Richard J Wegrzyn

US Patent:

45409765, Sep 10, 1985

Filed:

Oct 29, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/437845

Inventors:

Richard J. Wegrzyn - Stratford CT

Assignee:

Remington Products, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

G08B 108

US Classification:

340539

Abstract:

An improved circuit arrangement is described which is used with a buoyant device for indicating a disturbance to the quiescent level of a body of water. The circuit arrangement includes an encoder and transmitter which are supported by the device and which are adapted for transmitting encoded information in accordance with a predetermined pulse code to a remote receiver and alarm. Transmission of the encoded signal is terminated after a predetermined interval of time. The encoder and transmitter are coupled in the circuit for enhancing the turn off of a bi-stable switching circuit.

US Patent:

46443282, Feb 17, 1987

Filed:

Oct 29, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/437846

Inventors:

Edward Szymansky - Fairfield CT
Richard J. Wegrzyn - Stratford CT
Richard I. Baker - Newtown CT

Assignee:

Remington Products, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

G08B 108
G01F 2306

US Classification:

340539

Abstract:

An improved buoyant alarm device which provides an indication of a disturbance to a quiescent level of a body of water. The device includes a cover assembly and a buoyant body. The cover assembly includes a cover member and a support member. The support member provides a subassembly support for electrical components which are mounted thereto and for forming, with the cover member, an enclosed water-tight chamber for housing the electrical components.

US Patent:

46666389, May 19, 1987

Filed:

Aug 27, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/769932

Inventors:

Richard I. Baker - Newtown CT
Richard J. Wegrzyn - Stratford CT
Edward Szymansky - Fairfield CT

Assignee:

Remington Products, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

B01F 304

US Classification:

261 26

Abstract:

A light responsive, battery operated fragrance device is described. The device establishes an air stream over a fragrant material when an artificial light source such as a room lamp is energized. It includes a swivel light gathering body and a photo transistor mounted thereto which can be aimed at the artificial light source and provides directional discrimination and screening of other light sources. The unactuated device provides a limited flow of convection air current which maintains a relatively low level of fragrance dispersion in a room therefor. Upon actuation forced air flowing through the device causes a rapid increase in the level of fragrance dispersion in the room.