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US 2012/0068042 A1Published application
Portable ceiling fan mounting assembly
OwnerLee Carterinventor
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Abstract
A portable ceiling fan mounting assembly adapted for use on the exterior of a parked motorized recreational vehicle is disclosed. The assembly includes an arm to which the ceiling fan and bracket for the fan is mounted. The arm has an electrical plug disposed on one end that connects the ceiling fan assembly electrically to the available power in the recreational vehicle. A mounting plate is attached to the recreational vehicle wall which receives the arm and contains an electrical receptacle for receipt of the electrical plug. The device is thus easy to handle and install and is user friendly.
Claims4
1) A portable ceiling fan mounting assembly comprising:
- (a) a ceiling fan mounting bracket to which a portable ceiling fan is connected comprising a first electrical connector for delivery of electrical power to the ceiling fan and a device for mounting the ceiling fan thereto;
- (b) a hollow support arm with a first end and a second end comprising a fan support on the first end wherein the fan support comprises a flat plate with a second electrical connector protruding therefrom whereby the flat plate slidingly receives the ceiling fan and mounting bracket and the first electrical connector is thereby caused to contact the second electrical connector;
- (c) an electrical plug disposed in the second end of the hollow arm;
- (d) electrical wires disposed in the hollow arm to electrically connect the electrical plug to the second electrical connector;
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- (e) a wall mounting assembly disposed on an exterior wall of a recreational vehicle comprising a hinged door and frame, a mounting plate fastened inside the frame and a receiving tube with an electrical receptacle disposed therein
- whereby the hollow support arm is reversibly mounted in the mounting plate at its second end and the electrical plug is thereby inserted into the electrical receptacle.
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