The trademark application OmniTherm was filed by ZUTA-CORE LTD, a corporation established under the laws of the State of Israel (the "Applicant"). Application under examination.
The application was filed in English (French was selected as the second language).
Goods And Services
The mark was filed in class 9 with following description of goods:
Computer chassis with energy-saving features
Computer hardware using liquid cooling technology
Modular racks in the nature of mounting racks for computer hardware filled with coolant or refrigerant for cooling computer equipment
Data center infrastructure management and control systems in the nature of computer hardware and downloadable and recorded computer software for controlling the temperature and environmental conditions of data centers and cooling equipment for data centers
Components, assemblies, and systems for cooling data centers, namely, heat sinks for use in computers and electronic components
Cooling devices for computer hardware and telecommunication equipment, namely, internal cooling fans for computers and electronic components
Data center monitoring and control systems, namely, microprocessor based computer hardware and electronic components and downloadable and recorded software used to monitor and control electrical and electronic equipment, and climate conditions in a data center, telecommunication center, computer room or electronic equipment room environment
Computer server racks, namely, racks for storing computer hardware and electronic components incorporating integrated cooling units
Heat sinks in the nature of cooling installations for computer equipment in the nature of computers and electronic components filled with liquid for cooling computer equipment
Liquid immersion cooling systems comprised of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for computer hardware and electronic components in the nature of data center servers
Cooling installations, namely, liquid cooling system comprised of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for use inside modular racks for cooling computer hardware equipment
Cooling installations comprised of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for distributing a coolant to computer hardware equipment and other electronic devices that generate heat
Cooling systems in the nature of liquid cooling apparatus and cooling installations comprised of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for cooling computer hardware and electronic components in the nature of server racks
Modular cooling distribution systems in the nature of cooling installations comprised primarily of a heat sink filled with liquid and also including a pump module in the nature of a heat pump, and an evaporative heat rejection unit in the nature of a cooling evaporator for cooling computer hardware and electronic components
Cooling device, namely, a cooler comprised of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for cooling electronic components, namely, processors and integrated circuits
Cooling units and systems comprised of cooling units and heat rejection units in the nature of liquid cooled heat sinks and internal cooling fans for computer hardware and electronic components in the nature of computer server racks
Cooling units comprised primarily of a heat sink filled with liquid and also including a pump module in the nature of a heat pump, and an evaporative heat rejection unit in the nature of a cooling evaporator for cooling computers and computer rooms.
The mark was filed in class 11 with following description of goods:
Cooling systems, namely, air cooling apparatus composed of liquid cooling apparatus and cooling installations for cooling data centers and computer rooms
Cooling units and systems in the nature of air cooling apparatus comprised of cooling units and heat rejection units for computer data centers
Air conditioning condensers for use in cooling data centers, computer rooms and other computer and electronic equipment applications
Cooling systems in the nature of direct contact liquid cooling evaporators for electronic devices, namely, computer processors, computer memory, and power supplies.