Condenser with a Nebulizer having a Low-Voltage Direct Current Motor
Abstract
A condenser has a body mounted on the seat, a nebulizer and a nebulizing disk. The body has two condensing units. An open space is formed between the condensing units. The nebulizer is mounted beside the body and has a low-voltage direct current motor and a shaft. The shaft is driven by the low-voltage direct current motor and protrudes into the open space. The nebulizing disk is mounted securely around the shaft and is mounted in the open space. When the low-voltage direct current motor operates, the rotated nebulizing disk nebulizes the condensed water in the seat to the condensing units. Heat of the condensing units vaporizes water that is easily discharged without pipes. Further, the low-voltage direct current motor is highly efficient, has fast rotational speed so is energy-saving safe.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A condenser comprising:
a base having a seat; a body mounted on the seat and having
two condensing units mounted separately on the seat;
an open space formed between the condensing units; and
multiple condensing tubes mounted respectively through the condensing units;
a bracket mounted on the base beside the body; a nebulizer mounted on the bracket and comprising
a low-voltage DC motor attached securely to the bracket; and
a shaft connected to and driven by the low-voltage DC motor, mounted through the bracket and mounted into the open space between the condensing units; and
a nebulizing disk mounted securely around the shaft and mounted in the open space between the condensing units.
2 . The condenser as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the nebulizing disk is a volute centrifugal disk.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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