Man Truck & Bus Se.

Andreas Schmitz

Georg Huber

Darko Kondic

Willi Kusch

Michael Wick

Thomas Graser

Sebastian Geiger

Alexander Gernhardt

The invention relates to a device () for ventilating the interior of a motor vehicle, preferably a rooflight device, for a motor vehicle. The device () has a frame () with a ventilation opening (), a first rotating element () for rolling up and rolling down a first roller blind (), and a second rotating element () for rolling up and rolling down a second roller blind (). The first rotating element () and the second rotating element () lie at least partially overlappingly on the same side in relation to the ventilation opening () and in relation to a vertical axis. The device () can thus preferably be designed with a particularly shallow depth in order not to restrict the headroom.

Device for ventilating the interior of a motor vehicle

The invention relates to a device for illuminating a cab of a utility vehicle, preferably a truck. The device has a roof region () and a storage compartment device (), which is arranged in the roof region () and can be closed at least partially by means of a door element (). The device has an illumination element (), which is arranged on a roof liner () of the roof region () such that, by means of the illumination element (), a cab interior and an interior of the storage compartment device () behind the door element () can be illuminated when the door element () is completely open. The device thus provides function integration since the illumination element () is used not only to illuminate the cab interior but also to illuminate the storage compartment device () or the luggage rack.

Device for illuminating a cab of a utility vehicle

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Munich, Germany

Andreas Schmitz