Enjoy delicious hot food with Induction Heating (IH)

ec-heat USB Portable Food Warmer uses the Induction Heating (IH) method to heat up the stored food, which is one of the highest-efficiency methods to keep food in a desirable serving temperature. The product design has a compact structure where the induction coil is surrounded by a vacuum insulated layer to keep food hot inside while remaining unaffected by the outside temperature. Together with the temperature sensor inside the food warmer to control the induction coil, the food warmer can keep food at a stable temperature of above 60°C, allowing food to be kept as hot and tasty as when it is freshly prepared.

ec-heat USB Food Warmer Induction Heating


Keep food above 60°C with 360 degree Heating

According to Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ), for cooked food, safe temperatures are 5°C or colder, or 60°C or hotter. In other words, pre-made food needs to be kept above 60°C or germ will grow, causing food borne illnesses. Unlike most electric lunch boxes on the market, which only heat up the bottom of the box, ec-heat food warmer has a unique patented technology enabling the food to be heated up in all directions of 360 degrees so that the food is heated evenly and thoroughly from top to bottom, keeping the food at a desirable temperature above 60°C.

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Real IR image taking from the top view of the food container
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Inside temperature of food warmer vs outside temperature at -2°C

Hot food anytime and anywhere

ec-heat USB Portable Food Warmer can be used anytime and anywhere. It can be powered up by a standard power bank or a USB socket. With a 10,000mAh power bank, the food warmer can keep food warm for 6 hours or more wherever you are including schools, offices, freight terminals, construction sites, suburbs, beaches, trains, boats or even planes.

You no longer need to wait for your turn to use the microwave oven in your office pantry to reheat your food at lunchtime.

ec-heat Portable Food Wamer at school