George H Bucci from Meriden, CT, age 72

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George Bucci
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Pyramid Time Systems
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing · Mfg Office Machines Mfg Watches/Clocks/Parts

45 Gracey Ave, Meriden, CT 06451
(203) 238-0550

George H. Bucci
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PYRAMID MERIDEN INC

45 Gracey Ave, Meriden, CT 06451
1211 Woodruff St, Southington, CT 06489

George Bucci

45 GRACEY AVENUE LLC

45 Gracey Ave, Meriden, CT 06451
1211 Woodruff St, Southington, CT 06489

George H. Bucci

NOVALUME, LLC

45 Gracey Ave, Meriden, CT 06451
1211 Woodruff St, Southington, CT 06489

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George P. "The King" Bucci Jr. (born July 9, 1953 in Cornwall, New York) is a retired American basketball player. He played collegiately for the Manhattan College.

Us Patents

Card Feed And Read Mechanisms For Time And Attendance Recorders

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US Patent:

6439463, Aug 27, 2002

Filed:

Jun 16, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/595411

Inventors:

George Bucci - Southington CT

Assignee:

Pyramid Technologies LLC - Meriden CT

International Classification:

G06K 1300

US Classification:

235475, 235483

Abstract:

A unitary guide and shield member ( ) for use in guiding time cards ( ) to a time and attendance recorder is provided. The guide and shield member serves to (1) guide the time card to feed rolls ( ), (2) hold the time card at a substantially constant distance from a light source and a light sensor, and (3) protect the light sensor from ambient light.

Apparatus And Methods For Reducing The Power Consumption Of Fluorescent Lights

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US Patent:

8102125, Jan 24, 2012

Filed:

Mar 27, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/593393

Inventors:

George Bucci - Southington CT, US

Assignee:

Pyramid Technologies LLC - Meriden CT

International Classification:

H05B 41/24

US Classification:

315146, 315209 R, 315293, 315299, 315360

Abstract:

Systems for reducing the power consumption of fluorescent lights are provided. The systems can be used in new construction as well as retrofitted into existing buildings employing overdriven fluorescent lights without significantly affecting the operation of utility power lines. In preferred embodiments, the systems provide substantially constant light output during start-up and low voltage conditions.

Methods And Apparatus For Identifying And Categorizing Distributed Devices

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US Patent:

8581707, Nov 12, 2013

Filed:

Dec 16, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/639122

Inventors:

George Bucci - Southington CT, US

Assignee:

Pyramid Meriden Inc. - Meriden CT

International Classification:

H04Q 5/22

US Classification:

340 1042, 340 101, 340 102, 340 103, 340 1031, 340 1032, 340 1033, 340 1034, 340 104, 340 1041, 340 105, 340 106, 34053911, 34053921, 34053922, 34053923, 340 1051, 340 1052, 3405721, 3405722, 3405723, 3405724, 3405725, 3405726, 3405727, 3405728, 3405729

Abstract:

Systems for identifying and categorizing distributed devices, e. g. , lighting fixtures and thermostats, is disclosed. In an embodiment, a user () sends a low power discovery message to devices () using a portable programming tool (). The devices () within range respond with identification information. The portable programming tool () organizes the responses by proximity and sends a “flash” message to the device with the closest perceived proximity. That device responds with a visual or audible signal (), allowing the user () to determine whether that device is the one intended for selection. If so, the user initiates a store routine in which identification information, including category information, is stored in one or more locations, such as, the selected device (), the portable programming tool (), and/or a central or local controller (). The identification and categorization can, for example, be used to automate load shedding and to reduce energy consumption.

Methods And Apparatus For Identifying And Categorizing Distributed Devices

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US Patent:

20140043147, Feb 13, 2014

Filed:

Oct 18, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/057829

Inventors:

George Bucci - Southington CT, US

Assignee:

Pyramid Meriden Inc. - Meriden CT

International Classification:

G06K 7/10

US Classification:

340 1042

Abstract:

Systems for identifying and categorizing distributed devices, e.g., lighting fixtures and thermostats, is disclosed. In an embodiment, a user () sends a low power discovery message to devices () using a portable programming tool (). The devices () within range respond with identification information. The portable programming tool () organizes the responses by proximity and sends a “flash” message to the device with the closest perceived proximity. That device responds with a visual or audible signal (), allowing the user () to determine whether that device is the one intended for selection. If so, the user initiates a store routine in which identification information, including category information, is stored in one or more locations, such as, the selected device (), the portable programming tool (), and/or a central or local controller (). The identification and categorization can, for example, be used to automate load shedding and to reduce energy consumption.

Power-Managed Fuel Delivery System

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US Patent:

56720513, Sep 30, 1997

Filed:

Jul 12, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/501602

Inventors:

John R. Forgue - Cheshire CT
George H. Bucci - South Windsor CT

Assignee:

Walbro Corporation - Cass City MI

International Classification:

F04B 4906

US Classification:

417 4411

Abstract:

A fuel delivery system for an internal combustion engine that includes an electric-motor fuel pump and an electronic control circuit for applying electrical power to the pump motor from a source of d. c. potential. The electronic control circuit is responsive to voltage level at the source of d. c. potential for automatically boosting electrical power applied to the pump motor when voltage available at the source decreases to a preselected level. In the preferred embodiments, the pump motor is a d. c. motor, and the electronic control circuit takes the form of a d. c. -to-d. c. convertor having a transformer and a rectifier circuit coupling the transformer to the motor. Power switches apply alternating current to the transformer when voltage available at the d. c. power source is inadequate, thereby increasing or boosting power applied to the motor through the rectifier circuit.

Fuel Routing Systems For Fuel-Injected Engines

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US Patent:

46838643, Aug 4, 1987

Filed:

Apr 11, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/722253

Inventors:

George H. Bucci - Tolland CT

Assignee:

Whitehead Engineered Products, Inc. - Meriden CT

International Classification:

F02M 3900
B05D 701

US Classification:

123575

Abstract:

Fuel routing apparatus for use with fuel-injected engines is provided. In accordance with certain of its aspects, the apparatus automatically recycles fuel to the vehicle's engine when the fuel stream from the vehicle's storage tank is interrupted. In accordance with other aspects, the apparatus provides automatic hydraulic switching between fuel tanks for multiple fuel tank vehicles. In certain preferred embodiments, the apparatus includes a replaceable fuel filter and provides automatic bleeding of entrained air from the fuel stream which is delivered to the vehicle's engine.

System For Controlling The Release Of Fuel Vapors From A Vehicle Fuel Tank

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US Patent:

48740209, Oct 17, 1989

Filed:

Oct 5, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/253855

Inventors:

George H. Bucci - Tolland CT

Assignee:

Whitehead Engineered Products, Inc. - Meriden CT

International Classification:

B65D 9028

US Classification:

141 59

Abstract:

A system for controlling the release of fuel vapors and liquid fuel from a vehicle fuel tank is provided. The system includes: (1) a cap-controlled valve assembly which conducts fuel vapors to an on-board vapor capture device and which opens when the tank's fuel filler cap is removed or when the pressure in the fuel tank exceeds a predetermined value and which closes when the filler cap is replaced; (2) a first, normally-closed, flapper door and a flapper-door/fuel-nozzle seal, both of which are located in the region of the the mouth of the vehicle's filler pipe, above the level at which fuel vapors pass into the cap-controlled valve assembly; (3) a second, normally-closed, flapper door and a flapper-door seal, both of which are located below the level at which fuel vapors pass into the cap-controlled valve assembly; and (4) a vent conduit which connects the fuel tank to the filler pipe assembly at a level between the first and second flapper doors. The system prevents liquid fuel from being expelled from the vehicle's filler pipe upon removal of the filler cap and at the same time provides reliable venting of the fuel tank during normal operation and reliable shut-off of service station fuel pumps during refueling.

System For Controlling The Release Of Fuel Vapors From A Vehicle Fuel Tank

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US Patent:

48876526, Dec 19, 1989

Filed:

Mar 26, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/031030

Inventors:

George H. Bucci - Tolland CT

Assignee:

Whitehead Engineered Products, Inc. - Meriden CT

International Classification:

B65B 318

US Classification:

141 59

Abstract:

A fuel filler pipe assembly is provided which controls the release of fuel vapors from a vehicle fuel tank so as to limit the amount of fuel vapor released into the atmosphere. The assembly includes an outer tube which is partitioned into two conduits--one for carrying fuel to the vehicle's fuel tank and the other for carrying fuel vapors to an onboard vapor capture device. Passage of fuel vapors to the vapor capture device is controlled by a valve which itself is controlled by the attachment and detachment of a fuel filler cap to the assembly such that attachment of the cap causes the valve to close while detachment causes it to open. In certain preferred embodiments, the assembly includes a second valve for preventing the passage of substantial quantities of liquid fuel to the vapor capture device.