Marvin Lumber & Cedar Company

Danfoss Power Electronics A/s

Hoppe Holding Ag

Eric Von Stoutenborough

Kyle C Koch

Johannes N Gaston

Steven A Beaudry

Jeff Siverhus

Helmut Alber

Christian Josef Stephan Zeus

Matt Taylor

Oliver Erich Rudolf Schuberth

Dan Mattrisch

Matthew Donovan Gray

George Miller

Lester Grzesik

Frank-Erik Johansen

Ryan Drabek

Matthew Gray

A cover for a motor drive is provided. The cover includes an opening (often at the bottom of the cover) to allow air to pass to an air inlet of the motor drive and an opening (often near the top of the cover) to allow air from an air outlet of the motor drive to exit the cover. A hood provides rain protection for the drive and a separator (such as a baffle) within the enclosure prevents air flowing within the enclosure from the air outlet to the air inlet of the drive. The hood and/or the separator are shaped to direct air from the air outlet away from the enclosure in order to substantially reduce the re-circulation of air from the air outlet to the air inlet of the drive.

Motor drive cover for protection against contaminants

A lift and sliding fenestration assembly includes a single or multi lift/slide panel assembly including at least a primary panel and an optional secondary panel, where the primary panel is slidable along a first plane. The fenestration assembly further includes a linkage system operatively coupled with the lift/slide panel assembly, and a handle is coupled with the linkage system. The handle has an open position and a closed position, and the handle is movable between an open position and a closed position. The handle travels in a second plane, and the second plane is transverse to the first plane. In a further option, the primary panel is slidable along the first plane when the handle is rotated and placed in an open position.

Operating assembly for a lifting and sliding fenestration assembly and related methods

An intuitively operable door locking arrangement and a method include, a lock-point arming input element that is connected directly to a handle-operated control element of the locking arrangement, rather than being connected directly to a lock-point of the door locking arrangement. The locking arrangement and method may be used in hinged single or multiple-panel installations, having single, and/or multiple lock-points, may allow keyless locking from outside, and may include a latching arrangement. In active door locking apparatuses, the lock-point is movable only through operation of the handle-operated control element. The lock point arming element is selectively moveable between an armed and a disarmed position thereof, and is configured and connected to the handle-operated control element in such a manner that the handle-operated control element may be used to move the lock-point to the locked position thereof only when the lock-point arming input element is in the armed position thereof.

Locking arrangement for a hinged panel

Handle for a lift and slide fenestration

Pair of handle pockets for a lift and slide fenestration

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Fort Atkinson, WI, United States of America

Eric Von Stoutenborough