Thomas M Breen

US Patent:

20070120736, May 31, 2007

Filed:

Nov 29, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/289945

Inventors:

Patricia MacKenzie - Clifton Park NY, US
Charles Theurer - Clifton Park NY, US
Brandon Good - Brainard NY, US
Jonathan Chan - Provo UT, US
Douglas Forman - Niskayuna NY, US
Joseph Jesson - Hamilton Square NJ, US
Thomas Breen - Broomall PA, US

International Classification:

G01S 5/14
G08B 1/08
G08B 13/14

US Classification:

342357070, 342357100, 340539130, 340572100

Abstract:

A method and system for discrete location triggering for enhanced asset management and tracking. The system includes an electronic discrete location tracking device affixed to the discrete location and configured to transmit a signal from the discrete location. The system also includes an electronic location trigger processing module to receive and process the signal transmitted by the discrete location tracking device into a location communication signal, wherein the electronic location trigger processing module is affixed to an asset whose discrete location and information are to be managed. The system also includes a remote client computer system operatively connected to the electronic location trigger processing module for exchanging information over a computer network.

US Patent:

53482743, Sep 20, 1994

Filed:

Jul 15, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/092396

Inventors:

Thomas Breen - Savannah NY

International Classification:

B25B 120

US Classification:

269 3

Abstract:

Apparatus for locating an electrical outlet box to either side of a vertical wall stud in which the box is accurately registered without benefit of complex adjusting mechanism.

US Patent:

63103303, Oct 30, 2001

Filed:

Apr 12, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/547459

Inventors:

Ljubisa Dragoljub Stevanovic - Niskayuna NY
Ahmed Elasser - Latham NY
Thomas Bernard Breen - Broomall PA
Wayne William Mihailov - Downingtown PA
Rollie Richard Herzog - Louisville KY

Assignee:

Transport International Pool, Inc. - Devon PA

International Classification:

H05B 102

US Classification:

219494

Abstract:

An improved system and method for controlling the temperature of a resistance heater in a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning ("HVAC") system is disclosed. The control circuit and method includes three separate thermostats per heater leg and are designed to trip at three, sequential pre-selected temperatures to address certain issues associated with prior art designs for thermal overload protection. One of the thermostats is of an automatically resettable type wherein the remaining two are of a "one-shot" design and will remain open until there is human intervention.