Power distribution panel with modular elements

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electrical power distribution systems and devices

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C361S634000, C361S636000, C361S673000

Reexamination Certificate

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11489743

ABSTRACT:
A power distribution panel having circuit elements such as KTK and GMT fuses removably mounted to a unit housing by means of module members, thereby allowing for ease of customization of the circuit elements of the power distribution panel.

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Exhibit A, Hendry Telephone Products document, 2 pages, entitled “Power Distribution, Flexible Series,” dated Feb. 1998, pp. 6 and 7.
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Exhibit E, Telect.com catalog page entitled “Uninterrupted Battery Fuse Panel,” copyright 1999, p. 7.
Exhibit F, Telect.com catalog page entitled “Intermediate Fuse Panels,” copyright 1999, p. 8.
Exhibit G, Telect.com catalog, 2 pages entitled “Circuit Breaker Panel,” copyright 1999, pp. 9 and 10.
Exhibit H, Telect.com catalog, 2 pages entitled “High Current Circuit Breaker Panel,” copyright 1999, pp. 11 and 12.
Exhibit I, Telect.com brochure, 2 pages, entitled “Two Fuse Panels in One Rack Space—Intermediate Fuse Panel,” dated Jul. 1998.
Exhibit J, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect, Fuse Panels”, 2 pages.
Exhibit K, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect's Traditional Fuse Panels,” 3 pages.
Exhibit L, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect's Total Front Access Fuse Panels,” 2 pages.
Exhibit M, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect's Intermediate Fuse Panels,” 2 pages.
Exhibit N, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect, Circuit Breaker Panel,” 2 pages.
Exhibit O, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 22, 2000, entitled “Telect's Circuit Breaker Panel,” 2 pages.
Exhibit P, Printouts from www.telect.com dated Mar. 30, 2000, entitled “Telect's Uninterrupted Battery Fuse Panel,” 4 pages.

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