Mesh type air vent apparatus for vehicle
AssigneeHyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.
InventorSeung Cheol Kim
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Abstract
A mesh type air vent apparatus for a vehicle includes a duct including an open inlet and an open outlet, a mesh cover including a plurality of mesh holes communicating with the outlet of the duct, a wind direction adjusting wing provided in the duct and configured to laterally adjust a wind direction, air dampers disposed on upper and lower ends of the wind direction adjusting wing in the duct to selectively open or close gaps between the outlet of the duct and upper and lower ends of the mesh cover, and a link part which individually moves the air dampers in the duct in forward and backward directions.
Claims14
A mesh type air vent apparatus, comprising:
- a duct including an inlet and an outlet;
- a mesh cover including a plurality of mesh holes communicating with the outlet of the duct;
- a wind direction adjusting wing provided in the duct and configured to laterally adjust a wind direction;
- air dampers which are disposed on upper and lower ends of the wind direction adjusting wing in the duct and selectively open or close gaps between the outlet of the duct and upper and lower ends of the mesh cover;
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- a link part which moves the air dampers in the duct in forward and backward directions.
A mesh type air vent apparatus, comprising:
- a duct including an inlet and an outlet;
- a mesh cover communicating with the outlet of the duct;
- a wind direction adjusting wing provided in the duct and configured to laterally adjust a wind direction;
- air dampers disposed on upper and lower ends of the wind direction adjusting wing in the duct;
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- a driving actuator configured to move the air dampers in the duct in forward and backward directions,
- wherein the air dampers are disposed above and under the wind direction adjusting wing and selectively open or close gaps between the duct and the mesh cover to guide air introduced through the inlet of the duct in one direction toward an upper or lower end of the mesh cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.