Danny R Burdette, 754000 Overall Rd, Lascassas, TN 37085

D454186, Mar 5, 2002

Sep 5, 2000

29/129155

Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
William E. Boyd - Nashville TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN
Thompson J. Matambo - Murfreesboro TN

International Comfort Products Corporation - Lewisburg TN

2304

D23351

6378320, Apr 30, 2002

Apr 10, 2000

09/546625

Thompson J. Matambo - Murfreesboro TN
Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
Danny Ray Burdette - Murfreesboro TN
James C. Petty - Huntsville AL

International Comfort Products, Corporation - Lewisburg TN

F25D 2312

622592, 361807

A condenser unit ( ) for an air conditioner or heat pump system has a cabinet defining a control box ( ). A sloping support shelf ( ) is provided within the control box ( ). Electrical components ( ) are mounted to the sloping support shelf ( ) so as to facilitate viewability and accessibility.

6466132, Oct 15, 2002

Jan 22, 2001

09/766808

Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN

International Comfort Products Corporation (USA) - Lewisburg TN

G08B 1700

340584, 340588, 340585, 340596, 340589, 340635, 34087017

An incipient failure indication apparatus for an environmental control system which includes a heat exchanger through which air flows and a temperature control thermostat. The indication apparatus includes an indicator having an alarm in communication with a control board, the control board in communication with the thermostat. The alarm has a visual indicator and/or an aural indicator, whereby the attention of a person is attracted to the indicator upon activation of the alarm. A first temperature sensor is disposed on the upstream side of the heat exchanger and a second temperature sensor is disposed on the downstream side of the heat exchanger, whereby the temperature sensors respectively sense the temperature of the air upstream and downstream of the heat exchanger. The first and second temperature sensors are in communication with the control board, and the control board has means for comparing the temperatures sensed thereby. The control board also includes means for activating the alarm in response to recognizing a difference in temperatures sensed by the first and second temperature sensors which is one of greater than and less than a predetermined value.

D434480, Nov 28, 2000

Dec 29, 1999

D/116292

Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
William E. Boyd - Nashville TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN
Thompson J. Matambo - Murfreesboro TN

International Comfort Products Corporation (USA) - Franklin TN

2304

D23351

D434126, Nov 21, 2000

Dec 29, 1999

D/116276

Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
Thompson J. Matambo - Murfreesboro TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN

International Comfort Products Corporation (USA) - Franklin TN

2304

D23351

D449094, Oct 9, 2001

Sep 5, 2000

D/129154

Cosimo Caronna - Murfreesboro TN
Thompson J. Matambo - Murfreesboro TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN

International Comfort Products Corporation (USA) - TN

2304

D23351

5444990, Aug 29, 1995

Jan 25, 1994

8/186669

Robert S. McGill - Murfreesboro TN
Timothy A. Wright - Franklin TN
Danny R. Burdette - Murfreesboro TN
Paul L. Doppel - Madison AL

Inter-City Products Corporation - Lavergne TN

F25D 1900

62298

The present invention involves package air conditioner and heat pump units. The unit has a housing containing a compressor, an outdoor section with blower and heat exchanger, and an indoor section with blower and heat exchanger. The indoor section has two interchangeable removable panels, one removable panel defining a supply port and a second removable panel defining a return port. The return and supply ports of the housing are reversible because of the unique blower assembly which has a blower attached to the second panel. The blower assembly is adapted to be disposed in at least two positions in said housing. With this arrangement, the return port and the supply port are reversible by switching the position of the first panel and the blower assembly.