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Michael D Martin

Mark R Drane

Robert Kevin Jolly

Jonah Kadoko

Gregory Richards

Phillip Taylor

Charles C Britton

Michael Devin O'Neil

Michael Devin O'neil

Philip Taylor

A modular floor box assembly that includes a floor box having a plurality of fittings having passageways for power and data transmission cables. A power deck configured for placement within the interior region of the floor box can include a female deck receptor that is electrically coupled to one or more terminals that are configured for a hardwired connection with at least one of the power transmission cables. The floor box can include an aperture within the interior region adjacent to the power deck that is sized to accommodate passage of data transmission cables, and which is in fluid communication with the passageways. The assembly further includes a removable power puck having a male receptacle configured for plugging into the female deck receptor. The power puck can further include one or more electrical receptacles for electrical coupling to power plugs of external devices, and at least one data opening.

Modular floor box assembly

A floor cover assembly for a floor box assembly that includes a lid and a base ring. The base ring can have a slotted portion that is sized to accommodate at least partial slideable displacement of the lid, and which includes an opening that extends through the base ring. The lid or the base ring can include a plurality of locking tabs, and the other of the lid and the base ring can include a plurality of lock grooves. The locking tabs can each comprise an overhang that are sized to be received in an open end of a mating lock groove. The lock grooves can be shaped to accommodate displacement of the plurality of locking tabs within the mating lock groove, such as in connection with a slide-and-lock attachment. The lid can also be manufactured to include a lid cover having a three-dimensional image.

Electrical floor box cover

A poke-through device for installation in a hole in a floor structure, the poke-through device including a body defining an interior. The body including a length bounded by an upper end and a lower end, the body including a central axis extending along its length. A mounting frame including a pair of opposed end lobes separated by at least one divider. One of the pair of lobes has a first electrical device mounting surface and the other of the pair of lobes including a second electrical device mounting surface. The first and second electrical mounting surfaces are angled toward the central axis. The first and second electrical device mounting surfaces each including an opening adapted to receive therein an electrical device. A first intumescent member is disposed at the body upper end, and an electrical box is secured to the body lower end. A fire resistant gasket is disposed between the electrical box and the body lower end. The gasket includes openings therein to permit passage of wiring between the electrical box and the body.

Poke-through device

A device for securing the latch buttons of automobile door locks against tampering from the outside of the vehicle comprises a sleeve engaged upon the shaft of the latch button with a depression, or counterbore, in the upper surface of the sleeve for receiving the lower face of the button proper in the closed - pushed-down - position. The sleeve is preferably made of a plastic or metal material and may be provided with a roughened or knurled outer surface to ease lifting the latch button into the open position. A locking tab may depend from the sleeve and be engaged in a separate lock attached to the inner face of the automobile door.

Anti-theft device for automobile doors

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

Michael D Martin