Abstract: An apparatus and method that monitors gas pressures at a gas pressure regulator valve is disclosed. The gas pressure regulator valve includes an inlet pressure detector for sensing an inlet gas pressure applied to the gas pressure regulator and an outlet pressure detector configured to sense an outlet gas pressure supplied by the gas regulator valve. A memory records the inlet gas pressure and the outlet gas pressure and a computing unit operably coupled to the memory analyzes the recorded inlet gas pressure and the outlet gas pressure to detect a change in the inlet and/or the outlet gas pressure and to generate a notification to indicate the operational status of the gas pressure regulator valve. A communication unit communicatively coupled to the computing unit transmits the notification and the inlet gas pressure and the outlet gas pressure to a gas utility operating the gas supply system.

Abstract: A support strap including a band, a windlass strap and a windlass handle. The band has a buckle end and a lead end, and the windlass strap is secured to the band at a first positioned and a second position along the length of the wand. The windlass handle provides a windlass bar and the windlass handle is secured to the windless strap at the position of the windlass bar. Rotation of the windlass handle will rotate the windlass bar and wind the windlass strap.

Abstract: A storage armoire includes a back frame assembly configured to provide a storage space, a front frame assembly rotatably coupled to the back frame assembly so that the front frame assembly is pivotal about a portion of the back frame assembly and first and second over-the-door hangers. The first and second over-the-door hangers have hook portions that fit over a top of a door, mounting portions mounted to a back of the back frame assembly and arms extending between the mounting portions and the hook portions. The hook portions are spaced apart from each other on the door at a distance that is greater than a distance that the mounting portions that are mounted to the back of the back frame assembly are spaced apart from each other.

Abstract: A storage armoire includes a back frame assembly configured to provide a storage space, a front frame assembly rotatably coupled to the back frame assembly so that the front frame assembly is pivotal about a portion of the back frame assembly and first and second over-the-door hangers. The first and second over-the-door hangers have hook portions that fit over a top of a door, mounting portions mounted to a back of the back frame assembly and arms extending between the mounting portions and the hook portions. The hook portions are spaced apart from each other on the door at a distance that is greater than a distance that the mounting portions that are mounted to the back of the back frame assembly are spaced apart from each other.

Abstract: A backboard immobilization device includes a first section having a plurality of interconnected panels and a second section having a like plurality of interconnected panels. A coupling assembly releasably couples the first section to the second section. The coupling assembly comprises a male insert having a plurality of ratchet teeth. The male insert is coupled to the first section. A female coupler has a pawl for releasable engagement with the plurality of ratchet teeth. The female coupler is coupled to the second section. An assembly including the backboard immobilization device and an inflatable air bladder assembly is also disclosed.

Abstract: A backboard immobilization device is provided. The device includes first and second complimentary body support panels which are detachably interconnected at each end by a lock. Each lock has a first tube and a second tube. The first tube has a first end disposed within the first body support panel and a second end extending therefrom. The second end is tapered and has a locking pin. The second tube has a first end disposed within the second body support panel and a second end extending therefrom. The second end has a retracting sleeve wherein the retracting sleeve is slidably connected to the tapered end of the first tube and interlocks with the locking pin.