Ion generator mounting device
OwnerCharles Houston Waddellinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides methods and systems for an ion generator mounting device for application of bipolar ionization to airflow within a conduit, the device includes a housing for mounting to the conduit having an internal panel within the enclosure, and an arm extending from the housing for extension into the conduit and containing at least one opening. At least one coupling for mounting an ion generator to the arm oriented with an axis extending between a pair of electrodes of the ion generator being generally perpendicular to a flow direction of the airflow within the conduit.
Claims20
An ion generator mounting device, comprising:
- a housing comprising:
- a base,
- a first and second pair of spaced-apart, opposed sidewalls projecting from the base to collectively form an interior storage compartment and to define an upper edge;
- a top portion;
- and
- at least one opening within the housing;
- an elongate arm extending from the base of the housing;
- a retention device extending outwardly from the housing;
- and
- at least one coupling for mounting the ion generator.
An ion generator mounting device, comprising:
- an elongate arm, comprising a first side and a second side, whereby the first side contains at least one opening and an ion generator with at least one electrode that is disposed adjacent the second side of the arm, such that the at least one electrode is disposed adjacent the at least one opening.
An ion generator mounting device for application of bipolar ionization to an airflow within a conduit, the device comprising:
- a housing for mounting to the conduit having an internal panel within the enclosure;
- an arm extending from the housing for extension into the conduit and containing at least one opening;
- and
- at least one coupling for mounting an ion generator to the arm oriented with an axis extending between a pair of electrodes of the ion generator being generally perpendicular to a flow direction of the airflow within the conduit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.