Remote control protector for anti-light interference
AssigneeIr-Tec International Ltd.
InventorWEN-I HUANG
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Abstract
A remote control protector for anti-light interference includes a body and a shelter. The body includes a housing space, a first surface, and a second surface. The housing space is for disposing a remote control. The first surface includes a first opening communicating with the housing space. The second surface includes a second opening communicating with the housing space and the second opening is adapted to expose a transceiver of the remote control. The shelter extends from the second surface of the body along an axial direction of the body, surrounds the second surface, and has an outlet opening communicating with the second opening of the second surface.
Claims18
A remote control protector for anti-light interference, comprising:
- a body, comprising:
- a housing space for disposing a remote control;
- a first surface including a first opening communicating with the housing space;
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- a second surface including a second opening communicating with the housing space and the second opening adapted to expose a transceiver of the remote control;
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- a shelter extending from the second surface of the body along an axial direction of the body, surrounding the second surface, and having an outlet opening communicating with the second opening of the second surface.
A remote control protector for anti-light interference, comprising:
- a body, comprising:
- a housing space for disposing a remote control;
- a first surface including a first opening communicating with the housing space and the first surface located at a top end of the body;
- a second surface including a second opening communicating with the housing space and the second opening located at a front end of the body;
- a third opening communicating with the housing space and the third opening formed on a bottom end of the body, and the third opening opposite to the first opening;
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- a fourth opening communicating with the housing space and the fourth opening formed at a rear end of the body and the fourth opening opposite to the second opening;
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- a shelter extending from the second surface of the body along an axial direction of the body, surrounding the second surface, and having an outlet opening communicating with the second opening of the second surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.