Mark Gerard Kmiecik

US Patent:

8395907, Mar 12, 2013

Filed:

May 28, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/455096

Inventors:

Christopher Marszalek - Plainfield IL, US
Jim Groth - Poplar Grove IL, US
Daniel Horvath - Marseilles IL, US
Andy Reynolds - Aurora IL, US
Edward T. Eaton - Eola IL, US
Kerry Berland - Chicago IL, US
Try Ty - Chicago IL, US
Mark Kmiecik - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

SENNCO SOLUTIONS, Inc - Plainfield IL

International Classification:

H05K 7/02
H05K 7/04

US Classification:

361807, 361725, 361825

Abstract:

A multi-sensor alarm apparatus, may prevent and/or may deter a theft and/or a removal of one or more articles from a display stand. A base, a main body and a head unit are provided. The base and the main body are secured to the display stand. The multi-sensor alarm apparatus monitors an integrity of the attachment of the main body to the base with a separation sensor. Further, the multi-sensor alarm apparatus monitors sensors connected to the head unit and/or to the main body. The sensors may be removed and/or added as needed depending on the articles to be secured.

US Patent:

20110088941, Apr 21, 2011

Filed:

Oct 20, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/582422

Inventors:

Try Ty - Chicago IL, US
Mark Kmiecik - Chicago IL, US
Aaron P.R. Starkey - Auburn IN, US

International Classification:

H02G 3/22

US Classification:

174505

Abstract:

An electrical power system including a first power entry unit, at least one receptacle, and a second power entry unit. The at least one receptacle is electrically connected to the first power entry unit. The second power entry unit is electrically connectable to the at least one receptacle. The first power entry unit and the second power entry unit include at least one detection device. Either the first power entry unit or the second power entry unit is a selected power entry unit and the remaining one is another power entry unit. The detection device is configured to preclude an electrical power connection of both the selected power entry unit and the other power entry unit to the at least one receptacle.

US Patent:

20110114624, May 19, 2011

Filed:

Nov 16, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/618957

Inventors:

Terry Tae-IL Chung - Bartlett IL, US
Michael Valentino - Geneva IL, US
Jeff Schroeder - Lake Zurich IL, US
Mark Kmiecik - Chicago IL, US
David Reid - Palatine IL, US
Paul Berland - Elgin IL, US
Kerry Berland - Chicago IL, US
Douglas Reinking - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

PRINCE CASTLE, INC - CAROL STREAM IL

International Classification:

F27D 11/00
H05B 1/00

US Classification:

219385, 219482

Abstract:

A universal food holding cabinet has multiple compartments, the temperatures of which are under software control by microprocessors or microcontrollers located on power supply circuit boards for corresponding compartments. Each compartment can have different temperature control requirements with different requirements being met by different programs in different processors, or different operating parameters for the same program. The cabinet is configured to prevent the power supply boards from being installed incorrectly, to provide an address to a power supply circuit board when it is installed and by which a power supply circuit can be addressed by a master controller to receive downloads of executable instructions and/or data.

US Patent:

20110114625, May 19, 2011

Filed:

Nov 16, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/618965

Inventors:

TERRY TAE-IL CHUNG - BARTLETT IL, US
MICHAEL VALENTINO - GENEVA IL, US
JEFF SCHROEDER - LAKE ZURICH IL, US
MARK KMIECIK - CHICAGO IL, US
DAVID REID - PALATINE IL, US
PAUL BERLAND - ELGIN IL, US
KERRY BERLAND - CHICAGO IL, US
DOUGLAS REINKING - CHICAGO IL, US

Assignee:

PRINCE CASTLE, INC - CAROL STREAM IL

International Classification:

F27D 11/00

US Classification:

219385

Abstract:

A universal food holding cabinet has multiple compartments, the temperatures of which are under software control by microprocessors or microcontrollers located on power supply circuit boards for corresponding compartments. Each compartment can have different temperature control requirements with different requirements being met by a different program in different processors, or different operating parameters for the same program. The cabinet is configured to prevent the power supply boards from being installed incorrectly, to provide an address to a power supply circuit board when it is installed and by which a power supply circuit can be addressed by a master controller.

US Patent:

20130021720, Jan 24, 2013

Filed:

Sep 27, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/628094

Inventors:

Try Ty - Chicago IL, US
Mark Kmiecik - Chicago IL, US
Aaron P. R. Starkey - Auburn IN, US

International Classification:

H02B 1/00

US Classification:

361601

Abstract:

An electrical power system including a first power entry unit, at least one receptacle, and a second power entry unit. The at least one receptacle is electrically connected to the first power entry unit. The second power entry unit is electrically connectable to the at least one receptacle. The first power entry unit and the second power entry unit include at least one detection device. Either the first power entry unit or the second power entry unit is a selected power entry unit and the remaining one is another power entry unit. The detection device is configured to preclude an electrical power connection of both the selected power entry unit and the other power entry unit to the at least one receptacle.

US Patent:

20160072285, Mar 10, 2016

Filed:

Nov 18, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/944317

Inventors:

- Garrett IN, US
Mark Kmiecik - Chicago IL, US
Aaron P.R. Starkey - Auburn IN, US

Assignee:

GROUP DEKKO, INC. - Garrett IN

International Classification:

H02J 3/00

Abstract:

An electrical power system including a first power entry unit, at least one receptacle and a second power entry unit. The at least one receptacle is electrically connected to the first power entry unit. The second power entry unit is electrically connectable to the at least one receptacle. The first power entry unit and/or the second power entry unit include at least one detection device. Either the first power entry unit or the second power entry unit being a selected power entry unit and the remaining one being an other power entry unit. The detection device being configured to detect an attempted electrical power connection of both the selected power entry unit and the other power entry unit to the at least one receptacle.