Smart Power Partners LLC

Berkeley Lights, Inc.

Taylor Commercial Foodservice, LLC

Dorel France

Pedraza, Luis

Bryan R Hotaling

James R Varney

Stephen DeLano

John J King

Keith J Breinlinger

Scott A Leclerc

Benjamin F Feldman

James M Ormond

Matthew C White

Tyler J Miller

Michael J Stone

Tho Nguyen

Thomas E Musman

Spencer M Parker

Chris Norris

James J Minard

Jeffrey L Sands

Joseph W Zakowski

Dennis J Nelson

James Andrew Sandor

Luis Pedraza

Christopher C Shing

Edward J Milovic

Carl A Pahnke

Carl Pahnke

Inna Doliner

Tara Lorraine Moseley Dunn

A system to store food products within a heated compartment is provided. The system includes an enclosure that receives stacked trays, and an elevator to lift trays to a position to receive a plurality of food products from a conveyor or another source. A fork may be provided that receives a cooked food product thereon and rotates to allow the cooked food product to fall into the positioned tray while being maintained in a horizontal manner. A shuttle moves a full tray into a heated compartment, which moves trays therewithin to organize them for future use within a restaurant operation.

Automated food management system

A control module adapted to be attached to a power adapter is described. The control module may comprise a plurality of contact elements including a first contact element adapted to receive a line voltage and a second contact element adapted to receive a reference voltage; a switch coupled to receive the line voltage; a third contact element coupled to the switch and adapted to provide the line voltage to a power adapter; and a control circuit coupled to the switch and adapted to control the state of the switch; and a fourth contact element coupled to the control circuit; wherein the control circuit generates a signal adapted to be routed to the power adapter by way of the fourth contact element

Control module having a control circuit and adapted to be attached to a power adapter

A control module adapted to be attached to a power adapter is described. The control module comprises a plurality of contact elements including a first contact element adapted to receive a line voltage and a second contact element adapted to receive a reference voltage; a first actuator extending from a housing of the control module and adapted to engage with a connector of a power adapter; a second actuator extending from the housing of the control module and adapted to engage with a tamper resistance element of a power adapter; a control circuit adapted to generate a signal; and a third contact element coupled to the control circuit; wherein the control circuit generates to the signal adapted to be routed to the power adapter by way of the third contact element to detect a change in a state of a switch of a power adapter.

Control module having an actuator and adapted to be attached to a power adapter

An in-wall power adapter adapted to receive a voltage is described. The in-wall power adapter may comprise a first plurality of contact elements comprising a first contact element adapted to receive a line voltage and a second contact element adapted to be coupled to a load; a recess adapted to receive a control module; a second plurality of contact elements associated with the recess and comprising a third contact element coupled to the first contact element and a fourth contact element coupled to the second contact element; a switch coupled to receive the line voltage at a first terminal by way of the first contact element; and a connector coupled between a second terminal of the switch and the second contact element; wherein the connector is in a closed position when no control module is in the recess.

In-wall power adapter having a switch and a connector for controlling the application of a voltage

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Harvard, MA, United States of America

Bryan R Hotaling