This inventor holds 4 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignees: Accessmount LLC, Other. Active years: 2002-2010.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002-2010
Title: Nelson Douglas Pitlor: Inventor of Secure Mounting Systems
Introduction
Nelson Douglas Pitlor is an inventor based in Twinsburg, Ohio. His work includes mounting systems designed to make devices easier to install and more resistant to tampering. Pitlor holds 4 patents.
Latest Patents
“Tamper Resistant Device Attachment” describes a system for securing a device to a mounting surface. A base attaches to the surface, while a covered mount holds the device. A coupling joins the mount to the base, enclosing the coupling and the mount’s back side between the cover and the mounting surface. The device attachment is accessible only from behind the mount and requires a tool to uncouple, helping deter tampering.
“Remotely Attachable and Separable Coupling” presents a way to install and remove an article mounted on or against a ceiling while standing on the floor. An elongated rod supports the article as a person pushes it against a ceiling-mounted base to couple the parts. The rod can also be used to release and lower the article. The system can support devices such as signs and smoke detectors.
Career Highlights
Pitlor’s listed professional experience includes Accessmount LLC. His patent work focuses on practical mounting mechanisms, including secure device attachment and remote installation and removal.
Collaborations
Pitlor’s listed coworkers include Joel R. Pitlor and Thomas Gray Wilson.
Conclusion
Nelson Douglas Pitlor’s inventions address security and accessibility in mounting systems, with designs that help protect attached devices and simplify ceiling-level installation and removal.
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