The present invention relates to a component part of a climatization system or window system for a recreational vehicle, the component part covers a mounting frame of the climatization system or window system and the component part is selected from an air distribution unit that is configured to distribute air inside the recreational vehicle, a decorative window frame and a shading unit for adjusting the amount of incident light, the component part has one or more attachment portions which, in a mounted state, are accessible by the user from inside the recreational vehicle, wherein each of the one or more attachment portions is either connectable to one particular module or to a plurality of different modules in a mutually exchangeable manner, and wherein the modules include sensors for detecting events or parameter changes inside the recreational vehicle or emitting devices for emitting light or sound.

A compact work machine, such as a compact track loader and/or a compact utility loader, which can carry and operate a wide range of attachments while maintaining a reduced operating footprint.

An air conditioner for a recreational vehicle is provided. The air conditioner includes an indoor base panel configured to mount to the ceiling of the recreational vehicle. The indoor base panel includes a first flexible latch on a first side of the indoor base panel and a second flexible latch on a second side of the indoor base panel opposite the first side. The air conditioner also includes an indoor grille removably coupled to the indoor base panel by the first flexible latch and the second flexible latch.

A modular climatization system for a recreational vehicle and includes a mounting frame and a window, the mounting frame is mountable into a roof cut-out of the recreational vehicle, thereby defining an opening in the roof, an outward facing side and an inward facing side of the mounting frame with respect to the recreational vehicle, and the window is mountable to the outward facing side of the mounting frame, the modular climatization system further comprises an air conditioning unit and an air distribution unit, the air conditioning unit being mountable to the outward facing side of the mounting frame, wherein the window and the air conditioning unit are mountable to the frame in a mutually exchangeable manner, and the air distribution unit being mountable to the inward facing side of the mounting frame.

A heating, ventilation, and air condition (HVAC) unit includes a casing, a mount, and one or more flexible fingers. The casing is configured to condition air and direct the conditioned air to a vehicle occupant cabin. The mount extends from the casing and is configured to be mounted to an attachment surface. The mount includes an opening that has an inner surface. The flexible fingers each have a proximal end that extends from the inner surface and a distal end. One or more of the distal ends of the flexible fingers are configured to engage an attachment feature extending from the attachment surface and through the opening in the mount to secure the mount to the attachment feature.

The present embodiments relate to an HVAC system which is externally mounted on a vertical surface of an RV, truck or bus. The desire is to eliminate, or at least substantially reduce, a potential leakage path wherein water may sit on an upper surface of a vehicle and due to seal degradation over long periods of time, may find a pathway in through the roof of the vehicle and to an interior thereof. By positioning the HVAC on a vertical surface, gravity works to move water downward and away from the HVAC system rather than allowing it to stagnate in an area around potential apertures through the outer skin or outer surface of the vehicle.

A mounting frame is fixed to an open-cabin type vehicle having a first pillar and a second pillar. The mounting frame includes a base including a holding section configured to hold a subject, and a length adjustment mechanism connected to the holding section, the base having a length in a first longitudinal direction adjustable by the length adjustment mechanism, a first pillar fixing section that fixes a first end portion of the base, in a first direction along the first longitudinal direction, to the first pillar of the vehicle, and a second pillar fixing section that fixes a second end portion of the base, in a second direction opposite to the first direction, to the second pillar of the vehicle.

A recreational vehicle having a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system operably coupled to a powertrain and coupled with a frame assembly within an occupant area of the vehicle. The HVAC system includes a core configured to selectively heat or cool air, a blower configured to move the air through the core, and a plurality of ducts configured to direct the air to select portions of a cab enclosed by the frame and seating section.

A bicycle air conditioning assembly for cooling a rider of a bicycle includes a bicycle has a frame and a housing curving upwardly and forwardly on the bicycle such that the housing extends over a rider of the bicycle. An air conditioning unit is integrated into the housing and the air conditioning unit is actuatable into a cooling condition to blow cooled air outwardly from the housing to cool the rider when the rider is riding the bicycle. A control box is attached to the handlebars such that the control box is accessible to the rider. The control box is in communication with the air conditioning unit for controlling a temperature of the air conditioning unit and for actuating or de-actuating the air conditioning unit.

A compact work machine, such as a compact track loader and/or a compact utility loader, which can carry and operate a wide range of attachments while maintaining a reduced operating footprint.