Patents by Inventor Mitch Taylor
Mitch Taylor 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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Patent number: 11929220Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned underneath a centrally-positioned medallion and along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2023Date of Patent: March 12, 2024Assignees: Backer EHP Inc., Wako (USA) Inc.Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Zachary Newcomb, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor
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Publication number: 20230197380Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned underneath a centrally-positioned medallion and along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2023Publication date: June 22, 2023Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Zachary Newcomb, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor
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Patent number: 11581156Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned underneath a centrally-positioned medallion and along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2019Date of Patent: February 14, 2023Assignees: Backer EHP Inc., Wako (USA) Inc.Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Zachary Newcomb, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor
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Publication number: 20210348767Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2021Publication date: November 11, 2021Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Patent number: 11098904Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2018Date of Patent: August 24, 2021Assignees: BACKER EHP INC., WAKO (USA) INC.Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Patent number: 11067288Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2018Date of Patent: July 20, 2021Assignees: BACKER EHP INC., WAKO (USA) INC.Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Publication number: 20210005412Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned underneath a centrally-positioned medallion and along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2019Publication date: January 7, 2021Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Zachary Newcomb, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor
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Publication number: 20190388726Abstract: Handle grip are configured to interface to the end of a bar allowing a user to employ the bar for motion, exercise, stretching or other activity. For example, the handle grips may slip onto the bar under force. The handle grips include a grip section, configured to provide a surface the user can grab. Accordingly, the grip surface may include features that increase the effective friction coefficient. The handle grip also includes an end section configured to react both axial and lateral loads applied by the user via the grip section. The bar can be sectioned, making storage and transport easier. Accordingly, the sectioned bar can be assembly to provide the desired length of exercise bar.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2018Publication date: December 26, 2019Inventors: Jeff Mains, Neal Valera, Mitch Taylor, Dennis Dunphy, Randy Hew, Mike Schroder, Frank Gray
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Publication number: 20190086098Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2018Publication date: March 21, 2019Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Publication number: 20190078792Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2018Publication date: March 14, 2019Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Patent number: 10132504Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: GrantFiled: September 26, 2017Date of Patent: November 20, 2018Assignees: BACKER EHP INC., WAKO (USA) INC.Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb
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Publication number: 20180328592Abstract: An embodiment of an electric heating element is disclosed, including an electrically resistive inner heating element, an electrically resistive outer heating element, and a thermostat positioned along a cold leg of the inner heating element. The thermostat is configured to selectively allow electrical current to be delivered to the inner heating element while maximum electrical current, for example, continues to be provided to the outer heating element. The thermostat cycles the electrical current on and off when detecting maximum and minimum desired temperatures radiated from the electric heating element. The inner heating element has a pair of cold legs that extend parallel to a pair of cold legs of the outer heating element, some or all of which may be supported by a terminal bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 26, 2017Publication date: November 15, 2018Inventors: Stacy Springer, Dan Maxwell, Shahid Ikram, Mitch Taylor, Zachary Newcomb