Weather shield solar heat collector per reflector

Refrigeration – Structural installation

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C312S236000

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RE040143

ABSTRACT:
A weather shield is a cover of rigid material of sufficient size and shape, to accommodate the complete surrounding of the exterior unit of a heat pump, or central air conditioning system, which, when installed over the exterior unit, will be a shelter from the weather conditions of rain, snow, sleet, hail, wind, cold, and heat; by acting as an umbrella to divert the weather conditions, be a shield to impede the movement of the natural flow of air currents, act in the capacity of an energy saver, by collecting heat from solar rays through an absorbant pigment coating, or by repelling heat from solar rays through the use of a white reflective pigment coating, or attachable panels of a white durable material, act to decrease the recirculation of air flow produced by the exterior unit'fan which circulates air through the heat exchanger.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3738621 (1973-06-01), Anderson
patent: 4730423 (1988-03-01), Hughes
patent: 4953328 (1990-09-01), Sewell et al.
patent: 6158175 (2000-12-01), Carter

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