Johnson Controls Light Commercial IP Gmbh

Johnson Controls Light Commerical IP Gmbh

Elmer Wayne Romero

Xianjin Cheng

Stephen C Szczepanski

Cole Brennan Morrow

Debra S Yates

Johnny Huang

Amr Maher Abdellati Aly

Selin Nur Ergul

Amr Maher Aly

D'marcus Garrett

Akshay Baljekar

Satish V Churi

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

The present disclosure relates to a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system that includes a condensate collection assembly. The condensate collection assembly includes a drain pan configured to collect condensate generated by a heat exchanger of an HVAC system. The condensate collection assembly also includes a condensate capture receptacle configured to couple to the heat exchanger and overlap with the heat exchanger relative to a direction of air flow across the heat exchanger. The condensate capture receptacle is further configured to discharge condensate to the drain pan, and to be suspended above the drain pan relative to a direction of gravity.

Condensate collection assembly

A heat exchanger for a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system includes a plurality of tubes configured to direct a working fluid therethrough and defining a first section and a second section of the heat exchanger. The first section and the second section extend crosswise relative to one another. The heat exchanger also includes an end sheet coupled to an end of the first section. The end sheet includes a flange extending toward the second section.

Heat exchanger for HVAC system

A heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system includes a condensate collection assembly having a drain pan configured to collect condensate generated by a heat exchanger of the HVAC system. The condensate collection assembly also includes a support member configured to couple to the drain pan and extend from the drain pan. Further, the condensate collection assembly includes a shield panel configured to couple to the support member and overlap with the heat exchanger relative to a direction of air flow across the heat exchanger.

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.

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Oxford, KS, United States of America

Elmer Wayne Romero