This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ice Energy, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Joseph Condon and Thermal Energy Storage for HVAC Systems.
Introduction
Joseph Condon is an inventor associated with Oak Hills, California, and Ice Energy, Inc. His work includes an invention focused on integrating thermal energy storage with external heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
Latest Patents
Condon is credited with 1 patent: “Integration of a Thermal Energy Storage Unit with an External HVAC System.” The patent describes a system and method for providing cooling to an external HVAC system using a refrigerant-based thermal storage system. An ice-tank heat exchanger cools refrigerant, which is then circulated to the HVAC system during ice-make mode.
Career Highlights
Condon’s listed patent reflects work on connecting thermal energy storage technology with conventional HVAC equipment. The approach uses stored cooling to support an external system.
Collaborations
Condon’s listed coworker is Joseph Ohne Raasch. Both are associated with the patent record for integrating thermal energy storage with an external HVAC system.
Conclusion
Joseph Condon’s patent describes an approach to using refrigerant-based thermal storage to provide cooling for external HVAC systems.
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