Lomiko’S Shd Smart Home Devices Awarded Milestone US Patent FOR the Innovative Spider Charger™ Multifunctional Electrical Receptacle
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LOMIKO’S SHD SMART HOME DEVICES AWARDED MILESTONE US PATENT FOR THE
INNOVATIVE SPIDER CHARGER™ MULTIFUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE
(Vancouver, B.C ) September 10, 2018 Lomiko Metals Inc. (“L omiko”) (TSX-V: LMR, OTC:
LMRMF, FSE: DH8C) and SHD Smart Home Devices www.shddevices.com have been working
diligently to bring Smart Home products to the market.
Patent
SHD Smart Home Devices moves closer to production, reaching a milestone achievement with the
US Patent Office acceptance of its design patent for the Spider Charger™ w all-mounted
multifunctional electrical receptacle . The ornamental design for a wall -mounted multifunctional
electrical receptacle, as shown and described.
The patent protects distinct design features of shape, ornament, pattern and configuration of the
wall-mounted multifunctional electrical receptacle shown in solid lines in the drawings. I n the
drawings, the broken lines are for the purpose of illustrating environment only and form no part of
the claimed design.
"SHD has an incredible opportunity to participate in a burgeoning IoT and Smart Device market. ",
stated A. Paul Gill, CEO of Lomiko Metals and VP of Business Development of SHD Smart Home
Devices, "Major companies such as Leviton, Legrand, Pass and Seymour and others have
recognized this new market."
Manufacturing
SHD has received preproduction samples of its Spider Charger™ USB outlets from its Indian
Manufacturer and have finalized a design that is ready for Underwriter Laboratories and Canadian
Standards Association approval. The key advantage of the latest design is its ability to install and
use the product in a ny home or office in compliance with fire and safety regulations. The new
Spider Charger™ design is more robust with increased power output to support wireless
connections and fast charging. The device is now equivalent to installing a multi port USB power
bar in the wall and operates without obstructing standard electrical outlets. It balances charging
capacity and fire and electrical safety.
Advantages
The Spider Charger ™ is now patent protected and will power or charge a growing list of consumer
USB battery operated products and support multiple wireless charging pads while eliminat ing the
need for bulky power converters currently required when using a power bar or wireless charging
pads. The device is a convenient, décor friendly product designed to enhanced the user experience
with it’s 6 USB charging ports built right into existing AC receptacles. High operating efficiency
reduces power consumption across the power grid without the clutter of multiple power adapters .
SHD is in the process of obtaining, further agency certification to list the product as Energy Star
compliant in accordance with green energy standards.
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The Market
There are currently 130 million established households in North America and a healthy seasonally
adjusted annualized rate of 1.3 million housing starts. In addition, offices, hotels and coffee shops
are also potential markets for USB charging devices. If only one or two USB charging devices are
installed in new homes and retro- fitted into current homes undergoing renovations, there will be a
healthy demand for these IOT products. Smart Home Ltd. plans to enter into negotiations to sell
the Spider Charger and other related devices in North American markets with IOT distributors and
builders. Lomiko will share its network of industry connections to help grow the venture and then
enjoy the SHD equity multiplier without being burdened with any engineering, new product
development, IP or associated marketing costs as the Spider charger and SHD suite of IoT
products are rolled out.
For more information on Lomiko Metals, review the website at www.lomiko.com , contact
A. Paul Gill at 604-729-5312 or email: [email protected].
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Chief Executive Officer
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