A saddle window air conditioner with an adjustable bridge
AssigneeHaier US Appliance Solutions, Inc.
InventorsQiang Luo, Jian Cui
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Abstract
A saddle window air conditioner includes an interior casing and an exterior casing. A bridge extends between the interior casing and the exterior casing. A first sleeve of the bridge is slidably received within a second sleeve of the bridge such that a length of the bridge between the interior casing and the exterior casing is adjustable by sliding the first sleeve within the second sleeve. The saddle window air conditioner also includes a gear assembly mounted within the bridge. The first sleeve is slidable within the second sleeve by rotating the gear assembly.
Claims20
A saddle window air conditioner, comprising:
- an interior casing;
- an exterior casing spaced from the interior casing;
- a bridge extending between the interior casing and the exterior casing, the bridge comprising a first sleeve mounted to one of the interior casing and the exterior casing and a second sleeve mounted to the other of the interior casing and the exterior casing, the first sleeve slidably received within the second sleeve, whereby a length of the bridge between the interior casing and the exterior casing is adjustable by sliding the first sleeve within the second sleeve;
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- a gear assembly mounted within the bridge, whereby the first sleeve is slidable within the second sleeve by rotating the gear assembly.
A saddle window air conditioner, comprising:
- an interior casing;
- an exterior casing spaced from the interior casing;
- a bridge extending between the interior casing and the exterior casing, the bridge comprising a first sleeve mounted to one of the interior casing and the exterior casing and a second sleeve mounted to the other of the interior casing and the exterior casing, the first sleeve slidably received within the second sleeve, whereby a length of the bridge between the interior casing and the exterior casing is adjustable by sliding the first sleeve within the second sleeve;
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- a gear assembly coupled to the bridge, whereby the first sleeve is slidable within the second sleeve by rotating the gear assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.