Electrical hose swivel connector
OwnerIrwin Rashkoverinventor
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Abstract
An electrical hose swivel connector may be used to connect a vacuum hose to a hair clipping device. The hair clipping device may need power, which may be delivered from a power source and through a power cord. The power cord may be in electrical communication with this electrical hose swivel connector to deliver power to the hair clipping device. This electrical hose swivel connector can allow for easier use of the hair clipping device, which may be used with the vacuum hose without causing tangling, twisting, or knotting in the power cord.
Claims1
A swivel connector for a device that comprises a hose having an integral electrical connection, the connector comprising:
- a) a first power transfer coupling comprising a body encompassing first and second conductive rings and an electrical connector for providing electrical connection between said rings and a corresponding electrical connector of said device;
- b) a connector body including first and second conductive tubes
- c) a second power transfer coupling comprising a body encompassing first and second conductive rings and an electrical connector for providing electrical connection between said rings and a corresponding electrical connector of a vacuum hose;
- wherein said first power transfer coupling is placed about a first end of said connector body such that the first conductive tube is in electrical communication with the corresponding first ring of said first coupling and the second conductive tube is in electrical communication with said corresponding second ring of said first coupling and wherein the second power transfer coupling is placed about a second end of the connector body such that the first conductive tube is in electrical communication with the corresponding first ring of said second coupling and the second conductive tube is in electrical communication with the second ring of said second coupling in a manner such that each ring is free to rotate about the surface of a corresponding conductive tube and such that the first coupling rotates along with rotation of the device while the second power transfer coupling remains stationary relative to rotation of the first coupling and the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.