Safe Stress, Inc.

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Max M Dubrinsky

Mary S Edwards

Marysue Edwards

A cable adaptor assembly is disclosed that allows any type of plug to be adapted to any type of socket. The arrangement consists of at least two cable members each having a plug and socket separated by an electric cord wherein the plug and socket on any given cable member are of distinct configurations. This assembly allows an operator to quickly adapt a given electric plug from an appliance to a particular wall outlet.

Cable adaptor assembly

A safety harness on/off switch assembly for a motorized treadmill comprises a support positioned over the treadmill, and a safety harness including a pair of spaced laterally interconnected straps at their upper ends yieldably and flexibly suspended from the support and at their lower ends including a pair of loops to receive portions of the body of a user upon the treadmill. A normally closed safety switch is mounted upon the support and is located in the electrical circuit of the treadmill. When the user faints, falls, or trips, or is injured, his or her body rests upon the straps and opens the safety switch thereby automatically shutting down the motorized treadmill.

Safety harness on/off switch assembly for treadmills

A treadmill assembly of the type including a frame, an endless generally horizontally disposed belt positioned generally at the base of the frame, a motor for driving the belt at varying speeds and a handle at the front end of and spaced above the belt so that a user running on the motorized belt may grasp the handle with his hands. A safety harness is provided for use with the treadmill assembly and includes a pair of straps adapted to be supported from support means over the treadmill and each including a loop portion at its lower end adapted to pass through the groin of the user. The safety harness further includes a catch band extending transversely between the rear sections of the loop portions of the straps at a vertical location such as to position the band behind the user generally in the central region of the user's back. The catch band and the loop portions at the lower ends of the straps coact in the event of collapse of the user while running on the treadmill to catch the user in a generally seated position and prevent injury to the user resulting from falling off of or onto the moving treadmill. Adjustment devices in the form of coacting seatbelt members are provided to both adjust the overall height of the safety harness to suit users of varying heights and to adjust the length of the loop portions of the straps to suit users of varying bodily configurations.

Treadmill assembly

A treadmill assembly of the type including a frame, an endless generally horizontally disposed belt positioned generally at the base of the frame, a motor for driving the belt at varying speeds and a handle at the front end of and spaced above the belt so that a user running on the motorized belt may grasp the handle with his hands. A safety harness is provided for use with the treadmill assembly and includes a pair of straps adapted to be supported from support structure over the treadmill and each including a loop portion at its lower end adapted to pass through the groin of the user. The safety harness further includes a catch band extending transversely between the rear sections of the loop portions of the straps at a vertical location such as to position the band behind the user generally in the central region of the user's back. The catch band and the loop portions at the lower ends of the straps coact in the event of collapse of the user while running on the treadmill to catch the user in a generally seated position and prevent injury to the user resulting from falling off of or onto the moving treadmill. Adjustment assemblies in the form of coacting seatbelt members are provided to both adjust the overall height of the safety harness to suit users of varying heights and to adjust the length of the loop portions of the straps to suit users of varying bodily configurations.

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West Bloomfield, MI, United States of America

Max M Dubrinsky