Leviton Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Cassida Corporation

Sural Yegin

Kenneth J Brown

Carlos E Ramirez

Pieter Loftus

Victor Soto

Denny Mandapat

Matthew J Holt

Robert E Frazier

J Kenneth Brown

Devices, systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for counting and managing currency are provided herein. Contemplated systems can comprise one or more currency counting devices, and a computing device communicatively coupled to the one or more currency counting devices. The computing device can comprise one or more processors and a memory storing software instructions for guiding an operator through a counting operation and controlling the one or more currency counting devices, for example, based on an operator input.

Systems and methods for counting and managing currency

An EVSE system includes an electric vehicle supply circuit having overcurrent protection circuit to prevent excessive current from flowing to the electric vehicle. A current limit may be set by a manufacturer of the EVSE, by a user of the EVSE, by an electric utility, by the EVSE itself in response to a control pilot signal, etc. The current limit may be set to prevent tripping an overcurrent protection device on a branch circuit for the EVSE, to accommodate one or more parameters of an electric vehicle charging facility, etc. The overcurrent protection feature may be integrated into a controller for the electric vehicle supply circuit, or it may be operate independently of the controller.

Electric vehicle supply equipment with over-current protection

A lighted power outlet system having a plurality of outlets includes light emitters, such as light emitting diodes or other light emitting devices. The light emitters are internally positioned within the interior of the outlet system so that light is projected through terminal apertures of the outlets. The projected light is visible from locations exterior to the outlet system to assist in guiding alignment of plug prongs with the terminal apertures for engagement of electrical plugs with the outlets of the outlet system.

Lighted power outlet system and method

A surge suppression circuit with a thermal cutoff includes a first surge suppressor in series with a first thermal cutoff device between a phase conductor and a neutral conductor. A second surge suppressor in series with a second thermal cutoff device is between the phase conductor and a ground conductor. A third surge suppressor is in series with a low temperature thermal cutoff device between the neutral conductor and the ground conductor. The thermal cutoff temperature of the low temperature thermal cutoff device is lower than the thermal cutoff temperature of the first thermal cutoff device.

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Chula Vista, CA, United States of America

Sural Yegin