Dewalch Technologies, Inc.

James Michael Holcomb

Tyler Dean Todd, Ii

Norman Binz DeWalch

Aditya Kumar Palthi

Donald Mark DeWalch

Norman Binz Dewalch

Tyler Dean Todd

The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for securing a box cover to a watthour meter socket box and relates to an apparatus, a system including a ring and fracturable locking system, in some embodiments, and method for securing a watthour electrical meter to a socket meter box. A locking sealing ring includes at least an annular band, wherein a body portion of the annular band includes at least a first band portion and a second band portion, and wherein the first band portion includes at least a first ring end and the second band portion includes at least a second ring end. A first tab is disposed on the first ring end and includes at least a connector member. A second tab is disposed on the second ring end with the second tab including at least a receiver member, and wherein the connector member is adapted for connection with the receiver member. A fracturable retainer is provided including at least a body defining a passageway therethrough, wherein the passageway is configured to receive at least a portion of the first and second tabs, and wherein the fracturable retainer is adapted to inhibit access to at least the connector.

Apparatus, system and method for securing an enclosure

The present invention, in a non-limiting example embodiment provides a locking apparatus and method for securing locking hardware without the use of a key. In an example embodiment, the apparatus comprises at least a keyless insertion rotatable disk-style, barrel locking apparatus that, in a locked state can be inserted into a securing device without first unlocking, and then, thereafter, locking after insertion. In a nonlimiting example embodiment, unlocking and re-locking requires a key. The present invention, in an example embodiment, also provides features that allow the locking apparatus to enter and exit multiple apertures without requiring a key.

Keyless insertion locking system and method

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Houston, TX, United States of America

James Michael Holcomb