Alan J Squillante

6384330, May 7, 2002

Mar 31, 2000

09/540927

Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY
Anthony Ray - Massapequa Park NY

Porta Systems Corporation - Syosset NY

G02B 1100

174 50, 361823, 361827, 385134, 379327

A modular distributing frame for supporting telephone connector blocks for single person front jumper administration. The connector blocks are mounted in vertical columns having vertical troughs on both sides. Horizontal troughs are located at the top, bottom and an intermediate location while being in the same plane as the vertical troughs.

6994582, Feb 7, 2006

Dec 22, 2003

10/540083

William V. Carney - Glen Cove NY, US
Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY, US
Michael Fasano - Huntington NY, US
Michael Belle-Oudry - Centereach NY, US
Anthony Andrew Ray - Massapequa Park NY, US
Clifford D. Le Strange - Stony Brook NY, US

Porta Systems Corporation - Syosset NY

H01R 11/20

439404, 439709

A connector module permits termination of cross-connect wires on one surface (front) and cable wires on an opposite surface (rear). The module exhibits a configuration, which permits test access and protector (i. e. , protection module) mounting from the front surface. The jumper wires are inserted from a side surface through wire guides or channels that bring the wires from the side surface to the front surface where the wires can be terminated without impeding insertion and removal of protection modules from the front of the connector module. There is an intermediate surface below the front surface that is accessible from the front and recessed to allow protection modules to be installed completely below the terminated wires, allowing termination and maintenance of jumper wires after the protection module is installed from the front.

20080129823, Jun 5, 2008

Oct 11, 2007

11/974102

Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY, US
Peter Kobsa - Floral Park NY, US
Christopher J. Miller - Central Islip NY, US

Porta Systems Corporation - Syosset NY

H04N 7/18

348143, 348E07085

A video surveillance system includes a first combiner, and a monitor, a power source and a camera control unit, each of which is electrically coupled to the first combiner. A regulated combiner located remotely from the first combiner and being electrically connected to the first combiner with at least one twisted pair of wires includes a voltage regulator which provides a regulated voltage to the camera located remotely from the first combiner. The camera is operable at a predetermined voltage level. The power supply provides an increased voltage to the regulated combiner through the first combiner and the twisted pair of wires to compensate for IR losses in the twisted pair of wires. Thus, the regulated combiner reduces the increased voltage to a safe level for the CCTV camera and other devices on a network to operate properly. The system dramatically increases the distance that a power supply can be located from where the camera is located, which decreases installation costs for CCTV surveillance systems.

20100005320, Jan 7, 2010

Jun 2, 2006

11/921474

Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY, US

G06F 1/00

713300

A protected midspan power sourcing equipment for a local area network communications system includes a network connection subsystem that is connectable to at least one first network cable having a plurality of electrical wires, and a powered equipment connection subsystem that is connectable to at least one second network cable also having a plurality of electrical wires. The at least one second network cable is commumncatable with a powered end station of the LAN communications system and provides power signals and voice and data signals to the powered end station. A power source is connected to the second network cable and the powered equipment connection subsystem and generates the power signal that is provided on the at least one second network cable to the powered end station. Electrical surge protectors in the midspan power sourcing equipment are connected to the powered equipment connection subsystem and the at least one second network cable and provide electrical surge protection for the powered end station.

20100073483, Mar 25, 2010

Sep 18, 2009

12/586210

Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY, US
Peter Kobsa - Floral Park NY, US

Porta Systems Corporation - Syosset NY

H04N 7/18
H01R 9/05
H03H 7/42

348159, 439581, 348E07086, 333 25

A system for transmitting video signals from multiple video cameras over one or more multiple pair, twisted pair cables includes several video cameras and a plurality of twisted pair-to-coax balun “T” devices connected to the video cameras by coaxial cables. The video cameras generate unbalanced video signals. The twisted pair-to-coax balun “T” devices are connected together in a “daisy chain” fashion by electrical cables having multiple twisted pairs of wires. The balun “T” devices convert the unbalanced video signals from the cameras to balanced video signals. The balanced video signals are transmitted over the multiple pair, twisted pair cables to a hub, which provides the video signals to one or more monitors, a DVR, a multiplexer or other device.

D3700658, May 21, 1996

Dec 13, 1994

D/032050

Peter L. Squillante - Central Islip NY
Alan J. Squillante - Kings Park NY

Alcohol Sensors International, Ltd. - Islandia NY

D24169

20220387239, Dec 8, 2022

Oct 20, 2020

17/765343

- Glen Head NY, US
David Cuccia - Syosset NY, US
Alan Squillante - Kings Park NY, US

A61G 13/08
A61G 13/00
A61G 13/04
A61G 13/06
A61G 13/12

A frame positioning device comprises a base assembly, an elevation and rotation assembly coupled to the base assembly, and a table assembly coupled to the elevation and rotation assembly. The table assembly comprises a table support and pivot sub-assembly, a first table section subassembly, and a second table section subassembly. The table support and pivot subassembly is coupled to the first table section subassembly via a first pivot point. The table support and pivot subassembly is coupled to the second table section subassembly via a second pivot point.

20220218553, Jul 14, 2022

May 29, 2020

17/612689

- Glen Head NY, US
David Cuccia - Syosset NY, US
Alan Squillante - Kings Park NY, US

A61H 1/02

A fitness device includes a base assembly, a table coupled to the base assembly, and a foot restraint coupled to the base assembly. The foot restraint is configured, responsive to a change in a relative position of the foot restraint with respect to the table, to apply a resistive force to at least one of one or more feet and one or more ankles of a user positioned in the fitness device. The fitness device may also include a controller that is configured to adjust at least one of (i) a height of the table utilizing one or more height actuators of the fitness device, and (ii) a rotation of the table utilizing one or more rotation actuators of the fitness device.