JOHN J POWERS
Real Estate Appraisers in Weymouth, MA

License number
Massachusetts 100034
Issued Date
May 28, 2002
Expiration Date
Sep 7, 2005
Type
Real Estate Appraiser Trainee
Address
Address
Weymouth, MA 02188

Professional information

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Photoelectric Load Control System

US Patent:
5195016, Mar 16, 1993
Filed:
Jun 25, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/905153
Inventors:
John J. Powers - East Weymouth MA
Assignee:
Dark to Light, Inc. - Pembroke MA
International Classification:
H01H 4724
US Classification:
361175
Abstract:
A photoelectric load control system for applying a. c. power to a street light as a function of ambient light level includes switching means for selectively applying a. c. power to a street light for turning the street light on and off; a trigger circuit having two states, a first state which actuates the switching means to turn on the street light and a second state which actuates the switching means to turn off the street light; means for biasing the trigger circuit into one of the states; and photoelectric sensing means for varying the bias on the trigger circuit to drive it into the other state in response to the ambient light level sensed by the photoelectric sensing means.


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Condition-Initiated Load Control Circuit

US Patent:
3995202, Nov 30, 1976
Filed:
Nov 26, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/527187
Inventors:
John J. Powers - East Weymouth MA
Joseph R. Thibodeau - Dedham MA
Assignee:
Sigma Instruments, Inc. - Braintree MA
International Classification:
H03H 900
US Classification:
317124
Abstract:
In the device disclosed, a load is energized from energy-carrying lines. A detector responsive to a cyclically recurring physical condition, such as daylight, places a switch either in an operating mode or an idling mode in response to the absence of the condition. A control shifts from an idling mode to an operating mode in response to the detector being in a given one of its modes and shifts back to the idling mode after a given time less than the period of the cyclically recurring physical condition. A circuit responds to the control being shifted to its operating mode in response to the given one of the modes of the detector and responds to the detector simultaneously being in the operating mode so as to connect the lines to the load.