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Mid-west Metal Products Company, Inc.

Mark E Watson

Michael E Greene

Brad Cantwell

Robert A Schlesinger

Hamid Syed Ali

Kimuel L Hill

An animal enclosure includes a door, a door frame, and a plurality of members each formed by a plurality of interconnecting horizontal and vertical wires. The door is movably coupled to the door frame between an open position and a closed position, where in any position except for the closed position an opening formed in the door frame is at least partially exposed to provide access to the interior of the enclosure. A clip is removably coupled to any one of the plurality of members. The clip includes a body formed by a first member, a top member, a base member, a second member, and a finger portion. The finger portion extends downward from the top member to define a first opening between the finger portion, the top member, and the first member.

Removable clip for an animal enclosure

A visual alarm device monitors the condition of a control and indication circuit and gives a distinct visual alarm upon detection of an abnormal condition in the monitored circuit. The device uses the indicator lights of the monitored circuit itself to give the visual alarm. The alarm device interconnects with the monitored circuit locally requiring no new cabling and remains in a passive state until an abnormal condition is detected. When the monitored circuit is rendered inoperative by a thermal overload trip, the alarm device becomes active to flash the indicator lights to provide a distinct visual alarm. Included in the device is a test switch, an appropriate voltage converter, an oscillator, and a power indication light.

Visual alarm device interconnectable to existing monitoring circuitry

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Farmland, IN, United States of America

Mark E Watson