Hussmann Corporation

Isee Store Innovations, LLC

Anthony, Inc.

Other

Brewnique LLC

Wisconsin Plastic Products, Inc.

Dclimate, Inc.

Omega Piezo Technologies, Inc.

Sesha C Madireddi

Mark Schaefer

John M Roche

Steven Allen Brenner

Ming Zhang

Sivateja Kasireddi

Raghujit Kunapuli

Ryan Robert Wach

Robert Michael Lattin

Rushil Eaga

Edward A Bernheim

Benjamin W Raglin

Bradley J Bruggink

Daniel E Schnur

Dennis L Wagner

Mani Gundala

Craig Steven Reichert

Michael P Kolve

Todd Lutkauskas

Nicholas William Yurek

Anshuman Bhargava

Sainath Kouda

Robert Ryan Wach

Meena Murugasundaram

Sai Prakash Putti

Nick Yurek

Chris Trout

Sivateja Kasireddy

Byeongchul Na

Patrick Morrissey

Martin Duffy

Ye Tian

John Michael Roche

An HVAC air distribution device to promote temperature stratification within a larger volume. The device comprised of a front side coupled to a back side defining a cavity for directing a flow of air. The front side comprised of a pliable material and configured for the distribution of the flow of air within the channel. Accordingly, the front side comprises an air permeable portion to release flow from the channel to provide a low velocity of uniform air flow across a length of the device. This low velocity uniform air flow encourages temperature stratification within a distinct area of the larger volume to increase comfort of an occupant and promote efficiency of HVAC systems.

HVAC air distribution device to promote temperature stratification

A product displaying holder system that is configured to removably secure to a surface of a component includes a base bar including one or more securing mounts, and one or more securing assemblies coupled to the securing mount(s). The securing assemblies are configured to removably secure the product displaying holder system to the surface of the component. One or more product holders are secured to the base bar.

Product displaying holder systems

A product displaying holder system is configured to be removably coupled to a surface of a component. The product displaying holder system includes a retaining bracket having a longitudinal main beam and one or more securing mounts. Holder channels are formed through the longitudinal main beam. One or more product holders are removably coupled to the retaining bracket. Each product holder includes a bracket-mating stud that is retained within one of holder channels. The holder channels allow the product holder(s) to be selectively positioned at different locations along the main beam. One or more securing assemblies are coupled to the securing mount(s). The securing assemblies are configured to securely couple the product displaying holder system to the surface of the component. In at least one embodiment, the securing mount(s) are perpendicular to the main beam.

Bumper

A magnetic toss game with a three-dimensional target capable of generating a magnetic field, a support mechanism having two ends, the first end operably coupled to the three-dimensional target, and a three-dimensional backdrop having at least one side surface and a bottom surface, the three-dimensional backdrop spaced apart from the three-dimensional target and operably coupled to the support mechanism, wherein the three-dimensional backdrop envelops the three-dimensional target on at least two sides, including the bottom side.

Magnetic toss game

A battery powered auxiliary HVAC system designed to heat and cool at least a sleeper compartment of a vehicle such as a truck with a management system for conserving battery power. The management system includes a processor connected to temperature sensors, motion sensors, occupancy sensors, etc. for controlling a variable speed compressor, evaporator fan and condenser fan. A fuel fired heater is positioned between an evaporator coil in the inlet of an enclosure and the evaporator fan in an outlet of the enclosure such that air flow passes around the heater. The power electronics to operate the system may be actively cooled by connection tubing providing a heat sink between an evaporator outlet and a compressor inlet.

Auxiliary HVAC system for vehicle sleeper compartment

Product display system

A securing assembly is configured to removably secure a structure to a surface of a component. The securing assembly includes a suction cup, a locking member coupled to the suction cup, and a suction securing nut coupled to the suction cup and the locking member.

Securing assembly

A beverage cooling display system includes a roller assembly that is configured to rotate one or more beverage containers, and a cooling assembly that is configured to cool the one or more beverage containers. A method of cooling and displaying beverages includes rotating one or more beverage containers with a roller assembly, and cooling the one or more beverage containers with a cooling assembly.

Beverage cooling display systems and methods

A product display assembly includes a first side member, a second side member, and a cross member. The first side member includes at least one first rack assembly feature. The second side member includes at least one second rack assembly feature. The cross member is configured to be releasably securable to the first side member and the second side member. The cross member includes cross member rack assembly features configured to cooperate with the at least one first rack assembly feature and the at least one second rack assembly feature to releasably secure the cross member to the first side member and the second side member. The cross member is interposed between the first side member and the second side member and oriented perpendicular to the first side member and the second side member. The cross member comprises a support surface configured to support beverage containers.

Product display rack assembly and method

Faucet tube

A faucet assembly for dispensing liquid from a beverage source includes a housing having a body and a cover coupled to the body. The body is configured to mount to a structure associated with the beverage source. The cover is movable relative to the body while the body is connected to the structure to provide access to an interior of the housing. The faucet assembly also includes an insert positioned within the housing in fluid communication with the beverage source to direct the liquid through the housing. The insert is removable from the housing when the cover is moved to provide access to the interior of the housing. The faucet assembly further includes an actuator supported by the housing. The actuator is movable relative to the housing to selectively inhibit fluid flow through the insert.

Faucet assembly

A merchandiser including a case and a light assembly coupled to the case. The case defines a product display area and at least one shelf for supporting and displaying food product within the product display area. The light assembly is coupled to the case and is positioned to illuminate the food product. The light assembly includes a housing, at least one LED coupled to the housing, a lens cover defining a sidewall portion of the light assembly, and a specular member coupled to the sidewall portion and spaced apart from the LED to reflect a portion of light from the LED toward the product display area.

High efficacy LED light assembly for a merchandiser

A moisture resistant light tube assembly for use in forming a moisture resistant LED light tube. The light tube assembly includes a rear component with an elongated heat sink having a flat strip upon which an LED circuit board (or boards) may be placed under pressure legs formed of a polymer for maintaining the circuit board in thermal contact with the heat sink. A polymer lens provides a dome over the rear component. The light tube assembly is formed by co-extrusion of a polymer shell around the heat sink, co-extrusion of the polymer pressure legs to the polymer shell and co-extrusion of the dome to the rear component from one or more polymers selected for their ability to be bonded together by co-extrusion.

Moisture resistant light tube assembly and method of manufacture

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Saint Charles, MO, United States of America

Sesha C Madireddi