This page features an international patent application published by the World Intellectual Property Organization for an innovative portable heating and cooling system. The invention describes a multipurpose fluid-based device capable of both heating and cooling functions.
As outlined in the patent abstract, the system circulates water through a specialized tank, where it can be efficiently heated or cooled on demand. Heating is achieved using an unspecified element while cooling leverages the refrigerant gas R410. This reversible thermal transfer allows the compact device to provide temperature control for various applications.
By integrating heating and cooling core components into a single integrated and transportable assembly fuelled by basic fluid mechanics, the inventors have created a versatile temperature regulation technology. The design promises energy savings over separate heating/cooling systems through synergistic reuse of water flow infrastructure.
Potential use cases for the patent’s all-in-one fluidic approach range from climate control of small spaces to temperature control of sensitive payloads during transport. Further development could reduce energy consumption across multiple industries.
To learn how you can support commercialising this breakthrough heating/cooling technology, please get in touch with the listed patent agent to explore partnership or licensing opportunities. Accessing the full international patent filing will also provide valuable technical details to help bring this promising innovation to market.