Standex International Corporation

Teddy Glenn Bostic, Jr

Chang H Luh

Gregory Joseph Deutschmann

Laura Steiner

Jonathan Matthew Kolaski

John Lee Warder

A defrosting system for defrosting an evaporator assembly is disclosed. The system includes the evaporator assembly, an electrically resistive coating having an electrically insulative matrix and a conductive doping agent disposed on at least one surface of the evaporator assembly, and a plurality of electrical terminals arranged and disposed to supply electricity to the electrically resistive coating. A method for defrosting an evaporator assembly and a coating for heating evaporator assemblies are also disclosed.

Evaporator defrost by means of electrically resistive coating

Defrosting refrigeration equipment meeting the strict requirements for storage of vaccines provided by the Center for Disease Control, California Vaccine for Children, American Academy of Pediatrics, Vaccines for Children (VFC) and the North Dakota Department of Health among others. Vaccine refrigeration storage must maintain consistent temperatures between &#x2212;58 degrees Fahrenheit and 5 degrees Fahrenheit. The invention utilizes temperature variation moderating heat reservoirs consisting of high specific or latent heat capacity materials to significantly reduce the cycle temperature variation while maintaining the ability to successfully defrost the freezer.

Controlled defrost for refrigeration systems

Automatic defrost technology for refrigeration equipment, in particular, defrosting refrigeration equipment by acceleration defrosting sublimation effects in refrigeration chambers in continual operation below the freezing point of water. Useful for refrigeration equipment for storage of vaccines and other products having storage temperatures ranging from &#x2212;58 degrees Fahrenheit and 5 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Summerville, SC, United States of America

Teddy Glenn Bostic, Jr