Rotational device for air conditioner flow control
AssigneeSterling Engineered Products Inc.
InventorJerome T. Parker
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AssigneeSterling Engineered Products Inc.
InventorJerome T. Parker
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A control device adapted to be installed in a conduit for an automotive air conditioning system includes a generally rectangular housing mounted, for example, in the dash board of a vehicle to define an opening. A louver assembly is rotatably mounted in the housing on a pair of shafts which extend from end walls of the louver assembly into bearing apertures formed in the ends walls of the housing. An O-ring is installed on one of the shafts and frictionally engages the inner wall of one of the bearing apertures to enable the louver assembly to be selectively and rotationally positioned in the housing for controlling the amount and directional flow of the air out of the opening. A pair of slots formed in the end wall of the housing on either side of at least one of the bearing apertures define a resilient tab which allows the louver assembly to be snapped into and out of the housing.
In an automotive air conditioning system having a conduit for containing conditioned fluid and an aperture formed in a wall of the conduit for releasing the fluid from the conduit, a control device for controlling the amount and direction of the fluid released through the aperture, comprising:
A control device for an air conditioning system having a conduit for containing conditioned air and an aperture formed in a wall of the conduit for releasing the air from the conduit, the control device comprising:
A control device for an automotive air conditioning system having a conduit for containing conditioned air and an aperture formed in a wall of the conduit for releasing the air from the conduit, the control device comprising:
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