US2016305148A1PendingUtilityA1

Heat Pump and Air Conditioner Exterior Condenser Cover

Assignee: Poston Ronald LeePriority: Apr 14, 2015Filed: Apr 14, 2015Published: Oct 20, 2016
Est. expiryApr 14, 2035(~8.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
E04B 1/5818E04H 15/14F24F 1/58E04H 15/40E04H 15/02E04B 1/3211
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Abstract

This invention is a semi-rigid, lightweight cover that protects the top and sides of the exterior components of a heat pump or air conditioning system, (exterior condenser or packaged systems) from excess moisture, frozen precipitation and debris. By protecting the unit from exposure to the weather and the intrusion of foreign material, this cover will guard against premature mechanical failure and decreased efficiency.

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1 . This invention references provisional patent No. 61/996,948.
 The purpose of this invention is to protect the exterior condensing unit from accumulation of foreign material/matter that can result in restrictions of air flows to the unit, thereby decreasing efficiency and increasing the potential for unit failure.   The cover will protect the unit from accumulations of ice and snow, which will reduce incidences of freezing during periods of freezing weather.   The cover will protect the unit from accumulations of ice and snow, which will reduce restrictions and impediments of the fan and other moving parts during periods of ice and snowfall.   The cover will protect the unit by restricting debris, i.e., leaves, sticks, grass, etc., from accumulating on the sides of the unit thereby restricting air flow into the unit, which will reduce efficiency and cause premature mechanical failure.   The cover will protect the unit by restricting, debris, i.e., leaves, sticks, grass, etc., from entering any openings in the unit which restricts air flow impede the fan and other moving parts, reduce efficiency and cause premature mechanical failure.   The cover will protect the unit from direct sunlight, reducing operating temperatures and the effects of ultraviolet deterioration.

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