Mark R Pevoteaux from 2820 Deer Ridge Cir, Parker, CO 80138, age 78, Phone: 303 646-2929

Valve For An Expandable Gas Or Fluid Distribution System
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US Patent:

7451778, Nov 18, 2008
Filed:

Mar 26, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/691136
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd M. Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
Assignee:

Norgren, Inc. - Littleton CO
International Classification:

F16K 27/00
US Classification:

137269, 28513321, 285361
Abstract:

A system and method for a valve for an expandable gas or fluid valve is disclosed. The valve comprises an electromagnetic switch with a male connector on one face, and a female connector on an opposite face. The electromagnetic switch has a passageway connecting the male connector with the female connector. An output port is switchably connected to the passageway by the electromagnetic switch. The male connector on one face can be coupled to the female connector on another electromagnetic switch, forming a line or chain of electromagnetic switches.

Valve For An Expandable Gas Or Liquid Distribution System
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US Patent:

7467640, Dec 23, 2008
Filed:

Mar 23, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/690633
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd M. Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
Assignee:

Norgren, Inc. - Littleton CO
International Classification:

F16K 27/00
US Classification:

137269, 28513321, 285361
Abstract:

A system and method for a valve for an expandable gas or fluid valve is disclosed. The valve comprises an electromagnetic switch with a male connector on one face, and a female connector on an opposite face. The electromagnetic switch has a passageway connecting the male connector with the female connector. An output port is switchably connected to the passageway by the electromagnetic switch. The male connector on one face can be coupled to the female connector on another electromagnetic switch, forming a line or chain of electromagnetic switches.

Alignable Electric Connector, An Electric Connector System, And A Method For Connecting An Alignable Electric Connector With A Second Electric Connector
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US Patent:

8556643, Oct 15, 2013
Filed:

Apr 30, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/989455
Inventors:

Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Dennis Sims - Castle Rock CO, US
Assignee:

Norgren, Inc. - Littleton CO
International Classification:

H01R 13/64
US Classification:

439248, 439534
Abstract:

The present invention relates to an alignable electric connector (), an electrical connector system, and a method for connecting an alignable electric connector () with a second electric connector (). The alignable electric connector () is configured mount to a support structure () and connect with the second electric connector (). The alignable electric connector () may be provided with one or more orienting structures () that mate with one or more other orienting structure () when the alignable electric connector () is oriented to mate with the second electric connector (). The alignable electric connector () may be rotatably mounted to the support structure () and rotated to orient the alignable electric connector ().

Expandable Gas Or Fluid Distribution System
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US Patent:

7261121, Aug 28, 2007
Filed:

Mar 29, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/092318
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd M. Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
Assignee:

Norgren, Inc. - Littleton CO
International Classification:

F16K 11/10
US Classification:

137269, 137884, 28513321
Abstract:

A system and method for an expandable gas or fluid distribution system is disclosed. The expandable distribution system comprises at least one device, an endcap, and an inlet piece. The electromagnetic switch is removably coupled to the endcap and the inlet piece such that the distribution system can be expanded by adding another device.

Valve For An Expandable Gas Or Fluid Distribution System
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US Patent:

7261122, Aug 28, 2007
Filed:

Mar 29, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/092516
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd M. Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
Assignee:

IMI Norgren, Inc. - Littleton CO
International Classification:

F16K 27/00
US Classification:

137269, 28513321, 285361
Abstract:

A system and method for a valve for an expandable gas or fluid valve is disclosed. The valve comprises an electromagnetic switch with a male connector on one face, and a female connector on an opposite face. The electromagnetic switch has a passageway connecting the male connector with the female connector. An output port is switchably connected to the passageway by the electromagnetic switch. The male connector on one face can be coupled to the female connector on another electromagnetic switch, forming a line or chain of electromagnetic switches.

Pressure Gage For An Expandable Gas Or Fluid Distribution System
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US Patent:

20060219023, Oct 5, 2006
Filed:

Mar 29, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/092329
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
International Classification:

G01L 7/00
US Classification:

073756000
Abstract:

A system and method for a pressure gage assembly for an expandable gas or fluid distribution system is disclosed. The pressure gage assembly comprises a pressure gage with a male connector on one face, and a female connector on an opposite face. The pressure gage assembly has a passageway connecting the male connector with the female connector. The pressure gage is coupled to the passageway. The male connector on one face can be coupled to the female connector on another device, forming a line or chain of devices.

Integrated Expandable Gas Or Fluid Distribution System
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US Patent:

20060225798, Oct 12, 2006
Filed:

Mar 29, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/092065
Inventors:

Robert Bordonaro - Torrington CT, US
Christopher Bezzina - Tolland CT, US
Mark Pevoteaux - Parker CO, US
Todd Ables - Centennial CO, US
Stephen Fiondella - North Haven CT, US
Jeff Sherrel - Elburn IL, US
International Classification:

F15B 13/00
US Classification:

137884000
Abstract:

A system and method for an integrated expandable gas or fluid distribution system is disclosed. The integrated expandable distribution system comprises at least one device having a male and female connector on opposite faces with a passageway connecting the male and female connectors, a device with a male connector on one face and where the opposite face is sealed, and a device with a female connector on one face and where the opposite face is configured to accept a supply line with a passageway running between the supply line adaptor and the female connector. The at least one device is removably coupled to the other two devices by the connectors such that the distribution system can be expanded by adding another device.

Mark R Pevoteaux