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US 2016/0109137 A1Published application
Low profile damper system for ovens
AssigneeField Controls, LLC
InventorsCory A. Weiss, Steven E. Guzorek
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Abstract
A damper system comprises a damper slide adapted to couple to a wall with a first outlet. In one embodiment, the damper slide has a first opening and is adapted to operate in a first position and a second position. In the first position, the first opening is at least partially aligned with the first outlet. The first opening and the first outlet are at least partially offset in the second position.
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A damper system, comprising:
- a damper slide adapted to couple to a wall with a first outlet, the damper slide having a first opening,
- wherein the damper slide is further adapted to operate in a first position and a second position,
- wherein the first opening is at least partially aligned with the first outlet in the first position,
- and wherein the first opening and the first outlet are at least partially offset in the second position.
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A damper system, comprising:
- a damper slide with a first opening and a second opening;
- and an actuator for moving the damper slide to a first position or a second position,
- wherein the damper slide is configured to be positioned adjacent to a wall with a first outlet and a second outlet,
- wherein the first opening and the first outlet form a first channel when the damper slide is in the first position,
- and wherein the second opening and the second outlet form a second channel when the damper slide is in the second position.
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A damper system, the damper system adapted to operate in a first mode and a second mode, the damper system comprising:
- a damper slide;
- and
- a vent riser,
- wherein the damper slide is adapted to couple to a wall with a first outlet,
- wherein the first outlet forms a channel in the first mode,
- and wherein the damper slide at least partially covers the first outlet in the second mode.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.