Fastening system for heat exchangers, and lining
OwnerManfred Fenneszinventor
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Abstract
A room temperature equalizing system has a mounting (2), a heat exchanger (12) and a cover (10). The mounting (2) comprises an U-shaped support which on the one hand receives the heat exchanger (12) and on the other hand carries the cover (10) on its U-shaped, upward projecting legs. The mounting (2) can be inserted by its bottom side on a rail (1) and laterally slide on said rail. This new system makes mounting easier and provides a heating-cooling system with a diversity of uses.
Claims15
A mounting system for a furnishing or room thermostat system having a mounting, a furniture part or heat exchanger and a cover, the mounting comprising a U-shaped support which holds the furniture part or heat exchanger as well as the cover on legs projecting in a U-shape, wherein a rail on which the mounting is continuously laterally displaceable and guided by at least one interlocking extension-groove-joint between the rail and the mounting so that the mounting is held in an interlocking nondisplaceable manner in a plane essentially at right angles to the displacement direction is coordinated with the mounting on its lower side.
A mounting system for a furnishing or room thermostating system having a mounting, a furniture part or heat exchanger and a cover, the mounting comprising a U-shaped support which holds the furniture part or heat exchanger as well as the cover on legs projecting in a U-shape, wherein a rail on which the mounting is laterally displaceable and held in an interlocking nondisplaceable manner in a plane essentially at right angles to the displacement direction is coordinated with the mounting on its lower side, and wherein a side part (4) formed by a leg of the mounting and facing a wall/glass surfaces has a hook (4a) for a support panel (16) and lining (10) or only a support panel (16) or a lining (10), which is so short that a convection orifice or a passage (15a) is formed between a floor and a lower part of the lining (10a) or support panel (16) (FIGS. 5, 3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.