Abstract: A transport incubator system includes an incubator, a system frame, and, optionally, supporting components. Supporting components can include a dampening system, slide-out internal compressed gas cylinder storage trays, a monitor mount, handles, strapping points, a chart and hand-held device holder, an electrical control box, a pneumatic control box, an accessory deck, an LED examination light, and a DC distribution component. Methods of using such a transport incubator system are also described.

Abstract: A transport incubator system includes an incubator, a system frame, and, optionally, supporting components. Supporting components can include a dampening system, slide-out internal compressed gas cylinder storage trays, a monitor mount, handles, strapping points, a chart and hand-held device holder, an electrical control box, a pneumatic control box, an accessory deck, an LED examination light, and a DC distribution component. Methods of using such a transport incubator system are also described.

Abstract: Disclosed is an AC electrical apparatus including a vibrating device and a mounting structure supporting the device. In the improvement, a resilient insulator is interposed between the device and the mounting structure so that vibrations are isolated from the mounting structure. In a highly preferred embodiment, the insulator has a disc-like component between a standoff spacer and the mounting structure. Another such component is between the mounting structure and the head of the bolt which attaching the device to the structure. And a tube-like component of the insulator is between the bolt and such structure.

Abstract: A lighting fixture has a lamp and a housing for a lamp ballast. In the new fixture for providing bilevel illumination, the housing also contains a control device comprised of a dual capacitor and a "random crossing" relay connected to the capacitor. A single electrical control wire is attached to the relay and extends from the housing to a control module for remotely controlling the level of illumination consumed by the fixture. In a system employing one or more of the new fixtures, the level of illumination provided by each fixture is controlled by applying a signal to the control wire and switching the relay independently of the instantaneous value of the voltage across the relay terminals. A new method for providing two levels of power to the fixtures (and, thus, two levels of illumination) is also disclosed.