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Byrne Electrical Specialists, Inc.

Stow & Davis Furniture Company

Steelcase Inc.

Byrne, Norman R.

Norman R Byrne

Daniel P Byrne

Timothy John Warwick

Randell E Pate

Joseph D Ward

Robert L Knapp

Marc A Mitchell

Thomas A Petersen

Aaron G Lautenbach

Roger D Burdi

Shane Patrick Rogers

Matthew R Andree

Timothy J Warwick

Chad Zimmerman

Peter J Maher

William F Schacht

Gerald N Vander Till

Nickolas J Morrow

Patrick E Young

Juan Carlos Angulo

Steven K Meek

Peter Stathis

Jorge Angulo Givaudan

Matthew R Haller

Shawn R Gibson

Christa R Anderson

Brandon B Danks

Steven Keith Meek

Brent A Reame

Ryan J Alt

Elizabeth A Wirgau

Robert Craig Klem

Anthony M Nicolette

Joseph N Castiglione

Joel Ruiter

Paul J Martus

Peter J Bergendahl

Shane Rogers

Melissa A Kilts

Joshua M McBryde

Timothy C Cramblet

Hansen Ma

Timothy Warwick

David J Battey

Derrick C Yager

John Miner

Timothy A Warwick

Zachary L VanDyke

Alvin J Smelik

Jonathan M Golub

Joshua D Kizer

Beth L Kolomyjec

E Stephan Winkelmann

Edith Chavez Ugalde

Shixiong Li

Victor Alexander Sultana

Victor Sultana

E Stephen Winkelmann

Jorge A Givaudan

Randell Pate

Joseph Castiglione

Electrical connector

Power and data receptacle mount

Housing for electrical junction

An electrical outlet assembly is mountable in a floor or work surface, and includes an upper bezel and a lower insert that are joined in a non-rigid manner that permits some adjustment to the spacing and/or tilt of the upper bezel relative to the lower insert. The upper bezel and lower insert are joined together by a plurality of fasteners extending between a plurality of fastener receivers coupled to the upper bezel, and to the lower insert. At least one end of each coupling fastener is loosely captured in such a way that when the coupling fasteners are fully secured, they are permitted to move axially relative to the fastener receiver or the lower insert. This allows the lower insert to be repositionable in its axial direction relative to the upper bezel, and also permits the lower insert to be tilted out of alignment with the upper bezel.

Poke-through electrical outlet assembly with leveling bezel

Power and data center

A modular electrical system with electrical and/or data outlets provides an unobtrusive power and/or data source that can be routed along a floor, a table or other work surface in a work area. The modular system includes a plurality of electrical wiring modules, a plurality of junction modules each having multiple outputs, and a plurality of electrical power or data units connected to the junction modules and to surfaces in the work area. Optionally, a modular floor runner system is assembled together from rigid floor runner modules interposed with junction modules, with one or more flexible branch extensions selectively coupled to any desired junction module. The floor runner modules and junction modules include housings that protect electrical wiring held internally, while being minimally intrusive for use in walking areas. Optionally, a table mounted modular electrical system is connectable to a floor runner system, and vice versa.

Modular electrical system

An electrical power or data system includes an electrical power or data supply cord and an intermediate power or data cord, a first electrical power or data outlet receptacle disposed between the supply cord and the intermediate cord, and a second electrical power or data outlet receptacle at a distal end of the intermediate cord. The first electrical power or data outlet is positionable below a work surface, while the second electrical power or data outlet is mountable to the work surface. At least one of the electrical cords may include a self-retracting cord section.

Electrical power distribution system

An electrical power and/or electronic data unit is mountable in a floor, and is fitted with an upper bezel that is openable and closable to provide selective access to an interior of the unit, which is optionally fitted with one or more electrical power or data outlets. A lower insert including an intumescent block is supported below an upper housing, and is angularly adjustable relative to the upper housing. One or more bores or openings formed in the lower insert allow the passage of cords into a pass-through opening in the upper housing, and out through an upper bezel cover.

Poke-through electrical assembly

An electrical system for use in a raceway includes a power cable and a junction block. The junction block includes junction block halves configured to form opposing halves of the junction block, a plurality of bus bars arranged within a bus bar cavity, and a hinged connector arranged on a face of a first of the junction block halves. The junction block halves are coupled to define a bus bar cavity within the junction block. Each of the bus bars are electrically coupled to a conductor of the power cable. The hinged connector is arranged opposite a second junction block half such that a portion of the hinged connector is rotatable about an axis that is parallel to a face of the first junction block half. The power cable is coupled to the junction block via the hinged connector.

Electrical junction block utilizing a pivotable connector

Drape-over article with storage

An electrical power unit or electronic data unit includes an outer housing, a circuit board positioned inside the outer housing, a frame inserted inside the outer housing, and a face plate fitted over the outer housing. The circuit board supports, for example, a high voltage AC electrical receptacle, a low voltage DC electrical receptacle, and a switch, each of which is electrically connected to the circuit board. The frame defines a plurality of outlet openings for receiving respective one of the AC electrical receptacle, the DC electrical receptacle, and the switch. The face plate defines outer receptacle openings that align with respective outlet openings of the frame to provide access to the respective AC electrical receptacle, DC electrical receptacle, and switch.

Electrical power unit

Electrical extension cord

An electrical receptacle includes a printed circuit board (PCB), a power control unit coupled to the PCB, AC electrical conductors, and an electrical receptacle coupled to the PCB. The electrical contacts are in electrical communication with respective ones of the electrical conductors. A first portion of each electrical conductor is coupled to a power source and a second portion of each electrical conductor is coupled to respective ones of the electrical contacts. The power control unit includes a controller and a switch, the switch operable to selectively establish continuity between the first and second portions of at least one of the electrical conductors. The controller is configured to selectively place the switch into either a closed position or an open position in response to a signal received from an environmental or occupancy sensor.

Outlet-level electrical energy management system

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Ada, MI, United States of America

Norman R Byrne