William Conley

US Patent:

6779370, Aug 24, 2004

Filed:

Feb 27, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/085856

Inventors:

Rodger D. Thomason - Santa Monica CA
William Patrick Conley - Thousand Oaks CA
Lawrence G. Kurland - Jericho NY
George C. Chen - Chandler AZ

Assignee:

Belkin Components - Compton CA

International Classification:

E05B 7300

US Classification:

70 14, 70 58, 403348, 411553

Abstract:

A security device secures an apparatus having a wall ( ) with a slot ( ). The security device includes first and second shafts. The shafts have arms ( ) rotatable about their respective axis into and out of their respective unlocked positions. Each of the axes of the arms are different from each other. The shafts also have tangs ( ) extending from the arms.

US Patent:

6971254, Dec 6, 2005

Filed:

Aug 24, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/925299

Inventors:

Rodger D. Thomason - Santa Monica CA, US
William Patrick Conley - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Lawrence G. Kurland - Jericho NY, US
George C. Chen - Chandler AZ, US

Assignee:

Belkin Components - Compton CA

International Classification:

E05B073/00

US Classification:

70 14, 70 58, 403348, 411553

Abstract:

A security device secures an apparatus having a wall () with a slot (). The security device includes first and second shafts. The shafts have arms () rotatable about their respective axis into and out of their respective unlocked positions. Each of the axes of the arms are different from each other. The shafts also have tangs () extending from the arms.

US Patent:

7179436, Feb 20, 2007

Filed:

Jun 4, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/860922

Inventors:

Darren T. Paskal - Los Angeles CA, US
Gregory L. Noss - Las Vegas NV, US
William P. Conley - Calabasas CA, US
Rodger D. Thomason - Santa Monica CA, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/07

US Classification:

422295, 422292, 422297, 422 26

Abstract:

Exemplary embodiments may include a sanitizing system and method including a chamber, a wet and dry heating system adjacent to the chamber, and a filtered air system to reduce the contaminants entering the system and to provide positive pressure to the chamber to reduce the likelihood of contaminants entering the system.

US Patent:

7387285, Jun 17, 2008

Filed:

Feb 24, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/065508

Inventors:

Rodger D. Thomason - Santa Monica CA, US
William P. Conley - Calabasas CA, US

Assignee:

Kids Line, LLC - South Gate CA

International Classification:

F21V 35/00

US Classification:

24822611, 248103, 24822212, 24823141, 403326, 403329, 411216, 411383

Abstract:

A clamp is provided suitable for clamping an object to a balustrade or other analogous structure. The clamp is attached by clamping the slats or spindles in the balustrade between a clamping nut and an adjustable jam plate. When the clamping nut is disengaged from the clamp, the jam plate may be slide along a shaft to position the jam plate. When the clamping nut is engaged with the clamp, the jam plate is locked in place on the shaft.

US Patent:

20130084180, Apr 4, 2013

Filed:

Sep 30, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/250792

Inventors:

William Conley - Long Beach CA, US
Rodger Thomason - Santa Monica CA, US
Ricardo Lopez - Fontana CA, US

International Classification:

F04D 29/36

US Classification:

416 1, 416143

Abstract:

A rotating fan with a transmission mechanism and a blade deployment mechanism. In an energized state, an electromagnetic coil generates a magnetic force that causes a clutch plate to be in contact with a contact surface, thereby engaging a planetary gear system. In a de-energized state, the clutch plate is not in contact with the contact surface, thereby disengaging the planetary gear system. In a deployed configuration, a drive link activated by the planetary gear system rotates a blade link to cause a fan blade to pivot. The result is that the fan blade tip is farther from the motor shaft than the fan blade root. In a retracted configuration, the drive link rotates the blade link to cause the fan blade to pivot and retract. The result is that the fan blade tip is equidistant from the motor shaft as the fan blade root.

US Patent:

20130334247, Dec 19, 2013

Filed:

Aug 23, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/974193

Inventors:

Nicole Sollazzo Lee - , US
William Patrick Conley - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

G01G 13/02

US Classification:

222 77

Abstract:

A precision measurement dispenser provides for storage of a granular bulk material in a storage container that is preferably airtight. The granular material is held in a storage container which feeds a dispensing section that is preferably positioned within the storage container. The dispensing section selectively dispenses the ingredient by gravity to a weighting tray of a scale. The ingredient is dispensed by weight. The storage dispensing unit may also include a display and keypad for entry of a desired quantity of ingredient to be dispensed, and optionally which of plural ingredients to be dispensed. A controller can convert a requested volumetric measure to an equivalent weight measure, and dispense by weight in place of volume. The storage dispensing unit further optionally includes pressure control, temperature control, and/or humidity control on the storage container. The dispensing section uses screw, roll, vibration, or shuttle mechanisms for precise dispensing of material.

US Patent:

61238376, Sep 26, 2000

Filed:

Sep 10, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/394357

Inventors:

John Wadsworth - Los Angeles CA
William Patrick Conley - Thousand Oaks CA
Daniel T. Carty - Danville CA
Fredrick G. Doolittle - Danville CA
Edward B. Rinker - Oakland CA
Kaj A. Johnson - Livermore CA
Elizabeth Hedberg - Berkeley CA
Carl Kling - Walnut Creek CA

Assignee:

The Clorox Company - Oakland CA

International Classification:

B01D 35143

US Classification:

210 87

Abstract:

A faucet mounted water filter is described, comprising a base having a water inlet upstanding from a first end of the base and attachable to a water faucet, a first water outlet downwardly directed from the first end of the base for discharging unfiltered water, a second water outlet downwardly directed from a second end of the base for discharging filtered water and a filter cartridge seat disposed on the second end of the base, a replaceable filter cartridge comprising a unitary subassembly including a closed outer cylindrical shell having top and side walls defining a chamber therein, a filter element disposed with the filter chamber and a filter cartridge base, a latch device for demountably securing the filter cartridge in the housing cartridge seat, a diverter valve for selectively permitting the flow of water through the housing first water outlet and the filter cartridge, and an end-of-use indicator for determining the status of the filter element during use.

US Patent:

59763620, Nov 2, 1999

Filed:

Apr 1, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/053609

Inventors:

John Wadsworth - Los Angeles CA
William Patrick Conley - Thousand Oaks CA
Daniel T. Carty - Danville CA
Fredrick G. Doolittle - Danville CA
Edward B. Rinker - Oakland CA
Kaj A. Johnson - Livermore CA
Elizabeth Hedberg - Berkeley CA
Carl Kling - Walnut Creek CA

Assignee:

The Clorox Company - Oakland CA

International Classification:

B01D 1712
B01D 35143

US Classification:

210 87

Abstract:

A faucet mounted water filter is described, comprising a base having a water inlet upstanding from a first end of the base and attachable to a water faucet, a first water outlet downwardly directed from the first end of the base for discharging unfiltered water, a second water outlet downwardly directed from a second end of the base for discharging filtered water and a filter cartridge seat disposed on the second end of the base, a replaceable filter cartridge comprising a unitary subassembly including a closed outer cylindrical shell having top and side walls defining a chamber therein, a filter element disposed with the filter chamber and a filter cartridge base, latch means for demountably securing the filter cartridge in the housing cartridge seat, a diverter valve for selectively permitting the flow of water through the housing first water outlet and the filter cartridge, and an end-of-use indicator for determining the status of the filter element during use.