Air-conditioner with fluid tank
AssigneeElectrolux Appliances Aktiebolag
InventorsPedro Zemborain, Artur Daugela
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Abstract
An air-conditioner having a fluid tank configured to connect an indoor unit of the air-conditioner with an outdoor unit of the air-conditioner. The fluid tank comprises a first chamber, and a second chamber. The first chamber comprises a high-pressure inlet and a high-pressure outlet. The second chamber comprises a low-pressure inlet, a low-pressure outlet and a low-pressure filling opening.
Claims20
A fluid tank configured to connect an indoor unit of an air-conditioner with an outdoor unit of the air-conditioner, the fluid tank comprising
- a first chamber,
- a second chamber,
- the first chamber comprising a high-pressure inlet and a high-pressure outlet,
- the second chamber comprising a low-pressure inlet, a low-pressure outlet and a low-pressure filling opening, wherein the first and second chambers are configured to circulate a fluid between the indoor and outdoor units.
An air conditioner comprising:
- an indoor unit;
- an outdoor unit;
- a circulation system for a fluid circulating between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit;
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- a fluid tank in the fluid path of the fluid circulating in the circulation system, the fluid tank comprising:
- a first chamber,
- a second chamber,
- the first chamber comprising a high-pressure inlet and a high-pressure outlet,
- the second chamber comprising a low-pressure inlet, a low-pressure outlet and a low-pressure filling opening.
A fluid tank configured to connect an indoor unit of an air-conditioner with an outdoor unit of the air-conditioner, the fluid tank comprising:
- a first chamber comprising a high pressure inlet, a high pressure outlet, and a high pressure filling opening;
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- a second chamber comprising a low pressure inlet, a low pressure outlet, and a low pressure filling opening,
- wherein the first and second chambers are configured to circulate a fluid between the indoor and outdoor units, and wherein the fluid is water, a water-based solution, or an alcohol.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.