ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM VESSELS

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MORPLEX CARLING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 60 Johnson Ave Plainville CT 060621177 Electronic control system for vessels, namely, a multiplex power management and monitoring device for remote control of AC/DC power distribution, circuit protection and monitoring of vessel functions for use in the transportation and maritime industries;
MPOWER CARLING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 60 Johnson Ave Plainville CT 060621177 Electronic control system for vessels, namely, a multiplex power management and monitoring device for remote control of AC/DC power distribution, circuit protection and monitoring of vessel functions for use in the transportation and maritime industries;M POWER;
OCTOLITE CARLING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 60 Johnson Ave Plainville CT 060621177 ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM FOR VESSELS, NAMELY, A MULTIPLEX POWER MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING DEVICE FOR REMOTE CONTROL OF AC/DC POWER DISTRIBUTION, CIRCUIT PROTECTION AND MONITORING OF VESSEL FUNCTIONS FOR USE IN THE TRANSPORTATION AND MARITIME INDUSTRIES;OCTO LITE; OCTO LIGHT;
SEATELLIGENCE CARLING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 60 Johnson Ave Plainville CT 060621177 Electronic control system for vessels, namely, a multiplex power management and monitoring device for remote control of AC/DC power distribution, circuit protection and monitoring of vessel functions for use in the transportation and maritime industries;
SEATELLIGENT CARLING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 60 Johnson Ave Plainville CT 060621177 Electronic control system for vessels, namely, a multiplex power management and monitoring device for remote control of AC/DC power distribution, circuit protection and monitoring of vessel functions for use in the transportation and maritime industries;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and apparatus for a recirculating system with single feed that incorporates a liquid transfer vessel that helps prevent the vessels in the system from flooding, provides easy displacement of liquid refrigerant from the flooded vessels while economizing refrigerant liquid lines with insulation, pumps, and valves in the refrigeration system.