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US 12,730,246 B2Granted
System for monitoring conditions at a location
AssigneeRAM Companies, LLC
InventorJoseph C Cobb
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Abstract
A system for monitoring conditions at a location, such as a roof of a building comprises a superstructure, a power supply, a sensor array, and a central processor. The sensor array may comprise a plurality of data sensors. Each data sensor may be physically connected to the superstructure, and electrically connected to the power supply. The central processor may be configured to receive a plurality of inputs from the plurality of data sensors and communicate the plurality of inputs to a receiver.
Claims20
A system (10) for monitoring conditions at a location comprising:
- a superstructure (100);
- a power supply (200);
- a sensor array (300) comprising a plurality of data sensors wherein the plurality of data sensors comprises at least one thermometer (301), at least one barometer (302), at least one anemometer (303), at least one pyranometer (304), and at least one rain gauge (305);
- a connection mechanism including a cradle (130) and an adapter (140) including a superstructure fastening mechanism, the cradle connected to the fastening mechanism by a pivot member (150) allowing the cradle to pivot about multiple axes;
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- a central processor (400) configured to receive a plurality of inputs from the plurality of data sensors and communicate the plurality of inputs to a receiver (410);
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- wherein each data sensor of the plurality of data sensors is physically connected to the superstructure, and each data sensor of the plurality of data sensors is electrically connected to the power supply, wherein at least individual data sensors of the plurality of data sensors is connected to the cradle (130) such that there are multiple points of contact between an interior surface of the cradle (130) and an exterior surface of the individual data sensor and an orientation of the individual data sensor can be adjusted.
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