Power Integrity Corp.

James A Ford

James T Fesmire

Allen James Bradley

William R Goldbach

A petroleum dispensing system having a dispenser data distribution system with controllable disconnectors for improving on the conventional wiring that connects dispenser data circuits to the system's site controls. The system includes an emergency stop control system, emergency stop disconnects, data wiring terminals, a circuit for connecting and grouping data signals, and dispenser data disconnect and bypass means.

Dispenser data distribution system with controllable disconnectors

A fuel dispensing system. The system includes a plurality of storage tanks for storing a plurality of fuel products; at least one dispenser; at least one pump for pumping fuel from the storage tanks to the dispenser; and a pump controller connected to the dispenser and the pump having a plurality of individual selectors for selecting a specific fuel product. In the preferred embodiment, the pump controller includes a plurality of individual selectors for selecting a specific fuel product; and an interconnecting expandable length bus for connecting additional station components, such as pump control devices, to one another. The system may further include an emergency stop system.

Fuel dispensing system having a selectable pump controller

An electrical distribution computer panel for delivering and controlling power to a plurality of electrical circuits. The electrical distribution computer includes a unitary enclosure having a top, bottom, sides and a door. Located within the enclosure is a microprocessor having a central processing unit, a clock for providing a clock signal to the central processing unit, memory for storing an application program for the central processing unit and a remote communication circuit for providing communications to the electrical distribution computer from a remote device. Also located in the enclosure is an interface having a plurality of outputs and a plurality of inputs communicably associated with the microprocessor and a plurality of computer controllable circuit breakers having a circuit breaker input for receiving a circuit breaker control signal from the interface. A display for displaying information provided by the microprocessor is located on an outer wall of the enclosure. The display includes a display input for receiving a display signal from the interface. A keypad including an output for providing information to the interface is also located on an outer wall of the enclosure.

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Greensboro, NC, United States of America

James A Ford