Scott Schneider

Title: Scott Schneider and a Safer Modular Electrical Connection

Introduction

Scott Schneider is an inventor associated with Qwick Systems, LLC, in New York, New York. His work focuses on an electrical switch and outlet design intended to let users replace components without tools or direct contact with electrical wiring.

Latest Patents

The available information identifies one patent associated with Schneider. It describes a modular electrical component system built around a universal grounded connector that can accept replacement switches, sockets, and other electrical components. A lifting system allows a complete module to be inserted into or removed from its receptacle, with the goal of enabling replacement while power remains on and without handling wiring. The record provided does not specify the patent’s title, number, or filing date. Schneider is credited with 1 patent in the supplied information.

Career Highlights

Schneider’s listed invention addresses the replacement of electrical switches and outlets through a plug-in modular approach. By separating the replaceable component from the wiring, the design aims to make component changes more straightforward and reduce the need for users to touch electrical connections. He is associated with Qwick Systems, LLC.

Collaborations

Brandon Jarvis and David M. Cowan are identified as Schneider’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the invention or whether they are named as co-inventors.

Conclusion

Scott Schneider’s listed patent centers on a modular electrical system designed to simplify switch and outlet replacement while avoiding direct contact with wiring.