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US 2009/0215316 A1Published application
Socket for fairy light
OwnerWei-Jen Tsenginventor
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Abstract
A socket for a fairy light has a light-emitting diode (LED) recess being formed in an outer end of the socket and a partition being formed on a bottom of the LED recess. Any LED can be mounted on the partition and protrude out of the socket. Therefore, the LED recess will not limit a lighting range of the LED, and the fairy light with small LEDs saves manufacturing costs and energy.
Claims13
A socket for a fairy light comprising
- a light-emitting diode (LED) seat having
- an outer end;
- a bottom;
- an outer wall;
- and
- an LED recess being formed in the outer end of the LED seat and having
- a top edge;
- and
- a bottom;
- a terminal mount being formed on and protruding from the bottom of the LED seat and having
- two opposite surfaces;
- two terminal protrusions being formed respectively on the surfaces of the terminal mount adjacent to the bottom of the LED seat;
- two through holes being formed respectively through the terminal mount and between the terminal protrusions and communicating with the LED recess of the LED seat;
- and
- a first axis being extended through the through holes of the terminal mount;
- a partition being formed on and protruding from the bottom of the LED recess of the LED seat and between the through holes of the terminal mount and having a second axis being extended through the partition;
- and
- a holder being formed on the bottom of the LED recess of the LED seat and around the partition and the through holes and being implemented with multiple arced walls.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.