Kriss K Replogle

7436660, Oct 14, 2008

Dec 13, 2006

11/637840

Albert Pedoeem - West Orange NJ, US
Kriss K. Replogle - Brookside NJ, US

Fujitsu Limited - Kawasaki

H05K 7/20

361690, 361692, 361693, 361704, 174 161, 174 163, 165 803

An apparatus for cooling electronics is disclosed. The apparatus generally relates to heat sinks that are operatively connected to electronics enclosures. The heat sinks may be part of the electronics enclosure, or alternately they may be operatively connected to the electronics enclosure. An enclosure preferably prevents solar radiation from striking the surface of the heat sink. At the same time, the enclosure allows air to flow over the heat sink, allowing heat to be dissipated.

8320126, Nov 27, 2012

Aug 2, 2010

12/848624

Kriss K. Replogle - Brookside NJ, US

Fujitsu Limited - Kawasaki-shi

H05K 7/20
H05K 5/00
H05K 7/00

361695, 36167901, 36167902, 361690, 361692, 361729

A kit for providing front-access cable terminations for rear-access shelf unit mounted in a rack system may comprise a terminal block panel, a terminal block, a set of extension cables, a rear panel, and a baffle. The terminal block panel may be configured to mount to the shelf unit. The terminal block may be mounted to the terminal block panel to provide front-access terminations for the shelf unit. The set of extension cables may provide electrical connection between the terminal block and one or more terminals disposed on a back plane associated with the shelf unit. The rear panel may be configured to attach to the shelf unit and to cover the set of extension cables. The baffle may be configured for installation in the rack system above the shelf unit and removable for access to the front-access terminations. The baffle may be configured to direct air flow rising from the rear-access equipment to the rear of the rack.

20030231467, Dec 18, 2003

Jun 12, 2002

10/170659

Kriss Replogle - Brookside NJ, US
Quang Duong - Denville NJ, US

H05K007/20

361/690000, 454/184000, 174/016100

An equipment enclosure () includes an interior cavity () housing a plurality of equipment compartments () configured to form vertical stacks, and a lower compartment () for housing batteries and/or other equipment. Airflow through the lower compartment () is isolated from airflow within the interior cavity (). Heat exchangers () are included for cooling internal air circulating air within the equipment enclosure () with external ambient air. Each heat exchanger () draws external ambient air indirectly through the lower compartment () and directly from the external environment, and exhausts the air back to the external environment. The external ambient airflow through each heat exchangers () is used to cool internal air circulating within the enclosure (). The cooled internal air is provided through an opening () positioned proximate the bottom of the interior cavity (). Air baffles () are positioned between each pair of vertically adjacent equipment compartments () to prevent internal air from flowing vertically through vertically adjacent equipment compartments ().

20040035567, Feb 26, 2004

Jun 12, 2002

10/167953

Quang Duong - Denville NJ, US
Kriss Replogle - Brookside NJ, US

F28D007/02

165/165000, 165/164000

A double sided-double heat exchanger core includes a plurality of sets of fluid passageways separated by a plurality of “S” shaped thermally conductive walls. Each set includes a plurality of fluid passageways. Each thermally conductive wall is configured to separate fluid flow between adjacent sets and configured to separate fluid flow between fluid passageways of one of the adjacent sets. The heat exchanger core is configured to provide segregated fluid flow between adjacent sets of fluid passageways. This heat exchanger core is particularly applicable for cooling equipment cabinets, wherein the air used to cool the equipment is recirculated through a plurality of sets and ambient air flows through interlaced sets to cool the recirculated air.

20070171600, Jul 26, 2007

Dec 13, 2006

11/637841

Albert Pedoeem - West Orange NJ, US
Kriss Replogle - Brookside NJ, US

H02B 1/00

361600000

An apparatus for shielding an electronics enclosure is disclosed. The apparatus includes an inner enclosure that houses electronic components. An outer enclosure surrounds the inner enclosure, and is separated from the inner enclosure by a gap. The outer enclosure preferably comprises plastic, and comprises a plurality of perforations uniformly distributed over its surface. The plurality of perforations allow air to flow into the gap between the outer enclosure and the inner enclosure. At the same time, the perforations are configured and dimensioned such that they substantially prevent sunlight from directly striking the surface of the inner enclosure. In this manner, the apparatus prevents overheating of the electronic components while minimizing the space taken up by the enclosure.

59911409, Nov 23, 1999

Dec 19, 1997

8/994683

Philip Hughes - Westfield NJ
Adam Stuart Kane - Morristown NJ
Kriss Kalani Replogle - Brookside NJ
Andrew Schwartz - Morris Township, Morris County NJ

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H02H 100

361119

In a communications arrangement, a copper wire pair arrangement traditionally used to provide a plain old telephone service (POTS) is also used to provide an asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) service. To that end, a patch cord in accordance with the invention is used to re-arrange communications connections in a terminal where both POTS channel unit and ADSL channel unit are deployed. Advantageously, the combined service is efficiently realized by such a re-arrangement, with the existing POTS virtually uninterrupted.

20210345521, Nov 4, 2021

Jul 14, 2021

17/375045

- Rockleigh NJ, US
Kriss Replogle - Brookside NJ, US
Sanjay Upasani - Manalapan NJ, US
Don Florczak - Tenafly NJ, US

Crestron Electronics, Inc. - Rockleigh NJ

H05K 7/20

An apparatus cools electronic circuitry. An enclosure surrounds the electronic circuitry and has plural surfaces. Air intake holes are disposed in at least one surface and face at least one first direction. Air exhaust holes are disposed in at least another surface and face at least one second direction different than the first direction. A heat sink is in thermal contact with the circuitry and conducts heat generated by the circuitry. When a fan operates, air is drawn from an exterior of the enclosure through the air intake holes, absorbs heat from the heat sink, and then is directed through the air exhaust holes into the exterior of the enclosure. The heat sink is further in thermal contact with the enclosure so that when the fan does not operate, heat is drawn from the circuitry to the enclosure via the heat sink and is dissipated from the exterior.

20200109024, Apr 9, 2020

Nov 27, 2019

16/698155

- Rockleigh NJ, US
Kriss Replogle - Brookside NJ, US

Crestron Electronics, Inc. - Rockleigh NJ

B65H 75/48
B65H 75/44

A cable retractor includes a housing. A spool is disposed within the housing and is mechanically coupled to the housing and rotatable about an axis. A spring mechanism is operatively attached to the spool and is configured to urge the spool to rotate in a first rotational direction about the axis. An electricity operated rotation regulator is operatively attached to the spool and is configured to, when activated, prevent the spool from rotating in the first rotational direction.