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Suamico, WI   

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Roscommon, MI   

3430 Shady Ln, Green Bay, WI 54313   

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Pat McCutcheon (born 14 June 1987 in Australia)grew up in a small town called Narromine and is a national representative rugby union footballer who plays ...

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Automatic Dispenser Apparatus

US Patent:
6903654, Jun 7, 2005
Filed:
Oct 31, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/699457
Inventors:
Lawrence R. Hansen - Green Bay WI, US
Thomas Michael Leiterman - Green Bay WI, US
Larry Allen Schotz - Mequon WI, US
William G. Haen - Lodi WI, US
Alan P. Paal - New Franken WI, US
Abtin Spantman - West Bend WI, US
Patrick Gerald McCutcheon - Green Bay WI, US
Assignee:
Alwin Manufacturing Company, Inc. - Green Bay WI
International Classification:
G08B013/26
US Classification:
340562, 340565, 242563, 2425631, 2425641, 242570
Abstract:
The invention is directed to improved automatic dispenser apparatus for dispensing sheet material and the like without contact between a user and the dispenser. Proximity detection apparatus is provided to detect the presence of a user in a detection zone generated outside the dispenser. Control apparatus controls actuation of the dispenser in response to the detected user. Preferred forms of the proximity detector include a sensor and a signal detection circuit operatively connected to the sensor. The sensor includes conductors configured to have a capacitance and positioned such that the capacitance is changed by the presence of a user within the detection zone. The signal detection circuit detects the change in capacitance and is provided with an oscillator having a frequency which is affected by the sensor capacitance and a differential frequency discriminator which detects changes in the oscillator frequency. The control apparatus receives the detected frequency change and generates a signal provided to actuate the dispenser to dispense the material. The dispenser control apparatus controls dispenser operation responsive to decreases in battery voltage which occur during the life cycle of the batteries and controls dispenser operation when the batteries near the end of such life cycle.

Automatic Dispenser Apparatus

US Patent:
6977588, Dec 20, 2005
Filed:
Jun 3, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/160863
Inventors:
Larry Allen Schotz - Mequon WI, US
William G. Haen - DePere WI, US
Alan P. Paal - New Franken WI, US
Abtin Spantman - West Bend WI, US
Thomas Michael Leiterman - Green Bay WI, US
Patrick Gerald McCutcheon - Green Bay WI, US
Assignee:
Alwin Manufacturing Co. - Green Bay WI
International Classification:
G08B013/26
US Classification:
340562, 3406861, 242570
Abstract:
The invention is directed to improved automatic dispenser apparatus for dispensing sheet material and the like without contact between a user and the dispenser. Proximity detection apparatus is provided to detect the presence of a user in a detection zone generated outside the dispenser. Control apparatus controls actuation of the dispenser in response to the detected user. Preferred forms of the proximity detector include a sensor and a signal detection circuit operatively connected to the sensor. The sensor includes conductors configured to have a capacitance and positioned such that the capacitance is changed by the presence of a user within the detection zone. The signal detection circuit detects the change in capacitance and is provided with an oscillator having a frequency which is affected by the sensor capacitance and a differential frequency discriminator which detects changes in the oscillator frequency. The control circuit receives the detected frequency change and generates a signal provided to actuate the dispenser to dispense the material.

Infant Safety Gate With Remote Latch Activating Mechanism

US Patent:
6711857, Mar 30, 2004
Filed:
Sep 21, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/666694
Inventors:
Kurt P. Wagnitz - Coleman WI
Patrick G. McCutcheon - Green Bay WI
Assignee:
Evenflo Company, Inc. - Vandalia OH
International Classification:
E05B 6506
US Classification:
49394, 49 50
Abstract:
An infant gate including a remotely activated latch mechanism. The gate includes a gate member adapted to be pivotally mounted to a wall portion and is movable to a closed position to prevent an infant from passing therethrough. The latch movable is between a locked position, which prevents pivotable movement of the gate, and an unlocked position, which allows pivotable movement of the gate. The gate also includes an actuator for switching the latch to the unlocked position. The actuator is preferably mounted away from the gate member in a position generally inaccessible to an infant whose access is limited by the infant gate.

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