Air vent
AssigneeKTX Co., Ltd.
InventorUwe Schulz
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Abstract
An air vent for directing an air volume flow into an interior of a vehicle, includes a housing, a servomotor, a mechanical actuating element for adjusting a direction and/or a quantity of the air volume flow passing through the vent, and a control. The control is designed to control the servomotor. The mechanical actuating element is movably held on the housing. The servomotor is arranged for motorized adjustment of the actuating element. The control unit is attached to the housing, and the servomotor is attached to the housing. The control unit is designed to control one or more servomotors.
Claims14
A vent for directing an air volume flow into an interior of a vehicle, comprising:
- a housing;
- a servomotor;
- a mechanical actuating element configured to adjust a direction and/or a quantity of the air volume flow passing through the vent;
- and
- a control unit,
- wherein the control unit is configured to control the servomotor,
- wherein the mechanical actuating element is movably mounted on the housing,
- wherein the servomotor is arranged for motorized adjustment of the mechanical actuating element,
- wherein the control unit is attached to the housing,
- wherein the servomotor is attached to the housing, and
- wherein the control unit is further configured to control at least one additional servomotor.
A vent for directing an air volume flow into an interior of a vehicle, comprising:
- a housing;
- a first mechanical actuating element configured to adjust a direction and/or a quantity of the air volume flow passing through the vent, the first mechanical actuating element being movably mounted on the housing;
- a first servomotor configured to adjust the first mechanical actuating element;
- a second mechanical actuating element configured to adjust the direction and/or the quantity of the air volume flow passing through the vent, the second mechanical actuating element being movably mounted on the housing;
- a second servomotor configured to adjust the second mechanical actuating element;
- and
- a single control unit configured to control the first servomotor and the second servomotor, the single control unit being attached to the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.