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In a control unit for a heating and/or air conditioning for automobiles with individual temperature control elements for two areas and with a common inside temperature sensor, the temperature of both areas can be adjusted or changed individually and independently of each other by directly activating

In a control unit for a heating and/or air conditioning for automobiles with individual temperature control elements for two areas and with a common inside temperature sensor, the temperature of both areas can be adjusted or changed individually and independently of each other by directly activating both control elements by means of associated delay-value setters and by delaying the signal modification at the input of a common controller through the desired time setters for a sufficient time until it is offset by a corresponding signal modification of the inside temperature sensor.

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A control unit for a system for one of heating and air conditioning a vehicle with first and second heat exchangers respectively heating different areas of the vehicle interior, first and second desired value setting means respectively generating first and second desired value signals, first and sec

A control unit for a system for one of heating and air conditioning a vehicle with first and second heat exchangers respectively heating different areas of the vehicle interior, first and second desired value setting means respectively generating first and second desired value signals, first and second control elements respectively controlling said first and second heat exchangers in response to respective first and second desired value signals, means for sensing at least a single temperature of the vehicle interior, a controller means responsive to said means for sensing and to said first and second desired value signals for delayed modifying of the thermal output of the first and second heat exchangers only after receipt of a signal from said means for sensing representing a change in temperature of said interior which is not offset by a corresponding change of at least one of said first and second desired value setting means.