Frank MartucciIrvington On Hudson, NY

4732566, Mar 22, 1988

Jun 18, 1987

7/063408

Frank Martucci - Fort Lee NJ

H01R 466

439106

A power line includes a plug having four wire connection sites and a line cord having four conductors each conducted to a respective wire connection site. Two of the sites are connected to the two power conducting blades of the plug and the remaining two wires are connected to a single grounding prong of the plug. An extension cord can be made by attaching a female socket to opposite ends of the wires, the female socket also having four wire connection sites. The plug and line cord can also be connected directly to a device having four wire connection sites.

4025139, May 24, 1977

Aug 30, 1976

5/718865

Frank C. Martucci - Fort Lee NJ

The Raymond Lee Organization, Inc. - New York NY

H01R 306

339 14R

A back-up grounding system for electrical appliances is used in hazardous locations. The redundant grounding line cord has two green grounding conductors instead of the usual one. A plurality of redundant grounding plugs and receptacles are provided to provide electrical appliances with two complete and separate grounding circuits.

6216914, Apr 17, 2001

Aug 30, 1999

9/385593

Frank J. Martucci - Bellmore NY

B67D 1300

222 78

Disclosed is a new and improved dispensing system for dispensing fluid through an ornate system. The system has a housing with an upper end, a lower end, a front wall, a rear wall and opposed side walls. Further, the housing has a hollow interior, the lower end having an outwardly extending stand secured thereto. A fluid container is secured within the hollow interior with a cover removably coupled and with an open upper end thereof. An outlet hose extends outwardly of the container with an interior end in fluid communication with the fluid in the container. The outlet hose has an exterior end extending outwardly of one of the opposed side walls of the housing. An outlet pump is coupled with the exterior end of the outlet hose with a dispensing spout contiguous therewith, the outlet pump including a generally U-shaped handle extending downwardly therefrom. The outlet pump also includes a one-way valve pivotally disposed therein for precluding the flow of fluid therethrough. The outlet pump further includes a manipulating handle pivotally coupled with the U-shaped handle, the manipulating handle having an inwardly extending portion for selectively raising the one way valve.

4356588, Nov 2, 1982

Aug 17, 1981

6/293278

Frank C. Martucci - Fort Lee NJ

B44D 312

1525706

A roller with a spray guard comprising a roller arm, a roller rotatably mounted on one end of the arm, a handle member connected to an opposite end of the arm, and a spray guard pivotally mounted to the arm one end, extending at least the axial length of the roller. The arm is of a length sufficient to permit the free pivoting of the guard whereby the guard pivotally hangs below the roller when in use. The guard is preferably planar in shape and, with forward movement of the roller across a surface to be painted, the guard pivots toward the surface with a trailing edge thereof so that it automatically is positioned in the best location to receive spray from the roller. A paint metering pan is also disclosed which utilizes a screen or grill structure biased upwardly and away from pain in a container which is moved downwardly by abutment with the roller to permit a selected amount of paint to come in contact with the roller.

4315595, Feb 16, 1982

Nov 15, 1979

6/094384

Frank C. Martucci - Fort Lee NJ

F23N 520
G05D 2300

236 46R

A temperature control and monitoring device for a heater of a building having a plurality of separate areas comprising, a motor having a shaft rotatable at constant speed, a disc connected to the shaft having a pluraliity of radially extending slots, a pin slidably mounted in each of the slots, a temperature indicator having a shaft rotatable by a change in temperature and responsive to a temperature sensed by temperature sensing members, a plurality of temperature sensing members, each in one of the separate areas, for sensing the temperature in each of the areas respectively connected to the temperature indicator and a selector device connected between each of the temperature sensing members and the temperature indicator for selectively connecting one of the sensing members at a time for a predetermined time period and at predetermined intervals to the temperature indicator. A control arm extends from and is connected to the indicator shaft and is engagable with at least one of the pins with a circuit connected to the control arm and the pins and also to the heater for starting the heater when the temperature indicator shaft rotates to permit the engagement between the control arm and at least one of the pins in response to a temperature sensed by the connected sensing member. The pins are positioned on the disc in a pattern to produce a selected temperature control for each full revolution of the motor which usually corresponds to one full day so that the heater is controlled according to temperatures sampled from each of the separate areas.

4180789, Dec 25, 1979

Jul 10, 1978

5/923067

Frank Martucci - Fort Lee NJ

H01H 3762

337301

A time variable thermostat for controlling a heater comprising, a temperature activated switch connected to the heater for deactivating the heater at a selected temperature having a movable contact and at least one fixed contact, the movable contact being moved into abutment with the fixed contact when a temperature other than the selected temperature is reached to activate the heater and moved into abutment with the fixed contact to deactivate the heater when the selected temperature is reached. A temperature selection arm is connected to the movable contact and associated with a scale for selecting the temperature at which the movable contact is moved out of abutment with the fixed contact. The thermostat further includes a clock motor having a shaft rotated once in 24 hours, a temperature selection disc centrally mounted on the shaft and in frictional contact therewith having a plurality of radially extending slots therein, and an arm engagement member slidable within each of the radially extending slots and in frictional contact with the disc for abutment against the temperature selection arm. Each arm engagement member is positionable at a radial location along its associated slot which corresponds to a selected temperature.