Patents Assigned to Lucasey Manufacturing Company
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Patent number: 9373976Abstract: A device charging system that uses the fact that individual devices do not need to be continuously charged for an extended charging period in order to be fully charged at the end of the period. With automatic timing and switching, different devices can be charged at different times during the charging period with the result that all the devices are fully charged at the end of the period. Several charging power boxes that fit into one or more charging cabinets that are controlled by one or more timers. Each charging power box also includes a heat sensor and circuit breaker. User appliances or electronic devices can be stacked in the cabinets, plugged into numerous outlets available on the charging power boxes and then locked inside the cabinet for overnight charging and security. Any abnormal rise in temperature within the cabinet can shut down the entire charging process.Type: GrantFiled: November 11, 2013Date of Patent: June 21, 2016Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Publication number: 20150130402Abstract: A device charging system that uses the fact that individual devices do not need to be continuously charged for an extended charging period in order to be fully charged at the end of the period. With automatic timing and switching, different devices can be charged at different times during the charging period with the result that all the devices are fully charged at the end of the period. Several charging power boxes that fit into one or more charging cabinets that are controlled by one or more timers. Each charging power box also includes a heat sensor and circuit breaker. User appliances or electronic devices can be stacked in the cabinets, plugged into numerous outlets available on the charging power boxes and then locked inside the cabinet for overnight charging and security. Any abnormal rise in temperature within the cabinet can shut down the entire charging process.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 11, 2013Publication date: May 14, 2015Applicant: LUCASEY MANUFACTURING COMPANYInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 6454116Abstract: A covering system for use in connection with an appliance mount having a at least one self-closing tubular sleeve and a plurality of retaining rings. The retaining rings are adapted to engage a support structure. The sleeve wraps around the support structure and creates an inwardly directed clamping action which secures the sleeve to the rings.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 2000Date of Patent: September 24, 2002Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 6102348Abstract: A mounting device for securing an appliance such as a flat screen television to a support including a base that is mounted to the support and a frame that is adapted to releasably secure the appliance. The base and frame are connected together by arms which are rotatably connected to the frame and base by hinges which permit the appliance to be positioned in a number of horizontal positions with respect to the support. Vertical positioning of the appliance with respect to the support is accomplished by further including pivoting connectors on the frame to which the arms are attached.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 1999Date of Patent: August 15, 2000Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 6060661Abstract: A security device for securing a device to store shelving units such as gondolas having a clamp made from two sections that are secured to the gondola by threaded fasteners. The device is enclosed in a outer housing formed by two sections that fit within one another that are secured together by threaded fasteners. The housing unit is then fastened to the clamp to complete the security unit.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 1998Date of Patent: May 9, 2000Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 5826384Abstract: A modular truss system that is formed by connecting a plurality of linear and non-linear truss modules together. The truss system further including a tensional member that is adapted to create and maintain a biasing force that urges the individual truss modules against one another, which forms a more rigid system that has increased structural strength.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 1996Date of Patent: October 27, 1998Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 5621614Abstract: The apparatus of the present invention comprises a housing defining a closed interior volume of a size sufficient to accommodate the appliance, a first heat sink located within the housing, a second heat sink located outside the housing, a reversible heat pump disposed between and in heat conductive engagement with each of the first and second heat sinks, a temperature sensor located within the housing, and electronic circuitry to actuate the heat pump in either of a first cooling mode or a second heating mode in response to predetermined temperature set points sensed by the temperature sensor within the housing. The apparatus also includes an appliance support tray and a holding bracket that engages and maintains the tray in spaced relation within the housing. A pressure equalizing diaphragm is also employed to accommodate pressure changes within the housing.Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 1995Date of Patent: April 15, 1997Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 5310152Abstract: The invention disclosed is a television mounting frame with a removable lifting assembly for facilitating the installation of heavy equipment, particularly large televisions. A television or the like is affixed to a lower frame yolk. An upper frame yolk, which complimentarily engages with the lower yolk to form a complete frame, is mounted to an overhead structure via a hanger pipe attached to a mounting bracket. A lifting assembly is removably affixed to the hanger pipe and disposed so that the winch cable may unwind from the winch and through the hanger pipe for attachment to the television mounted on the lower frame yolk. Once attached to the cable, the television may be lifted into engagement with the upper frame yolk without the use of large and cumbersome scaffolding systems or many assistants. The winch assembly may then be removed for use in the installation of other equipment to different mounting brackets.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 1993Date of Patent: May 10, 1994Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 5255884Abstract: A removable winch assembly for facilitating the installation of heavy equipment, particularly large television systems. A television or the like is affixed to a lower frame yolk. An upper frame yolk, which complimentarily engages with the lower yolk to form a complete frame, is mounted to a ceiling via a hanger pipe attached to a mounting bracket. A winch assembly of the invention is removably affixed to the hanger pipe and disposed so that the winch cable may unwind from the winch and through the hanger for attachment to the television mounted on the lower frame yolk. Once attached to the cable, the television may be lifted into engagement with the upper frame yolk without the use of large and cumbersome scaffolding systems or many assistants. The winch assembly may then be removed for use in the installation of other equipment to different mounting brackets.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 1992Date of Patent: October 26, 1993Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 4878645Abstract: A retaining adaptor is provided which secures appliances such as televisions to appliance support devices without necessitating any structural change or other damage to the appliance.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 1988Date of Patent: November 7, 1989Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing Company, Inc.Inventor: Edward L. O'Neill
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Patent number: 4852842Abstract: A method and apparatus for supporting an appliance having at least one arm which is mounted at one end to a support surface and adapted at the other end for attachment of the appliance. The method and apparatus also includes a unique biasing system for holding the arm in a variety of user selected and activated orientations. The biasing means is composed of a combination of shock absorbers and springs to provide safe, efficient operation.Type: GrantFiled: September 24, 1987Date of Patent: August 1, 1989Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing Company, Inc.Inventor: Edward O'Neill
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Patent number: 4613109Abstract: A security device for mounting an appliance on a support surface including a bracket assembly having separable base and cover sections defining a substantially closed compartment when joined. A lock is provided for securing the joined bracket sections. Adhesive pad is adhered to the support surface and an interengaging loop is provided between the adhesive pad and the base section. The base and cover sections are joined in a sliding fashion generally parallel to the support surface.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 1984Date of Patent: September 23, 1986Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: William L. Boscacci
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Patent number: D270689Type: GrantFiled: October 27, 1980Date of Patent: September 27, 1983Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing Company, Inc.Inventor: William Boscacci
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Patent number: RE35677Abstract: A supporting or supporting and security device is provided for mounting an appliance on a support surface, or for hanging an appliance from a wall or ceiling. The device includes a base having upper and lower portions, and pads that adhere the sides of the appliance. Generally L-shape brackets are adjustably connected to the base by use of threaded fastener means. The appliance is placed on the base and clamped between the side brackets. The side brackets include a generally vertical portion for retaining the pads, and a generally horizontal portion for sliding within the base assembly.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 1994Date of Patent: December 2, 1997Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward O'Neill
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Patent number: D398834Type: GrantFiled: January 10, 1998Date of Patent: September 29, 1998Assignee: Lucasey Manufacturing CompanyInventor: Edward L. O'Neill