Abstract: A veterinary subject intranasal administration device includes a first support member portion including a septum interface portion sized for insertion into a nasal passage of the veterinary subject; an actuation mechanism connected to the first support member portion; and a fluid conduit having a distal end opposite a supported end, the distal end sized for insertion into the nasal passage of the veterinary subject, the fluid conduit being flexible and configured to receive fluid from a fluid source and discharge the fluid through the distal end into the nasal passage, the distal end of the fluid conduit being unsupported and movable relative to the septum interface portion.

Abstract: A veterinary subject intranasal administration device, and associated systems and methods, are disclosed. The veterinary subject intranasal administration device can include a first support member portion including a septum interface portion sized for insertion into a nasal passage of the veterinary subject; an actuation mechanism connected to the first support member portion; and a fluid conduit having a distal end opposite a supported end, the distal end sized for insertion into the nasal passage of the veterinary subject, the fluid conduit being flexible and configured to receive fluid from a fluid source and discharge the fluid through the distal end into the nasal passage, the distal end of the fluid conduit being unsupported and movable relative to the septum interface portion.

Abstract: An adjustable starter baseplate assembly is disclosed for use in mounting a contactor unit and an overload relay unit. The baseplate assembly comprises a support plate and an adjustable extension plate. The support plate has a first mounting surface which has a plurality of threaded openings thereon at least two of which will match the mounting footprint of a contactor unit to be mounted thereon. The extension plate has slots therein which are aligned with threaded mounting holes on a second mounting surface of the support plate. An electrical component, preferably an overload relay, is mounted onto the extension plate and the same screw fasteners are used to mount the overload relay to the baseplate assembly and to secure the extension plate in the appropriate position onto the support plate. The assembly is adjustable such that it may be used with a variety of sizes of housing enclosures.