Air-circulating base for bottled water cooling and dispensing apparatus
OwnerAlbert W. Gebhardinventor
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A water cooler and dispenser employs a ceramic crock containing a thermoelectric unit and an upwardly directed chilling probe extending into a chilling tank. The chilling probe is in heat-conducting relation to a heat sink, underneath which is a circulating fan. A circulating base is made up of a series of support fins arranged in a radial fashion in the bottom of the crock having a specialized arrangement of inlet and outlet ports. The air is circulated upwardly across the heat sink then circulated downwardly and expelled from the crock. In a conventional manner, water is drawn from the lower end of the chilling tank through a spigot extending to the exterior of the crock.
In water cooling and dispensing apparatus having an insulated chilling tank, and an air circulating fan unit beneath said chilling tank, the improvement comprising:
In water cooling and dispensing apparatus having an insulated chilling tank, a thermoelectric unit and heat sink disposed beneath said chilling tank, and a fan unit disposed beneath said heat sink, the improvement comprising:
In a water cooling and dispensing apparatus having an insulated chilling tank, and an air circulating fan unit beneath said chilling tank, the improvement comprising:
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