Range hood with vortex fan
Abstract
A range hood range hood according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided with a vortex fan installed on an upper portion of a kitchen range to suck and remove contaminants such as odor or smoke generated during cooking. The range hood includes a housing with an exhaust fan installed inside thereof, an upper case coupled to a lower end of the housing and guiding an airflow generated by a vortex fan, wherein a through hole connected to the exhaust fan is formed at a ceiling surface of the upper case, and a lower filter case installed spaced apart from a bottom of the vortex fan.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A range hood, comprising:
a housing with an exhaust fan installed inside thereof; an upper case coupled to a lower end of the housing and guiding an airflow generated by a vortex fan, wherein a through hole connected to the exhaust fan is formed at a ceiling surface of the upper case; and a lower filter case installed spaced apart from a bottom of the vortex fan.
2 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein an exhaust space is formed between an outer surface of the lower filter case and an inner surface of the upper case.
3 . The range hood of claim 2 , further comprising:
a plurality of supports coupled along a circumference of the lower filter case so that the lower filter case is supported by being spaced a predetermined distance below the vortex fan.
4 . The range hood of claim 2 , wherein a separation space is formed between the upper surface of the lower filter case and the ceiling surface of the upper case;
the vortex fan is disposed in the separation space; and the airflow pushed outward by the vortex fan is discharged through the exhaust space to form a vortex in a lower outer side of the lower filter case.
5 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein the upper case has a ceiling surface where the through hole is formed, and an inclined surface inclined downward along a circumference of the ceiling surface.
6 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein a mounting hole is formed through the lower filter case, and a filter member is coupled to the mounting hole to face the vortex fan.
7 . The range hood of claim 1 , further comprising:
a driving motor installed inside the housing to supply power for operation of the exhaust fan.
8 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein the vortex fan is coupled to a bottom of the rotating shaft of the exhaust fan protruding to a bottom of the ceiling surface of the upper case through the through hole.
9 . The range hood of claim 3 , wherein one end of the plurality of supports is coupled to an upper surface of the lower filter case along a circumference of the upper surface of the lower filter case; and
the other end of the plurality of supports is coupled to the ceiling surface of the upper case.
10 . The range hood of claim 3 , wherein one end of the plurality of support is coupled to an outer surface of the lower filter case along an outer circumference of the lower filter case; and
the other end of the plurality of supports is coupled to an inner side of the upper case.
11 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein the upper case has a shape that gradually increases in width from a top to a bottom.
12 . The range hood of claim 1 , wherein the vortex fan comprises:
a shaft part which has a hollow cylindrical shape; a circular band member formed to be spaced apart from a radially outer side of the shaft part to surround the shaft part; a plurality of connecting rods extending radially to an inner surface of the circular band member along an outer circumference of the shaft part; a rotating plate that is formed to extend in a form of a ring along an outer circumference of the circular band member; and a plurality of pin members spaced apart from the rotating plate by a predetermined distance and formed vertically.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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