Cooper Technologies Company

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Eaton Corporation

Erik Jeffrey Gouhl

Darron Kirby Lacey

Tom Xiong

Alex Zhuang

George Zhang

Pramod Kumar

Andrew Yang

Harry Zhang

Dai Vo

Luis F Salas

Robin Lu

Gunter A Gallas

Hongzhi Zhou

Gregory G Moreinis

Shi Qiang Yuan

Yogesh Vitthal Borkar

Carlos Eduardo Restrepo

Rohit Sumerchand Dodal

Fengguo Zhang

Michael Ray Nelson

Rajesh D Patel

Ashwin Michaelraj

Alan Huanqing Chen

Ming Tang

James Vaccaro

Jim A Vaccaro

Denis Pierre Chardac

Saivaraprasad Murahari

Rahul Natwar Goyal

Oscar L Neundorfer

Howard S Leopold

Oscar Lewis Neundorfer

Karthik Satyanarayanan

Chuanchuan Zhuang

Jerry Zengjie Zhang

Nilesh Kamlakar Sawai

Raj Ashok Karpe

Qi Hui

Kejie Chen

Chuan Chuan Zhuang

Neema Firouzian

Self-powered wireless switch

Combined ground fault circuit interrupter receptacle with dual indicator lights

A shutter assembly for a tamper-resistant electrical receptacle includes a shutter, a base clip, and a spring. The shutter is coupled at one end by the spring to the rear side of an individual outlet cover of the electrical receptacle, and two multi-sloped blocking mechanisms of the shutter block access to the live electrical terminals from the hot and neutral slots of the outlet cover when a plug is not inserted into the outlet. The shutter comprises a fulcrum that rests on the base clip, which allows one end of the shutter to interlock with divots formed in the rear side of the outlet cover and the other end of the shutter to interlock with the base clip in order to prevent access to the live electrical terminals when an object is inserted into only one of the hot or neutral slots of the individual outlet cover, or when an object is inserted into the outlet cover at a tilted angle.

Automation compatible spring assisted single part tamper resistant shutter mechanism for wiring device product

Switch housing with a permanent magnet cradle

Bimetal thermal protection plate for a power receptacle

Terminal assembly with a bimetal thermal protection plate for a power receptacle

Ground fault circuit interrupter receptacle with dual indicator lights

A shutter assembly is for an electrical receptacle. The electrical receptacle has a base. The shutter assembly includes a first shutter and a second shutter each structured to be coupled to the base and rotate between a FIRST position and a SECOND position, and a slider assembly having a number of slider members each structured to be coupled to the base. The number of slider members includes only one single slider member structured to slide between a THIRD position and a FOURTH position and engage each of the first shutter and the second shutter. Rotation of both of the first shutter and the second shutter from the FIRST position to the SECOND position cooperatively drives the one single slider member from the THIRD position to the FOURTH position in order to provide access through the base.

Electrical receptacle and tamper-resistant shutter assembly therefor

An electrical switching apparatus includes a housing member, a printed circuit board assembly having a board including a first side and a second side facing away from the first side, and a barrier member coupled to each of the housing member and the first side of the board. The barrier member substantially encapsulates the first side of the board.

Electrical switching apparatus and method of manufacturing same

Toggle for a self-powered wireless switch

Self-powered switches include an externally accessible user input member, a switch housing attached to the user input member, a permanent magnet held in the switch housing, a magnet housing held in the switch housing that is attached to the user input member, the magnet housing having a spindle that extends laterally outward from opposing sides of an upper portion of the magnet housing. The spindle is attached to the switch housing. The switches also include a magnet assembly that includes a coil and a shaft extending a distance beyond the coil held in the switch housing. A least one of the magnet assembly and permanent magnet moves in response to movement of the user input member.

Self-powered switches and related methods

Growing community of inventors

Fayetteville, GA, United States of America

Erik Jeffrey Gouhl