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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 25, 2010
Filed:
Jan. 03, 2007
Vance Spillman, Bristol, RI (US);
Craig Rosenquist, Scituate, MA (US);
Jeremy Belknap Barber, South Easton, MA (US);
Vance Spillman, Bristol, RI (US);
Craig Rosenquist, Scituate, MA (US);
Jeremy Belknap Barber, South Easton, MA (US);
Sunrise Technologies, Inc., Rayham, MA (US);
Abstract
A system and device for using the power provided to street and area lights or other outdoor installations to power auxiliary devices which require a power supply which is different from line voltage for their power requirements. A device adapted to be connected to the NEMA three pole receptacle on a street or area light which converts the line voltage provided to the outdoor installation into a power form required by one or more auxiliary devices which cannot directly use the line current or voltage. The appropriate electrical connector for the auxiliary device may be included. Among the conversions: line voltage up to 480 volts alternating current converted to a user's specified voltage for WiFi, radios, surveillance cameras, traffic monitoring, other monitoring, security cameras, other communications, and UPS systems; DC voltage for the above applications and others; and power over ethernet conversion (for example, 48 volt direct current, 420 milliamperes).