Drinking water supply and conditioner for vehicles
OwnerClarence M. Rundellinventor
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A drinking water supply and conditioner for vehicles comprises a tank mounted in the luggage compartment of the vehicle and connected with hot and cold water heat exchangers attached to the vehicle engine. Each of the heat exchangers has two distinct vessels therein separated by a heat transmitting wall. The inner vessel of the hot water heat exchanger is connected with a hose carrying hot engine cooling fluid therein, such as a heater or radiator hose, and the inner vessel of the cold water heat exchanger is connected with an air conditioning refrigerant line. A faucet is mounted in the passenger area of the vehicle and includes a valve for controlling liquid flow therethrough. Tubing interconnects the tank with each of the heat exchangers and the faucet, and a pump is connected therewith, whereby during vehicle operation, both cold and hot drinking water are supplied to the faucet under pressure for dispensing therefrom.
In a vehicle having means for producing super and sub-ambient temperature fluids therein during vehicle operation, a drinking water supply and conditioner therefor comprising:
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