Matthew A Simms from 201 Michigan St NW APT 902, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, age 35

Real Estate Brokers

Matthew Simms Agent

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Work:

Realty1
License #155571

About:

I started my Real Estate career as an appraiser for Express Appraisals in Tulsa Oklahoma 7 years ago. Since then I graduated top my class from the University Of Central Oklahoma, while receiving a degree in Business Finance and Real Estate. During my pursuit of graduating I worked full time in Real Estate and served my clients to the fullest, currently I’m a member of many organizations and has numerous licenses and certifications. I’m a very driven business man that diligently builds my business around quality customer service, and makes all my clients top priority. My Specialties: 1st time Home Buyers Investment properties Commercial Transactions Financing assistance

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Owner, Simms Electronics

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Location:

Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area

Industry:

Consumer Electronics

Us Patents

Electrical Energy Management And Monitoring System, And Method
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US Patent:

20130238153, Sep 12, 2013
Filed:

Mar 12, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/794936
Inventors:

Gerald N. Vander Till - Grandville MI, US
Matthew J. Simms - Grand Rapids MI, US
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
International Classification:

G06F 1/32
US Classification:

700286
Abstract:

A system and method are provided for managing electrical power consumption by individual electrical circuits in a building. The system includes a power control device in electrical communication with a multi-circuit power infeed and a multi-circuit power output, each of which includes at least two electrical conductors on separate circuits. The power control device includes respective electrical switches associated with the conductors of the power infeed and power output, an electronic communications module, and a computer processor in communication with the switches and the communications module. The processor is operable to open and close the electrical switches independently, in response to an occupancy signal and/or a trigger or scheduled event stored by the power control device. When a period of non-use is detected or anticipated, the power control device de-energizes one or more circuits, to limit unnecessary energy consumption within the system. A receptacle-level power control is also disclosed.

Outlet-Level Electrical Energy Management System
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US Patent:

20210005989, Jan 7, 2021
Filed:

Jun 30, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/917076
Inventors:

Norman R. Byrne - Ada MI, US
Timothy J. Warwick - Sparta MI, US
Daniel P. Byrne - Lowell MI, US
Robert Craig Klem - Rockford MI, US
Roger D. Burdi - Grand Rapids MI, US
Matthew J. Simms - Grand Rapids MI, US
International Classification:

H01R 12/51
H01R 13/713
H01R 13/66
Abstract:

An electrical receptacle includes a printed circuit board (PCB), a power control unit coupled to the PCB, AC electrical conductors, and an electrical receptacle coupled to the PCB. The electrical contacts are in electrical communication with respective ones of the electrical conductors. A first portion of each electrical conductor is coupled to a power source and a second portion of each electrical conductor is coupled to respective ones of the electrical contacts. The power control unit includes a controller and a switch, the switch operable to selectively establish continuity between the first and second portions of at least one of the electrical conductors. The controller is configured to selectively place the switch into either a closed position or an open position in response to a signal received from an environmental or occupancy sensor.