Abstract: A positionable water in fuel indicator unit including an indicator housing having a back panel, and a housing cover connected to the back panel. The water in fuel indicator unit can also include a signal receiving device configured to receive a water in fuel signal from a water in fuel sensor located in the fuel filter, a first indicator visible through the housing cover and configured to indicate when a water level in the fuel filter is less than a predetermined threshold, a second indicator visible through the housing cover and configured to indicate when the water level in the fuel filter is equal to or greater than the predetermined threshold, and a controller enclosed by the housing cover. The controller can be configured to activate the first indicator based on the water in fuel signal, and activate the second indicator based on the water in fuel signal.

Abstract: A positionable water in fuel indicator unit including an indicator housing having a back panel, and a housing cover connected to the back panel. The water in fuel indicator unit can also include a signal receiving device configured to receive a water in fuel signal from a water in fuel sensor located in the fuel filter, a first indicator visible through the housing cover and configured to indicate when a water level in the fuel filter is less than a predetermined threshold, a second indicator visible through the housing cover and configured to indicate when the water level in the fuel filter is equal to or greater than the predetermined threshold, and a controller enclosed by the housing cover. The controller can be configured to activate the first indicator based on the water in fuel signal, and activate the second indicator based on the water in fuel signal.

Abstract: An improved intraocular lens (42) is provided which more closely mimics the accommodation and focusing of the eye's natural lens. The lens (42) comprises an optic (44) and a flexible, resilient optic positioning element (46) which includes an anterior section (48), a posterior section (50), a bight (56), in cross-section, joining the anterior and posterior sections, and a haptic arm (58) extending between the optic (44) and the optic positioning element (46). The lens (42) may optionally include a posterior optic (44a) coupled to the optic positioning element (46). The optic positioning element (46) is formed of unitary construction. The anterior (48) and posterior (50) sections are configured for yieldable engagement with the anterior (52) and posterior (54) walls of the eye capsule (30), respectively.

Abstract: An improved intraocular lens (42) is provided which more closely mimics the accommodation and focusing of the eye's natural lens. The lens (42) comprises an optic (44) and a flexible, resilient optic positioning element (46) which includes an anterior section (48), a posterior section (50), a bight (56), in cross-section, joining the anterior and posterior sections, and a haptic arm (58) extending between the optic (44) and the optic positioning element (46). The lens (42) may optionally include a posterior optic (44a) coupled to the optic positioning element (46). The optic positioning element (46) is formed of unitary construction. The anterior (48) and posterior (50) sections are configured for yieldable engagement with the anterior (52) and posterior (54) walls of the eye capsule (30), respectively.