Behr Gmbh & Co.

Peter Bernloehr

Ian Bendell

Wolfgang Dieksander

A heating and air-conditioning unit includes a heating unit, at least one cold-air duct guided around the heating unit, and air-mixing spaces downstream of the heating unit. At least one partition separates the mixing spaces into which cold and heated air can each be controllably introduced by air-flow control elements. As a result, air which can be temperature-controlled separately, can be supplied to at least two zones. To minimize the structural space occupied by the unit, at least one first partial air stream flows through a first assigned subregion ( VR and VL) of the heating unit ( ) in a first direction, and at least one second partial air stream flows through a second assigned subregion ( HR and HL) of the heating unit ( ) in a second direction opposed to the first direction.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Peter Bernloehr