David E Jekot from 2010 Timberland Dr, Cumming, GA 30040, Phone: (770)7815471

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2010 Timberland Dr, Cumming, GA 30040 • (770)7815471 • (770)8876003 • (770)8881574
3520 Catalina Dr, Cumming, GA 30041 • (678)4568143
7220 Pine Ct, Cumming, GA 30041 • (770)7813826
Alpharetta, GA
Houston, TX
Powder Springs, GA
Dunedin, FL
Hiram, GA
2010 Timberland Dr, Cumming, GA 30040 • (770)4031324

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David Jekot
Director

Bluj, Inc

2346 Harrison Dr, Dunedin, FL 34698

Deformable Membrane Keypad Assembly For Public Telephones
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US Patent:

48624993, Aug 29, 1989
Filed:

Sep 4, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/093045
Inventors:

David E. Jekot - Cumming GA
Harold W. Jordan - Homosassa FL
Assignee:

Phillips & Brooks, Inc. - Cumming GA
International Classification:

H01H 332
US Classification:

379368
Abstract:

A telephone keypad assembly including a one-piece deformable membrane for sealing the keypad assembly from the environment. The deformable membrane has an upper surface for mating with keypad pushbuttons and a keypad pushbutton housing unit, and a lower surface including a contact actuator for making contact with electrical switch contacts. The membrane forms raised areas or domes which bias the keypad pushbuttons and biasingly resists movement of the contact actuator toward the electrical contacts. The keypad assembly including switch contacts is protected from moisture, dust and other corrosive elements by the seal formed between the housing unit and the deformable membrane.

Pay Telephone Hook Switch Assembly
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US Patent:

47471344, May 24, 1988
Filed:

Jun 4, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/057327
Inventors:

Eddie L. Holland - Cumming GA
David E. Jekot - Cumming GA
Assignee:

Phillips & Brooks, Inc. - Cumming GA
International Classification:

H01H 2108
H01H 2182
H04M 108
US Classification:

379424
Abstract:

A telephone hook switch assembly has a housing which defines first and second cavities and a shaft rotatably mounted in the housing. A hook switch lever is mounted on the shaft and is rotatable therewith in the first housing cavity. A switch assembly having snap-action switches is positioned in the second housing cavity. The snap-action switches open and close in a predetermined sequence in response to rotation of the hook switch lever. The assembly provides superior isolation of the electrical contacts from environmental contaminants and is more rugged than conventional leaf spring and program card arrangements.