Jon P Mccuin, Age 8541 Marconi Ave, Bristol, CT 06010

4783718, Nov 8, 1988

Aug 4, 1986

6/892606

Rodney D. Raabe - Bristol CT
Joseph J. Mrowka - Bristol CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
Joseph F. Noonan - Manchester CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H02B 104

361363

A circuit breaker panelboard modular assembly employs a plurality of interdependent molded plastic and metal parts to multifunctionally adapt breakers of different ratings for electrical connection within the panelboard enclosure. Anti-turn connector connects the line strap terminal. Captive bolts or plug-in connections are employed to attach the breakers to the power bus. A novel concealed hinge construction is used to connect the panelboard door to the panelboard housing and the breakers are individually identified within the housing by extruded plastic circuit markers.

4945450, Jul 31, 1990

Aug 2, 1989

7/388467

Robert J. Sabatella - Southington CT
Joseph J. Mrowka - Bristol CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
Dean A. Robarge - New Britain CT
Denis A. Perzan - Plainville CT
Robert G. Markowski - East Haven CT
David A. Reid - Forestville CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H02B 104

361334

A multi-component electric switch-circuit breaker module permits electric switches and circuit breakers to be field-installed within existing panelboard-switchboard enclosures. The module contains a pair of compartments that are accessed by separate doors. Electric switches or circuit breakers can be arranged within both compartments or an electric switch can be installed within one compartment with an electric circuit breaker installed within the other. The module is removably attached to the panelboard-switchboard interior by means of a bail handle arrangement. The module is removed from the assembly by unscrewing the bail handle and manually accessing the module. Spring-loaded connector clips allow for repeated connection with and disconnection from the systems power bus with minimum contact resistance.

4631634, Dec 23, 1986

Feb 25, 1985

6/705454

Rodney D. Raabe - Bristol CT
Joseph J. Mrowka - Bristol CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
Joseph F. Noonan - Manchester CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H02B 106

361358

A circuit breaker panelboard modular assembly employs a plurality of interdependent molded plastic and metal parts to multifunctionally adapt breakers of different ratings for electrical connection within the panelboard enclosure. Anti-turn connector connects the line strap terminal. Captive bolts or plug-in connections are employed to attach the breakers to the power bus. A novel concealed hinge construction is used to connect the panelboard door to the panelboard housing and the breakers are individually identified within the housing by extruded plastic circuit markers.

5473129, Dec 5, 1995

Oct 25, 1993

8/140929

Robert G. Markowski - East Haven CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
Gary P. Michaelis - Oakville CT
George J. Boucher - Plainville CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H01H 164

200293

An electric disconnect switch enclosure for outdoor applications includes a viewing window to visually ascertain the ON-OFF conditions of the switch contacts without having to motivate the switch handle or open the enclosure door. The viewing window can be formed in the enclosure door in an automated manufacturing process.

4301435, Nov 17, 1981

Jun 23, 1980

6/162280

Roger N. Castonguay - Terryville CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H01H 920
H01H 7302
H01H 8300

335 26

A reset lever is actuated in response to circuit breaker movable contacts swinging from their closed position to their tripped open position to exert a resilient force effective in reseating the plunger of a flux shifting-type trip solenoid. The reset lever also actuates a trip lever into tripping engagement with a circuit breaker trip latch assembly in the event the movable contacts are blown open by a high level fault current.

4720769, Jan 19, 1988

Aug 4, 1986

6/892208

Rodney D. Raabe - Bristol CT
Joseph J. Mrowka - Bristol CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
Joseph F. Noonan - Manchester CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H02B 110

361353

A circuit breaker panelboard modular assembly employs a plurality of interdependent molded plastic and metal parts to multifunctionally adapt breakers of different ratings for electrical connection within the panelboard enclosure. Anti-turn connector connects the line strap terminal. Captive bolts or plug-in connections are employed to attach the breakers to the power bus. A novel concealed hinge construction is used to connect the panelboard door to the panelboard housing and the breakers are individually identified within the housing by extruded plastic circuit markers.

5978209, Nov 2, 1999

Aug 14, 1998

9/134138

Wade A. Montague - Southington CT
David Arnold Reid - Forestville CT
Jon Peter McCuin - Bristol CT
Marshall Baldwin Hart - Middletown CT

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H02B 104

361634

A lock-down device for use in a circuit breaker assembly. The device comprises a base for releasably securing the device to the assembly's saddle, an arm portion connected to the base, and a hand portion, connected to the arm portion, for engaging the housing of a first circuit breaker such that when the first circuit breaker and a second circuit breaker is mounted on the saddle the hand portion is intermediate the first and second circuit breakers and the first circuit breaker cannot be inadvertently removed from the saddle. In an alternative embodiment, the hand portion of the device comprises flanges for engaging and permitting the lock-down of the second circuit breaker as well.

4489362, Dec 18, 1984

Mar 1, 1983

6/471092

Roger N. Castonguay - Terryville CT
Jon P. McCuin - Bristol CT
David B. Powell - Burlington CT

General Electric Company - New York NY

H02B 104

361339

A switchgear unit contains interlocked circuit breaker and fuse compartments. The interlock prevents the fuses from being withdrawn from their power stabs until the circuit breaker is withdrawn from its power stabs first. A mechanical linkage arrangement causes an interference between the racking tool and the fuse compartment racking shaft until the breaker is withdrawn from the breaker compartment power stabs.