Abstract: A bracket for mounting an electronic board within a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is provided. The bracket is configured to mount an electronic board on a housing of HVAC equipment in the HVAC system in a plurality of installed configurations, where each of the plurality of installed configurations corresponds to a respective mounting location of a plurality of mounting locations on the HVAC equipment. The bracket includes at least one mounting hole formed within a body and can be mountable via the at least one mounting hole in a plurality of orientation.

Abstract: A control system of a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) system includes a data communication controller configured to receive, via a first wireless communication protocol, data from a sensor indicative of an operational parameter of the HVAC system. The data communication controller is also configured to receive, via an electronic device communicatively coupled to the data communication controller, a control instruction, and to transmit, via a second wireless communication protocol different from the first wireless communication protocol, a control signal to adjust operation of an HVAC component configured to enable supply of conditioned air to a structure serviced by the HVAC system based on the data and the control instruction.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and methods are provided for a system for a smart liquid information indicator. A liquid reservoir may include a level indicator extending outwardly from the liquid reservoir. An inspection device for inspecting a liquid in a level indicator may be coupled to the level indicator. The inspection device may include a housing and a coupler coupling the housing to the level indicator of the liquid reservoir. At least a portion of the level indicator is received within an interior space of the housing when the housing is coupled to the level indicator. An imaging section may obtain at least one set of inspection data relating to the at least a portion of the level indicator. A communication section may transmit a representation of the at least one set of inspection data from the inspection device.

Abstract: A paintball feeding apparatus includes a paintball reservoir, and a housing mounted under the paintball reservoir with an inlet opening communicating with the paintball reservoir such that paintballs can move from the paintball reservoir though the inlet opening. The housing defines an outlet opening at a front end thereof adapted to be connected to a paintball gun feed tube. An auger is rotatably mounted in the housing such that pockets are formed between the auger flights, the pockets configured to receive and maintain a paintball in each pocket. A drive is operative to rotate the auger to move paintballs out the outlet opening.

Abstract: A loading system for a paintball gun comprises a paintball reservoir having an outlet at a bottom thereof. An inlet opening is defined in the reservoir, and a door covers the opening when in a closed position, and movable to an open position. A paintball canister has an opening, and a lid covers the opening when in a closed position, and is movable to an open position. The system is configured such that the canister can be engaged with the reservoir with the door and lid in respective open positions such that paintballs in the canister can flow into the reservoir, and the canister can be locked to the reservoir. The system can be configured such that the door and lid open automatically during engagement, and such that the canister ejects when empty.

Abstract: A loading system for a paintball gun comprises a paintball reservoir having an outlet at a bottom thereof. An inlet opening is defined in the reservoir, and a door covers the opening when in a closed position, and movable to an open position. A paintball canister has an opening, and a lid covers the opening when in a closed position, and is movable to an open position. The system is configured such that the canister can be engaged with the reservoir with the door and lid in respective open positions such that paintballs in the canister can flow into the reservoir, and the canister can be locked to the reservoir. The system can be configured such that the door and lid open automatically during engagement, and such that the canister ejects when empty.