A Thermal Heated Lunch Box

Tan, Kien Guan (2012) A Thermal Heated Lunch Box. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The purpose of this project is to design a thermal heated lunch box with environmentally-safe feature and economic. It will include fabricating the thermal lunch box which aim to improve the lifestyle of human activity by extending the freshness of the food consumed and to keep warm up the food warm. The prototype will have the capability in maintaining the freshness of the food as consistent heat applies in the lunch box. The two layer cover which is inner and outer help to protect the food. The inner container is made from aluminum which can be remove for cleaning. It is also easy to clean and wash. The thermoplastic material is able to restrain high thermal that make it safe to use compare to other plastic material which will cause health issues when heat applied. This prototype will prevent the user from wasting their food as long the food tastes still remain fresh. The thermal lunch box is simple and user friendly. The prototype is programmed to cut off power when the temperature reached the set limit of 40 0C. The thermostatic effect makes the lunch box more useful and durable.

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