Four issued U.S. patents document the thinking behind toolless vent installation, serviceable grilles, and removable filters. Explore the inventions, their history, and the original records.
Explore the four patentsImpeccable Air founder and mechanical engineer Dominic Pecchia is the named inventor on four issued U.S. patents. Public patent records list Filtrex Pure Air LLC as the applicant or assignee of these vent-assembly inventions.
The patents describe mechanical approaches to attaching a grille at an air-duct opening and making the grille and filter easier to access. Their shared theme is practical: a vent assembly designed around installation, maintenance, and everyday use.
The inventions concern the construction and methods of vent assemblies. They are distinct from laboratory claims about how much airborne contamination a filter removes in a home.
Each grant has its own claims and prosecution history, even when its title resembles another filing in the family. The summaries below explain the disclosed concepts in plain language; follow the record links for the full text, drawings, and issued claims.
US 12,146,679
Describes vent-housing and connector arrangements for a snap-in installation, with a grille and a filter positioned in the air passage. The grant establishes the starting point for this set of related inventions.
US 12,313,284
Describes a filtered vent assembly with a housing, attachable grille, and selectively removable filter. Its disclosure addresses opening, service access, and cleaning as part of the assembly’s mechanical design.
US 12,372,269
Includes method claims describing the steps of attaching a vent housing without screws or bolts, connecting the grille, and, in certain claims, accessing a filter behind the grille. This record focuses on installation methods.
US 12,624,857
A related divisional grant covering particular aspects of the vent-assembly design, including grille access and cleaning arrangements. It builds on the earlier application family while having its own issued claims.
Grant dates and titles are drawn from the public U.S. patent records. Patent bibliographic information reviewed November 2026.
The patent documents describe clip-based attachment arrangements that can allow a vent housing to engage a compatible wall or duct opening without conventional screw or bolt fastening.
Several disclosures place a removable filter behind an attachable or hinged grille. The aim is to allow filter access without treating the entire installed assembly as a disposable component.
Related patents discuss grille opening or removal to help with cleaning and maintenance. The exact construction and fit depend on the specific vent design and installation conditions.
An issued patent protects the subject matter defined by its granted claims, not every feature discussed in its description. Different patents may cover different components or methods, and not every listed patent necessarily applies to every Impeccable Air product or version.
This page is a portfolio overview, not a product-specific patent-marking statement or a legal opinion on claim coverage. The original patent documents are the authoritative source for the issued claims. For current product fit and maintenance instructions, see our fit guide and installation guide.
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