Michael D O'Keefe

US Patent:

8202579, Jun 19, 2012

Filed:

Mar 31, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/059566

Inventors:

Michael S. O'Keefe - East Greenwich RI, US
Justin J. Silvia - Fall River MA, US
David A. Pettey - Westport MA, US

Assignee:

Cooley Group Holdings, Inc. - Pawtucket RI

International Classification:

B05D 3/02
C08K 5/3415
C08K 5/05
C08K 5/07
C08K 5/16

US Classification:

4273855, 524104, 524210, 524356, 524379, 524462

Abstract:

A composition having a polyurethane, a hydrophilic polyisocyanate, a wetting agent, and a fluoropolymeric additive can be disposed on a substrate such as a fabric to provide water-repellant characteristics. The urethane-coated substrate can then be fabricated into a water storage container.

US Patent:

53521323, Oct 4, 1994

Filed:

Jun 14, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/075794

Inventors:

Michael S. O'Keefe - Southboro MA
Theodore Sares - Wilbraham MA

International Classification:

H01R 450

US Classification:

439346

Abstract:

Disclosed is an extension cord generally comprising a waterproof socket which is adapted to receive a conventional plug. The socket comprises a pair of outwardly protruding buttons which when depressed, allow the plug to be inserted or removed from the socket. When the button is released, the plug is locked within the socket.

US Patent:

20210309456, Oct 7, 2021

Filed:

Apr 6, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/223245

Inventors:

- Attleboro MA, US
MICHAEL J. O'KEEFE - Attleboro MA, US

International Classification:

B65F 3/14

Abstract:

A waste management system having improved maneuverability and versatility. The system includes a container bay configured to house a compactor unit having a receptacle body configured to receive waste in a cavity surrounded by container walls and a tow member affixed to a forward container wall, the tow member. The tow member is disposed in close proximity to the front wall in order to provide better maneuverability when maneuvered by a deployment vehicle. Typically, first and second of the tow member converge at a tow engagement mechanism disposed at a distance from the forward container wall that is equal to or less than one tenth of a length of the container. The system may further include a local control station situated at the container bay and configured to engage with waste container such that the control station may control functionality of the compactor unit.

US Patent:

20190341730, Nov 7, 2019

Filed:

Jul 22, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/517925

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
Michael O'Keefe - Wethersfield CT, US
Bernard Bensussan - Stratford CT, US

International Classification:

H01R 27/02
H01R 13/506
H01R 25/00

Abstract:

A portable electric power hub comprises a housing that includes a base section having a perimeter that is defined by a plurality of straight edges that are joined by a first plurality of rounded corners. The portable electric power hub further includes an intermediate section that includes a plurality of sides that are joined together by a second plurality of rounded corners. Each side of the intermediate section is adjacent to and aligned with a corresponding one of the plurality of straight edges of the base section and each of the second plurality of rounded corners is adjacent to and aligned with a corresponding one of the first plurality of rounded corners. The portable electric power hub further includes an upper section including a plurality of angulated sides joined by a third plurality of rounded corners. Each angulated side is adjacent to and angulated with respect to a corresponding one of the plurality of sides of the intermediate section and each of the third plurality or rounded corners is adjacent to and aligned with a corresponding one of the second plurality of rounded corners. The portable electric power hub further includes at least one electric power receptacle positioned on the housing.

US Patent:

20180212378, Jul 26, 2018

Filed:

Feb 25, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/904384

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
Michael O'Keefe - Wethersfield CT, US
Bernard Bensussan - Monroe CT, US
Michael Brandstatter - Ansonia CT, US
Robert Glenn - Chicago IL, US

International Classification:

H01R 25/00
H02J 7/00
H01R 13/447

Abstract:

A height-adjustable table comprising a worktop having a top surface, a bottom surface, a first end and an opposite second end. The table has a first adjustable leg having an upper end and a lower end wherein the upper end is attached to the bottom surface of the worktop, a first base member attached to the lower end of the first adjustable leg, a second adjustable leg having an upper end and a lower end wherein the upper end of the second adjustable leg is attached to the bottom surface of the worktop, and a second base member attached to the lower end of the second adjustable leg. The adjustable legs allow the height of the worktop to be increased or decreased. The table has an electrical power center attached to the bottom surface of the worktop. The electrical power center moves with the worktop as the height of the worktop is adjusted. The power center has a housing, a pair of electrical interface connectors mounted to the housing and electrically connected to each other, and at least one electrical power source receptacle that is electrically connected to the pair of electrical interface connectors. The table also has a first power cable having first and second electrical interface connectors, wherein the first electrical interface connector of the first power cable is electrically connected to one of the pair of the electrical interface connectors of the power center. The table also has a first bracket attached to the bottom surface of the worktop. The first bracket secures the second electrical interface connector of the first power cable to the bottom surface of the worktop. The table includes a second power cable having first and second electrical interface connectors. The first electrical interface connector of the second power cable is electrically connected to the other one of the pair of electrical interface connectors of the power center. The table also includes a second bracket attached to the bottom surface of the worktop. The second bracket secures the second electrical interface connector of the second power cable to the bottom surface of the worktop.