Ademco Inc.

Honeywell International Inc.

Brett Vandenbussche

Steven L Wolff

William R Blum

Joseph Carlos Vargas

Pavel Marak

Jonathan Erbacher

Tarik Khoury

Philip Ferro

May Bridget Wilson

Raymond Peter Holdcroft

Craig Kean

Brian Kearns

Carl Yates

May Wilson

Nicholas Antram

Bob Fawley

Jaimohan Ramachandran

Chandra Sekhar Ramamoorthi

Robert Fawley

A humidifier includes a container for containing a fluid; a cartridge for nebulizing the fluid, the cartridge configured to be fixed inside the container, the cartridge including a cartridge housing including a bottom side that is configured to contact a bottom of the container, a top side opposite to the bottom side; a back side; a front side; a left side; and a right side; and a handle on the top side of the cartridge housing, the handle projecting upward and away from the cartridge housing.

Humidifier cartridge with handle

Systems and methods for activating monitoring of a security system by a central monitoring station are provided. In particular, such systems and methods can include validating a first communication path between a sensor of the security system and a control panel of the security system to allow the security system to be initially set up to operate without monitoring by the central monitoring station and separately validating a second communication path between the control panel and the central monitoring station in response to the control panel or a cloud server receiving an API call from the central monitoring station to enable such monitoring at a later time.

Systems and methods for activating monitoring of a security system by a central monitoring station

The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for controlling the display of a gas detector. A gas detector may comprise at least one gas sensor configured to detect at least one gas in the ambient environment; a display configured to display information received from the at least one gas sensor; an attachment configured to attach the gas detector to a user; an attachment sensor configured to detect when the gas detector has been attached to a user; and a processor configured to receive information from the attachment sensor, and configured to automatically control the orientation of at least a portion of the display based on the information received from the attachment sensor which indicates that the gas detector is worn by the user so as to improve the visibility of the display to the user.

Clydesdale gas detector with improved screen orientation based on input from attachment sensor

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Brett Vandenbussche