Method and apparatus for randomly delaying a restart of electrical equipment
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Jun 7, 1988
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May 21, 1987
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May 21, 1987
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A method for randomly delaying a restart of electrical equipment following an availability of power for energizing the equipment includes the steps of measuring an environmental temperature, e.g., the room where the electrical equipment is located, converting a predetermined fractional portion of the value of the sensed temperature to a number and using the number following an availability of power for energizing the equipment after a time period having a duration restarting the equipment. An apparatus employing this method includes a restart control, a temperature sensor and an equipment start programmer responsive to the temperature sensor and connected to the restart control for producing a restart control energizing signal dependent on a predetermined fractional portion of the value of the sensed temperature.
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