Raymond E Brown

US Patent:

D692610, Oct 29, 2013

Filed:

Nov 27, 2012

Appl. No.:

29/438146

Inventors:

Alan D. Seward - Simpsonville SC, US
Martin C. Werr - Easley SC, US
David J. Rector - Mauldin SC, US
Randy K. Lewis - Greenville SC, US
Raymond A. Brown - Greer SC, US

Assignee:

Hubbell Incorporated - Shelton CT

International Classification:

2699

US Classification:

D26118

US Patent:

20200230635, Jul 23, 2020

Filed:

Apr 3, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/839203

Inventors:

- Schenectady NY, US
Raymond Michael Brown - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

B05B 15/55
B08B 11/02
B33Y 40/00
B29C 64/357
B01F 5/04
B05B 7/32

Abstract:

Cleaning fixtures for a component(s) are disclosed. The cleaning fixtures may include a first and second component recess configured to receive a first and second component, respectively. Each component recess may be defined between a first and second member of the cleaning fixture. The cleaning fixture may also include a first solvent conduit in fluid communication with the first component recess, and a second solvent conduit in fluid communication with the second component recess. The first and second solvent conduit may include physical characteristic(s) configured to control delivery of solvent into the respective component recess at desired fluid parameter(s). The cleaning fixture may also include a first gas conduit in fluid communication with the first component recess, and a second gas conduit in fluid communication with the second component recess. Each of the first and second gas conduit may deliver a pressurized gas to the respective component recess.

US Patent:

20190047008, Feb 14, 2019

Filed:

Aug 11, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/675174

Inventors:

- Schenectady NY, US
Raymond Michael Brown - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

B05B 15/02
B05B 7/32
B01F 5/04
B29C 64/35
B29C 64/357

Abstract:

Cleaning fixtures for a component(s) are disclosed. The cleaning fixtures may include a first and second component recess configured to receive a first and second component, respectively. Each component recess may be defined between a first and second member of the cleaning fixture. The cleaning fixture may also include a first solvent conduit in fluid communication with the first component recess, and a second solvent conduit in fluid communication with the second component recess. The first and second solvent conduit may include physical characteristic(s) configured to control delivery of solvent into the respective component recess at desired fluid parameter(s). The cleaning fixture may also include a first gas conduit in fluid communication with the first component recess, and a second gas conduit in fluid communication with the second component recess. Each of the first and second gas conduit may deliver a pressurized gas to the respective component recess.

US Patent:

20190047043, Feb 14, 2019

Filed:

Aug 14, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/675941

Inventors:

- Schenectady NY, US
Raymond Michael Brown - Greer SC, US
Travis J. Packer - Simpsonville SC, US
James Stuart Pratt - Simpsonville SC, US
William Charles Vincent - Greenville SC, US

International Classification:

B22D 27/08

Abstract:

Vibration systems and systems including vibration systems for filling incomplete components with slurry material are disclosed. The vibration systems may include a vibration platform, and a component retention plate releasably coupled to the vibration platform. The component retention plate may include a plurality of component holders positioned on the component retention plate. Each of the plurality of component holders may receive a distinct, incomplete component in a predetermined orientation. The vibration systems may also include a motor operatively coupled to the vibration platform to vibrate the vibration platform at a predetermined frequency. The predetermined frequency may be based on characteristic(s) of each of the incomplete components.

US Patent:

20170307153, Oct 26, 2017

Filed:

Apr 20, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/492655

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
Raymond A. Brown - Greer SC, US
Steven Holscher - Simpsonville SC, US
Deepak Sud - Newark CA, US
Eric Miller - Simpsonville SC, US
Taylor Aaron Jenson - Taylors SC, US

International Classification:

F21S 8/00
F21Y 2115/10
F21Y 2103/10

Abstract:

Lighting fixtures having adjustable components configured to accommodate the application of force (e.g., from a moving patient bed) are provided. In one example embodiment, a lighting fixture can include a housing configured to house a light source. The lighting fixture can include a mounting bracket configured to attach with the housing to secure the housing to a surface. The mounting bracket can include a guide mechanism. The guide mechanism can define a guide channel. The housing is attachable to the mounting bracket such that at least a portion of the housing can move relative to the mounting bracket along the guide channel of the guide mechanism when a force is applied to the housing.

US Patent:

20170303357, Oct 19, 2017

Filed:

Apr 18, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/490254

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
David Rector - Mauldin SC, US
Chris Bailey - Greenville SC, US
John Hollander - Greenville SC, US
Raymond Brown - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

H05B 33/08
F21S 8/04
A61B 90/35
F21V 5/04
F21V 7/00
F21W 131/208
F21Y 2115/10
F21Y 2103/10
F21W 131/205

Abstract:

A ceiling mounted light fixture includes a lens assembly including a central lens and a pair of side lenses. The central lens extends along a longitudinal axis, and each side lens extends parallel to the central lens and is positioned on a lateral side of the central lens. The fixture further includes at least one central light emitter for emitting light directly through the central lens and a pair of side light emitters. At least one control component operatively connected to the central light emitter and the side light emitters is configured to operate in a first mode in which the central light emitter is deactivated and the side light emitters are activated, and a second mode in which the central light emitter and the side light emitters are activated.

US Patent:

20160305623, Oct 20, 2016

Filed:

Apr 18, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/131436

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
Dhavalkumar P. Patel - Greer SC, US
David J. Rector - Mauldin SC, US
Randy K. Lewis - Greenville SC, US
Raymond A. Brown - Greer SC, US
David A. Simoni - Greenville SC, US
Eric S. Walker - Anderson SC, US
Duncan D.P. Jackson - Chicago IL, US
Aidan Jamison - Brooklyn NY, US
Niels Denekamp - Chicago IL, US
Kristopher S. Steele - Brooklyn NY, US
Eoin B. Billings - London, GB
Andrew Black - Chicago IL, US

International Classification:

F21S 8/02
F21V 19/00
F21V 23/00
F21V 19/02
F21V 7/00

Abstract:

A luminaire includes a support positioned in a ceiling. A light module is connected to the support having a base, a light emitter, and an optic. The light modules allow different luminaire configurations to be formed out of similar components.

US Patent:

20150338053, Nov 26, 2015

Filed:

May 22, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/719550

Inventors:

- Shelton CT, US
Raymond Brown - Greer SC, US
Jeffrey Spitzer - Taylors SC, US
Kenneth Macintosh - Ivyland PA, US
Seng Vang - Greenville SC, US
Duncan Jackson - Chicago IL, US
Aidan Jamison - Brooklyn NY, US
Andrew Black - Chicago IL, US
Niels Denekamp - Chicago IL, US
Eoin Billings - London, GB

International Classification:

F21V 5/02
F21V 17/00
F21K 99/00
F21V 23/04
F21V 23/00

Abstract:

A luminaire includes a support, a lens, an LED sheet, a top cover, a driver, an end bracket, and an end cap. The lens is connected to the support. The LED sheet is connected to the support between the lens and the support. The LED sheet has a plurality of LEDs, wherein a first LED is positioned in a first direction and a second LED is positioned in a second direction different from said first direction. The top cover is connected to the support. The driver is positioned in the support and electrically connected to the plurality of LEDs. The end bracket is connected to the support and the end cap is connected to the support covering the end bracket.