Carrier Corporation

Cosimo Caronna

Theodore S Bolton

Terrence J Perrone

Richard D Lang

Brad G Leech

Apparatus for regulating air flow through a housing is disclosed. A baffle assembly including a ramp-like keeper is provided such that detents on the keeper contact the edge of the baffle to secure the baffle in position. When the baffle reaches a top position along the keeper it contacts a cam and returns to its initial position. The combination arrangement is utilized to either regulate the flow of air being discharged from the unit or to divert air between multiple outlets in the housing.

Baffle assembly for use with a lateral duct of an air conditioning system

Apparatus for securing wires passing through a partition of an air conditioning unit is disclosed. A wire slot having rounded edges is formed in a partition. A wire seal is slidably secured to the partition having a flare portion extending through the wire slot. Upon assembly, the wire seal is slid downwardly with the flare portion extending through the wire slot such that the wires are secured at the bottom of the slot and the remainder of the slot has a body portion of the wire seal preventing air flow therethrough. The wire seal is secured in position via fastening means and the flare portion acts to not only compress the wires at the bottom of the wire slot but to angle them downwardly preventing moisture from flowing along the wires into the indoor section of the unit.

Adjustable wire seal

An air conditioning unit and a control box assembly incorporating as a portion thereof a power cord strain relief are disclosed. A portion of the front panel of the control box is bent into a clip portion parallel to the side panel of the control box. The power cord is mounted therebetween and a screw is utilized to displace the clip portion to secure the power cord between the side panel and the clip portion. An opening in the control box allows the power cord to exit therefrom while secured in position by the components of the control box assembly.

Combination control box and service cord strain relief for an air

A method and apparatus for securing tubes in a partition of an air conditioning unit. A tube seal is provided having slits for engaging the side walls of a partition opening in a partition dividing an air conditioning unit into an indoor section and an outdoor section. A tube receiving slit is provided in the seal such that upon assembly of the partition to the unit the refrigerant carrying tubes are secured within the seal. Additionally, extension portions from the seal extend downwardly and upon assembly are compressed to force the material of the seal to surround the tubes as well as the partition opening to provide a seal for reducing air flow between the indoor section and outdoor section of the air conditioning unit.

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Syracuse, NY, United States of America

Cosimo Caronna