Abstract: A freestanding electrical receptacle configured for being located on top of a surface of an object. The freestanding electrical receptacle includes a housing with a plurality of housing plates. Each housing plate of the plurality of housing plates has a respective thickness. The freestanding electrical receptacle also includes at least one receptacle located on the housing and at least one bottom plate coupled with the housing. The at least one bottom plate has a thickness which is thicker than the respective thickness of each housing plate of the plurality of housing plates for adding additional weight to the housing. The freestanding electrical receptacle also includes at least one bumper in engagement with the at least one bottom plate.

Abstract: A method of assembling a water-in-fuel sensor assembly. The method includes an initial step of providing a housing that has a recess, at least one pin located within the housing, a circuit board, and at least one terminal configured for engaging the at least one pin. The method also includes forming a board-mounting subassembly by coupling the at least one terminal to the circuit board. The method also includes positioning the board-mounting subassembly within the housing by engaging the at least one terminal with the at least one pin such that the board-mounting subassembly is disposed within the recess of the housing.

Abstract: A lighting fixture system that includes a plurality of lighting devices and an adjustable mounting assembly configured to mount the plurality of lighting devices to a support structure. The adjustable mounting assembly includes a plurality of lighting-device end caps and a link which includes at least one support attachment feature configured to connect to the support structure and a plurality of end-cap attachment features. The plurality of end-cap attachment features includes a first end-cap attachment feature configured to movably mount the first lighting-device end cap and a second end-cap attachment feature configured to movably mount the second lighting-device end cap.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle assembly for use in a modular wall system, the electrical receptacle assembly including an electrical receptacle receiving assembly, at least one electrical receptacle electrically coupled to the electrical receptacle receiving assembly and first and second plates. The first plate is coupled to the electrical receptacle receiving assembly. The first plate has an opening through which the at least one electrical receptacle is accessible. The second plate is installed substantially parallel to the first plate. The second plate having an opening that only accommodates access to the at least one electrical receptacle.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle assembly for use in a modular wall system, the electrical receptacle assembly including an electrical receptacle receiving assembly, at least one electrical receptacle electrically coupled to the electrical receptacle receiving assembly and first and second plates. The first plate is coupled to the electrical receptacle receiving assembly. The first plate has an opening through which the at least one electrical receptacle is accessible. The second plate is installed substantially parallel to the first plate. The second plate having an opening that only accommodates access to the at least one electrical receptacle.

Abstract: A system that converts between electromagnetic configurations for power transfer including an inductive power supply defining a driver, a primary resonator coil, a secondary resonator coil, a secondary inductive coil and an electromagnetic shield. The primary resonator coil is powered by the driver. The secondary resonator coil is electromagnetically coupled to the primary resonator coil. The secondary inductive coil transfers power to a wirelessly powered device, and the secondary inductive coil is electrically connected to the secondary resonator coil. The electromagnetic shield is positioned to provide electromagnetic shielding of the secondary inductive coil from the secondary resonator coil.

Abstract: A power delivery system includes: an AC-to-DC power supply configured to output initial DC power; a first power delivery unit connected to the power supply and having at least one output port, the first power delivery unit being configured as a DC-to-DC power converter to provide converted DC power through the at least one output port, the converted DC power having a different voltage and/or a different current than the output initial DC power; and a second power delivery unit connected to the power supply or the first power delivery unit through an input port and having at least one output port, the second power delivery unit being configured as a DC-to-DC power converter to provide an output DC power through the at least one output port which has a different voltage and/or a different current than the power received through the input port.