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US 2026/0029154 A1Published application
Air management apparatus
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsIn-Hyeuk CHOI, Seungho BAEK, Joo-Gyeom KIM, Jiug HA, Jeonghwan SOHN
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Abstract
An air management apparatus including an air discharge module that is selectively mounted to a main body. A desired air discharge module is mounted to the main body so that air is discharged in various ways. Accordingly, the air management apparatus allows a user to customize an air discharge method to suit an environment where the air management apparatus is used or customized to the user's preference.
Claims20
An air management apparatus comprising:
- a main body comprising:
- a main body housing, the main body housing defining at least a part of an exterior of the main body;
- an air inlet located on the main body housing;
- a driving fan configured to draw air from an indoor space through the air inlet of the main body housing and discharge the air back to the indoor space;
- a heat exchanger;
- and
- an airflow guide;
- and
- an air discharge module comprising an outlet, the outlet being configured to discharge the drawn air to the indoor space, the air discharge module being separably coupled to the main body.
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An air management system comprising:
- a main body comprising:
- a main body housing, the main body housing defining at least a part of an exterior of the main body;
- an air inlet located on the main body housing;
- a driving fan configured to draw air from an indoor space through the air inlet of the main body housing and discharge the air back to the indoor space;
- a heat exchanger;
- and
- an airflow guide;
- and
- at least two air discharge modules, each air discharge module comprising an outlet, the outlet being configured to discharge the drawn air to the indoor space when coupled to the main body, each air discharge module being separably coupled to the main body, wherein each discharge module is configured to discharge air.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.