What types of heating cups are there?

Following news reports about hotel electric kettles being used to cook personal belongings, electric heating cups emerged on the market. The emergence of the COVID-19 epidemic in 2019 has made the market for electric heating cups even more popular. At the same time, electric heating cups with various functions, styles, and capacities have also appeared in the product series of major brands. So what types of heating cups are there on the market so far?

Currently, all heating cups on the market are electric heating cups, which can be divided into two types in terms of portability: one is heated by an external power cord. The advantage of this type of electric heating cup is that it is usually connected to an external power supply, so the power is usually relatively large. At the same time, it can work for a long time and can heat cold water to boiling and heat it repeatedly. The inconvenience is that it requires an external power supply, so it can only be used in an environment with an external power supply.

The other is to store electric energy in the battery for heating at the same time. The advantage is that it can be heated at any time, which is convenient and fast. The disadvantage is that the battery energy storage heating method is used, and the design weight of the water cup limits the capacity of the battery. Usually, the water heated by the battery is used for heat preservation, and the power of heating the water cup is also limited. not tall.

Then the users can be divided into adults and children. Adults don’t need to explain too much, just talk about children. Children’s heating cups currently on the market should be accurately defined as infant heating water cups from the age group of use. They are mainly used to heat milk for infants and young children. For the convenience of infants and young children, they can drink warm milk at any time whether outdoors or on the go. .

In terms of capacity, heating cups based on external power supply are not too strict in terms of capacity, ranging from 200 ml to 750 ml. Heating cups heated by batteries are usually smaller, mainly 200 ml.