Stone Mountain Technologies, Inc.

Bristol Compressors Interntional, Inc.

Joseph A Newland

John Willard Tolbert, Jr

Scott Garrison Hix

Michael Alan Garrabrant

David Rex Gilliam

Matthew C Blaylock

Adam T Roberts

Doug Blankenship

David M Firestine

A device that heats/cools air includes a heat exchanger that contains hydronic fluid; a blower that moves air over and/or through the heat exchanger; a pump that circulates the hydronic fluid; a first vessel that contains hydronic fluid under pressure, air, a sealed first opening, a second opening that allows the hydronic fluid to exit the first vessel, a third opening that allows the hydronic fluid to enter the vessel, and a fourth opening; a second vessel that contains hydronic fluid at atmospheric pressure, a sealed first opening, and a second opening in communication with the first vessel, wherein the second vessel is in communication with the fourth opening; a valve that allows hydronic fluid to flow from the second vessel to the first vessel when pressure inside the first vessel decreases below zero psig, and prevents hydronic fluid from flowing from the first vessel to the second vessel.

Hydronic air-handler devices and systems

An electrical feedthrough assembly for providing connection to components of a compressor includes a housing having an inner surface defining a channel. A sealed wire assembly is provided in the channel. The sealed wire assembly includes a body having an outer surface and a plurality of wires sealingly passing through the body.

Hermetic electrical feedthrough assembly for a compressor

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Limestone, TN, United States of America

Joseph A Newland