Gentherm Gmbh

Sleep Number Corporation

Amerigon Incorporated

Genthrem Incorporated

John Terech

Michael J Brykalski

David Marquette

Robert Vidojevski

Dusko Petrovski

John David Lofy

Brian D Comiskey

Todd Jackson

Barry Steele

According to certain arrangements, a conditioner mat for use with a bed assembly includes an upper layer comprising a plurality of openings, a lower layer being substantially fluid impermeable, at least one interior chamber defined by the upper layer and the lower layer and a spacer material positioned within the interior chamber. In one embodiment, the spacer material is configured to maintain a shape of the interior chamber and to help with the passage of fluids within a portion of interior chamber. The conditioner mat can be configured to releasably secure to a top of a bed assembly.

Temperature controlled bed system

According to certain arrangements, a climate controlled bed includes an upper portion comprising a core with a top core surface and a bottom core surface. The core includes at least one passageway extending from the top core surface to the bottom core surface. The upper portion of the bed further includes at least one fluid distribution member positioned above the core, wherein the fluid distribution member is in fluid communication with at least one passageway of the core. The fluid distribution member is configured to at least partially distribute fluid within said fluid distribution member.

Climate controlled bed with fluid distribution member

Environmentally-conditioned mattress

Climate-controlled bed system

Conditioner mat system for use with a bed assembly

Climate-controlled topper member for beds

Environmentally-conditioned bed

A climate controlled seat assembly includes a seat cushion that has an outer surface with a first side for supporting an occupant in a seated position and a second side, which generally faces in an opposite direction than the first side. An air passage extends from the first side to the second side of the seat cushion. A support member has a first side that is configured to provide support to the seat cushion and a second side. the first side and the second side of the support member generally face in opposite directions. A distribution passage is in communication with the air passage and is formed at least in part by a recess formed at least in part in one of the first side of the support member and the second side of the seat cushion.

Structure based fluid distribution system

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Milan, MI, United States of America

John Terech