Abstract: A user interface for electrical components, such as a transfer switch, is presented having a first part mounted to an electrical enclosure and a second part that is removable from the first part without accessing the electrical enclosure or disconnecting power from the electrical components within the enclosure.

Abstract: A user interface for electrical components, such as a transfer switch, is presented having a first part mounted to an electrical enclosure and a second part that is removable from the first part without accessing the electrical enclosure or disconnecting power from the electrical components within the enclosure.

Abstract: A graphical user interface for a transfer switch system. In a graphical user interface, a method for providing a graphical representation of a transfer switch system. The method comprising the steps of providing a touch display interface, providing a transfer switch system main menu on the touch display interface, the transfer switch main menu comprising a plurality of activatable icons Each activatable icon controlling an appearance and behavior of at least one operational parameters of the transfer switch system that is rendered on the graphical user interface, and providing the plurality of activatable icons of the main menu in a plurality of touch display interface regions. The method further includes the step of providing a first plurality of activatable icons in a first touch display interface region, the first plurality of activatable icons comprise a graphical representation of a current operational state of the transfer switch system.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved kayak paddle with increased paddling efficiency, the paddle including one or more protrusions along the top and/or bottom edges of the paddle blades to impede the flow of water over the blades. In one aspect, the protrusions are on the top edges of the front faces of the blades and on the bottom edges of the rear faces of the blades to allow the same features to be facing the user upon a full one hundred eighty (180) degree rotation of the paddle about its axis. Alternate features such as integral drip ridges (minimizing water flow on a user's hands), integral leash ridges (for maintaining the location of the paddle rope or leash during use), paddle orientation indicators (to indicate the correct orientation of the paddle relative to the user during use), and reinforced blade tips (to increase blade buoyancy and minimize blade diving) may optionally be incorporated.