ELECTRICAL INTRACOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

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CLEAR-COM CLEAR-COM 1301 Marina Village Parkway Suite 105 Alameda CA 94501 ELECTRICAL INTRACOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, INCLUDING AMPLIFIERS, SPEAKERS, HEADSETS, CONNEOTORS, BATTERY ADAPTERS, POWER SUPPLIES, HANDSETS, PANELS AND MOUNTINGS;
CLEAR-COM VITEC CC, INC. 945 CAMELIA STREET BERKELEY CA 94710 ELECTRICAL INTRACOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, INCLUDING AMPLIFIERS, SPEAKERS, HEADSETS, CONNEOTORS, BATTERY ADAPTERS, POWER SUPPLIES, HANDSETS, PANELS AND MOUNTINGS;
EXPAND-A-COM R-Columbia Products Co., Inc. 2008 St. Johns Avenue Highland Park IL 600352499 electrical intracommunication systems, namely, intercoms, consisting of a main stations, consoles, power supplies, slave stations, beltpacks, remote stations, headphones, and/or speakers;EXPAND A COMMUNICATION;
MATRIX PLUS LUMIERE PRODUCTIONS, INC. 1111 17TH ST.. SAN FRANCISCO CA 94107 electrical intracommunication systems, comprising control stations, interface modules, frames, controller cards, connectors, power supplies, panels and mountings, software for operation of the foregoing, and user manuals sold as a package therewith;MATRIX;
PL PRO CLEAR-COM 1301 Marina Village Parkway Suite 105 Alameda CA 94501 electrical intracommunication systems, comprising control stations, interface modules, frames, controller cards, connectors, power supplies, panels and mountings, software for operation of the foregoing, and user manuals sold as package therewith;
PL PRO VITEC CC INC 4605 HOLLIS ST EMERYVILLE CA 946083505 electrical intracommunication systems, comprising control stations, interface modules, frames, controller cards, connectors, power supplies, panels and mountings, software for operation of the foregoing, and user manuals sold as package therewith;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Protection systems for electrical systems are described, where the electrical systems may include spot networks and/or grid networks. The various protection systems may be designed and used to detect and clear faults that may occur within the electrical systems. For example, a pair of Rogowski coils may be used to detect current along a conductors at their respective locations on the conductors, and to output corresponding signals to a multi-function, differential relay having multiple voltage and current inputs. By comparing the signals from the Rogowski coils, the differential relay may determine whether a fault exists at some point along the conductors and between the pair of Rogowski coils. Further, the relay may then, in response to the fault, trip a circuit breaker or other network protection device to address the fault.