Patents by Inventor Norbert Kozar
Norbert Kozar 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: 8739815Abstract: A hose control system is provided. A flow controller has an inlet, an outlet, a fluid flow path defined between the inlet and outlet, and an electrically actuated valve positioned to selectively open or close the fluid flow path. A hose reel device comprises a rotatable spool member onto which a hose can be wound. An electrically controllable motor is connected to rotate the spool member in wind and unwind directions. A hose has a proximal end connected to the spool member. The hose is in fluid communication with the outlet of the flow controller and is configured to be wound upon the spool member. Electronic components are in communication with the valve and the motor. A wireless remote control is configured to transmit wireless command signals to the electronic components for controlling the valve and the motor. The remote control is mounted near a distal end of the hose.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2012Date of Patent: June 3, 2014Assignee: Great Stuff, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey M Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A Caamano, Michael J Lee
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Publication number: 20120168003Abstract: A hose control system is provided. A flow controller has an inlet, an outlet, a fluid flow path defined between the inlet and outlet, and an electrically actuated valve positioned to selectively open or close the fluid flow path. A hose reel device comprises a rotatable spool member onto which a hose can be wound. An electrically controllable motor is connected to rotate the spool member in wind and unwind directions. A hose has a proximal end connected to the spool member. The hose is in fluid communication with the outlet of the flow controller and is configured to be wound upon the spool member. Electronic components are in communication with the valve and the motor. A wireless remote control is configured to transmit wireless command signals to the electronic components for controlling the valve and the motor. The remote control is mounted near a distal end of the hose.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2012Publication date: July 5, 2012Applicant: GREAT STUFF, INC.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A. Caamano, Michael J. Lee
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Patent number: 8132592Abstract: A hose control system comprising a receiver and a transmitter by which one can remotely control both the flow of water through a hose and the winding or unwinding of the hose onto a reel. The system preferably has power saving advantages, for example, by the use of a power control unit that reduces the power consumed by the electronics of the devices, but does not unreasonably disrupt the use of the devices. The receiver may be used with different aspects or all of the hose control system.Type: GrantFiled: March 6, 2009Date of Patent: March 13, 2012Assignee: Great Stuff, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A. Caamano, Michael J. Lee
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Publication number: 20090301573Abstract: A hose control system comprising a receiver and a transmitter by which one can remotely control both the flow of water through a hose and the winding or unwinding of the hose onto a reel. The system preferably has power saving advantages, for example, by the use of a power control unit that reduces the power consumed by the electronics of the devices, but does not unreasonably disrupt the use of the devices. The receiver may be used with different aspects or all of the hose control system.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2009Publication date: December 10, 2009Applicant: Great Stuff inc.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A. Caamano, Michael J. Lee
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Patent number: 7503338Abstract: A hose control system comprising a receiver and a transmitter by which one can remotely control both the flow of water through a hose and the winding or unwinding of the hose onto a reel. The system preferably has power saving advantages, for example, by the use of a power control unit that reduces the power consumed by the electronics of the devices, but does not unreasonably disrupt the use of the devices. The receiver may be used with different aspects or all of the hose control system.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2004Date of Patent: March 17, 2009Assignee: Great Stuff, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A. Caamano, Michael J. Lee
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Publication number: 20070187529Abstract: A fluid system has a fluid control device that can receive a gas hose and fluid hose. The fluid control device can also have a gas source and can be configured to receive the liquid hose. The fluid control device is provided to output a fluid flow into an output hose. The fluid control device can be positioned near a liquid source or a nozzle of the output hose. In another arrangement, the fluid control device can receive low pressure fluid and deliver high pressure fluid to a high pressure device. The fluid system can have a hose reel apparatus for spooling a hose connected to the fluid control device and the high pressure device.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2007Publication date: August 16, 2007Applicant: Great Stuff, Inc.Inventors: James Tracey, Jeffrey Harrington, Martin Koebler, Ramon Caamano, Norbert Kozar
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Publication number: 20050011968Abstract: A fluid system has a fluid control device that can receive a gas hose and fluid hose. The fluid control device can also have a gas source and can be configured to receive the liquid hose. The fluid control device is provided to output a fluid flow into an output hose. The fluid control device can be positioned near a liquid source or a nozzle of the output hose. In another arrangement, the fluid control device can receive low pressure fluid and deliver high pressure fluid to a high pressure device. The fluid system can have a hose reel apparatus for spooling a hose connected to the fluid control device and the high pressure device.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2004Publication date: January 20, 2005Inventors: James Tracey, Jeffrey Harrington, Martin Koebler, Ramon Caamano, Norbert Kozar
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Publication number: 20040231723Abstract: A hose control system comprising a receiver and a transmitter by which one can remotely control both the flow of water through a hose and the winding or unwinding of the hose onto a reel. The system preferably has power saving advantages, for example, by the use of a power control unit that reduces the power consumed by the electronics of the devices, but does not unreasonably disrupt the use of the devices. The receiver may be used with different aspects or all of the hose control system.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2004Publication date: November 25, 2004Inventors: Jeffrey M. Harrington, Martin Koebler, Norbert Kozar, Ramon A. Caamano, Michael J. Lee