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Edward Kozek Phones & Addresses
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87 Barberry Rd, Southport, CT 06890 (203) 259-8169
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Grand Island, NY
Publications
Us Patents
Managing And Monitoring Digital Advertising
View pageUS Patent:
20110173071, Jul 14, 2011
Filed:
Dec 17, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/971588
Inventors:
Scott B. Meyer - Mount Kisco NY, US
Felix Shnir - Brooklyn NY, US
Simeon Simeonov - Lincoln MA, US
Edward Kozek - New York NY, US
Colin O'Malley - San Francisco CA, US
Daniel Jaye - Celebration FL, US
Felix Shnir - Brooklyn NY, US
Simeon Simeonov - Lincoln MA, US
Edward Kozek - New York NY, US
Colin O'Malley - San Francisco CA, US
Daniel Jaye - Celebration FL, US
International Classification:
G06Q 30/00
US Classification:
705 1454
Abstract:
A computerized system and techniques facilitate the monitoring and management of online behaviorally-targeted advertising. In certain embodiments, electronic notifications related to advertising practices of members of an online advertising ecosystem are presented to users based on the discovery of elements of online content aimed at delivering targeted advertising messages to viewers of the content.
Emergency Lighting Fluorescent Pack
View pageUS Patent:
41444620, Mar 13, 1979
Filed:
Apr 28, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/791953
Inventors:
Richard L. Sieron - Fairfield CT
Edward P. Kozek - Southbury CT
William P. Shine - Monroe CT
Edward P. Kozek - Southbury CT
William P. Shine - Monroe CT
Assignee:
Dual-Lite, Inc. - Newtown CT
International Classification:
H02J 906
H05B 4129
H05B 4129
US Classification:
307 66
Abstract:
A high frequency self-contained emergency lighting fluorescent pack is exteriorally mountable to a fluorescent fixture either in line with a fluorescent lamp having a length shorter than that normally installed in the fluorescent fixture or in a side-by-side relationship near the fluorescent lamp. In either configuration, the emergency lighting fluorescent pack de-energizes all electrical connections when the interconnected fluorescent lamp is not properly in place, and only energizes the electrical connections when the fluorescent lamp is properly installed. The emergency lighting fluorescent pack incorporates a battery pack, a battery charger for maintaining the batteries in the battery pack at full charge, a high frequency emergency power generating inverter module for igniting and maintaining the fluorescent lamp in the illuminated state by energy supplied by the battery pack, and transfer circuitry for causing the energization of the emergency power module by the battery pack when utility AC power fails. Low voltage solid state electronic circuitry in conjunction with a unique application of a high frequency ferro-resonant transformer allows for the use of relatively low voltage batteries to drive the emergency lighting fluorescent pack while also providing for the ignition and maintenance of the fluorescent lamp in the illuminated state without the need for heating the filament windows of the fluorescent lamps.
Exit Sign
View pageUS Patent:
50182900, May 28, 1991
Filed:
Feb 23, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/315949
Inventors:
Edward P. Kozek - Woodbury CT
Charles R. Ruskouski - Danbury CT
Steven J. Altamura - Scarsdale NY
Charles R. Ruskouski - Danbury CT
Steven J. Altamura - Scarsdale NY
Assignee:
Dual-Lite, Inc. - Newtown CT
International Classification:
G09F 1304
US Classification:
40570
Abstract:
In an exit sign, a plurality of rugged low voltage incandescent lamps are mounted on a printed circuit board to provide proper illumination. The lamps are positioned to provide indirect illumination to the "EXIT" stencilling of the exit sign. The exit sign can be adapted for use with both low voltage alternating current and low voltage emergency direct current. Because the lamps are driven at low voltage and are resistant to failure due to vibration, etc. , they can be expected to attain a long life in service.
Exit Sign With Removable Emergency Power Pack Module
View pageUS Patent:
57688141, Jun 23, 1998
Filed:
Jul 26, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/097572
Inventors:
Edward P. Kozek - Woodbury CT
Robert M. Johnstone - Fairfield CT
Robert M. Johnstone - Fairfield CT
Assignee:
GSEG LLC - Farmington CT
International Classification:
G09F 1304
US Classification:
40570
Abstract:
In an exit sign, an insertable battery pack module is designed to fit in the lower portion of the exit sign housing. This battery pack module incorporates a pair of lamps as well as a battery, battery charger and transfer circuitry. The module incorporates a pair of reflective surfaces so that light from lamp filaments tangentially hit at least a portion of the exit sign stenciled area along the bottom portion of the letters forming the word EXIT. If an exit sign is only to have utility AC power, then the module need not be installed within the exit sign. In this configuration, the bottom portion of the exit sign can incorporate a slidable panel which is removed if the battery pack module is later inserted. The battery pack module incorporates the indicator light and test button which then would show through the area where the panel formerly resided. This exit sign provides a clean appearance unlike prior art exit signs wherein the battery backup module is typically added onto the outside of the existing exit sign.
Fail-Safe Relay System
View pageUS Patent:
42801648, Jul 21, 1981
Filed:
Jul 24, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/060228
Inventors:
Edward P. Kozek - Southbury CT
Assignee:
IMS Ltd. - Quebec
International Classification:
H01H 4732
US Classification:
361179
Abstract:
A fail-safe relay system for use in infrared security barriers or other apparatus producing a sensing signal so as to control the de-activation and permit the re-activation of an interconnected device; such as a machine press. The relay system uses two relays with contacts in series in conjunction with electronic circuitry. Safe-start operation for preventing reactivation of the interconnected device if any unsafe condition exists, including failure of either pair of relay contacts to open when an unsafe condition is sensed, is also accomplished.