Ecolab USA Inc.

Ryan Allen Chernik

Brian Philip Carlson

Troy Andreas Anderson

Wesley Mark Nelson

Aron D Dahlgren

Eric Richard Balz

Jared Ryan Freudenberg

Ryan Jacob Urban

Christopher Carroll Wagner

John Thomas Pelkey

Matthew Darold Lausted

Anthony Lee Kramer

Richard Jondall Mehus

Ryan Joseph Drake

Brian M Clemens

Louis Mark Holzman

Ronald Bruce Howes, Jr

Christopher D Diller

Adrian Eugene Hartz

Jon D Hansen

Stephen X Skaff

Christopher A Buck

Quang Dao

Michael Brown

Katie Gaynor

Seth Young Raley

Bradley Keith Lohrding

Amie Blanks

Eric B Olson

Joe Plante

Dana Marie Vajen Habig

Carl Gaynor

A controlling and monitoring control application associated with one or more work operations of one or more utility devices is disclosed. The controller is programmed for controlling one or more external work operations associated with one or more utility devices. An I/O board is connected in communication with the primary controller having a module with a plurality of device-specific control applications associated with one or more device-specific work operations. The housing of the controller includes one or more cable access points for plugging a cable into the controller. The cable access points are sealed to prevent water from entering into the housing. A mounting bracket assembly provides flexibility for mounting the controller at various orientations and/or positions. The controller also includes a DC control circuit for controlling backlight luminance over the entire dimming ratio.

Electronics enclosure for controller

A method and system for identifying product is disclosed. A product identifier having product identifying information for one of a plurality of consumable products is provided. The product identifier is selected for a consumable product. The product identifier is displayed at or near a location on a dispensing system, or where access to the consumable product is provided. The system uses a product identifier having product and/or brand information for one or more consumable products. A window is provided in a body of a dispenser or other member of a dispensing system for viewing the product identifier associated with the consumable product therein.

Methods and systems for identifying product

Controller enclosure, mounting and orientation of same

A dispenser dispenses a consumable product from a container. The container is supported within a housing by a container holder. The container holder is vertically moveable within a movement range in the housing. A biasing structure biases the container holder upwardly. A sign is connected to move up and down with the container holder. An indicator associated with the sign is vertically fixed relative to the housing. When an amount of product remaining in the container reaches a low level, the biasing force of the biasing structure will lift the container holder, causing the indicator to be aligned with a portion of the sign that gives a visual cue to a user that the amount of product remaining is at a low level.

Mass based low product indicator

The invention is an improved ice handling container and methods for using the container. The container includes a bottom wall with upstanding sidewalls terminating in a mouth. A bail having an apex and opposing ends is pivotally attached to opposing sidewalls of the container. The bail has a handle generally at the apex and a hook extending generally outwardly from the bail generally near the apex of the bail for hanging the container with the mouth facing generally upward. One sidewall has a handle generally adjacent the bottom wall and a hook generally adjacent the handle extending generally outwardly and upwardly from the sidewall for hanging the container with the mouth facing generally downward.

Ice handling container

An apparatus and method for accurately measuring and dispensing a predetermined amount of product from a dispensing system to a given surface area is disclosed. The dispensing system () includes a container () having a main chamber () to hold product and a dosing chamber () having an opening () in communication with the main chamber (). The dosing chamber () is configured to hold a metered amount of product () received from the main chamber (). A spray head () when connected to the container () is brought into operable and fluid communication with a dip tube (), optionally cut to a selected length, which is positioned within the dosing chamber () for dispensing by activation of a trigger () product () to a given surface area or air space.

Metered dosing bottle

A primary outer housing component for equipment is disclosed. The housing may be configured to include two or more opposing continuous curvature forms, a form outlined generally defined by a series of arcs, a forward facing primary surface having a compound curve, and a secondary surface having a compound curve. The primary surface may be configured to have at least one roundtangle feature and one or more primary touch points.

Product and dispensing equipment housing

A dispenser dispenses a consumable product from a container. The container is supported within a housing by a container holder. The container holder is vertically movable within a movement range in the housing. A biasing structure biases the container holder upwardly. A sign is connected to move up and down with the container holder. An indicator associated with the sign is vertically fixed relative to the housing. When an amount of product remaining in the container reaches a low level, the biasing force of the biasing structure will lift the container holder, causing the indicator to be aligned with a portion of the sign that gives a visual cue to a user that the amount of product remaining is at a low level.

Dispenser with concentrated chemistry secondary container

A mobile cleaning system () that enables touch-free, daily cleaning and disinfecting to areas or locations within an establishment is provided. The system includes generally a push cart () having front () and rear () sections spaced between vertically upstanding side sections (A-B). One or more sections of the cart () include a modulated space configurable with one or more cleaning and/or disinfecting modules for performing and supporting a cleaning and/or disinfecting operation. A tool drip tray () extends outward from at least one of the sections beneath a tool storage location (A-B) for preventing liquid or debris from dropping onto a surface beneath the cart () while stationary or in transit.

Mobile cleaning system

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St. Anthony, MN, United States of America

Ryan Allen Chernik