Air conditioning system having safety features for determining and for eliminating dangerous conditions in the form of fire, smoke, or unusually high temperatures
OwnerLeonard R. Phillipsinventor
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An air conditioning system capable of regulating the temperature of incoming air and further comprising safety features relating to the sensing of abnormal conditions within a room or like treated area concerning the detection of fire, smoke or abnormally high temperature conditions. The flow of air from the exterior of the system is directed to the interior of the room or area being conditioned by a fan or like blower element while being conditioned through direct exposure to hot or cold conditioning fluid. Safety features include sensing elements connected to a liquid spray assembly as well as the blower and air intake so as to determine the amount of incoming air pressure as well as regulate the delivery of certain safety liquids such as water, through the spray assembly.
An air conditioning system of the type primarily designed to treat air from an external source, said system comprising:
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