Patent information:
| Patent: | Utility 1,866,804 |
| Patented: | July 12, 1932 |
| Applied: | May 21, 1929 |
| Title: | Means for Utilizing Wood Poles to Aid Insulators |
| Description: | On wood poles, connect the steel pins with a conductor and fuse to aid grounding an insulator struck by lightning and reduce the chance of burning the crossarm or pole |
| Category: | Transmission |
| Assigned to: | Locke Insulator Corp. |
Patentee Information:
| HAWLEY, Kent A. | Baltimore, MD |
Class and subclass information:
| Class: | 361 | ELECTRICITY: ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND DEVICES |
| Subclass: | 124 | SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF SYSTEMS AND DEVICES; High voltage dissipation (e.g., lightning arrester); Thermal (e.g., fusible, bimetallic); |
| Class: | 174 | ELECTRICITY: CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS |
| Subclass: | 45R | OVERHEAD; Towers, poles or posts; |
| Class: | 174 | ELECTRICITY: CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS |
| Subclass: | 140R | INSULATORS; Combined; With conductive arcing or stress distributing means; |
| Class: | 361 | ELECTRICITY: ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND DEVICES |
| Subclass: | 132 | SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF SYSTEMS AND DEVICES; High voltage dissipation (e.g., lightning arrester); Combined (e.g., with disconnect switch); With line supporting insulator; |
Known specimens:
| None known |
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