A system for use in processing rubber seals, the system including at least one insulated cabinet having a first end, a second end, and a first dimension defined therebetween. The at least one insulated cabinet further includes a side wall defining an interior of the at least one insulated cabinet, and an access window defined in the side wall. A cover is configured to at least partially restrict airflow through the access window. A hanger is coupled at the first end of the at least one insulated cabinet, wherein the first dimension is oriented to define a height of the at least one insulated cabinet such that a plurality of the rubber seals are suspendable from the hanger within the interior. A heater is thermally coupled to the at least one insulated cabinet, wherein the heater is configured to heat the interior to greater than a predefined temperature.

A system for use in processing rubber seals, the system including at least one insulated cabinet having a first end, a second end, and a first dimension defined therebetween. The at least one insulated cabinet further includes a side wall defining an interior of the at least one insulated cabinet, and an access window defined in the side wall. A cover is configured to at least partially restrict airflow through the access window. A hanger is coupled at the first end of the at least one insulated cabinet, wherein the first dimension is oriented to define a height of the at least one insulated cabinet such that a plurality of the rubber seals are suspendable from the hanger within the interior. A heater is thermally coupled to the at least one insulated cabinet, wherein the heater is configured to heat the interior to greater than a predefined temperature.

A seal for a window of a vehicle, in particular for a motor vehicle, this seal comprising: a body which is generally elongated; at least one flocking located on a surface of said body and extending along the body, and at least one multilayer heating film which is generally elongated along said body and which is interposed between the flocking and said surface of said body, this heating film comprising: at least two electrically conductive straight strips which extend parallel to each other and to said axis, at a distance from each other, and which are intended to be connected to an electrical circuit, and at least one resistive heating track which extends between said strips and is connected to these strips.

A seal for a window of a vehicle, in particular for a motor vehicle, this seal comprising: a body which is generally elongated; at least one flocking located on a surface of said body and extending along the body, and at least one multilayer heating film which is generally elongated along said body and which is interposed between the flocking and said surface of said body, this heating film comprising: at least two electrically conductive straight strips which extend parallel to each other and to said axis, at a distance from each other, and which are intended to be connected to an electrical circuit, and at least one resistive heating track which extends between said strips and is connected to these strips.

A heating system for a vehicle wing element, wherein the wing element is moveably arranged between an open position and a closed position relative to a vehicle main structure. The heating system includes a heating element at a contact surface between the wing element and the main structure and a control unit for activating the heating element. The system further includes a wing element handle sensor and a wing element latch switch. The switch is operatively connected to the control unit for sending a signal indicative of its state to the control unit. The control unit is arranged to send an activation signal to the heating element when the control unit receives a signal from the wing element handle sensor that the handle is being pulled and a signal from the wing element latch switch that the wing element is closed.

A heating system for a vehicle wing element, wherein the wing element is moveably arranged between an open position and a closed position relative to a vehicle main structure. The heating system includes a heating element at a contact surface between the wing element and the main structure and a control unit for activating the heating element. The system further includes a wing element handle sensor and a wing element latch switch. The switch is operatively connected to the control unit for sending a signal indicative of its state to the control unit. The control unit is arranged to send an activation signal to the heating element when the control unit receives a signal from the wing element handle sensor that the handle is being pulled and a signal from the wing element latch switch that the wing element is closed.

A heating system for a vehicle wing element, wherein the wing element is moveably arranged between an open position and a closed position relative to a vehicle main structure. The heating system includes a heating element at a contact surface between the wing element and the main structure and a control unit for activating the heating element. The system further includes a wing element handle sensor and a wing element latch switch. The switch is operatively connected to the control unit for sending a signal indicative of its state to the control unit. The control unit is arranged to send an activation signal to the heating element when the control unit receives a signal from the wing element handle sensor that the handle is being pulled and a signal from the wing element latch switch that the wing element is closed.

A heating system for a vehicle wing element, wherein the wing element is moveably arranged between an open position and a closed position relative to a vehicle main structure. The heating system includes a heating element at a contact surface between the wing element and the main structure and a control unit for activating the heating element. The system further includes a wing element handle sensor and a wing element latch switch. The switch is operatively connected to the control unit for sending a signal indicative of its state to the control unit. The control unit is arranged to send an activation signal to the heating element when the control unit receives a signal from the wing element handle sensor that the handle is being pulled and a signal from the wing element latch switch that the wing element is closed.

A system for controlling inside/outside air in air conditioner may include an air conditioner including an upward discharge passage, through which air is discharged toward a front glass of a vehicle, a downward discharge passage, through which air is discharged toward a floor of the vehicle, the upward discharge passage and the downward discharge passage being separated from each other, a first intake door, an opening amount of which is determined according to a ratio between inside air and outside air introduced into the upward discharge passage, and a second intake door, an opening amount of which is determined according to a ratio between inside air and outside air introduced into the downward discharge passage; and a control unit configured of controlling the opening amounts of the first and second intake doors according to a heating load of the air conditioner and a humidity of the interior of the vehicle.

A system for controlling inside/outside air in air conditioner may include an air conditioner including an upward discharge passage, through which air is discharged toward a front glass of a vehicle, a downward discharge passage, through which air is discharged toward a floor of the vehicle, the upward discharge passage and the downward discharge passage being separated from each other, a first intake door, an opening amount of which is determined according to a ratio between inside air and outside air introduced into the upward discharge passage, and a second intake door, an opening amount of which is determined according to a ratio between inside air and outside air introduced into the downward discharge passage; and a control unit configured of controlling the opening amounts of the first and second intake doors according to a heating load of the air conditioner and a humidity of the interior of the vehicle.