Atwood Mobile Products, Inc.

Other

Dura Global Technologies, Inc.

John M Kloster

Darren M Grumm

John M Scime

Two burner range with oven

A recreational vehicle water heater includes a tank for holding water to be heated and a heating element to heat the water in the tank. The tank has an inlet port and an outlet port. A cold water supply conduit is in fluid communication with the inlet port. A mixing valve has a first inlet port, a second inlet port, and an outlet port. The outlet port on the tank is in fluid communication with the first inlet port of the mixing valve. A cold water mixing conduit is in fluid communication with the second inlet port of the mixing valve. The mixing valve is configured to regulate a flow of heated water through the outlet port on the tank and a flow of cold water through the second inlet port of the mixing valve to output a flow of water at a desired temperature through the outlet port of the mixing valve.

Recreational vehicle water heater

An air comfort control device is disclosed, which has a furnace with a furnace fan, an air conditioner with an air conditioner fan positioned remote from the furnace fan, and a temperature controller responsive to temperature changes in air in a partially enclosed environment, wherein the temperature controller sends a fan output signal to both the furnace fan and the air conditioner fan to run together to circulate air through the partially enclosed environment. The thermostat controller may also provide for multiple operation settings, including both automatic and manual options. The air comfort control device may also have a motor controller capable of sending more than one voltage to a blower motor to set a furnace fan at more than one speed. The motor controller can be produced separate from an ignition controller where the ignition controller sets the gas valve to a high position or a low position.

Microprocessor controlled two stage furnace

An air comfort control device is disclosed which has a furnace with a furnace fan, an air conditioner with an air conditioner fan positioned remote from the furnace fan, and a temperature controller responsive to temperature changes in air in a partially enclosed environment, wherein the temperature controller sends a fan output signal to both the furnace fan and the air conditioner fan to run together to circulate air through the partially enclosed environment. The thermostat controller may also provide for multiple operation settings, including both automatic and manual options. The air comfort control device may also have a motor controller capable of sending more than one voltage to a blower motor to set a furnace fan at more than one speed. The motor controller can be produced separate from an ignition controller where the ignition controller determines whether a gas valve is open or closed and the motor controller sets the gas valve to a high position or a low position.

A pet carrier for use with bicycles particularly configured to allow installation at a forward position of a bicycle is presented. The particular configuration of the bottom surface of the pet carrier allows the carrier to be mounted in a forward position on a bicycle without interfering in the steering, braking, or gear shifting operations of the handlebars. Specifically, the pet carrier provides a plateaued or two-tiered surface that positions the carrier up and over the handlebars without interfering therewith. A lower bottom surface accommodates a pet's hindquarters, while the upper tiered surface accommodates the pet's forequarters. These two-tiered surfaces are separated by a sloped surface onto which the pet may rest during a bicycle ride. The carrier advantageously includes ventilation apertures or forward facing louvers to provide additional comfort to the pet. An additional aspect of the instant invention includes a mounting adapter which accommodates the mounting of the pet carrier on a man's or a woman's bicycle. A further embodiment accommodates a rear, over wheel mounting position for the pet carrier.

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Rockton, IL, United States of America

John M Kloster