Catapult Products, LLC

Other

Dana L Denton

Daniel B Blanchard

Marshall T Denton

Mark A Christensen

Ferdinand Villegas Legaspi

Michael McGuire, Sr

William C Ballard

A disposable liner for use with a reusable infant's bathtub. A workable liner may be formed from two parallel flat sheets of plastic film, bonded together around an outside boundary. The liner is disposable in a flat configuration of minimum thickness, and can then be folded to form a space-efficient rectangular package of substantially constant thickness. Certain liners may include a backrest cushion.

Tub liner for infants bathtub

A bath tubfor neonatal bathing including a backrestthat provides support for the baby at an inclined position, and a seatto cooperate with the backrestto flex the baby's hips to suppress the baby's urge to sit up or squirm. Embodiments may include side supportsand/or stabilizer ribsto resist baby rotation about the seat. The tubmay be structured to reduce leverage to the baby to resist baby's turning over during a bath. A drain pathis desirably provided to maintain thermal equilibrium in the water during a bath. A systemmay include a plurality of bathing accessories and a disposable sterile linerto permit reuse of the tub, and/or an optional storage bagto store the tub, and even a system, at a convenient location.

Neonatal bath tub with stabilizing backrest

Neonatal bath tub

Infant bath tub

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems and methods using an interruption device for automatically re-routing power upon the occurrence of an event. The interruption device may interrupt the flow of power to an external device upon the detection of an event, such as a circuit overload or short circuit. Interrupting the flow of power may cause power to be cut off to a receiving connector, which supplies power to the external device, by re-routing the flow of power away from the receiving connector by the use of relay switches. By interrupting and re-routing the flow of power, an electrical fire, damage to the external device or other hazard may be prevented. Once the source of the problem, such as a defective external device, has been removed or fixed, the flow of power may be re-routed back to the receiving connector.

Systems and methods for automatically re-routing power

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Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America

Dana L Denton