John Bunch - Phoenix AZ, US Bruce Malwitz - Buffalo MN, US Stephen Shelby - Chandler AZ, US
International Classification:
F25D021/06
US Classification:
062154000, 062276000
Abstract:
The present invention is a device for reducing energy consumption by heaters on refrigerator doors and frames. A control unit is set so that the heater is on prior to the formation of condensation. The preferred embodiment provides for preset heater stop and start times entered by a system user. The heater may also be turned on when condensation is sensed by a sensor, and the sensor reading may be used to override the preset times. A programmer provides individual identification of each connected control unit and is used to read, measure and adjust one or more control units' settings. A communications host is used to enable remote monitoring and control. In addition, a quick-disconnect power connector provides for easily setting the system to a heater-on state.
Stony Brook University
Bachelors, Electronics Engineering, Electronics
Skills:
Negotiation Product Development Electronics Sales Management Manufacturing Microcontrollers Selling Investment Properties Contract Negotiation Semiconductors Strategic Planning New Business Development Marketing Strategy Embedded Systems Cross Functional Team Leadership Product Management
Interests:
Collecting Antiques Exercise Home Improvement Collecting Art Reading Sports The Arts Home Decoration Photograph Cooking Electronics Outdoors Music Family Values Movies Collecting Christianity Kids Automobiles Travel Investing Traveling
Stephen Shelby Sawyer (born August 30, 1952 in Paris, KY, U.S.) is an American commercial artist widely known for his interpretations of Jesus Christ, as well as
Versailles, KYowner/artist at ART for GOD I am an artist who is trying to make a contribution with the gifts that I have been given.
I want to show Jesus of Nazareth unhampered and uncluttered by the... I am an artist who is trying to make a contribution with the gifts that I have been given.
I want to show Jesus of Nazareth unhampered and uncluttered by the denominational and religious disagreements which beset Christianity and the rest of the world's religions.