A/C Condensate Water Inlet Safe Guard
Abstract
As the air conditioning system is operating, the air pressure inside the air handling unit is negative while the outside air pressure is positive. This creates a vacuum. The room air streams through the fresh air inlet into the T-coupling. This air stream then moves through the existing PVC piping into the existing drain pan. As a result, this air stream pushes away solid particles that are located at the outlet of the condensate water pan. In conclusion, no chemicals in either liquid or tablet farm were needed to keep the condensate water flowing freely. Plus, there was no need to intervene manually to get the water flowing. Problems resulting from the condensate water pan have been solve with this invention.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A condensate water inlet safe guard comprising: a fresh air inlet pipe; a T-coupling; existing PVC pipe; an existing drain pan; said fresh air inlet pipe connected to said T-coupling; said T-coupling connected to said existing PVC pipe; said existing PVC pipe connected to existing drain pan; when air pressure n the said drain pan is negative and outside positive pressure air streams through said fresh air inlet pipe and said T-coupling into said PVC pipe into said existing drain pan.
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