This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Johnson Controls Light Commercial IP Gmbh. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Randall W. Thurman and His HVAC Blower Assembly Patent.
Introduction
Randall W. Thurman is an inventor based in Newcastle, Oklahoma. His work includes an invention for an HVAC blower assembly, developed in connection with Johnson Controls Light Commercial IP GmbH. Thurman is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Thurman’s patent, “Blower Assembly for HVAC System,” describes an HVAC system with a fan wheel directly coupled to a motor and housed within an enclosure. The enclosure has two side panels and a curved panel, with an air inlet opening in the first side panel.
The second side panel includes a main panel with an opening and a slot, along with a removable cover panel. In the assembled blower, the motor sits at least partly within the opening, while the cover panel closes the slot. The motor and fan can be removed through the slot, a design that provides an access route for servicing or replacing these components.
Career Highlights
Thurman’s documented patent work focuses on HVAC equipment and the design of a blower assembly. The patent’s removable access arrangement is a central feature of the invention.
Collaborations
Thurman is associated with Johnson Controls Light Commercial IP GmbH. His listed coworkers include Randal H. Edmunds and Steven M. Maddox.
Conclusion
Randall W. Thurman’s patent describes a practical HVAC blower design that combines a directly driven fan with an enclosure designed to allow motor and fan removal through a covered slot.
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