Glazing with detachable light device
AssigneesPilkington Brasil Ltda, Pilkington Group Limited
InventorsTiago Serrano, Andrew Thomas Stanley
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AssigneesPilkington Brasil Ltda, Pilkington Group Limited
InventorsTiago Serrano, Andrew Thomas Stanley
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The invention relates to a glazing having a first anchoring support being configured to engage with an electrical connector that is part of an electrically actuated device comprising at least one electrically actuated component and first and second electrical connectors that are connectable with an electrical power supply. Upon electrically connecting the first and second electrical connectors to the power supply, the electrically actuated component has electrical power supplied thereto and is in an energized state. When the first electrical connector is engaged with the first anchoring support, the electrical device is releasably fixed to the glazing. Connecting the power supply to the first anchoring support and the second electrical connector causes the electrically actuated component to switch from an unenergized state to the energized state. Mounting arrangements and vehicle lights to be mounted to a component of the structure of a vehicle are also described.
A glazing comprising a sheet of glazing material having a first major surface and a second opposing major surface, there being a first anchoring support mounted on the sheet of glazing material, the first anchoring support being configured to engage with an electrical connector that is part of an electrically actuated device,
A vehicle light, in particular a brake light, to be mounted to a component of the structure of a vehicle and comprising a circuit board with its rear face provided with two electric conducts and having directly affixed thereto at least one LED electrically connected to the two electric conducts and to be powered, respectively, from the positive and negative poles of the electric circuit of the vehicle, characterised in that it comprises:
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