Patents by Inventor Brendan Doorhy
Brendan Doorhy has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8984679Abstract: A lavatory is provided. The lavatory includes at least one wash station, at least one electrically operated fixture associated with the wash station, a control system configured to control a flow of a fluid through the at least one electrically operated fixture, a power source selectively coupled to the control system, and a power management system coupled to the power source to control the power provided to the control system. The power management system includes a detector configured to monitor the output voltage of the power source, and a switch configured to electrically disconnect the power source from the control system when the output voltage of the power source drops below a predetermined level.Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 2012Date of Patent: March 24, 2015Assignee: Bradley Fixtures CorporationInventors: Graeme S. Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Patent number: 8857786Abstract: A lavatory system is provided that includes a first wash station having a first fluid dispensing fixture and a first drain, a second wash station having a second fluid dispensing fixture and a second drain, a support structure extending between the first wash station and the second wash station and at least one array of photovoltaic cells supported at the support structure. The at least one array of photovoltaic cells is configured to provide power for operating both the first fluid dispensing fixture and the second fluid dispensing fixture.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2009Date of Patent: October 14, 2014Assignee: Bradley Fixtures CorporationInventors: Graeme S. Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Publication number: 20120131744Abstract: A lavatory is provided. The lavatory includes at least one wash station, at least one electrically operated fixture associated with the wash station, a control system configured to control a flow of a fluid through the at least one electrically operated fixture, a power source selectively coupled to the control system, and a power management system coupled to the power source to control the power provided to the control system. The power management system includes a detector configured to monitor the output voltage of the power source, and a switch configured to electrically disconnect the power source from the control system when the output voltage of the power source drops below a predetermined level.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2012Publication date: May 31, 2012Inventors: Graeme S. Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Patent number: 8113483Abstract: A lavatory system having at least one wash station and at least one electrically operated fixture is disclosed. The lavatory system includes a control system for operating the at least one electrically operated fixture. The control system comprises a power supply system, a detection system, and a fixture actuation system. According to one embodiment, the detection system comprises a processor, a sensor configured to detect a user within a sensing region, and a sampling circuit configured to store a signal from the sensor that is used by the processor to activate the fixture. According to another embodiment, the power supply system includes a power source providing an output voltage for operating components of the control system, a detector monitoring the output voltage, and a switch for electrically disconnecting the power source from the components of the control system if the output voltage drops below a predetermined level.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2007Date of Patent: February 14, 2012Assignee: Bradley Fixtures CorporationInventors: Graeme S. Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Patent number: 7870232Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system layer interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. The system layer interface includes messaging command libraries configured to implement human-readable messages for the automation network devices, where the automation network devices include at least one message output device. The system layer interface may provide commands and functions to establish messaging in the network, the length of supported messages, and scrolling of messages on output display devices.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2006Date of Patent: January 11, 2011Assignee: Intermatic IncorporatedInventors: Steven R. Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory J. Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey K. Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Publication number: 20100132112Abstract: A lavatory system is provided that includes a first wash station having a first fluid dispensing fixture and a first drain, a second wash station having a second fluid dispensing fixture and a second drain, a support structure extending between the first wash station and the second wash station and at least one array of photovoltaic cells supported at the support structure. The at least one array of photovoltaic cells is configured to provide power for operating both the first fluid dispensing fixture and the second fluid dispensing fixture.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2009Publication date: June 3, 2010Inventors: Graeme S. Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Patent number: 7698448Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system level interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. The system level interface includes proxy command libraries configured to designate a proxy device from the automation network devices. The proxy device accepts commands or messages to be transmitted to another automation network device.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2006Date of Patent: April 13, 2010Assignee: Intermatic IncorporatedInventors: Steven R. Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory J. Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey K. Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Patent number: 7694005Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system layer interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the home automation network. The system layer interface includes command libraries configured to upgrade a remote network device. The automation network queries the network devices to determine if there are lost network devices or newly added network devices. The automation network may update a new remote device with scene information related to any lost network devices.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2006Date of Patent: April 6, 2010Assignee: Intermatic IncorporatedInventors: Steven R. Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory J. Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey K. Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Patent number: 7640351Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system level interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. A method is disclosed that programs an automation network device in communication with an automation network, where the automation network includes an access point coupled with an external network. The method includes receiving application upgrade data at the access point, where the application upgrade data includes upgrade data associated with a target automation network device in communication with the automation network. Application upgrade data is transmitted through the home to the target automation network device. A next application upgrade data packet to be transmitted across the automation network is requested from the target automation network device.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 2006Date of Patent: December 29, 2009Assignee: Intermatic IncorporatedInventors: Steven R. Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory J. Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey K. Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Patent number: 7415310Abstract: A home automation protocol system provides a network consisting of a number of node devices, controllers, and servers for storing information about node device settings and scene settings in a home environment is provided. The node devices are controlled by the controllers, in that the node devices are set to create scenes, which are stored in a scene server, while the operational states of the node devices are stored in a status server. The status server and scene server may be provided as separate units. The home automation protocol network is controlled by sending commands to the devices and servers, and new devices and controllers are added or updated, and new scenes are programmed. The network protocol allows devices running different protocols to be incorporated into the network.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2005Date of Patent: August 19, 2008Assignee: Intermatic IncorporatedInventors: Jeffrey K. Bovee, Gregory J. Aper, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Steven R. Reckamp, Mihail C. Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Michael Pelland, Tim Duitsman
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Publication number: 20080079340Abstract: A network cabinet is provided comprising first and second doors. The first door is positioned on a side of the cabinet and comprises first and second opposing lateral sides that each comprise a retractable hinge that permits the first door to rotate about either of the hinges. The second door is positioned on another side of the cabinet and comprises opposing lateral sides wherein at least one of the lateral sides comprises a hinge that permits the door to rotate about the hinge.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 24, 2007Publication date: April 3, 2008Applicant: PANDUIT CORP.Inventors: Samuel Adducci, Michael McGrath, Jonathan Walker, Brendan Doorhy
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Publication number: 20080074012Abstract: A network cabinet is provided comprising a door comprising first and second opposing lateral sides. A hinge lever is rotatably connected to the door and a retractable hinge pin is connected to the hinge lever and is positioned closer to the first lateral side of the door than the second lateral side. A lever stop is also connected to the door and is associated with the hinge lever. The lever stop prevents retraction of the hinge pin from an extended position with the second lateral side of the door in an open position.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2007Publication date: March 27, 2008Applicant: PANDUIT CORP.Inventors: Samuel Adducci, Jonathan Walker, Brendan Doorhy
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Publication number: 20080074849Abstract: A network cabinet is provided comprising a support frame and a threshold associated with the support frame. A door comprising first and second lateral sides is mounted to the support frame through a hinge pin. The hinge pin is moveable between retracted and extended positions and is positioned closer to the first lateral side of the door than the second lateral side. A bearing surface is also associated with the support frame and is aligned with the hinge pin such that the door is elevated relative to the threshold with the hinge pin in the extended position and in contact with the bearing surface.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2007Publication date: March 27, 2008Applicant: PANDUIT CORP.Inventors: Samuel Adducci, Michael McGrath, Richard Van Byssum, Jonathan Walker, Brendan Doorhy
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Publication number: 20080067903Abstract: A network cabinet is provided comprising a support frame and a threshold associated with the support frame. A door comprising first and second lateral sides is mounted to the support frame through a hinge pin. The hinge pin is moveable between retracted and extended positions and is positioned closer to the first lateral side of the door than the second lateral side. A bearing surface is also associated with the support frame and is aligned with the hinge pin such that the door is elevated relative to the threshold with the hinge pin in the extended position and in contact with the bearing surface.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2007Publication date: March 20, 2008Applicant: PANDUIT CORP.Inventors: Samuel Adducci, Michael McGrath, Richard VanByssum, Jonathan Walker, Brendan Doorhy
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Patent number: 7337934Abstract: A gripping device having a body with at least one moveable arm. The moveable arm may be selectably positionable and secured at a position by a locking pin. The gripping device may have a body selectably attached to a base having a release. Actuating the release allows the body to be removed from the base. A gripping surface on an arm may have an engagement surface and a plurality of air pockets positioned below the engagement surface.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2004Date of Patent: March 4, 2008Assignee: Kolpin Outdoors, Inc.Inventors: Jon Alling, Mike Pelland, Greg Aper, Brendan Doorhy
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Publication number: 20080005833Abstract: A lavatory system having at least one wash station and at least one electrically operated fixture is disclosed. The lavatory system includes a control system for operating the at least one electrically operated fixture. The control system comprises a power supply system, a detection system, and a fixture actuation system. According to one embodiment, the detection system comprises a processor, a sensor configured to detect a user within a sensing region, and a sampling circuit configured to store a signal from the sensor that is used by the processor to activate the fixture. According to another embodiment, the power supply system includes a power source providing an output voltage for operating components of the control system, a detector monitoring the output voltage, and a switch for electrically disconnecting the power source from the components of the control system if the output voltage drops below a predetermined level.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 20, 2007Publication date: January 10, 2008Inventors: Graeme Bayley, John Loberger, Brendan Doorhy, Joseph Mazza, Brian Gaza, Donald O'Brien
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Publication number: 20070256085Abstract: A system layer interface provides an abstraction interface to implement the system layer, and applications to interface with the network transport layer without requiring the developer to understand or work with the network transport layer functionality directly. A software architecture implements human-readable device types and human-readable units for network devices in an automation network. The software architecture includes command libraries to assign a human-readable device type to a network device and command libraries to assign a human-readable device unit to the network device in communication with the automation network. The human-readable device type and the human-readable device unit provide additional layers of description for a network description for each network device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2006Publication date: November 1, 2007Inventors: Steven Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Publication number: 20070255856Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system level interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. The system level interface includes proxy command libraries configured to designate a proxy device from the automation network devices. The proxy device accepts commands or messages to be transmitted to another automation network device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2006Publication date: November 1, 2007Inventors: Steven Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Publication number: 20070250592Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system layer interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. The system layer interface includes messaging command libraries configured to implement human-readable messages for the automation network devices, where the automation network devices include at least one message output device. The system layer interface may provide commands and functions to establish messaging in the network, the length of supported messages, and scrolling of messages on output display devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2006Publication date: October 25, 2007Inventors: Steven Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey Bovee, Tim Duitsman
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Publication number: 20070143440Abstract: An automation network includes automation network devices connected to the network and a system level interface that interfaces with a transport layer and an application layer of the automation network. A method is disclosed that programs an automation network device in communication with an automation network, where the automation network includes an access point coupled with an external network. The method includes receiving application upgrade data at the access point, where the application upgrade data includes upgrade data associated with a target automation network device in communication with the automation network. Application upgrade data is transmitted through the home to the target automation network device. A next application upgrade data packet to be transmitted across the automation network is requested from the target automation network device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2006Publication date: June 21, 2007Inventors: Steven Reckamp, Miky Dinescu, Joseph Mazza, Gregory Aper, Michael Pelland, Brendan Doorhy, Brian Gaza, Jeffrey Bovee, Tim Duitsman