Robert J Bonitati, 39Cuyahoga Falls, OH

2017035, Dec 7, 2017

Aug 10, 2017

15/673768

- Ellicottville NY, US
Timothy Vielhaber - Avon OH, US
David Rodgers - North Ridgeville OH, US
John Podhradsky - North Olmsted OH, US
James L. Bergmann - Akron OH, US
William P. Spohn - Gibsonia PA, US
William Northrup - Ellicottville NY, US
Robert James Bonitati - Cleveland OH, US

F24F 11/00
F24F 11/02
G05B 23/02
G05B 15/02

The smart HVAC manifold system for servicing air conditioning systems is designed to dynamically manage the data acquisition process and to measure and calculate the performance indicators and output as the load conditions and or equipment operation change taking into account variables in the installation that can impact performance. Both visually and by a very specific data set the performance of the equipment and the installation can quickly be assessed and specific problems identified along with suggestions of typical faults or problems that may need addressed by the technician.The smart HVAC manifold system provides a means of quickly and electronically handling the manual data acquisition process which would include component and or system model and serial numbers, equipment location (GPS tagging), customer name, environmental conditions that effect performance and performance measurement (weather data and elevation), and supports photo, voice and text documentation. These features streamline data acquisition, allow remote support, and minimizing transcription errors and preventing data-gaming when servicing equipment, commissioning or retro commissioning the system.

2015029, Oct 15, 2015

Apr 13, 2015

14/684917

- Glenwillow OH, US
Timothy Vielhaber - Avon OH, US
David Rodgers - North Ridgeville OH, US
John Podhradsky - North Olmsted OH, US
James L. Bergmann - Akron OH, US
William P. Spohn - Gibsonia PA, US
William Northrup - Ellicottville NY, US
Robert James Bonitati - Cleveland OH, US
Rob Winings - Beachwood OH, US

G01M 99/00
F24F 11/00

A smart manifold system for monitoring the operation of an HVAC unit includes a smart manifold adapted to obtain measurement data related to the operating conditions of the HVAC unit, and a smart platform adapted to communicate wirelessly with the smart manifold and acquire the measurement data from the smart manifold. The smart platform is also adapted to ensure that measurement data is free from any user manipulation or modification, and to tag any measurement data so ensured as verified data. The smart platform is further adapted to transmit the verified data to a remote platform for at least one of storage, report generation, and the performance of analytics.

2014026, Sep 18, 2014

Jan 21, 2014

14/160006

- Glenwillow OH, US
Timothy Vielhaber - Avon OH, US
David Rodgers - North Ridgeville OH, US
John Podhradsky - North Olmsted OH, US
James L. Bergmann - Akron OH, US
William P. Spohn - Gibsonia PA, US
William Northrup - Ellicottville NY, US
Robert James Bonitati - Cleveland OH, US

Stride Tool, Inc. - Glenwillow OH

F28F 27/00

165 111

The smart HVAC manifold system for servicing air conditioning systems is designed to dynamically manage the data acquisition process and to measure and calculate the performance indicators and output as the load conditions and or equipment operation change taking into account variables in the installation that can impact performance. Both visually and by a very specific data set the performance of the equipment and the installation can quickly be assessed and specific problems identified along with suggestions of typical faults or problems that may need addressed by the technician.The smart HVAC manifold system provides a means of quickly and electronically handling the manual data acquisition process which would include component and or system model and serial numbers, equipment location (GPS tagging), customer name, environmental conditions that effect performance and performance measurement (weather data and elevation), and supports photo, voice and text documentation. These features streamline data acquisition, allow remote support, and minimizing transcription errors and preventing data-gaming when servicing equipment, commissioning or retro commissioning the system.