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FLOOR-STANDING AIR CONDITIONER

A floor-standing air conditioner includes a first member that opens or closes a first flow path, a second member that opens or closes a second flow path, and a control unit that controls a fan, the first member, and the second member. The control unit is configured to perform a first blowing process of blowing out air from the first blow-out port with the first flow path opened by the first member and the second flow path closed by the second member, a second blowing process of blowing out air from the second blow-out port with the first flow path closed by the first member and the second flow path opened by the second member, and a blow-out port switching process of blowing out air from both the first blow-out port and the second blow-out port during switching between the first blowing process and the second blowing process.

AIR TREATMENT APPARATUS WITH ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATION FUNCTION

An apparatus for treating air, such as an air humidifier, air cleaner, air washer or the like, may include a rinse-around body around which liquid rinses, an air conduction system arranged to stream the air to be treated against the rinse-around body, and an electrostatic precipitator assigned to the rinse-around body such that solid and/or liquid particles are precipitated from the air to be treated streaming against the rinse-around body and that the precipitated particles enter the liquid.

AIR TREATMENT APPARATUS WITH ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATION FUNCTION

An apparatus for treating air, such as an air humidifier, air cleaner, air washer or the like, may include a rinse-around body around which liquid rinses, an air conduction system arranged to stream the air to be treated against the rinse-around body, and an electrostatic precipitator assigned to the rinse-around body such that solid and/or liquid particles are precipitated from the air to be treated streaming against the rinse-around body and that the precipitated particles enter the liquid.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HVAC FAN CONTROL
20230213233 · 2023-07-06 · ·

An HVAC system includes a first air quality sensor and a second air quality sensor. The system contains a controller which calculates a differential between the first air quality sensor and the second air quality sensor. The differential is compared to a threshold. If the threshold is satisfied, a fan is engaged which may, reducing the air quality differential as sensed by the first and second air quality sensor.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HVAC FAN CONTROL
20230213233 · 2023-07-06 · ·

An HVAC system includes a first air quality sensor and a second air quality sensor. The system contains a controller which calculates a differential between the first air quality sensor and the second air quality sensor. The differential is compared to a threshold. If the threshold is satisfied, a fan is engaged which may, reducing the air quality differential as sensed by the first and second air quality sensor.

AIR PURIFIER

A method for indicating to a user the expected time for an air purifier to achieve a target level of pollution in a room by: (A) acquiring the current level of pollution (CP) in said room; (B) acquiring current air flow speed (CAFS) through said air purifier; (C) comparing the current level of pollution (CP) with a pre-determined target level of pollution (IP); (D) calculating the expected time (T) required to reduce current pollution (CP) to said target level of pollution (IP) at current air flow speed (CAFS); (E) indicating said expected time (T) required to reduce current pollution to said target level of pollution at current air flow speed to a user; and (F) repeating steps (A) to (E).

AIR PURIFIER

A method for indicating to a user the expected time for an air purifier to achieve a target level of pollution in a room by: (A) acquiring the current level of pollution (CP) in said room; (B) acquiring current air flow speed (CAFS) through said air purifier; (C) comparing the current level of pollution (CP) with a pre-determined target level of pollution (IP); (D) calculating the expected time (T) required to reduce current pollution (CP) to said target level of pollution (IP) at current air flow speed (CAFS); (E) indicating said expected time (T) required to reduce current pollution to said target level of pollution at current air flow speed to a user; and (F) repeating steps (A) to (E).

MAKEUP AIR PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONING UNIT
20220412576 · 2022-12-29 ·

An air conditioning unit is disclosed. The air conditioning unit may include a makeup air system having a makeup air duct with a first end and a second end. The makeup air duct may be separate structure built in a bottom plate of the air conditioning unit and define an air flow passage in fluid communication between the first end and the second end to allow makeup air to flow therethrough.

MAKEUP AIR PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONING UNIT
20220412576 · 2022-12-29 ·

An air conditioning unit is disclosed. The air conditioning unit may include a makeup air system having a makeup air duct with a first end and a second end. The makeup air duct may be separate structure built in a bottom plate of the air conditioning unit and define an air flow passage in fluid communication between the first end and the second end to allow makeup air to flow therethrough.

DEHUMIDIFICATION APPARATUS AND DEHUMIDIFICATION METHOD USING THE SAME
20220412579 · 2022-12-29 ·

Provided is a dehumidification apparatus including: a storage compartment that provides an accommodation space; a circulation blower that forms an air current flowing along a circulation path connected to the accommodation space; a heat pump that exchanges heat with the air current flowing along the circulation path; and an air current diverter, wherein the heat pump includes: a first heat exchanger that absorbs heat from the air current; and a second heat exchanger that releases heat, wherein the circulation path includes a first circulation path in which the air current passes through the second heat exchanger to the accommodation space and a second circulation path in which the air current passed through the first heat exchanger is allowed to bypass the second heat exchanger and flow to the accommodation space, and wherein the air current diverter diverts the circulation path from the first circulation path to the second circulation path.