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US 10,944,195 B1Granted
Detachable power cord structure for portable hair curler
AssigneeDongguan Lisi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd
InventorJinhu Peng
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AssigneeDongguan Lisi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd
InventorJinhu Peng
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The present invention discloses a detachable power cord structure for a portable hair curler, including a device tail sleeve and a tail wire. An elastic engaging assembly is arranged in the device tail sleeve, the tail wire is inserted into the device tail sleeve, and is engaged with the elastic engaging assembly. When the tail wire is engaged into the elastic engaging assembly, it can turn on the circuit and can be rotated freely. The power connector structure adopted by the present invention can be rotated through insertion of the device tail sleeve and the tail wire, and the elastic engaging assembly is arranged in the device tail sleeve. The tail wire can be rotated freely while the electrical connection is realized, and the tail wire is not bent or curved during use, thereby effectively ensuring the service life of the tail wire.
A detachable power cord structure for a portable hair curler, comprising a device tail sleeve and a tail wire, wherein the device tail sleeve is provided with an elastic engaging assembly, and the tail wire is inserted into the device tail sleeve, and is engaged with the elastic engaging assembly, when the tail wire is engaged in the elastic engaging assembly and can turn on a circuit and can be rotated freely, wherein the elastic engaging assembly comprises a tail spring ring, and one end of the tail spring ring extending into the device tail sleeve is provided with a buckle, a protrusion is arranged on an inner side of the buckle, a spring groove is arranged on an inner side wall of the device tail sleeve, and a tail spring is arranged in the spring groove, and the tail spring ring extends into the device tail sleeve and abuts against the tail spring.
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