Coolsystems, Inc.

Sunlink Corporation

3rd Stone Design Inc.

Planetbox, LLC

Taylor Precision Products, Inc.

Stone Cold Systems, Inc.

Robert H J Miros

Martin Seery

Tamara Lynn Schirrmacher

Caroline S Miros

Margaret Birmingham Mittan

Brittany V Ballard

Malcolm Parker Brown

Robert Stancel

Rodney Hans Holland

Charlotte Hutter-Brock

James Anthony McCrea

Jeffrey William Servaites

William Elkins

Keith Bryant Payea

Jaquelyn Miyatake

Jocelyn Brown

Maximiliano Goldschwartz

Giovanna Hall

John Thomas Mead

Susan B Smith

Jaslyn J Adams

Margaret Birmingham

Barley Forsman

A portable refrigeration system for use in transport of medicines or other valuable, temperature sensitive materials is disclosed. The system can use GPS positioning technology to provide absolute global location along with internet connection through a cellular modem on board which allows for communication to the cloud of temperature and transit data during device use. The refrigeratorcan be powered by a rechargeable battery back that may be recharged through connection to AC mains supply or connection to the photovoltaic panelincluded with the device. The insulated container can be held at a constant temperature through the use of vacuum insulated panel construction. The devicecan be cooled through the use of thermoelectric cooling modulescoupled to the insulated chamberand paired with a heat exchangerwith heat pipesand a system fan. The devicecan be operated either through the included graphical user interface displayvia touch or buttons or it may be accessed and controlled by a remote computerthrough the cloud via a cellular connection

Portable refrigerator and method of using

A lunch box assembly having a main housing having a lid rotatably, hingedly attached to a base to provide access to an opened interior of one or more compartments is disclosed. The lid can have ferrously magnetic material and recesses to accept magnets. The magnets can be shaped to fit the recesses. The base can have compartments aligned with corresponding compartments in the lid. The base and the lid can form one or more closed food storage compartments that separate the contents from the neighboring compartments. A latch on the base and lid can produce a clamping force on a small lidded container or containers placed in one or more of the compartments. The clamping force can clamp the lidded container closed and prevent leakage of fluids in the container.

Food container

A flexible joint wrap includes a heat exchange bladder, which provides fluid circulation and compression to a joint. The joint wrap includes upper and lower sections for attachment above and below a joint. The bladder has an opening at a center section which provides flexibility of the bladder. The heat exchange bladder may be enclosed in a removable cover designed to conform to the shape of the bladder. The cover and bladder are formed with an opening in alignment with the joint to provide flexibility to the wrap. The cover may be formed of a fluid repellant inner lining to prevent fluid from the joint from soiling the bladder. The cover may further comprise a nylon loop outer surface to allow the upper and lower sections to be easily attached and adjusted.

Flexible joint wrap

Container

A mounting system for photovoltaic solar panels providing support for different sized panels, and/or panels having mounting holes located in different locations. A universal panel clamp includes at least one elongated hole or slot to attach to a mounting hole on a solar panel frame. A clamp is attached to an upper hole, and a second clamp is attached to a lower mounting hole. The upper clamps are attached to an upper lateral support member, and the lower clamps are attached to a lower lateral support member. This assembly may be supported by A-shaped support members having adjustable tilt arms, or posts with specially configured brackets.

Solar array mounting system with universal clamp

Mask

Clip

Bottle

A photovoltaic panel clamp includes an upper and lower section. The interface between the assembled clamp halves and the module edge is filled by a flexible gasket material, such as EPDM rubber. The gasket preferably has small, finger like protrusions that allow for easy insertion onto the module edge while being reversed makes it more difficult to remove them from the module once installed. The clamp includes mounting posts or an integral axle to engage a bracket. The clamp also may include a locking tongue to secure the clamp to a bracket.

Photovoltaic panel clamp

A solar array mounting system having unique installation, load distribution, and grounding features, and which is adaptable for mounting solar panels having no external frame. The solar array mounting system includes flexible, pedestal-style feet and structural links connected in a grid formation on the mounting surface. The photovoltaic modules are secured in place via the use of attachment clamps that grip the edge of the typically glass substrate. The panel mounting clamps are then held in place by tilt brackets and/or mid-link brackets that provide fixation for the clamps and align the solar panels at a tilt to the horizontal mounting surface. The tilt brackets are held in place atop the flexible feet and connected link members thus creating a complete mounting structure.

Photovoltaic module mounting system

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Fairfax, CA, United States of America

Robert H J Miros