AIR CONDITIONED UMBRELLA

• US 20150366305A1
• Filed: 06/18/2015
• Published: 12/24/2015
• Est. Priority Date: 06/18/2014
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Rebecca Edwards
• Original Assignee: Rebecca Edwards
• Inventors: Edwards, Rebecca
• Application Number:
  US14/742,989
• Publication Number:
  US 20150366305A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 1/1
• CPC Class Codes: A45B 2200/1045 with a misting device having at least one nozzle for spraying a fluid, e.g. water
• CPC Class Codes: A45B 25/00 Details of umbrellas sticks for umbrellas A45B1/00 - A45B9/00; illuminating devices for umbrellas A45B3/02; sockets or holders for poles or posts E04H12/22
• CPC Class Codes: A45B 25/02 Umbrella frames

Abstract

A sun parasol or umbrella that is enhanced with cooling capabilities in the form of battery operated, mist dispensation, wherein the handle houses a battery operated pump mechanism and an internal water filled reservoir and water is pumped through the handle into a series of perforated tubes which are attached to the rods underneath the canopy, which distribute water over a user'"'"'s head, face and neck.

Claims

1. A sun parasol or umbrella that is enhanced with cooling capabilities in the form of battery operated, mist dispensation, comprising:

a standard umbrella with a handled PVC handle rod integrally attached to an expandable canopy, wherein the interior of the canopy is held open by a series of expandable plastic PVC rods, further wherein the handle houses a battery operated pump mechanism and an internal water filled reservoir, wherein the water in the reservoir is capable of being pumped through the handle and handle rod into a series of perforated tubes which are attached to the rods underneath the canopy, further wherein the tubes comprise a multiplicity of spaced apart egress holes, which distribute water over a user'"'"'s head, face and neck.

2. The umbrella of claim 1, further comprising a control knob for setting misting intervals along with a pressure switch for controlling the flow of the mist.

3. The umbrella of claim 1, wherein the canopy comprises transparent vinyl or other plastic material.

4. The umbrella of claim 1, wherein the canopy comprises a high strength, non woven, polypropylene based clear reflective fabric that reflects approximately ninety percent or more of radiant heat and UV penetration.

5. The umbrella of claim 1, wherein the rods are collapsible and capable of folding flat for storage.

6. The umbrella of claim 2, wherein the canopy comprises transparent vinyl or other plastic material.

7. The umbrella of claim 2, wherein the canopy comprises a high strength, non woven, polypropylene based clear reflective fabric that reflects approximately ninety percent or more of radiant heat and UV penetration.

8. The umbrella of claim 2, wherein the rods are collapsible and capable of folding flat for storage.