Lester Lee Ramey
Electrician in Clayton, GA
License number
North Carolina 26905-SP-FA/LV
Issued Date
Oct 21, 2016
Expiration Date
Oct 20, 2017
Category
Electrican
Type
Special Restricted Fire Alarm/Low Voltage Classification
Address
Address
PO Box 1965, Clayton, GA 30525
Phone
(706) 782-7882
Organization information
See more information about Lester Lee Ramey at bizstanding.comR & H Technologies
Clayton, GA
Industry:
Home Security Systems
Registration:
1998
Site:
Phone:
(706) 782-7882 (Phone)
Description:
Georgia and North Carolina Certified Low voltage contractor specializing in home automation, gates, access controls, home theater, and distributed audio for whole house sound.
Addresses:
790 N Main St #101, Clayton, GA 30525
313 Smith St, Clayton, GA 30525
313 Smith St, Clayton, GA 30525
Lester Ramey
Licensed:
Yes
Service area:
Northeast Georgia- Clayton, North Carolina - highlands, Cashiers, Glennville, Sapphire, Bryson City, Franklin
Free estimates:
Yes
Senior discount:
No
Categories:
Security Systems & Services
Warranties:
NO
Open Hours:
Mon 08.30 AM - 05.00 PM, Tue 08.30 AM - 05.00 PM, Wed 08.30 AM - 05.00 PM, ...
Customers served:
Residential, Commercial
Brands:
Commercial, Gates, Residential
Products:
24 7 UL Monitoring, 24 Hour Protection by RHT A Technology Solutions Company, Access Control Systems, ...
Payment options:
MasterCard
Certifications:
A+ Certified Technicians
Additional:
Silicor Digital, Proximity Devices, Cards Readers
Clayton Computer Inc
Clayton, GA
Industry:
Ret Computers/Software Security Systems Services
Doing business as:
R&H Technologies
Phone:
(706) 782-7882 (Phone)
Addresses:
PO Box 1965, Clayton, GA 30525
313 Smith St, Clayton, GA 30525
313 Smith St, Clayton, GA 30525
Secretarys:
Lester Ramey (President),Dolly W. Ramey Secretary, inactive
Professional information
Owner, R&Amp;H Technologies
Position:
Owner at R&H Technologies
Location:
Clayton, Georgia
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
R&H Technologies
since Mar 1998
-
Owner
The AID Corporation
Jun 1995 - Mar 1998
-
Plant Manager
Gap Manufacturing, Inc.
1993 - 1995
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Plant Manager
Education:
Military, NGT, Truett Mc.,
NONE, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
NONE, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Interests:
mountain biking, writing, design and build electronic circuits, creating profitable patents.
Honor & Awards:
maintenance man at Genesis24Fitness :-) (as I'm told)
Floating Dock Mover
US Patent:
8596211, Dec 3, 2013
Filed:
Dec 29, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/374466
Inventors:
Lester L. Ramey - Clayton GA, US
Richard H. Dawkins - Toccoa GA, US
Richard H. Dawkins - Toccoa GA, US
International Classification:
B60P 3/10
US Classification:
114344, 114 44
Abstract:
A floating dock mover that utilizes electrically powered devices to aid in relocating a floating dock whenever water levels change in a lake or reservoir. Electrical powered winching mechanisms are used to adjust cables lengths to maintain a position, or aid to obtain a new position of the dock in relation to the shoreline. Additionally, a motorized speed reducer is used to turn the wheels on the dock walkway, which moves the walkway and dock away from, or toward the shore. By electrically powering winch cable lengths, plus electrically powering the walkway wheels, the dock can be relocated horizontally and vertically and maintain a relative desired position in relation to a moving shoreline. An additional electrically motorized unit is used to operate an anchor which aids in maintaining a dock in a desired position.
Tool For Straight Line And Square Edge Cutting Of A Board
US Patent:
5823084, Oct 20, 1998
Filed:
Mar 3, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/811133
Inventors:
Lester L. Ramey - Clayton GA
International Classification:
B27B 2702
US Classification:
83415
Abstract:
A board straight-lining tool to be used in conjunction with a conventional circular blade table saw for the purpose of cutting a new straight and square edge longitudinal through a board. A board requiring this new edge is placed on a base of the board straight-liner, wherein a series of toggle clamps with pressure collapsing tips are toggled closed. This secures the straight-liner to the board. A separate detachable guard support is secured to the table saw with the circular blade protruding vertically through the guard support or the blade may protrude to the fence side of the guard support. The guard support keeps the board on the same plane as the table saw table and also adds a safety feature to aid in preventing the straight-liner from coming into contact with the circular blade during the cutting operation. The board is guided past the circular saw blade while keeping the straight-liner against the table saw fence. The board is severed by the saw blade thereby creating a new straight and square edge on the board.