Jerome Morstein

US Patent:

58785400, Mar 9, 1999

Filed:

Sep 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/928731

Inventors:

Jerome Neil Morstein - Columbia MD

Assignee:

Site Photometrics, Inc. - Lithicum MD

International Classification:

E02D 2700

US Classification:

52296

Abstract:

A mounting pan for a hollow utility pole to mount the same on a concrete support is described. The pan includes an upper mounting plate for securing the same to the pole base, and simultaneously to the concrete support wherein a toroidal recess is provided between the base of the plate and the concrete support for the accumulation of moisture within the pole structure and gravity drains therefrom are provided to eliminate the accumulatedd moisture from the structure.

US Patent:

59757272, Nov 2, 1999

Filed:

May 5, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/851539

Inventors:

Jerome N. Morstein - Columbia MD
Douglas Jerry Daly - Baton Rouge LA
George Allen Scott - Baton Rouge LA

Assignee:

Site Photometrics, Inc. - Linthicum MD

International Classification:

F21S 500

US Classification:

362431

Abstract:

A mounting bracket for mounting an exterior luminare on a support pole is described. The bracket is intended to be secured by compression fastening within the hollow upper end of the pole and to mount a support for individual luminares. The compression connection includes a lower compression plate, an intermediate cylindrical sleeve, and an upper compression plate which rests on the open top of the support pole. O-rings are disposed respectively between the lower plate and the sleeve and between the upper plate and the sleeve, and an axial rod is provided which extends through both plates and the sleeve so that the rod can be used to draw the plates together, and cause the O-rings to expand into a wedging relationship with the interior surface of the pole. The rod then in turn mounts an upper support for the luminare fixtures.

US Patent:

58360026, Nov 10, 1998

Filed:

Jun 1, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/457043

Inventors:

Jason Morstein - Columbia MD
Rhonda Morstein - Hillsboro OR
Jerome Morstein - Columbia MD
Jerome Daly - Baton Rouge LA

International Classification:

G08B 1314

US Classification:

340568

Abstract:

An anti-theft device for protecting objects and vehicles, includes a housing that is attachable to or permanently affixed to an object or vehicle to be secured, wherein the attachment means is accessible only through a lockable access door of the housing. A flexible conducting securing cable serves as a conductor in an alarm circuit and has one end fixed to the housing and a free end provided with a fitting for insertion into the housing that is retained by a retainer and a lock mechanism in the housing. First and second switches are provided in the alarm circuit wherein the first switch is normally open and is closed when the housing is attached to the object, while the second switch is normally open and is closed when the free end of the cable is inserted into the retainer. The alarm circuit is armed when both the first and second switches are closed, and subsequent opening of the first switch or tampering of the conduction path formed by the conducting securing cable activates an alarm.