Japan Climate Systems Corporation

Hideaki Yasuda

Takehiro Yamamoto

Tadashi Okamoto

Morihito Tsukuda

Kenichiro Higashi

Keiji Koga

Hiroshi Mayumi

Yoshinori Aono

Hideki Kousaka

Makoto Nishimuta

Kenji Kamigasa

In an air conditioner constructed to pass an air introduced into an air conditioning unit through an evaporator and a heater core both arranged in the unit, cooler pipes for the evaporator and heater pipes for the heater core are arranged to extend from the same side wall of the air conditioning unit.

Vehicle air conditioner

In an air conditioner () constructed to pass an air introduced into an air conditioning unit () through an evaporator () and a heater core () both arranged in the unit (), cooler pipes () for the evaporator () and heater pipes () for the heater core () are arranged to extend from the same side wall of the air conditioning unit ().

Air conditioner for vehicle

A blower means is provided by a cross flow fan 4 in which a plurality of axially extending blades 13 are arranged in rows in a circumferential direction and connected axially with connecting plates 14 interposed therebetween. The cross flow fan 4 is positioned generally horizontal in a widthwise direction of the vehicle. A heat exchanger 2 is disposed on the suction side of the cross flow fan 4 and in the front-and-rear direction of the vehicle, while an air inlet port 6 and an air blowoff port 7 of a casing 1 are opened to the rear parcel panel P. The casing 1 is vertically divided into an upper casing 1a and a lower casing 1b by a plane containing a rotating shaft 5 of the cross flow fan 4. An air passage from the air inlet port 6 to the air blowoff port 7 of the casing 1 is formed into a generally U-shape.

Rear air-conditioning unit for use in vehicle

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Hiroshima, Japan

Hideaki Yasuda