Eveready Battery Company, Inc.

John D. Brush Co., Inc.

Healthway Products Company, Inc.

Pall Corporation

Mark A Ferguson

David A Furth

Jeffrey P Pirro

Peter F Lynch

Scott W Osiecki

Richard H Chapman

Jonathan W Hedman

Steven S Garrant

Ronald J Kingston

Andrew C Schweitzer

David J Hine

David A Spartano

Todd B Abernethy

John D Crawford

Peter F Hoffman

Robert L Naas

Donwoong Kang

Michael J Brandon, Ii

Tyler T Watson

Julio C Casanova

Michael W Sanders

Matthew G Law

Thomas I Meyers

Timothy R Fitch

Robert S Englert

David R Dalton

Joseph P Gardner

Frank F Huang

Matthew R Gortner

Kang Woon Au

Rachel P Devereaux

Max Bablok

Richard T Briggs

William E O'Hara

Mark J Brennan

Jon Gauthier

Fred A Marconi, Jr

Herbert Hildebrandt

Cari Michelle Curtis

John M Dupnik

Michael J Fox

Seiya Ohta

Jonathan A Fitch

Grahame P Ward

Wayne E Uren

Wai Kwong Lam

David S Bowen

Kurt Matthew Richars

Mechael J Ii Brandon

Rachel P Derereaux

Michael J Ii Brandon

A modular filtration frame assembly is provided for holding components of a pipe system and filtration system. The modular frame assembly comprises a skid formed by a base and a central spine. The base has at least two legs and at least one lateral support disposed between the two legs, and the central spine has two uprights and at least one cross bar disposed between the two uprights. A component support member is attached to the central spine for supporting components of the pipe system. In the modular frame assembly, the base, central spine and component supports can be formed by selecting from predetermined and presized components in response to the design and size of the pipe system and filtration system. The component support member holds predetermined components of the pipe and filtration system having a predetermined centerline at the same vertical distance from the cross bar, thereby maintaining the same centerline for all pipe system components supported by the skid regardless of component diameter.

Modular filtration frame assembly

Lighting device

Headlamp assembly

A battery powered device comprising a housing having a battery compartment apparatus disposed therein, with the battery compartment apparatus being configured to accept at least one battery. The battery compartment apparatus comprises a battery carrier and a locking hold down mechanism. The carrier is slidably mounted in the housing. The locking hold down mechanism responds to insertion and withdrawal of the carrier into and out of the housing by locking the locking hold down mechanism against the battery, thereby preventing undesired displacement of the battery within the housing.

Battery powered device having a plurality of selectable circuits for providing power

A lighting device is mounted onto a support structure, e.g., helmet. The lighting device includes a light body having forward facing light sources including a visible white light source, visible colored light source, an infrared light source and a side facing IFF light source. The light body includes switches for activating the visible light sources and a three-position switch for activating the IR and light sources. The light body mounts onto a mount assembly and includes a connector arrangement for slidably connecting to a platform of the mount assembly. A base member of the mount assembly includes a clamp that connects to a support structure. The light body and platform member may be swivelly moved relative to the base member by forcing the light body and platform member away from the base member and rotating the same. Also disclosed is boost circuitry, battery chemistry detection and control modes.

A lighting device in the form of a handheld flashlight includes a plurality of light sources, a housing, a three-position switch, and a second switch. The plurality of light sources may include a visible light source and a non-visible light source. The three-position switch selects one of a plurality of modes, for example, a visible light enabled mode, an infrared mode, and a lockout mode. The second switch is operative to control one of the plurality of light sources based on the selected operating mode.

Multi-spectrum lighting device having a plurality of illumination modes

Lantern lighting device

A package comprising a rear member pivotally connected to a front member at a pivot. The package has a closed position wherein the front member is engaged with the rear member to define an interior space therebetween and an open position allowing access to the interior space. At least one of the front member and the rear member includes support structure for supporting products in the interior space. A projection having an aperture for allowing the package to be hung on a rod extends from the front member and the rear member. The rear member includes a foot allowing the package to stand substantially upright on a horizontal surface. The front member and the rear member include a latch and a slot, with the latch being configured to be inserted into the slot for maintaining the package in the closed position.

Compact injection molded battery package

Solar power device

A lighting device includes a head assembly, a battery pack, and a light housing. The light housing includes at least one light source and a diffuser lens. The diffuser lens is pivotably coupled to the light housing. The diffuser lens is configured to pivot between a first position in which the diffuser lens diffuses light emitted by the at least one light source and a second position in which a substantial amount of the light emitted by the at least one light source is not diffused by the diffuser lens.

Headlight devices and methods

A device () such as a battery charger includes a body (), a movable member (), and a plurality of battery bays (). Moving the member () toward a first position increases a distance between respective first () and second () battery contacts so that a battery may be inserted with zero or substantially zero insertion force. Moving the member () in the second direction decreases the distance between the first and second battery contacts. In one implementation, the device () is polarity agnostic.

Battery charger

A battery charger () includes a plurality of battery receiving bays () for receiving batteries to be charged. A user interface () includes a display which displays information indicative of batteries received in the various bays () in graphical and textual form. The displayed information includes the number of batteries received in the charger, as well as their size, good/bad state, and state of charge.

Battery charger user interface

A lighting device includes one or more light sources, one or more switches, and a controller. The lighting device has multiple modes of operation. The controller selects modes of operation according to the one or more switches. The controller controls or operates the one or more light sources according to the selected mode of operation.

Multi-mode flashlight

Growing community of inventors

Memphis, NY, United States of America

Mark A Ferguson