Eaton Corporation

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Daniel Quentin Gates

James Gerard Maloney

William Thomas Flynn

Jeffrey Scott Gibson

William Flynn

Thomas A Parrish

William T Flynn

Circuit breakers with handles having at least one handle bearing pin that contacts an upper end portion of a moving arm and allows the arm to rotate to 'OFF', 'ON' and &#x201c;TRIP&#x201d; positions, typically about 90 degrees of rotation.

Circuit breakers with handle bearing pins

An exemplary bulkhead connector assembly may include a housing that has an inner diameter surface, a first opening and a second opening. The assembly may further have a retainer attached to the housing and one or more feet extending radially inward from the inner diameter surface of the housing. The assembly can also include a collar that has a portion received within the first opening or the second opening. The collar may have an outer surface that cooperates with the feet of the retainer to hold a conduit within the housing.

Bulkhead connector assembly

An exemplary bulkhead (A) connector assembly () includes a housing () having a first opening () and a second opening (). The assembly () may further include a collar () that has a portion received within one of the first and second openings. The collar () may be rotatable to a latched position to hold a conduit (B) within the housing (). Further, the assembly () may have a detent () holding the collar () in the latched position when the detent () is moved to a locked position. The detent () in the locked position may have an indicator surface () providing tactile feedback indicative of the detent () holding the collar () in the latched position.

Feedback bulkhead connector assembly

An annular seal for use in a fluid conveyance system that is subject to a high voltage event includes a center core having a generally tubular shape, the core having a circumferentially projected cross-section that is defined by inner and outer core radial surfaces, and core axial surfaces that are opposite one another. The sidewalls each have a generally tubular shape and a circumferentially projected cross-section that is defined by inner and outer sidewall radial surfaces, and first and second sidewall axial surfaces that are opposite one another. The first sidewall is attached along one of its axial surfaces to one of the core axial surfaces, and the second sidewall is attached along one of its axial surfaces to the other of the core axial surfaces. The center core has an electrical resistance that is less than an electrical resistance of each of the first and second sidewalls.

Electrically conductive seals for fluid conveyance systems

Circuit breakers with handles have common trip cams with an integrated spring and trip cam base. The integrated spring directly contacts the armature in lieu of having the trip cam base formed to do so thereby allowing the use of alternative trip cam base configurations and materials from conventional relatively expensive materials.

Circuit breakers with common trip cams and related trip cams

Circuit breakers with handles having a handle bearing sleeve that contacts an upper end portion of a moving arm and allows the arm to rotate to 'OFF', 'ON' and &#x201c;TRIP&#x201d; positions, typically with about 90 degrees of rotation.

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Daniel Quentin Gates