Patents by Inventor Lewis Marton

Lewis Marton 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).

  • Patent number: 8152452
    Abstract: A conditioning unit can allow the blower to be easily translated from a first operable position in the conditioning unit to a second operable position external to the conditioning unit. The translation of the blower does not require the disconnection of the blower and, accordingly, does not require that the blower be disconnected and reconnected to the control system. Such capability can facilitate the installation of the conditioning unit into a variety of applications and allows the purchaser to customize the blower location based on the desired performance. The ability to customize the installation of the conditioning unit without requiring disconnection and reconnection of the blower can reduce the cost and expense associated with the installation into differing applications.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 2, 2008
    Date of Patent: April 10, 2012
    Assignee: Liebert Corporation
    Inventors: Daniel J. Schutte, Gary A. Helmink, David W. Douglas, Benedict J. Dolcich, Anfu Zhong, Gang Xu, Lewis Marton, Luis A. Anjos, Peter M. Buckingham
  • Publication number: 20090129913
    Abstract: A conditioning unit can allow the blower to be easily translated from a first operable position in the conditioning unit to a second operable position external to the conditioning unit. The translation of the blower does not require the disconnection of the blower and, accordingly, does not require that the blower be disconnected and reconnected to the control system. Such capability can facilitate the installation of the conditioning unit into a variety of applications and allows the purchaser to customize the blower location based on the desired performance. The ability to customize the installation of the conditioning unit without requiring disconnection and reconnection of the blower can reduce the cost and expense associated with the installation into differing applications.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 2, 2008
    Publication date: May 21, 2009
    Applicant: Liebert Corporation
    Inventors: Daniel J. Schutte, Gary A. Helmink, David W. Douglas, Benedict J. Dolcich, Anfu Zhong, Gang Xu, Lewis Marton, Luis A. Anjos, Peter M. Buckingham
  • Patent number: 4841122
    Abstract: A humidifier has an improved bottle wherein a continuously open drain outlet is located at the lower extremity of the bottle, a drain pipe being connected to the drain outlet and extending up the side of the bottle such that the upper end of the drain pipe establishes the static water level in the humidifier chamber. Electrodes extend vertically within the chamber such that current passes between the electrodes, via water in the chamber, to heat the water. The impurity level of the water in the chamber is monitored and when the impurity level reaches a predetermined value the chamber is flushed by opening a water inlet valve for a period of time. An electrical contact is provided to detect a high water level and when the water level drops below the high water level such that the contact continuously senses the absence of water for a fixed period of time, the inlet valve is opened until the high water level contact once again senses the water.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 30, 1986
    Date of Patent: June 20, 1989
    Assignee: Atlas Air (Australia) Pty, Limited
    Inventor: Lewis Marton
  • Patent number: 4775001
    Abstract: A zoned air conditioning system using a room air terminal which has the same horizontal dimensions as a floor tile of a raised tile floor such that the terminal may replace one tile in such a floor. The terminal includes a cool air inlet below the floor for drawing in cooling air circulated in the under floor space and a return air inlet in the top surface of the terminal. The cool air and return air is mixed in a mixing chamber and drawn from the mixing chamber by a fan and returned to the room through an outlet vent. The ratio of cool air to return air mixed in the mixing chamber is controlled by a modulating damper which is controlled in response to the temperature of the return air in order to control the room temperature in the region of the terminal in accordance with an adjustable set point. A heater is also provided in the terminal for those occasions where the return air is cooler than the set point.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 2, 1986
    Date of Patent: October 4, 1988
    Assignee: Atlas Air (Australia) Pty. Limited
    Inventors: Colin W. Ward, Norman Stoliar, Lewis Marton, Geoffrey N. Beeche, Leslie Phipps
  • Patent number: 4729292
    Abstract: An improved air vent (10) comprises a frame mounted from folded sheet metal, incorporating air dampers (23,24) in the bottom thereof and a plurality of square grills (21) located on supports (18,20) at the upper extremities of the frame. The frame includes four walls (11,12,13 & 14) which form a housing, and this housing is divided by barriers (16,17) into a number of chambers through which air passes. Each chamber has a grill (21) covering its upper opening and a pair of dampers (23,24) which adjustably control air flow through the chamber. Each grill 21 has a plurality of angled louvres 22 which divert the air to one side as it passes through the grill and the direction (A) in which the air is diverted is altered by rotating the grill within the housing. In this way different grills within the assembly may divert air flow through each grille (21) is adjusted by its respective dampers (23,24).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 29, 1986
    Date of Patent: March 8, 1988
    Assignee: Atlas Air Australia Pty. Limited
    Inventor: Lewis Marton
  • Patent number: D297158
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 1, 1986
    Date of Patent: August 9, 1988
    Assignee: Atlas Air Australia Pty., Limited
    Inventors: Lewis Marton, Colin Ward