Integrated power window operator
US-10119318-B1 · Nov 6, 2018 · US
US10876343B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10876343-B2 |
| Application number | US-201715836143-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Dec 8, 2017 |
| Priority date | Dec 8, 2016 |
| Publication date | Dec 29, 2020 |
| Grant date | Dec 29, 2020 |
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A casement window operator includes a linear input mechanism configured to be mounted to a stationary frame of a casement window, a linear to rotary motion converter operably coupled to an output of the linear input mechanism, a gear reducer operably coupled to an output of the rotary motion converter, and a sash arm operably coupled to an output of the gear reducer to rotate in conjunction with the output of the gear reducer. The sash arm is configured to extend from the stationary frame of the casement window to a rotatable window sash of the casement window.
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What is claimed is: 1. A casement window operator comprising: a linear input mechanism configured to be mounted to a stationary frame of a casement window; a linear to rotary motion converter operably coupled to an output of the linear input mechanism; a gear reducer operably coupled to an output of the rotary motion converter; and a sash arm operably coupled to an output of the gear reducer to rotate in conjunction with the output of the gear reducer, wherein the sash arm is configured to extend from the stationary frame of the casement window to a rotatable window sash of the casement window, and wherein the linear to rotary motion converter includes a line attached to the linear input mechanism and extending around an input of the gear reducer. 2. The casement window operator of claim 1 , wherein the line includes at least one of: a chain; a belt; and a cable. 3. The casement window operator of claim 1 , further comprising an idler pulley wherein the line forms a continuous loop around the idler pulley and input of the gear reducer. 4. The casement window operator of claim 1 , wherein the linear input mechanism includes a handle to facilitate manual operation of the casement window operator by a user via linear actuation of the linear input mechanism. 5. The casement window operator of claim 1 , wherein the linear to rotary motion converter includes a rack and pinion. 6. The casement window operator of claim 1 , further comprising a track configured to be mounted to a frame of the rotatable window sash, wherein the sash arm is configured to extend from the stationary frame of the casement window to the track and engage the rotatable window sash via the track. 7. The casement window operator of claim 1 , comprising a gear train slide assembly that includes the linear input mechanism and the gear reducer. 8. A casement window comprising: a stationary frame; a rotatable window sash pivotably connected to the stationary frame; and a casement window operator, the casement window operator including: a linear input mechanism mounted to the stationary frame; a linear to rotary motion converter operably coupled to an output of the linear input mechanism; a gear reducer operably coupled to an output of the rotary motion converter; and a sash arm operably coupled to an output of the gear reducer to rotate in conjunction with the output of the gear reducer, wherein a distal end of the sash arm is connected to the rotatable window sash such that rotation of the sash arm drives pivoting of the rotatable window sash relative to the stationary frame, and wherein linear to rotary motion converter includes a line attached to the linear input mechanism and extending around an input of the gear reducer. 9. The casement window of claim 8 , wherein the line includes at least one of: a chain; a belt; and a cable. 10. The casement window of claim 8 , further comprising an idler pulley wherein the line forms a continuous loop around the idler pulley and input of the gear reducer. 11. The casement window of claim 8 , wherein the linear input mechanism includes a handle to facilitate manual operation of the casement window operator by a user via linear actuation of the linear input mechanism. 12. The casement window of claim 8 , wherein the linear to rotary motion converter includes a rack and pinion. 13. The casement window of claim 8 , further comprising a track configured to be mounted to a frame of the rotatable window sash, wherein the sash arm extends from the stationary frame of the casement window to the track and engages the rotatable window sash via the track. 14. The casement window of claim 8 , comprising a gear train slide assembly that includes the linear input mechanism and the gear reducer.
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