DR. GREGORY SHANE THOMAS, DC
Chiropractic at Thierman Ln, Louisville, KY

7420140, Sep 2, 2008

Jun 30, 2006

11/480021

Philip A. Barber - Louisville KY, US
Gregory M. Thomas - Louisville KY, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H05B 1/02, A21B 1/40, F27D 19/00

219412, 219394, 219486

A control system for an oven includes a first and a second temperature sensor, and a controller. The oven has a first cavity and a second cavity and includes, a first electrical heating element positioned within the first oven cavity, and a second electrical heating element positioned within the second oven cavity. The first temperature sensor is configured to detect a temperature within the first oven cavity, and the second temperature sensor is configured to detect a temperature within the second oven cavity. The controller is operatively coupled to the temperature sensors and the heating elements. The controller is configured to receive signals from the sensors and energize both the first and second heating elements by allowing energy to be supplied to only one of the first and second heating elements at a given time.

2013029, Nov 7, 2013

Jan 8, 2013

13/736255

Craig Lung-Pei Tsai - Louisville KY, US
Almir Begovich - Louisville KY, US
Gregory Michael Thomas - Louisville KY, US
Jonathan D. Nelson - Louisville KY, US
John Michael Todd - Louisville KY, US
Robert Jules Lafleur - Louisville KY, US
Brice Alan Bowley - Goshen KY, US

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY

H02H 3/08

361 938

A system for protecting an electrical junction having a first pin and a second pin is provided. The system includes a first circuit protection device coupled to the first pin and configured to sense at least a first current and a second circuit protection device coupled to the second pin and configured to sense at least a second current. Each of the first circuit protection device and the second circuit protection device includes a trip mechanism configured to interrupt current flowing through a respective circuit protection device and a trip unit operatively coupled to the trip mechanism. The trip unit is configured to activate the trip mechanism based on a determination that a respective current exceeds a predetermined threshold.

2013019, Aug 8, 2013

Aug 10, 2012

13/571726

Samuel Vincent DUPLESSIS - Louisville KY, US
Mark MOTYKA - LaGrange KY, US
Jonathan D. NELSON - Louisville KY, US
Gregory M. THOMAS - Louisville KY, US
Craig TSAI - Louisville KY, US

F28D 15/00, B21D 53/02

122 1301, 165177, 2989007

A water heater comprises a tank, a cylinder coil section and a return-flow coil section. The cylinder coil section is in a heat transfer relationship with the tank and encircles a first portion of the tank. The return-flow coil section is in a heat transfer relationship with the tank and encircles a second portion of the tank. The cylinder coil section and the return-flow coil section are continuous over at least the first and second portions of the tank.

2011015, Jun 23, 2011

Dec 22, 2009

12/644812

Gregory M. Thomas - Louisville KY, US
John K. Besore - Louisville KY, US
Daniel Ryan Capelle - Lousiville KY, US
Omar Santana - Louisville KY, US
Brice Alan Bowley - Louisville KY, US

G06F 1/32

700291, 700295

A household energy management system and method for one or more appliances includes a controller for managing power consumption within a household. The controller is configured to receive and process a signal indicative of one or more energy parameters of an associated energy utility. The controller includes a user interface for receiving energy management input for at least one appliance of the one of more appliances from a user. The controller at least one of controls and operates the at least one appliance in one of a plurality of operating modes, including at least a normal operating mode and an energy savings mode, in response to the input received by the user via the user interface in conjunction with the received signal.

8309894, Nov 13, 2012

Feb 12, 2010

12/704816

Tom C. Zimmer - Louisville KY, US
Tim N. Johnson - Louisville KY, US
Robert Lafleur - Louisville KY, US
Brice Alan Bowley - Louisville KY, US
Shinichi Hirose - Yao, JP
Masanobu Amazutsumi - Yao, JP
Gregory Michael Thomas - Louisville KY, US
Tohru Ariga - Yao, JP

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H05B 3/10

219552

An electric heating module for a room air conditioning system and methods are presented in which the duty cycle of the electric heater banks are controlled to limit the inrush current during the startup phase of the heater or to supplement the heat generated by the heat pump when the heat capacity of the heat pump nears the heat loss of the room being heated.

7113075, Sep 26, 2006

Dec 23, 2003

10/745271

Kresimir Odorcic - Shepherdsville KY, US
Scott Horning - Overland Park KS, US
Timothy Ray Jackson - Louisville KY, US
Timothy Francis Powell - Mentor OH, US
Cecilia Maria Blanchard - Shepherdsville KY, US
Meher Prasadu Kollipara - Louisville KY, US
Mark Dilip Shah - Louisville KY, US
Gregory Michael Thomas - Louisville KY, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H04M 11/04

3403101, 3403102, 3406611, 361 42, 361 45, 361 932

A detection circuit includes a first power line, a first signal conditioning module operationally coupled to the first power line, a neutral line (N) operationally coupled to the first signal conditioning module, a second signal conditioning module operationally coupled to the first power line, a second power line operationally coupled to the second signal conditioning module, and an analog to digital (A/D) converter operationally coupled to the first and the second signal conditioning modules.