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Extreme Networks, Inc.

Natalie Forood

Walter Maclay

Jiang Wu

Manish M Rathi

Jeff Ronne

Rolf Wendt

A stray voltage detection system for detecting a stray voltage in pool water within a pool The system comprises a pair of elongate conductive elements, with one of the elongate conductive elements having a detector electrode end and a terminal end, and with the other elongate conductive element having a reference electrode end and a terminal end. The detector electrode end is positioned adjacent to an electrical fixture within the pool and the reference electrode end is positioned opposite from the detector electrode end. The terminal ends are connected to a microprocessor for measuring a voltage between the detector electrode end and reference electrode end. A voltage detection system for a pier, with the system having a pair of elongate conductive elements attached to a pair of corresponding pier pilings on opposite sides of a pier deck, and with the pair of conductive elements for measuring a voltage between the conductive elements.

Stray voltage detection system for protecting against electric shock drowning

A voltage detection system for detecting a stray voltage in pool water within a pool caused by an electrical fixture integral with a pool wall of the pool. The system comprises a pair of elongate conductive elements, with one of the elongate conductive elements having a detector electrode end and a terminal end, and with the other elongate conductive element having a reference electrode end and a terminal end. The detector electrode end is positioned adjacent to the electrical fixture and the reference electrode end is positioned on an opposite side of the pool and preferably a maximum distance from the detector electrode end. And, the terminal ends are connected to a microprocessor for determining if a voltage between the detector electrode end and reference electrode end is greater than a predetermined threshold voltage.

A network management application (NMA) obtains identification information identifying a network device. The NMA searches a storage area for a directory corresponding to the identification information. When the NMA locates the directory corresponding to the identification information, the NMA searches the directory for a file containing descriptions of the attributes of the network device. When the NMA locates the file containing the attribute descriptions, the NMA generates an image of the network device in accordance with the attribute descriptions.

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Burlingame, CA, United States of America

Natalie Forood