Steven B Reed

US Patent:

55163122, May 14, 1996

Filed:

Aug 26, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/297313

Inventors:

Steven L. Reed - Garland TX

International Classification:

B63H 2122

US Classification:

440 1

Abstract:

A device for sensing the presence of hull water above an acceptable level in the hull of a boat and communicating to any combination of ignition, starter, aural and/or visible means in such manner as to cause the boats engine to stop running and apprise the boat operator as to the presence of excessive hull water.

US Patent:

55163025, May 14, 1996

Filed:

Mar 7, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/206817

Inventors:

Han Kim - Cincinnati OH
Aubrey Bryant - Liberty OH
Steven F. Reed - Oxford OH
Robert I. Whitney - Brookville IN

Assignee:

Square D Company - Palatine IL

International Classification:

H01R 460

US Classification:

439210

Abstract:

An end feed connector for connecting a plurality of feed lines to a pre-bussed rigid conduit which has feed line connectors that fit in slots in an insulating housing. Within the housing, the slots communicate with conductive sleeves that are disposed in the pattern of the pre-bussed rigid conduit with which the end feed connector is intended to mate. Bus bars within the housing connect the feed line connectors to the sleeves.

US Patent:

54843006, Jan 16, 1996

Filed:

Jun 30, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/085341

Inventors:

Robert I. Whitney - Brookville IN
Lisa C. Simmering - Fair Play SC
Glenn S. O'Nan - Hamilton OH
Aubrey Bryant - Liberty IN
Steven F. Reed - Oxford OH

Assignee:

Square D Company - Palatine IL

International Classification:

H01R 460

US Classification:

439207

Abstract:

A sectionalized electrical distribution feeder system for carrying electrical power from a source point to a use point or a distribution point. Each section of the distribution system includes a substantially cylindrical enclosure capable of being easily cut with a hand saw. The enclosure also provides support and protection from physical damage to a plurality of electrical conductors which are disposed within the enclosure. The conductors are held firmly in place by a number of electrically insulating supports which snugly fit inside the enclosure. Each conductor can be easily cut with a metal cutting hand saw, and is enclosed in an electrically insulating sheath which can be removed from a newly cut end to provide a contact surface. A joint connecting member is provided for electrically connecting the conductors of adjacent sections of the electrical distribution feeder system. A joint cover connects the two adjacent enclosures together and provides additional protection for the joint connecting member.