Patents by Inventor Mark David Crosier
Mark David Crosier 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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Publication number: 20260005449Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2025Publication date: January 1, 2026Inventor: Mark David Crosier
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Publication number: 20240266761Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2024Publication date: August 8, 2024Inventor: Mark David Crosier
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Patent number: 11990721Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2023Date of Patent: May 21, 2024Inventor: Mark David Crosier
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Publication number: 20230344156Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2023Publication date: October 26, 2023Applicant: Mark D. CrosierInventor: Mark David Crosier
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Patent number: 11728581Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2021Date of Patent: August 15, 2023Inventor: Mark David Crosier
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Publication number: 20210242610Abstract: An electrical cable connecting system includes a modular electrical or electronic wiring device assembly, in which an electrical or electronic wiring device and a connector may be electrically coupled via pig-tail jumper electrical wires. The connector may be coupled to cable electrical wires fitted with a cable protector to protect the electrical wire conductors therein. The connector may include internal electrical terminals for electrically coupling building electrical cable wires with corresponding jumper electrical wires. The connector may be mechanically and electrically coupled to and directly terminate one or more building electrical cables, which may provide power to or from one or more electrical or electronic wiring devices by establishing an electrical pathway from a source of electrical power, through the building electrical cable wires, the connector, the pig-tail jumper electrical wires and an electrical or electronic wiring device.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2021Publication date: August 5, 2021Inventor: Mark David Crosier
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Patent number: 7221142Abstract: A combined toroid/shunt device for detecting residual current in an electrical installation comprising a plurality of conductors such as a live conductor (2) and a neutral conductor (3) is described. The device comprises a toroid means (1, 4) for detecting an AC residual current within a first range and a plurality of resistive shunts (6a) to (6d) for connection in respective ones of the plurality of conductors. A current detection means (5, 7, 13) responsive to current flowing in each of said shunts for detecting a DC residual current and/or an AC residual current within a second range is described. The first range of AC residual current is an AC residual current resulting from earth leakage or cross-leakage between conductors up to a saturation level at which the toroid or electronic means associated means therewith becomes saturated. The second range includes an AC residual current of said saturation level.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 2002Date of Patent: May 22, 2007Assignee: Eaton Electric LimitedInventors: Martin Anthony Murray, Mark David Crosier, Brian Martin Reeder
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Patent number: 6791315Abstract: A current sensing device and a residual current detection device are described having a temperature compensation capability so that residual current can be directly measured to a high degree of precision in the background of a high load current. The residual current device comprises a plurality of resistive shunts for connection in respective ones of a plurality of lines through which current can flow to and from a load, and a detector means sensitive to the voltage developed across each of the shunts to detect any imbalance between the currents flowing through the shunts.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 2002Date of Patent: September 14, 2004Assignee: Delta Electrical LimitedInventors: Robert Charles Skerritt, Mark David Crosier, Martin Anthony Murray, Brian Martin Reeder
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Patent number: 6788067Abstract: A residual current detection device comprising a plurality of resistive shunts for connection in respective ones of a plurality of lines though which current can flow to and from a load, and detector means sensitive to the voltage developed across each of the shunts to detect any imbalance between the currents flowing though the shunts.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2000Date of Patent: September 7, 2004Assignee: Delta Electrical LimitedInventors: Robert Charles Skerritt, Mark David Crosier, Martin Anthony Murray, Brian Martin Reeder
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Patent number: 6646430Abstract: A current sensor which has a rigid metallic link member having two end portions of conductive material and an intermediate portion of resistive material interconnecting the end portions. An integrated circuit analog to digital converter is mounted on the link member. The converter has analog input terminals for connection to respective ones of the two end portions of the link member and digital output terminals for connection to a processing apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2000Date of Patent: November 11, 2003Assignee: Delta Electrical LimitedInventors: Robert Charles Skerritt, Mark David Crosier, Martin Anthony Murray, Brian Martin Reeder
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Publication number: 20030011355Abstract: A current sensing device and a residual current detection device are described having a temperature compensation capability so that residual current can be directly measured to a high degree of precision in the background of a high load current. The residual current device comprises a plurality of resistive shunts (14) for connection in respective ones of a plurality of lines through which current can flow to and from a load, and detector means (15) sensitive to the voltage developed across each of the shunts to detect any imbalance between the currents flowing through the shunts. The temperature compensation means (15h) is provided for facilitating compensation for fluctuations in shunt resistance with variations in temperature. The current sensor comprises a rigid metallic link member having two end portions (13) of conductive material and an intermediate portion (14) interconnecting the end portions.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 3, 2002Publication date: January 16, 2003Inventors: Robert Charles Skerritt, Mark David Crosier, Martin Anthony Murray, Brian Martin Reeder
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Patent number: 5841616Abstract: A module for use with the circuit breaker, the module being arranged to be mounted on an end of the circuit breaker and to monitor and/or control the circuit breaker and/or an electrical circuit control thereby in use. The module can be active or passive, and, where circuit breakers are ganged in side-by-side relationship, the module can be equal in width to the width of the gang breaker unit to which the module is mounted. The invention also resides in the combination of a module and a circuit breaker.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 1997Date of Patent: November 24, 1998Assignee: Delta Circuit Protection & Controls LimitedInventor: Mark David Crosier