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Varian Associates, Inc.

Anderson, Kenneth E.

Kenneth E Anderson

Martin A Hutchinson

Frederick T Turner

Adolphus E McClanahan

Phillip B Nicholson

Charles B Salestrom

A combination LED lighting system and angle power strip including an elongated and horizontally extending housing which may be placed on a vertical wall below a cabinet or the like. The housing has an inclined front wall which has a plurality of electrical outlets mounted thereon at an acute angle with respect to the wall. The housing also has a lens selectively removably secured thereto which is positioned above the electrical outlets. A LED lighting system is mounted in the housing for directing light downwardly and outwardly through the lens. The ends of the housing have caps removably secured thereto. The housing also has an outer wall member which may be selectively detached from the housing for repair or replacement of the components within the housing.

Combination LED lighting system and angle power strip

Electrical outlet plug strips are positioned at the underside of a kitchen cabinet or cabinets. The plug strips include covers which are designed to shield or cover the gaps between adjacent plug strips and to shield or cover support members positioned at the bottoms of adjacent cabinets.

Electrical outlet plug strip

A light bar assembly is disclosed which is configured to be placed adjacent at least one edge of a glass member such as a countertop, backsplash, or mirror. The light bar assembly includes a first support member having a second support member selectively secured thereto. An LED light strip is positioned in the lower support member so as to direct light into the glass member. If the light strip fails, the upper support member may be detached from the lower support member to provide ready access to the light strip for repair or replacement.

Light bar assembly for illuminating an edge of a piece of material

A light bar configured to be mounted beneath a cabinet, above a cabinet, within a cabinet or any other placement requiring illumination. The light bar includes a first support member which is fixed onto a supporting surface. A second support member is pivotally secured to the first support member so as to be selectively movable between open and closed positions with respect to the first support member. An LED light strip is mounted in the second support member so as to direct light rays through a lens mounted on the lower support member. The electrical components of the light bar are readily accessible when the second support member is in its open position.

Line voltage light bar

A combination under-cabinet LED fixture and raceway is comprised of an upper housing member to which either a lower housing member may be secured thereto to create an LED fixture or to which a raceway cover may be secured thereto to create a raceway. A modified form of the invention comprises an upper housing member and a lower housing member with the lower housing member being selectively reversibly inserted into the upper housing member to form either a raceway or an LED fixture.

Combination LED fixture and raceway

An electrical outlet plug strip comprising an elongated horizontally disposed housing having a horizontally disposed upper wall member, a vertically disposed inner wall member, a horizontally disposed bottom wall member, and an angularly disposed outer wall member which extends between the outer end of the upper wall member and the outer end of the bottom wall member. The outer wall member extends downwardly and inwardly from its upper end to its lower end and has a plurality of horizontally spaced-apart electrical outlets positioned in the angularly disposed outer wall member. The angularly disposed outer wall member may also have a low voltage receptacle provided therein which enables low voltage lights to be powered thereby.

A lock guard (10) for use with a padlock (200) and a conventional tractor trailer door latch system (100). The lock guard (10) comprises a main housing unit (11) dimensioned to cover the door latch system (100) and including an exterior auxiliary housing unit (13) provided with a cut-out (61) dimensioned to receive a padlock (200) and an interior center piece unit (13) having an aperture (42) dimensioned to receive a portion of the padlock for captively engaging portions of the trailer door latch system.

Lock guard for a tractor trailer

An apparatus for releasably clamping a substrate to a support platform, or other support means, at a face of the substrate is described. In one embodiment, a retractable clamp holds a substrate near its edges on a support platform when the clamp is in its fully extended position. One or more leaf springs are mounted to the clamp and apply force to the substrate at respective points in the event the substrate adheres to the clamp, thereby releasing the substrate from the clamp. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, one or more activators are positioned in cooperative relationship to the leaf springs to cause the leaf springs to retract into recesses in the clamp when the clamp is extended against the substrate. In their retracted position, the leaf springs do not contact the substrate so as to minimize the generation of particle contamination and the chance of the release leaf springs themselves adhering to the substrate.

Clamp with wafer release for semiconductor wafer processing equipment

An apparatus for releasably clamping a substrate to a support platform, or other support system, at a face of the substrate is described. In one embodiment, a retractable clamp holds a substrate near its edges on a support platform when the clamp is in its fully extended position. One or more leaf springs are mounted to the clamp and apply force to the substrate at respective points in the event the substrate adheres to the clamp, thereby releasing the substrate from the clamp. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, one or more activators are positioned in cooperative relationship to the leaf springs to cause the leaf springs to retract into recesses in the clamp when the clamp is extended against the substrate. In their retracted position, the leaf springs do not contact the substrate so as to minimize the generation of particle contamination and the chance of the release leaf springs themselves adhering to the substrate.

A modular lighting system is described comprising a plurality of elongated light modules which are selectively connected in an end-to-end relationship to achieve the desired light length. Each of the light modules have a female plug portion on one end thereof and a male plug portion on the other end thereof. The desired number of light modules may be secured together in an end-to-end relationship by inserting the male plug portion of one light module into the female plug portion of an adjacent light module. The light modules are provided with a plurality of light bulbs mounted thereon and a reflector positioned at one side thereof.

Modular lighting system

An externally applied urinary collection and diverting device for incontinent females; including a substantially closed housing having an opening for an ingress conduit with a flexible cup-like diaphragm to fit over the urethral opening to direct urine to the interior of the housing which has a further opening along the length thereof to direct the urine to a collection receptacle without leakage along the vulva area; the housing is of such relatively small size as to be substantially self supporting by entrapment by at least partial covering thereof by the labial folds when positioned for use, and the housing may have attached thereto a perineal pad for similar entrapment thereof in the fourchette area for further support; and with ambulatory females, the housing is shaped to removably and adjustably receive a vaginal insert for still further stabilization and support of the device.

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Kearney, NE, United States of America

Kenneth E Anderson