Abstract: A system for enabling scheduled ventilation of an area of interest (AOI) is disclosed. The system comprises a controller that is configured to receive first historical data and first real-time data associated with one or more of temperature, humidity, air quality, and occupancy within the AOI. The controller is further configured to receive second historical data and second real-time data associated with one or more of temperature, humidity, air quality, and weather attributes outside of the AOI. The controller accordingly determines a scheduled time and duration for ventilation of the AOI based on the received first and second historical data and the received first and second real-time data.

Abstract: A cleaning system for cleaning at least one electrode of an electronic air cleaner includes a drive mechanism, at least one support operably coupled to the drive mechanism, and a continuous belt engaged with the at least one support. The continuous belt includes one or more cleaning teeth extending from a surface of the continuous belt and the one or more cleaning teeth are coplanar with the at least one electrode.

Abstract: An electronic air cleaner includes a control housing having an internal cavity, an ion generation power supply arranged within the internal cavity and a brush assembly having at least one electrode directly connected to the ion generation power supply.

Abstract: A ventilator having a functionality to defrost a ventilator core includes a two sets of ports, one set used for coupling of the ventilator with ducting and other used for redirecting indoor air flowing along a first flowpath through the recovery core to a second flow path normally used for outdoor air. A re-circulator is removably fixed between an inlet for outdoor air and an outlet for indoor air of the set of ports not coupled to the ducting. A pair of dampers, operated by a single motor, allow the ventilator to be operated in a mode that enables redirection of the indoor air from the first flowpath to the second flowpath, simultaneously blocking inflow of the outdoor air.

Abstract: A ventilator comprising a housing comprising a first flowpath extending from a first inlet to a first outlet, and a second flowpath extending from a second inlet to a second outlet. The housing further comprises a partition defining a first chamber therein. The ventilator further comprises a second chamber. The first flow path extends through the first chamber and the second chamber, and the second flowpath extends through the first chamber. The ventilator further includes a movable damper disposed in the first flowpath and configured to apportion a quantity of a first fluid flowing therein between the first and second chambers. The second chamber and the movable damper are configured in a removable part adapted to be fitted in place of a cover part of the housing of the ventilator.

Abstract: A ventilator having a bypass ventilator core/blank core configured removably in a first chamber of a housing of the ventilator. Housing includes a first flowpath between a first inlet and a first outlet, and a second flowpath between a second inlet to a second outlet. The two flowpaths extend through the first chamber. The blank core includes at least one first passageway and at least one second passageway that are in fluid communication with the first flowpath and the second flowpath respectively, thereby allowing a first fluid to flow from the first inlet to the first outlet and a second fluid from the second inlet to the second outlet. Replacement of the blank core by one or more recovery cores enables conversion of the ventilator to a recovery ventilator.

Abstract: A gas purification assembly for an air-conditioning indoor unit, the gas purification assembly comprising: a filter device arranged at or near an air inlet end of the air-conditioning indoor unit, for filtering particles entrained in the gas entering through the air inlet end; an ion generator located downstream of the filter device along the gas flow direction, for increasing the content of positive and/or negative ions in the gas flow; an atomizing device located downstream of the ion generator along the gas flow direction, for increasing the humidity and the amount of ions of the gas flow, and eliminating the ozone generated by the ion generator; and a photocatalytic device located downstream of the atomizing device along the gas flow direction, for performing a photocatalytic reaction on the humidified gas flow. An air-conditioning indoor unit equipped with the gas purification assembly is also disclosed.

Abstract: A ventilator includes a housing having at least one opening formed therein. The housing has a plurality of sides including a first side and a second side and a modular duct connector having a through hole for connection with a duct. The modular duct connector is connectable to the at least one opening of the housing in at least a first configuration and a second configuration. In the first configuration, the through hole is arranged at the first side of the housing and in the second configuration, the through hole is arranged at the second side of the housing.

Abstract: A ventilator comprising a housing, a first flowpath extending from a first inlet to a first outlet and a second flowpath extending from a second inlet to a second outlet, wherein the housing comprises a partition defining a first chamber and a second chamber therein, and wherein the first flowpath extends through both the first and second chamber and the second flowpath extends through at least one of the first chamber or second chamber; a first movable damper disposed in the first flowpath and configured to apportion an amount of a first fluid flowing therein between the first chamber and the second chamber; and a first recovery core comprising a plurality of first passageways and a plurality of second passageways disposed in the first chamber such that the plurality of first passageways fluidly communication with the first flowpath and the plurality of second passageways fluidly communication with the second flowpath.

Abstract: A system and method for identifying patterns of indoor air quality sensors. A method includes receiving sensor data from a sensor to determine indoor air quality, the sensor including indoor air quality (IAQ) sensors and identifying a pattern of the sensor data for a period of time. The method may also include comparing current sensor data to the identified pattern of the sensor data and transmitting a message to a user device based at least in part on the comparison to indicate the indoor air quality and the pattern of the sensor data.

Abstract: A method for monitoring and controlling an environment of an internal space including: providing conditioned air to the internal space using a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system; detecting one or more environmental parameters within the internal space using at least one sensor; receiving a report request from an individual through a computer application of a computing device, the report request includes a focus area selection that selects one or more focus areas, wherein the one or more focus areas include at least one of an indoor air quality, a thermal comfort, or an airborne transmission; generating a performance report for the focus area based on at least the environmental parameters and specifications of the HVAC system, the performance report evaluating at least a performance of the HVAC system; and displaying the performance report on the computing device.

Abstract: An air monitoring system includes a housing having a housing inlet and a housing outlet. An airflow is configured to pass through the housing inlet into the housing. A sensor is located within the housing. The sensor is configured to monitor at least one of a frequency of dispensation of an air cleaner from an air freshener and a level of a contaminant in the airflow. The air cleaning system is configured to transmit a sensor signal to at least one of the air freshener and a user device to at least one of: recommend a frequency for air freshening, and adjust a frequency of release of the air cleaner from the air freshener.