Solar powered temperature modulation assembly for motor vehicle passenger compartment

Abstract

A temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment includes an assembly panel having a single or a plurality of solar panels which convert sunlight into electricity and an assembly housing which includes an internal thermoelectric Peltier cooler having a heat sink on its cool side and a heat sink on its hot side and an internal fluid distribution module which draws air into the assembly housing, causes some of the air to be cooled by passing through the cool side heat sink and directed back into the passenger compartment and the rest of the air to be heated by passing through the hot side heat sink and directed back into the passenger compartment. The components of the assembly housing utilize electricity that originates at the assembly panel, and the assembly housing is structured to distribute cooled towards near the passenger seating and heated air towards the windshield.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment, comprising:
 an assembly panel configured to convert sunlight into electricity;   an assembly housing integral with said assembly panel, wherein said assembly housing is configured to cause a transfer heat from a cooled fluid material in a lower internal portion to a heated fluid material in an upper internal portion using electricity that originated at the assembly panel; and   wherein said assembly housing is further configured to direct the cooled fluid material out of the lower internal portion and the assembly housing and while simultaneously directing the heated fluid material out of the upper internal portion and the assembly housing, with the heated fluid material being directed out above where the cooled fluid material is direct out, using electricity that originated at the assembly panel.   
     
     
         2 . The temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment of  claim 1 , wherein said lower portion is defined by a discrete lower compartment and upper portion is defined by a discrete an upper compartment. 
     
     
         3 . The temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment of  claim 1 , wherein said assembly housing is further configured to store electricity that was converted from sunlight by the assembly panel for subsequent use. 
     
     
         4 . The temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment of  claim 1 , wherein said assembly housing is defined by an enclosure having a front region and is further configured to direct both the cooled fluid material and the heated fluid material out from the front region. 
     
     
         5 . The temperature modulation assembly for a motor vehicle's passenger compartment of  claim 1 , wherein said assembly housing includes an internal thermoelectric Peltier cooler that is positioned to transfer heat from the internal lower portion to the internal upper portion when supplied with electricity that originated at the assembly panel.