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Philip H Mudge, Age 8330 Duncan St, Lancaster, PA 17602
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30 Duncan St, Lancaster, PA 17602
New Fairfield, CT
87 Prange Rd, Brookfield, CT 06804 (203) 775-8144
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Self-Powered Long-Life Occupancy Sensors And Sensor Circuits
US Patent:
6850159, Feb 1, 2005
Filed:
May 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/144450
Inventors:
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
International Classification:
G08B 1300
US Classification:
340541
Abstract:
Occupancy sensors are provided that do not require an external power source in order to operate. The sensors operate with a low voltage non-rechargeable battery and are fully functional for at least about 15-20 years. The sensors include a relay output capable of switching high or low voltage and high or low current with virtually no generated heat. The sensors require no warm-up period, no minimum load, and no external ground connection. The sensors are always active and are easily installed, having two electrically interchangeable outputs for coupling to, for example, a load and a load power source.
Portable Handheld Artificial Light Detector
US Patent:
7288755, Oct 30, 2007
Filed:
Apr 6, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/819518
Inventors:
William J. Fassbender - Watertown CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
International Classification:
H01J 40/14
US Classification:
250221, 250214 R
Abstract:
A portable, handheld artificial light detector distinguishes artificial light from sunlight and identifies low-frequency artificial light from high-frequency artificial light. Artificial light includes light from a lamp powered by an AC source. Low frequency light includes, for example, light produced by a magnetic luminaire ballast, while high frequency light includes light produced by an electronic luminaire ballast.
Self-Powered Long-Life Occupancy Sensors And Sensor Circuits
US Patent:
7319389, Jan 15, 2008
Filed:
Jan 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/045751
Inventors:
Philip H Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
International Classification:
G08B 13/00
H01H 9/00
H01H 9/00
US Classification:
340541
Abstract:
Occupancy sensors are provided that do not require an external power source in order to operate. The sensors operate with a low voltage non-rechargeable battery and are fully functional for at least about 15-20 years. The sensors include a relay output capable of switching high or low voltage and high or low current with virtually no generated heat. The sensors require no warm-up period, no minimum load, and no external ground connection. The sensors are always active and are easily installed, having two electrically interchangeable outputs for coupling to, for example, a load and a load power source.
Portable Handheld Artificial Light Detector
US Patent:
7521662, Apr 21, 2009
Filed:
Oct 18, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/874434
Inventors:
William J. Fassbender - Watertown CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
International Classification:
H03F 3/08
US Classification:
250214A, 250221, 250206, 250554, 340557, 340577, 340578, 3482081, 3482085
Abstract:
A portable, handheld artificial light detector distinguishes artificial light from sunlight and identifies low-frequency artificial light from high-frequency artificial light. Artificial light includes light from a lamp powered by an AC source. Low frequency light includes, for example, light produced by a magnetic luminaire ballast, while high frequency light includes light produced by an electronic luminaire ballast.
Self-Powered Long-Life Occupancy Sensors And Sensor Circuits
US Patent:
7576647, Aug 18, 2009
Filed:
Jan 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/045931
Inventors:
Philip H Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Assignee:
ABL IP Holding, LLC - Conyers GA
International Classification:
G08B 13/00
H01H 47/00
H01H 47/14
H01H 47/00
H01H 47/14
US Classification:
340541, 361166
Abstract:
Occupancy sensors are provided that do not require an external power source in order to operate. The sensors operate with a low voltage non-rechargeable battery and are fully functional for at least about 15-20 years. The sensors include a relay output capable of switching high or low voltage and high or low current with virtually no generated heat. The sensors require no warm-up period, no minimum load, and no external ground connection. The sensors are always active and are easily installed, having two electrically interchangeable outputs for coupling to, for example, a load and a load power source.
Self-Powered Long-Life Occupancy Sensors And Sensor Circuits
US Patent:
7586408, Sep 8, 2009
Filed:
Jan 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/046455
Inventors:
Philip H Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Assignee:
ABL IP Holding, LLC - Conyers GA
International Classification:
G08B 13/00
US Classification:
340541, 3406935, 3405731, 315307
Abstract:
Occupancy sensors are provided that do not require an external power source in order to operate. The sensors operate with a low voltage non-rechargeable battery and are fully functional for at least about 15-20 years. The sensors include a relay output capable of switching high or low voltage and high or low current with virtually no generated heat. The sensors require no warm-up period, no minimum load, and no external ground connection. The sensors are always active and are easily installed, having two electrically interchangeable outputs for coupling to, for example, a load and a load power source.
Portable Handheld Artificial Light Detector
US Patent:
7642501, Jan 5, 2010
Filed:
Oct 18, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/874451
Inventors:
William J. Fassbender - Watertown CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
Philip H. Mudge - Brookfield CT, US
Brian P. Platner - Guilford CT, US
Assignee:
ABL IP Holdings, LLC - Conyers GA
International Classification:
G01J 1/32
US Classification:
250214A, 250214 C, 250214 AL, 315157
Abstract:
A portable, handheld artificial light detector distinguishes artificial light from sunlight and identifies low-frequency artificial light from high-frequency artificial light. Artificial light includes light from a lamp powered by an AC source. Low frequency light includes, for example, light produced by a magnetic luminaire ballast, while high frequency light includes light produced by an electronic luminaire ballast.
Passive Infrared Intrusion Detector
US Patent:
4447726, May 8, 1984
Filed:
Apr 16, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/369228
Inventors:
Philip H. Mudge - New Fairfield CT
William G. Kahl - Arrowhead Point CT
William G. Kahl - Arrowhead Point CT
Assignee:
Cerberus AG - Mannedorf
International Classification:
G01J 100
US Classification:
250342
Abstract:
A passive infrared intrusion detector is provided of the type having an infrared sensor for detecting a change in temperature in the field of view of the sensor caused by an intruder moving therein, optical means for focusing radiation from the field of view on the sensor, and an alarm which is activated when the sensor detects a change in temperature. The improvements reside in mounting the passive intrusion detector in a generally C-shaped housing exposed to a field of view which may be shifted through an angle of at least 180. degree. A bendable, translucent window is provided having slots in opposite ends thereof which engage projections on opposite sides of the housing. The window is very simply released by applying thumb pressure to the window in the proximity of the projections. The intrusion detector is also provided with a horn-like enclosure which surrounds the sensor. A flexible Fresnel lens may be rapidly mounted on the enclosure, permitting ready adaptation of the detector to local conditions.
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