Experience the Power Trademark Details

Experience the Power was registered on Tuesday, October 9, 2007 and is currently owned by Ametek, Inc. under the registration number 3306630 . This mark is alive with a status of Section 8 & 15-Accepted and Acknowledged. The last case file activity for this mark occured 10 years ago on Monday, September 30, 2013, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office

Word Mark	Experience the Power
Status	Alive Registered 702 — Section 8 & 15-Accepted and Acknowledged

Current Owner

Ametek, Inc. of Paoli, PA

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Serial Number	78729893
Registration Number	3306630
Status Date	Monday, September 30, 2013
Filing Date	Monday, September 30, 2013
Registration Date	Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Attorney	John W. McGlynn

Correspondent

John W. McGlynn
RATNERPRESTIA
P.O. Box 1596
1235 Westlakes Drive, Suite 301
Berwyn PA 19312

Case File Statements

Indication of Colors	Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.
Goods & Services	Annunciators; annunciators used in alarm management applications to signal alarms with visual displays and audible alerts; annunciators configured as a system to monitor alarms and present notification through visual displays and audible alerts and parts thereof for indicating the conditions of process and other variables, namely, equipment for indicating the on, off and defective operating conditions of electric motors, alarm lights, plug-in relay units, indicators, chassis units and pre-wired chassis units, relay units, control switches, circuit control apparatus, and cabinets for housing the same; electronic control systems for machines; electronic annunciators that make up an alarm management system used to signal alarms related to electrical faults in power systems through visual displays and audible alerts and component parts thereof, namely, multiple relay plug-in containers, electrical energy meters, current and voltage transducers, recorders used to measure or log currents and voltages for display or retrieval via external means; digital transducers and power transducers; electrical power supplies, power measurement devices and power quality monitors, power conditioners electronic instrumentation, namely alarms, amplifiers and preamplifiers, electrical calibrators, data acquirers used to capture, record and analyze alarm events or process status, data loggers, electrical current sensors, electrical signal processors, voltage monitor modules, voltmeters, oscilloscopes, energy monitors, event recorders, transient recorders used to capture, measure, analyze or record electrical transients in power systems, meters used to measure and display electrical values in various engineering units, power quality monitors used to measure, analyze or record electrical values in a power system, revenue meters used to measure, record, display and output electrical values, process calibrators and application software for use in the electric utility and process control industry for monitoring, analyzing, and recording power measurements relating to current, voltage, frequency, power, energy, harmonics, transients, and impulses; computer software for use in monitoring, analyzing, and recording power measurements; electronic monitoring and calibration units for warning about certain conditions of equipment, electric luminescent display panels, hardware and software used to retrieve, display, and analyze data from measurement and recording products, and alarms therefor for use in the electric utility field; flame sensors for use with gas turbines, burners, and boilers; annunciators with light emitting diode displays; annunciators with electric luminescent display panels; flame sensors comprised of infrared sensors and ultraviolet sensors for process control equipment in conventional and nuclear power plants, in oil refineries, in paper mills, in metal working industries, and in food and chemical processing; loop isolators for isolating process current signals; flame sensor digital processor; monitoring systems used to measure, analyze or record an electrical value for further action or analysis for monitoring electrical currents and/or for automatically determining and/or recording physical data such as temperatures and presence and location of electric short circuits; panel boards with integrated diagrams; power control systems, namely, controllers for regulating, measuring, filtering, and distributing electrical current for resistance heating applications; power quality analyzers; power supply, communication and input/output hardware used to measure or record electrical values with software to display or analyze the results for event monitoring and recording for use in the electric utility field; pressure sensors; pressure recorders; pressure monitoring devices, pressure control devices and electroacoustic transducers; recorders used to capture, display or store electrical values, or process changes for further analysis; annunciators used to monitor and report alarms through visual and audible alerts without any user intervention and parts thereof; sequential events recorders; signal conditioners and input monitors for sensing current, voltage, temperature, thermocouple and rtd signals; utility load and demand management devices for power consumption management; monitoring system comprised of annunciators, electric meters, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, vibration meters

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Annunciators; annunciators used in alarm management applications to signal alarms with visual displays and audible alerts; annunciators configured as a system to monitor alarms and present notification through visual displays and audible alerts and parts thereof for indicating the conditions of process and other variables, namely, equipment for indicating the on, off and defective operating conditions of electric motors, alarm lights, plug-in relay units, indicators, chassis units and pre-wired chassis units, relay units, control switches, circuit control apparatus, and cabinets for housing the same; electronic control systems for machines; electronic annunciators that make up an alarm management system used to signal alarms related to electrical faults in power systems through visual displays and audible alerts and component parts thereof, namely, multiple relay plug-in containers, electrical energy meters, current and voltage transducers, recorders used to measure or log currents and voltages for display or retrieval via external means; digital transducers and power transducers; electrical power supplies, power measurement devices and power quality monitors, power conditioners electronic instrumentation, namely alarms, amplifiers and preamplifiers, electrical calibrators, data acquirers used to capture, record and analyze alarm events or process status, data loggers, electrical current sensors, electrical signal processors, voltage monitor modules, voltmeters, oscilloscopes, energy monitors, event recorders, transient recorders used to capture, measure, analyze or record electrical transients in power systems, meters used to measure and display electrical values in various engineering units, power quality monitors used to measure, analyze or record electrical values in a power system, revenue meters used to measure, record, display and output electrical values, process calibrators and application software for use in the electric utility and process control industry for monitoring, analyzing, and recording power measurements relating to current, voltage, frequency, power, energy, harmonics, transients, and impulses; computer software for use in monitoring, analyzing, and recording power measurements; electronic monitoring and calibration units for warning about certain conditions of equipment, electric luminescent display panels, hardware and software used to retrieve, display, and analyze data from measurement and recording products, and alarms therefor for use in the electric utility field; flame sensors for use with gas turbines, burners, and boilers; annunciators with light emitting diode displays; annunciators with electric luminescent display panels; flame sensors comprised of infrared sensors and ultraviolet sensors for process control equipment in conventional and nuclear power plants, in oil refineries, in paper mills, in metal working industries, and in food and chemical processing; loop isolators for isolating process current signals; flame sensor digital processor; monitoring systems used to measure, analyze or record an electrical value for further action or analysis for monitoring electrical currents and/or for automatically determining and/or recording physical data such as temperatures and presence and location of electric short circuits; panel boards with integrated diagrams; power control systems, namely, controllers for regulating, measuring, filtering, and distributing electrical current for resistance heating applications; power quality analyzers; power supply, communication and input/output hardware used to measure or record electrical values with software to display or analyze the results for event monitoring and recording for use in the electric utility field; pressure sensors; pressure recorders; pressure monitoring devices, pressure control devices and electroacoustic transducers; recorders used to capture, display or store electrical values, or process changes for further analysis; annunciators used to monitor and report alarms through visual and audible alerts without any user intervention and parts thereof; sequential events recorders; signal conditioners and input monitors for sensing current, voltage, temperature, thermocouple and rtd signals; utility load and demand management devices for power consumption management; monitoring system comprised of annunciators, electric meters, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, vibration meters

Classifications

International Class Codes	009 — Class 9 consists mostly of instruments used for controlling vehicles (such as ships), scientific research, and all computer programs and software regardless of the recording media such as CD-ROMs, hard drives, downloads, etc.
U.S. Class Codes	021, 023, 026, 036, 038
Status	6 — Active
Status Date	Friday, October 14, 2005
First Use Anywhere	Saturday, October 1, 2005
First Use In Commerce	Saturday, October 1, 2005
Primary Code	009

Trademark Timeline

Oct 01 2005

First use anywhere for the mark
Oct 01 2005

First use in commerce for the mark
Oct 10 2005

Trademark application filed with USPTO
Oct 14 2005

New Application Entered In Tram
Apr 13 2006

Non-Final Action Written
Apr 13 2006

Assigned To Examiner
Apr 14 2006

Non-Final Action Mailed
Aug 17 2006

Teas Change of Correspondence Received
Oct 16 2006

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Oct 16 2006

Teas Response To Office Action Received
Oct 17 2006

Teas/email Correspondence Entered
Oct 19 2006

Non-Final Action Written
Oct 20 2006

Non-Final Action Mailed
Apr 02 2007

Use Amendment Filed
Apr 02 2007

Teas Amendment of Use Received
Apr 02 2007

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Apr 02 2007

Teas Response To Office Action Received
Apr 03 2007

Teas/email Correspondence Entered
Apr 04 2007

Non-Final Action Written
Apr 05 2007

Non-Final Action Mailed
May 17 2007

Correspondence Received In Law Office
May 17 2007

Teas Response To Office Action Received
May 18 2007

Teas/email Correspondence Entered
May 21 2007

Amendment To Use Processing Complete
May 22 2007

Approved For Pub - Principal Register
May 22 2007

Use Amendment Accepted
Jun 20 2007

Law Office Publication Review Completed
Jun 20 2007

Assigned To Lie
Jul 04 2007

Notice of Publication
Jul 24 2007

Published For Opposition
Oct 09 2007

Registered-Principal Register
Oct 09 2007

Trademark officially registered with the USPTO
Sep 27 2013

Registered - Sec. 8 (6-Yr) & Sec. 15 Filed
Sep 27 2013

Teas Section 8 & 15 Received
Sep 30 2013

Notice of Acceptance of Sec. 8 & 15 - E-Mailed
Sep 30 2013

Registered - Sec. 8 (6-Yr) Accepted & Sec. 15 Ack.
Sep 30 2013

Case Assigned To Post Registration Paralegal