David G Leben

US Patent:

7692172, Apr 6, 2010

Filed:

Aug 6, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/186892

Inventors:

David Leben - Wichita KS, US

Assignee:

Sound Health Designs, LLC - Wichita KS

International Classification:

B66B 11/02
A61L 2/10

US Classification:

250504R, 250365, 2504611, 187391, 187392, 187413, 422 22, 422 24, 4221963

Abstract:

A system for sanitizing an enclosed structure comprises a first sensor, a second sensor, a third sensor, a germicidal ultraviolet light source, a motor, and a controller. The first sensor detects the presence of humans or animals within the enclosed structure. The second sensor detects the position of at least one door of the enclosed structure. The third sensor detects tampering with the system. The ultraviolet light source provides electromagnetic radiation in the ultraviolet range. The motor moves the ultraviolet light source from an inactive position to an active position and from the active position to the inactive position. The controller receives inputs from the first sensor, the second sensor, and the third sensor, and transmits outputs to the ultraviolet light source and the motor. When the controller receives signals that no humans or animals are present in the enclosed structure and that the door is in a closed position, the controller transmits a signal to the motor to move the ultraviolet light source from the inactive position to the active position and a signal to activate the ultraviolet light source. If humans or animals are detected to be present in the enclosed structure or if the door is detected to be open, then the controller deactivates the ultraviolet light source and repositions the ultraviolet light source.

US Patent:

8097861, Jan 17, 2012

Filed:

Apr 5, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/754220

Inventors:

David Leben - Wichita KS, US

Assignee:

Sound Health Designs, LLC - Wichita KS

International Classification:

A61L 2/10

US Classification:

25045511, 250504 R, 2504611, 250365, 250372, 422 1, 422 24, 422108, 4221863, 422300

Abstract:

A system for sanitizing an enclosed structure comprises a first sensor, a second sensor, a third sensor, a germicidal ultraviolet light source, a motor, and a controller. The first sensor detects the presence of humans or animals within the enclosed structure. The second sensor detects the position of at least one door of the enclosed structure. The third sensor detects tampering with the system. The ultraviolet light source provides electromagnetic radiation in the ultraviolet range. The motor moves the ultraviolet light source from an inactive position to an active position and from the active position to the inactive position. The controller receives inputs from the first sensor, the second sensor, and the third sensor, and transmits outputs to the ultraviolet light source and the motor. When the controller receives signals that no humans or animals are present in the enclosed structure and that the door is in a closed position, the controller transmits a signal to the motor to move the ultraviolet light source from the inactive position to the active position and a signal to activate the ultraviolet light source. If humans or animals are detected to be present in the enclosed structure or if the door is detected to be open, then the controller deactivates the ultraviolet light source and repositions the ultraviolet light source.

US Patent:

8519361, Aug 27, 2013

Filed:

Jan 16, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/350924

Inventors:

David Leben - Wichita KS, US

Assignee:

Elevated Health Systems, LLC - Wichita KS

International Classification:

A61L 2/10

US Classification:

2504611, 250365, 250504 R, 422 1, 422 24, 422108

Abstract:

A system for sanitizing an enclosed structure has first and second sensors, a germicidal ultraviolet light source, a motor, and a controller. The first sensor detects humans within the enclosed structure. The second sensor detects the position of at least one door to the structure. The motor selectively moves the light source from an inactive position to an active position. The controller receives inputs from the first and second sensors and transmits outputs to the light source and the motor. When the controller receives signals that no humans or animals are present in the enclosed structure and that the door is in a closed position, the controller transmits a signal to the motor to move the light source from the inactive to the active position. If humans are detected in the structure or if the door is detected open, then the controller deactivates or repositions the light source.

US Patent:

20130341533, Dec 26, 2013

Filed:

Aug 26, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/010004

Inventors:

David G. Leben - Wichita KS, US

Assignee:

Elevated Health Systems, LLC - Wichita KS

International Classification:

A61L 2/10

US Classification:

2504921

Abstract:

A system for sanitizing an enclosed structure has a plurality of sensors, a germicidal ultraviolet light source, and a controller. A first sensor detects the presence of humans or animals within the enclosed structure, and a second sensor detects the position of at least one door of the enclosed structure. The ultraviolet light source provides electromagnetic radiation in the ultraviolet range. The controller receives inputs from the first and second sensors and instructs emission or cessation of emission of the electromagnetic radiation based on the received input.

US Patent:

48740888, Oct 17, 1989

Filed:

Dec 21, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/287739

Inventors:

David G. Leben - Wichita KS

International Classification:

B65D 2518
B65D 8567

US Classification:

206387

Abstract:

A container for carrying and transporting computer tape cartridges comprising a container top pivotally secured to a container base. Both the top and the base are provided with hollow walls and ends. Both the base and the top are further provided with ribs and ridges which hold computer tape cartridges stationary while the container is being carried and/or transported.

US Patent:

50093126, Apr 23, 1991

Filed:

Oct 10, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/419397

Inventors:

David G. Leben - Wichita KS

International Classification:

B65D 2518
B65D 8567

US Classification:

206387

Abstract:

A container for carrying and transporting computer tape cartridges comprising a container top pivotally secured to a container base. Both the top and the base are provided with hollow walls and ends. Both the base and the top are further provided with ribs and ridges which hold computer tape cartridges stationary while the container is being carried and/or transported.

US Patent:

53419260, Aug 30, 1994

Filed:

Aug 30, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/113174

Inventors:

David G. Leben - Wichita KS

International Classification:

B65D 4322
B65D 85575

US Classification:

206307

Abstract:

A container for carrying and transporting computer tape cartridges comprising a container top pivotally secured to a container base. Both the top and the base are provided with hollow walls and ends. Both the base and the top are further provided with ribs and ridges which hold computer tape cartridges stationary while the container is being carried and/or transported. A caddy is removably disposed in said container.

US Patent:

50060384, Apr 9, 1991

Filed:

Aug 10, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/392210

Inventors:

David G. Leben - Wichita KS

International Classification:

B65D 2518

US Classification:

414786

Abstract:

A method for carrying and transporting computer tape cartridges comprising a container top pivotally secured to a container base. Both the top and the base are provided with hollow walls and ends. Both the base and the top are further provided with ribs and ridges which hold computer tape cartridges stationary while the container is being carried and/or transported.