Paul J Hebert

US Patent:

6962536, Nov 8, 2005

Filed:

May 1, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/137021

Inventors:

Jeffrey Hall - Wallingford CT, US
Paul Hebert - Manchester CT, US

Assignee:

Tuga, Inc. - Mooreston NJ

International Classification:

A63B055/10
A63B047/02
A24F015/08

US Classification:

473282, 473286, 294 192, 131241, 248156

Abstract:

A compact golf accessory which may function as a cigar holder, golf club rest or golf ball retriever. The golf accessory is conveniently carried in a golf bag.

US Patent:

56051433, Feb 25, 1997

Filed:

Jul 31, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/509550

Inventors:

Paul R. Hebert - Wallingford CT
John R. Busca - Hamden CT

International Classification:

F24C 300

US Classification:

126 41R

Abstract:

A device for cleaning barbecue gratings comprises a heat reflective perforated plate for placement on the barbecue grating and a removable handle for use in conjunction with said plate for placement and removal thereof. The material of construction of said plate is selected from the group consisting of highly polishable stainless steels, chromium-plated steels, steels coated with heat-resistant reflective materials and aluminum. Both sides may be polished allowing said plate to be reversed in use extending the useful life thereby. The device having sufficient slots and holes therein located to facilitate removal of gas and excess heat. Another lower cost embodiment comprises a hinged, two-piece wire or angled metal frame which allows heat-reflective aluminum foil to be suspended tautly within said frame to maintain foil flatness and to evenly distribute heat. A method for cleaning soiled barbecue gratings by placing said highly polished heat-reflective perforated plate on the grating, turning-up the heat of the grill for about 10 minutes, and then brushing away the residual ash remaining from burnt food soils.

US Patent:

20180190089, Jul 5, 2018

Filed:

Dec 30, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/395699

Inventors:

Wilmar Valverde - Seymour, CT
Paul R. Hebert - Manchester CT, US
Kevin O'Neill - Branford CT, US

International Classification:

G08B 7/06
G08B 17/10
G08B 25/10

Abstract:

A flash alert apparatus comprising: a first smoke alarm, the first smoke alarm comprising a motion sensor and a wireless transmitter; a first alerting component configurable to be wireless communication and synchronized with the first smoke alarm, the first alerting component comprising: a light configured to flash; and a first wireless receiver configurable to be in wireless communication with the first wireless transmitter. A flash alert system comprising: a first smoke alarm installed on a wall or ceiling, the first smoke alarm comprising a motion sensor and a first wireless transmitter; a first alerting component in wireless communication and synchronized with the first smoke alarm and attached to the inside of an outside window such that the light will be seen outdoors when it flashes, the first alerting component comprising: a first light configured to flash; and a first wireless receiver in signal communication with the first wireless transmitter. A flash alert method, the flash alert method comprising: installing an alerting component in a window to the outside; installing a smoke alarms with a motions sensor in the room with the alerting component or room adjacent to the rooms with the alerting component; synchronizing the smoke alarms to the alerting component; testing the system, and verifying that the alerting components is synched to the smoke alarm, and that the alerting components will flash when a signal is sent to it from the smoke alarm. A flash alert method, the flash alert method comprising: detecting smoke; activating audible alarm; determining whether a motion sensor detected any motion at a time period after the alarm is activated; sending a signal from a smoke alarm to a synched alerting component instructing alerting component to flash its light.

US Patent:

20160305181, Oct 20, 2016

Filed:

Mar 15, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/070188

Inventors:

Wilmar Valverde - Seymour, CT
Paul R. Hebert - Manchester CT, US
Kevin O'Neill - Branford CT, US

International Classification:

E05F 15/72
G08B 21/18
F24F 11/00

Abstract:

A an automatic safety window apparatus comprising: a window unit configured to attach to the interior of a window, the window unit comprising: an actuator; a linkage in operable communication with the actuator, and configured to attach to a window sash; where the actuator is configured to open the window sash. An automatic safety window apparatus comprising: a window unit configured to attach to the interior of a window, the window unit comprising: an actuator; an alarm and transmitter unit in signal communication with the actuator; a linkage in operable communication with the actuator, and configured to attach to a window sash; where the actuator is configured to open the window sash when the alarm and transmitter unit detects gas levels above a threshold level. An automatic safety window system comprising: a window, the window comprising: a first window jam; a window head abutting the first window jam; a second window jam abutting the window head; a top sash vertically slideable between the first and second window jams; a bottom sash vertically slideable between the first and second window jams; a window unit configured to attach to the interior of the window, the window unit comprising: an actuator; a linkage in operable communication with the actuator, and attached to the top sash; a receiver in signal communication with the actuator; a battery power source in communication with the receiver and the actuator; a fan connected to the receiver, an alarm and transmitter unit located remotely from the window unit, the alarm and transmitter unit configured to transmit an open window signal to the receiver when a threshold level of a gas is reached and to initiate an alarm; and where the fan is configured to activate when the receiver receives an open window signal from the alarm and transmitter unit and where the fan is configured to blow air from outside of a room the automatic safety window apparatus is installed in, through the window, into the room; and where the receiver is configured to send a signal to the actuator to open the top sash when an open window signal is received from the alarm and transmitter unit.