Electrically heated air blower unit for defogging bathroom mirrors

An apparatus for defogging a bathroom mirror on a wall comprising:

• (a) a pair of spaced apart bracket units adapted to be secured to said wall adjacent and above opposite ends of the upper portion of a mirror, each bracket including a wing bolt;
• (b) an elongated housing mounted longitudinally between said bracket units by said wing bolts and adapted to be suspended outwardly from the mirror, said housing having an upper elongated air outlet port and a lower elongated air outlet port;
• (c) an elongated filter mounted within said housing directly below said air inlet port to prevent foreign objects from entering said housing;
• (d) an electric motor disposed within said housing;
• (e) a longitudinal squirrel and fan rotatably mounted within said housing and operated by said motor to draw ambient air into said housing through said air inlet port and to discharge air from said housing through said air outlet port;
• (f) an elongated electrical resistance-type heating element mounted within said housing directly above said air outlet port to warm said air before it is discharged from said housing;
• (g) a plurality of longitudinal louvers mounted within said air outlet port of said housing for directing flow of said warm air in a direction toward the mirror for defogging the mirror;
• (h) a plurality of heating elements each of which is mounted to a different one of said louvers;
• (i) said louvers being adjustably mounted within said air outlet port of said housing;
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• (j) and elongated control rod transversely placed and pivotly connected therealong to each forward end of said louvers to manually change the angle of said louvers simultaneously by a push-pull manipulation thereby providing for adjustment of the louvers in said outlet port.