Flashlight with an electronic insect control system
AssigneeWest Coast Imports, Inc.
InventorVinay Saboo
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Abstract
Exemplary embodiments of a flashlight having an electronic insect control system are provided. In some exemplary embodiments, a flashlight apparatus is provided, having a head portion comprising a first light source, a tail portion, and a body portion between the head portion and tail portion, the body portion comprising an electronic insect control system, the electronic insect control system comprising a frame portion, a second light source provided within the frame portion, and an electrical grid provided within the frame portion and surrounding the second light source, wherein the electrical grid is configured to generate a voltage.
Claims20
A flashlight apparatus, comprising:
- a head portion comprising a first light source;
- a tail portion;
- a body portion between the head portion and tail portion, the body portion comprising an electronic insect control system, the electronic insect control system comprising:
- a circular frame fixedly coupled to the head portion and including a plurality of elongated openings;
- a second light source provided within the circular frame;
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- an electrical grid comprising one or more wires provided around the second light source within the circular frame, wherein a voltage is generated within the one or more wires;
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- a sliding cover provided on the body portion, the sliding cover configured to enclose the electronic insect control system in a first position and reveal the electronic insect control system in a second position.
A flashlight apparatus comprising:
- a head portion comprising a first light source;
- a tail portion;
- a body portion between the head portion and tail portion, the body portion comprising an electronic insect control system that is fixedly coupled to the head portion;
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- a sliding cover on the body portion, the sliding cover configured to enclose the electronic insect control system when raised from a first position to a second position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.