The Coleman Company, Inc.

Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Light Commercial IP Gmbh

Bear Mgc Cutlery, Inc.

Johnson Controls Light Commerical IP Gmbh

Debra S Yates

David H Linnebur

William Nabors

Andrew Hill

Jon Rodriguez

Xianjin Cheng

Cole Brennan Morrow

Elmer Wayne Romero

Stephen C Szczepanski

Bert D Heinzelman

Norris R Long

Cody J Kaiser

Randall L May

Franklin T Schmidt

Robert L Eskew

Bennie D Hoyt

Tony Michael Clark

Frank D Ashby

Jeremiah M Horn

Robert J Gross

Lance V Swearingen

Robert O Van Driest

Dale Kester

Robert D Taff

Johnny Huang

Stanley Robert Buisman

Hung V Tran

A drain pan for a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system includes a trough defining a flow path and configured to direct condensate along the flow path, a shield disposed within the trough and having a body extending across the trough, and a notch formed in the shield and positioned in the flow path to enable flow of the condensate along the flow path and through the notch.

Shield for HVAC drain pan

A housing for a component (e.g., a heat exchanger) of a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system is disclosed that includes one or more attachment flanges and/or one or more support flanges that are integrated into the housing. The disclosed housing reduces or completely eliminates the use of separate brackets and fasteners when installing components within the housing and/or when coupling the housing to other components of the HVAC system. By dramatically reducing or eliminating these separate components, the disclosed housing designs reduce the likelihood for installation errors, as well as delays due to misplaced brackets and/or fasteners during installation. Accordingly, the disclosed housing designs enable a cost-effective solution for reducing the cost and complexity of installing HVAC system components.

Housing for a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) unit

A bracket system includes a first bracket configured to couple a heat exchanger coil to a base of a heat exchanger via engagement of a mounting surface of the base, where the first bracket has a recessed member and a fastening tab, and a second bracket configured to couple the heat exchanger coil to a shroud of the heat exchanger via engagement of a fastener, where the second bracket has a protruding member and a protruding ridge. The recessed member is configured to receive the protruding member such that the first bracket and the second bracket are coupled to one another in a first configuration of the bracket system, and where the fastening tab is configured to receive the protruding ridge such that the first bracket and the second bracket are coupled to one another in a second configuration of the bracket system.

Bracket assembly for a heat exchanger

A foldable multi-purpose tool includes a pair of jaws and a pair of folding handles and is capable of accepting removable cartridges. In the extended position, the handles operate the jaws. Each removable cartridge contains a number of relatively small tool blades that are preferably selected by functional categories. Various cartridge hold-down and removal mechanisms are also provided.

Foldable tool with removable tool cartridges

A foldable multi-purpose tool includes a pair of jaws and a pair of folding handles, with one or both of the handles configured to receive removable cartridges. In the extended position, the handles operate the jaws. Each removable cartridge contains a number of relatively small tool blades that are preferably selected by functional categories. Various cartridge hold-down and removal mechanisms are also provided.

Foldable tool with removable tool cartridged mechanism for securing tool

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Wichita, KS, United States of America

Debra S Yates