WILLIAM ANTHONY KING, JR
Pilots at Arblay Pl, Loganville, GA

2008008, Apr 10, 2008

Dec 7, 2006

11/635358

Martin Brucherseifer - Decatur GA, US
William A. King - Loganville GA, US
Seshagiri R. Marellapudi - Norcross GA, US
Paul Terricciano - Roswell GA, US
John DeBoer - Decatur GA, US

H02J 3/14

307 38

An electrical distribution system is provided for selectively connecting an electrical power source to load devices comprising a plurality of panelboards each having a plurality of load circuit positions. A plurality of pairs of circuit breakers and switching devices are each mounted in one of the load circuit positions. Each pair is electrically connected between an electrical power source and a load device for selectively delivering electrical power to load devices. An I/O controller is mounted in the panelboard for controlling operation of the switching devices. The I/O controller includes a communication circuit. A system controller is connected to each I/O controller communication circuit and comprises a programmed controller for commanding operation of the I/O controllers.

2008008, Apr 10, 2008

Dec 7, 2006

11/635299

William A. King - Loganville GA, US

H01H 47/00

361160

An electrical distribution system for selectively connecting an electrical power source to load devices comprises a panelboard having a plurality of load circuit positions. A remote operated relay is mountable in the panelboard in an adjacent pair of the load circuit positions comprising a multipole switching device, and a switch control for controlling the switching device, the switch control comprising a control circuit for operating the switching device responsive to control commands and a communication circuit for receiving control commands. An input/output (I/O) controller is mounted in the panelboard for controlling operation of the remote operated relay, the I/O controller comprising a programmed controller for generating the control commands for commanding operation of the remote operated relay, the control system including a communication circuit for communication with the remote operated relay communication circuit.

2008012, May 29, 2008

Dec 7, 2006

11/635437

Seshagiri R. Marellapudi - Norcross GA, US
Ravikumar Balasubramaniam - Alpharetta GA, US
John DeBoer - Decatur GA, US
William A. King - Loganville GA, US
Jason Martin - Atlanta GA, US

G06F 17/00

700 90

In accordance with the invention a configurable electrical distribution system is provided for selectively connecting an electrical power source to load devices. The system comprises a panel and a plurality of switching devices mounted in the panel, each switching device for connection in a branch circuit to a load device for selectively delivering electrical power to the load device. A panel controller is mounted in the panel and is operatively connected to each of the switching devices. The panel controller comprises a programmed controller for controlling operation of the switching devices and a panel memory connected to the programmed controller storing configuration data relating to operation of the switching devices. A port is provided for operatively connecting an external memory device to the programmed controller. A user interface is operatively associated with the programmed controller to transfer configuration data between the external memory device and the panel memory.

2002003, Mar 14, 2002

Mar 19, 1998

09/044717

JAMES O. ALEXANDER - ATLANTA GA, US
WILLIAM A. KING - LOGANVILLE GA, US
DAVID A. LEONE - LILBURN GA, US

G01R019/00

702/064000

An energy information management method for use with a circuit breaker coupled between a power source and a load, the method comprising the steps of: (a) sensing at least one of a voltage and a current flowing between the power source and the load through the circuit breaker; (b) counting a number of times the circuit breaker trips and interrupts the current flow between the power source and the load; (c) measuring the current flow through the circuit breaker when the circuit breaker trips and interrupts the current flow between the power source and the load; (d) determining a plurality of conditions of the circuit breaker; (e) accepting a user input, the user input for at least one of controlling the circuit breaker and displaying the plurality of conditions of the circuit breaker; (f) displaying at least one of the plurality of conditions of the circuit breaker responsive to the user input; and (g) communicating at least one of the plurality of conditions to a remote terminal.

6292717, Sep 18, 2001

Mar 19, 1998

9/044716

James O. Alexander - Atlanta GA
William A. King - Loganville GA
David A. Leone - Lilburn GA

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G05D 1100, G01R 1900

700293

An energy information system for use with a circuit breaker coupled between a power source and a load, the energy information system comprising: sensing apparatus for sensing at least one of i) a voltage, and ii) a current flowing between the power source and the load through the circuit breaker; detecting apparatus for detecting transitions of a sensed voltage; counting apparatus for counting a number of times the circuit breaker trips and interrupts the current flow between the power source and the load; measuring apparatus for i) measuring the current flow through the circuit breaker when the circuit breaker trips and interrupts the current flow between the power source and the load and ii) determining a plurality of energy related parameters including a measure of at least one of the voltage, the current and the frequency based on an output from the detecting apparatus, between the power source and the load; input apparatus for accepting a user input, the user input controlling at least one of the circuit breaker and a display apparatus; the display apparatus for displaying at least one of the plurality of conditions of the circuit breaker responsive to the input apparatus; and communication apparatus coupled to the input apparatus for selectively communicating at least one of the plurality of energy related parameters to a remote terminal.

2007006, Mar 22, 2007

Sep 12, 2006

11/519727

John DeBoer - Decatur GA, US
William King - Loganville GA, US
Seshagiri Marellapudi - Norcross GA, US
Paul Terricciano - Wake Forest NC, US
David Williams - Alpharetta GA, US

H02H 3/00

361062000

A power distribution apparatus for distributing electrical power includes circuit breaker modules and remote operated devices mounted separately in a panel. The devices may be relays, circuit breakers, meters, dimmers or other devices for controlling a circuit. An I/O controller board is connected to the remote operated devices and controls those devices through a data rail. A control module may interface with the I/O controller board and may also interface with other I/O controller boards and with one or more networks. A serial communications line connects the I/O interface board with a number of remote operated devices. A separate select line runs from each remote operated device to the I/O controller board. To operate a particular device, the I/O controller board asserts the select line of that device, causing the device to listen for messages on the serial line. The relay executes commands contained in a message only of the select line for that device is asserted.

6289267, Sep 11, 2001

Mar 19, 1998

9/044452

James O. Alexander - Atlanta GA
William A. King - Loganville GA
David A. Leone - Lilburn GA

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G05D 1100

700286

A graphical energy information display system having a menu for user selection of energy related information for an AC load control device, comprising: a device for monitoring AC electrical load usage of a load using a voltage shifter coupled to a sensor to bias the voltage above a ground potential by a predetermined voltage to produce a full-wave biased voltage signal; a graphical display device connected to said device for monitoring AC electrical load usage, said graphical display device adapted so as to graphically display indicia and at least one parameter of the AC electrical load usage of the load said parameters being displayed as a signal representation; menu means for displaying a plurality of selections on said graphical display device, each of said plurality of selections representing at least one parameter of the AC electrical load usage; and menu selection means for selecting at least one of said plurality of selections so as to cause said graphical display device to graphically present the signal representing said at least one parameter of the AC electrical load usage associated with said selections.

6038516, Mar 14, 2000

Mar 19, 1998

9/044451

James O. Alexander - Atlanta GA
William A. King - Loganville GA
David A. Leone - Lilburn GA

Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G06F 1500

702 67

A method for graphically displaying a menu for selection and viewing of the load related parameters of a load connected to an AC load control device, comprising the steps of: (a) monitoring the load related parameters of the load connected to the AC load control device using a voltage shifter coupled to a sensor to bias the voltage above a ground potential by a predetermined voltage to produce a full-wave biased voltage signal; (b) displaying on a graphical display device a menu of a plurality of indicia representing the monitored load related parameters; (c) scrolling through each indicia on said menu; and (d) selecting an item from said menu thereby causing the load related parameters relating to the said indicia to appear on said graphical display device as a signal representation.

8004271, Aug 23, 2011

Sep 1, 2009

12/551891

William A. King - Loganville GA, US
Solomon R. Titus - Cumming GA, US
Harry Haas - Atlanta GA, US
James O. Alexander - Decatur GA, US
Mario Bilac - Lawrenceville GA, US

Siemens Industry, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G01R 11/63

324103R

The present invention relates generally to a load center. More particularly, the invention encompasses a self contained kilowatt-hour meter which is integral to a standard load center. The present invention is also directed to a novel printed circuit board and housing for the self contained kilowatt-hour meter. The self contained kilowatt-hour meter of this invention measures the energy usage of a facility, such as, residential unit, a house, an apartment, a condominium, and then it communicates the energy usage in a timely manner or as desired to a local requester, such as, the owner, occupant or any other entity, as well as, to another requester, such as, a remote requester, for example, an energy provider.

2008008, Apr 10, 2008

Dec 7, 2006

11/635359

William A. King - Loganville GA, US
David M. Williams - Alpharetta GA, US

H02J 3/14

307 38

An electrical distribution system is provided for selectively connecting an electrical power source to load devices comprising a panel and a plurality of switching devices mounted in the panel. Each switching device is electrically connectable between an electrical power source and a load device for selectively delivering electrical power to the load device. A control system controls operation of the switching devices. The control system comprises a programmed controller for commanding operation of the switching devices. The control system includes analog ports for selectively controlling analog load devices.