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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 21, 2017
Filed:
Sep. 14, 2012
Robert A. Dawley, Creedmoor, NC (US);
Richard J. Billingsley, Rossland, CA;
Andrew Benton, Blue Bell, PA (US);
Robert A. Dawley, Creedmoor, NC (US);
Richard J. Billingsley, Rossland, CA;
Andrew Benton, Blue Bell, PA (US);
Electronic Systems Protection, Inc., Zebulon, NC (US);
Abstract
A plurality of controllers, each coupled to a plurality of outlets, compare values assigned to characteristic parameters or 'process variables' against at least one control value on the process variable. The values for the process variables are derived from at least one signal provided to corresponding controllers. At least one of the outlets at each controller is configured to selectively provide an electrical voltage from an input voltage in accordance with the comparison of the process variable values and the control value. Remotely accessible controls may be stored at the controllers which may be retrieved through respective network interfaces at the controllers. A remote processor may use the retrieved controls to remotely specify, such as over a communication network, the control values.
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