US 2010/0058795 A1Published application

Automotive dash board mounted evaporative cooling system

OwnerEric Allen Schmitterinventor

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Abstract

An Automotive dash board mounted evaporative cooling system. A small, light weight, portable square housing manufactured from molded plastic. The housing has two air intake doors that open up to a forty-five degree angle. These doors open from the top and have piece of cloth that can be cleaned and reused. There is a fan shroud that is built into the front section of the housing that helps direct the air be pushed out of it. A suction pump is mounted to the back of the housing which pulls water from a separate water bottle through a pair of plastic or vinyl tubing. There is a universal bottle cap that allows the suction pump hoses to fit on any water bottle. The system is powered by a cord that can be plugged into an automotive accessory outlet and or cigarette lighter outlet. It mounts on all dash boards.

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Dependent claims

An Automotive dash board mounted evaporative cooling system comprising:

a. A small, light weight, portable, square housing, said square housing further having a front, a rear, a top, a bottom, two sides and a median portion there between, said bottom side including a water drain area and a water retainer sleeve, said top side having a power switch for turning the system on and off, said front side having a circle shaped hole in it where a fan shroud is molded around it's inside, said front side being the air exhaust vent of the system, said front side having an adjustable vent that is attached to it, said rear side having a suction pump that is mounted to it, said side walls having an air intake door that opens to a forty-five degree angle, and said median portion contains the inner workings;
b. a fan assembly including a built in fan shroud, a fan motor, a water distribution duct and electrical wiring.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.