approach the support rod 21 through the slot 2323 under the action of the flap 2321, until it contacts the end face of the support rod 21. Continuous force is applied to make the support rod 21 gradually approach the inner wall of the sleeve 231 until they abut against each other. The support rod 21 is firmly pressed against the inner wall of the sleeve 231 by the protrusion 2322, thus fixing the support rod 21 to the abutment 232. Flipping the flap 2321 in the opposite direction causes the protrusion 2322 to gradually move away from the end face of the support rod 21, and the support rod 21 gradually loses support, thus enabling it to move up and down within the first cavity 25.

[0046] Preferably, the ironing plate 24 is provided with a clamping member 241, and the clamping member 241 has an arc-shaped clamping part 2411, which matches the contour of the side wall of the brush head 32. The clamping member 241 is integrally formed with the ironing plate 24, and the brush head 32 is fixed by being inserted into the arc-shaped clamping part 2411.

[0047] Preferably, a second cavity 33 is formed on the side wall of the heater body 1, and the second cavity 33 is contained within a second space. The second cavity 33 is used to accommodate the water tank 31. A pull plate 311 is provided on the outer wall of the water tank 31, and the pull plate 311 is exposed on the outer surface of the heater body 1 to form the outer wall of the heater body 1. The water tank 31 and the pull plate 311 are fixedly connected. The height of the second cavity 33 is greater than the maximum height of the water tank 31. When water needs to be added to the water tank 31, the pull plate 311 is pulled to move the water tank 31 outward, so that the water tank 31 is dislodged from the second cavity 33. A water inlet 316 is provided at the bottom of the water tank 31, and a one-way valve 317 is provided at the water inlet 316. The one-way valve 317 is connected to the water inlet 316 by a thread. By inverting the water tank 31 and unscrewing the one-way valve 317, water can be added to the water tank 31.

[0048] Preferably, a locking block 312 protrudes from the pull plate 311, and a locking groove 313 is provided on the outer wall of the water tank 31. The locking groove 313 corresponds to the locking block 312, and the locking block 312 engages with the locking groove 313 to fix the pull plate 311 to the water tank 31. By engaging the locking block 312 with the locking groove 313, the water tank 31 can be moved together when the pull plate 311 is pulled, facilitating the filling and assembly of the water tank 31.

[0049] Preferably, a fixing frame 4 is provided around the side wall of the pull plate 311. The fixing frame 4 is fixedly installed in the second cavity 33. A limiting member 314 protrudes from the pull plate 311. A limiting groove 41 is provided on the fixing frame 4 to accommodate the limiting member 314. The limiting member 314 is provided with a guide surface 315 so that the limiting member 314 and the limiting groove 41 are guided and engaged. When the water tank 31 needs to be assembled, the water tank 31 gradually enters the second cavity 33. The limiting member 314 on the pull plate 311 gradually contacts the limiting groove 41 of the fixing frame 4. The limiting groove 41 gradually presses against the guide surface 315 of the limiting member 314, causing the resistance to increase. When the guide surface 315 of the limiting member 314 is engaged in the limiting groove 41, the resistance suddenly decreases. At this time, the water tank 31 is assembled. The water tank 31 can be judged by the tactile feedback of the resistance change to determine whether the water tank 31 is assembled in place, which facilitates the precise positioning and assembly of the water tank 31.

[0050] Preferably, the support rod 21 is configured as two symmetrically arranged rods, with a drying board 5 fixedly arranged between the two rods. The drying board 5 is located between the air outlet 11 and the drying rod 22. The drying board 5 includes a drying board body 51 and two symmetrically arranged sleeves. The drying board body 51 is fixedly connected between the two sleeves. The sleeves are provided with a hollow portion to accommodate the support rod 21. The drying board body 51 has several second through holes. The two rods are inserted on both sides of the edge of the heater body 1, and the sleeves abut against the support rod 21. Items to be dried are placed on the drying board 5, and warm air blown out through the air outlet 11 of the heater passes through the second through holes to dry the items on the drying board 5.

[0051] Preferably, a housing 6 is provided around the side wall of the heater body 1, and the fixing frame 4 is exposed at least at the top outside the housing 6. A limiting segment 61 is provided on the housing 6 and at a position corresponding to the fixing frame 4. The top of the fixing frame 4 covers the limiting segment 61, forming a chamber 62 to accommodate the entry of the limiting segment 61. The limiting segment 61 extends a limiting strip 63 along the internal direction of the chamber 62. A limiting block 64 is provided on the top of the fixing frame 4 at a position corresponding to the limiting strip 63. The limiting block 64 and the top of the fixing frame 4 together form a space to restrict the displacement of the limiting segment 61 in the chamber 62, so that the fixing frame 4 and the housing 6 are kept in a relatively fixed connection state. When the limiting member 314 on the pull plate 311 gradually disengages from the limiting groove 41 of the fixing frame 4, it ensures that the limiting groove 41 will not be displaced, so that the water tank 31 can be easily removed.

[0052] Preferably, the heater body 1 is provided with a support foot 17 at the bottom, and the support foot 17 is provided with casters 171 at the bottom. The above design allows the heater to be easily moved to a designated location according to usage needs.

[0053] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. Therefore, all equivalent changes or modifications made to the structure, features and principles described in the claims of the present utility model patent application are included in the scope of the present utility model patent application.

Claims

1. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure, comprising a heater body (1), a support rod (21), and a drying rod (22), wherein the drying rod (22) is disposed on the top of the support rod (21), the support rod (21) is vertically and flexibly mounted on the heater body (1), and the drying rod (22) is arranged above the air outlet (11) at the top of the heater body (1), characterized in that: The baseboard heater also includes a steam assembly (3), which includes a water tank (31) and a brush head (32). The water tank (31) is located inside the heater body (1), and the brush head (32) is detachably mounted on the support rod (21).

2. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 1, characterized in that, The heater body (1) is provided with a heater body (12) and a partition (13), the partition (13) defining a first space (14) for accommodating the water tank (31) and a second space (15) for accommodating the heater body (12).

3. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 1, characterized in that... A locking assembly (23) and an ironing board (24) are movably connected to the support rod (21). The ironing board (24) is fixed to the support rod (21) by the locking assembly (23) or slides relative to the support rod (21).

4. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 3, characterized in that... The locking assembly (23) includes a sleeve (231) and an abutment (232). The sleeve (231) is provided with a first cavity (25) for accommodating the support rod (21). The abutment (232) is hinged to the sleeve (231). Moving the abutment (232) allows the locking assembly (23) to have a fixed state fixed on the support rod (21) and an active state sliding on the support rod (21).

5. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 4, characterized in that... The abutment (232) includes a flap (2321) and a protrusion (2322). The flap (2321) is hinged to the sleeve (231). The protrusion (2322) is fixedly connected to the flap (2321) and is arranged opposite to the side wall of the support rod (21). The abutment (2322) has a slot (2323) for accommodating the protrusion (2322). Flipping the flap (2321) causes the protrusion (2322) to tend to approach the support rod (21).

6. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 3, characterized in that... The ironing plate (24) is provided with a clamping member (241), and the clamping member (241) has an arc-shaped clamping part (2411) that matches the side wall contour of the brush head (32).

7. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 1, characterized in that... A second cavity (33) is provided on the side wall of the heater body (1). The second cavity (33) is used for the water tank (31) to be placed. A pull plate (311) is provided on the outer side wall of the water tank (31). The pull plate (311) is exposed on the outer surface of the heater body (1). The water tank (31) and the pull plate (311) are fixedly connected.

8. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 7, characterized in that... A locking block (312) is protruding from the pull plate (311), and a locking groove (313) is provided on the outer wall of the water tank (31). The locking groove (313) corresponds to the locking block (312), and the locking block (312) engages with the locking groove (313) to fix the pull plate (311) to the water tank (31).

9. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 7, characterized in that... A fixing frame (4) is provided around the side wall of the pull plate (311). The fixing frame (4) is fixedly installed in the second cavity (33). A limiting member (314) is protruding on the pull plate (311). A limiting groove (41) is opened on the fixing frame (4) to accommodate the entry of the limiting member (314). The limiting member (314) is provided with a guide surface (315) so that the limiting member (314) and the limiting groove (41) are guided and cooperated.

10. A skirting board heater with a steaming structure according to claim 1, characterized in that... The support rod (21) is configured as two symmetrically arranged rods, and a drying board (5) is fixedly arranged between the two rods. The drying board (5) is located between the air outlet (11) and the drying rod (22). The drying board (5) includes a drying board body (51) and two symmetrically arranged sleeves (52). The drying board body (51) is fixedly connected between the two sleeves (52). The sleeves (52) are provided with a hollow part to accommodate the support rod (21). The drying board body (51) is provided with several second through holes (511).

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