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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 29, 2015
Filed:
Mar. 30, 2012
Richard J. Billingsley, Rossland, CA;
Robert A. Dawley, Creedmoor, NC (US);
Andrew Benton, Blue Bell, PA (US);
Richard J. Billingsley, Rossland, CA;
Robert A. Dawley, Creedmoor, NC (US);
Andrew Benton, Blue Bell, PA (US);
Electronic Systems Protection, Inc., Knightdale, NC (US);
Abstract
A power conditioning device includes a set of outlets through which one or more load devices are provided electricity. Each device outlet is controlled independently of the control of other device outlets. The power conditioning device includes a storage device that contains a set of controls by which the power conditioning device can be operated and programmed. The set of controls, which may be contained in a Hypertext Markup Language formatted file and retrieved by a remote device through Hypertext Transfer Protocol requests, allows such control and programming to be performed from a remote location. Additionally, the power conditioning device may be configured to log selected data and provide (such) the log, as well as selected alarms, to the remote device.
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