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A food storage system mounted in a fresh food compartment of a refrigerator includes an enclosure, as well as a food receptacle slidably positioned in the enclosure. A thermoelectric (TE) device is employed to establish a flow of temperature controlled air for establishing a desired temperature in t

A food storage system mounted in a fresh food compartment of a refrigerator includes an enclosure, as well as a food receptacle slidably positioned in the enclosure. A thermoelectric (TE) device is employed to establish a flow of temperature controlled air for establishing a desired temperature in the food receptacle. In accordance with one embodiment, the thermoelectric device is positioned in a chamber defined behind the food receptacle. In another embodiment, the thermoelectric device comprises a module located atop the enclosure.

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A food storage system mounted in a fresh food compartment of a refrigerator includes an enclosure, as well as a food receptacle slidably positioned in the enclosure. A thermoelectric (TE) device is employed to establish a flow of temperature controlled air for establishing a desired temperature in t

A food storage system mounted in a fresh food compartment of a refrigerator includes an enclosure, as well as a food receptacle slidably positioned in the enclosure. A thermoelectric (TE) device is employed to establish a flow of temperature controlled air for establishing a desired temperature in the food receptacle. In accordance with one embodiment, the thermoelectric device is positioned in a chamber defined behind the food receptacle. In another embodiment, the thermoelectric device comprises a module located atop the enclosure. ally sloped walls of the plastic material will tend to center the cover on the bar. 2. A protective cover for covering the end of a concrete reinforcing bar, comprising, a hollow cylindrical rube having an open lower end and a closed upper end, a cap on the upper end of the tube and extending outwardly therefrom, a plurality of spaced rib elements secured to and extending radially outwardly from a centerpoint above the tube on an upper surface of the cap, the tube and the cap being comprised of a single one-piece molded plastic material of unitary construction, the closed upper end having an interior shape of an inverted truncated cone comprising a flat circular center portion of the plastic material with a diameter less than that of an interior diameter of the tube with a diagonally sloped side wall of the plastic material extending outwardly from a perimeter of the flat circular center portion and also extending in a direction towards the open end of the tube whereby when the flat end of a cylindrical straight reinforcing bar having a diameter slightly less than that of the tube is inserted into the tube towards the upper end thereof, the bar will engage only the diagonally sloped side wall of the plastic material of the tube and not the flat circular center portion thereof whereupon the protective cover will be uniformly centered on the bar and the center axis of the bar and the tube will be coextensive. 3. A protective cover for covering the end of a concrete reinforcing bar, comprising, a cylindrical tube having an open lower end and an upper end, a cap on the upper end of the tube, the cap including a canopy extending outwardly from the upper end of the tube, a plurality of spaced rib elements secured to and extending radially outwardly from a centerpoint above the tube on an upper surface of the canopy, a plurality of rib extensions extending radially outwardly from the tube below the canopy and being joined with the underside of the canopy. 4. The protective cap of claim 3 wherein the rib extensions below the canopy are in the same vertical planes, respectively, as the rib elements on the upper surface of the canopy. 5. The protective cap of claim 3 wherein a circular wall is secured to and extends downwardly from the canopy and intersects the rib extensions. 6. The protective cap of claim 5 wherein the rib extensions below the canopy are in the same vertical planes, respectively, as the rib elements on the upper surface of the canopy. 7. The protective cap of claim 5 wherein the rib elements on the upper surface of the canopy have outer terminal ends located above the circular wall. 8. A protective cover for covering the end of a concrete reinforcing bar, comprising, a hollow cylindrical the having an open lower end and a closed upper end, a cap on the upper end of the tube and extending outwardly therefrom, a plurality of spaced rib elements secured to and extending radially outwardly from a centerpoint above the tube on an upper surface of the cap, the tube and the cap being comprised of a single one-piece molded plastic material of unitary construction, the closed upper end of the tube being in the form of an inverted frusto one. 9. The cover of claim 3 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 10. The cover of claim 4 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 11. The cover of claim 5 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 12. The cover of claim 6 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 13. The cover of claim 7 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 14. The cover of claim 3 wherein a plurality of secondary ribs extend between the rib elements secured to the upper surface of the canopy. 15. The cover of claim 13, wherein a plural