Cooling device comprising a pipe retainer
AssigneeArcelik Anonim Sirketi
InventorsOzgun Atac Gultekin, Fatih Demiray, Musa Caliskan, Murat Ungor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a cooling device (1) comprising a refrigeration volume (3) wherein the foodstuffs to be cooled are placed, at least one cabinet (2) having an inner wall (4) surrounding the refrigeration volume (3) and an outer wall (5) with heat insulating material injected between itself and the inner wall (4), a compressor (6) providing compression of the refrigerant and circulation pipes (7) that extend at least between the inner wall (4) and the outer wall (5), providing the refrigeration volume (3) to be cooled by circulating the refrigerant leaving the compressor (6) therein.
Claims19
A cooling device (1) comprising a refrigeration volume (3) wherein the foodstuffs to be cooled are placed, at least one cabinet (2) having an inner wall (4) surrounding the refrigeration volume (3) and an outer wall (5) with heat insulating material injected between itself and the inner wall (4), a compressor (6) providing compression of the refrigerant and circulation pipes (7) that extend at least between the inner wall (4) and the outer wall (5), providing the refrigeration volume (3) to be cooled by circulating the refrigerant leaving the compressor (6) therein, characterized by at least one retainer (12) having—a body (8),—an inlet port (9) enabling the circulation pipe (7) to be placed into the body (8),—more than one first arm (10), extending from the body (8) towards the circulation pipe (7), providing the circulation pipe (7) to be held inside the body (8) and—at least two second arms (11) extending towards the exterior of the body (8), at least one of them contacting the inner wall (4) and at least one other contacting the outer wall (5) at least partially.
The cooling device (1) as in 1, wherein the circulation pipe (7) having a distance between its outer periphery and the inner wall (4) or the outer wall (5) as much as the total lengths of the first arm (10) and the second arm (11).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.