Hector Hernandez Ortiz

US Patent:

7225484, Jun 5, 2007

Filed:

Dec 22, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/741344

Inventors:

Hector F. Ortiz - Coral Springs FL, US

International Classification:

A47D 15/00

US Classification:

5424, 5655, 5494, 128872, 128876

Abstract:

For use on a bed mattress, a baby protector having a mounting sub-assembly and a baby holding sub-assembly. The mounting sub-assembly has a central portion adapted to overlie the mattress, and adjustable length straps extending from the central portion on opposite sides down to fasteners (preferably snap hooks) for attachment to the bed rail. The baby holding sub-assembly has a short fabric strap affixed at one end to the central portion of the mounting sub-assembly, a snap hook on the free end of this strap, and a self-contained fastener (preferably a safety pin) on this snap hook for attachment to the baby's diaper.

US Patent:

8621725, Jan 7, 2014

Filed:

Dec 7, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/313076

Inventors:

Hector P. Ortiz - Sunny Isles FL, US
Ramon Reyes - Sweetwater FL, US

Assignee:

Horsepower Electric Inc. - Hialeah FL

International Classification:

F16G 11/04

US Classification:

24136L, 241226, 174 74 R, 174 77 R, 174 82, 174 83

Abstract:

A large wire anti-theft device having a first body and a second body, the anti-theft device accepts passage of a large wire for inhibiting movement of a large wire by friction and compression for inhibiting movement of the large wire through the first body and the second body. A tension force applied to the large wire shall cause tightening of the first body and the second body against the large wire for preventing theft of the large wire.

US Patent:

20020181178, Dec 5, 2002

Filed:

Jun 5, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/874707

Inventors:

Hector Ortiz - Hialeah FL, US
Jose Oliver - Hialeah FL, US

International Classification:

H02H003/00

US Classification:

361/078000, 361/042000, 361/093200

Abstract:

A system for supplementing existing safety devices in light circuits by real-time monitoring of current and voltage levels in light circuits to diagnose and pinpoint problems in the circuit, and to activate a safety disconnect in the event hazardous conditions are detected. The system includes a monitor device electrically coupled to a light circuit service panel. The monitor device includes a switching means complementary to an existing disconnect means operable to independently disconnect a light circuit from a power source, and input means for collecting real-time data from a plurality of circuits. The input means includes a means for detecting unequal current levels in the light circuits, a means for continuous surveillance of ground wire continuity for each light circuit, and means for continuous sensing of the current and voltage levels in each light circuit. A processor coupled to the input means is operable to perform the steps of analyzing the current and voltage levels in each light circuit in real time by comparing the data with known parameters. The system can include a plurality of ground wire test circuits for continuous surveillance of ground wire continuity. A communication means coupled to the processor allows data to be transmitted to a remotely located external processor.

US Patent:

20190263289, Aug 29, 2019

Filed:

Feb 27, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/286674

Inventors:

- Hialeah FL, US
Hector P. Ortiz - Hialeah FL, US

International Classification:

B60L 55/00
G08G 1/087
G08G 1/097
G08G 1/095

Abstract:

Disclosed is a power supply in combination with a first responder vehicle for use in providing power to traffic signals. The power supply is based upon a vehicle having an internal combustion engine and an electrical system capable of producing 12 VDC. A 5000 W inverter is electrically coupled to the electrical system through the use of a battery bank to modulate the current. A power transfer cord is securable to the inverter and the traffic signal, wherein the engine of the police vehicle operates as an electrical generator, providing an alternative power source for a traffic signal during times of power outages.