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US 2023/0038566 A1Published application
Meter switch guard
AssigneeE.J. Brooks Company d.b.a. Brooks Utility Products Group
InventorDavid K. Gill
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Abstract
An electrical switch shield includes a base extending along a lateral axis and a longitudinal axis. The electrical switch shield includes a plurality of legs extending from the base along a vertical axis. The electrical switch shield includes a first clip and a second clip at opposing lateral sides of the base and spaced from each along the lateral axis.
Claims20
An electrical switch shield comprising:
- a base extending along a lateral axis and a longitudinal axis;
- a plurality of legs spaced from each other along the longitudinal axis and extending from the base along a vertical axis;
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- a first clip and a second clip at opposing lateral sides of the base and spaced from each along the lateral axis.
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An electrical switch shield comprising:
- a base extending along a lateral axis and a longitudinal axis, the base including a removable panel that is longer along the lateral axis and the longitudinal axis than along a vertical axis;
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- a plurality of legs extending from the base along the vertical axis;
- wherein the removable panel is attached with one or more frangible members that break to enable removal of the removable panel.
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An assembly, comprising:
- a first electrical switch shield having a first base extending along a first lateral axis and a first longitudinal axis, a first plurality of legs extending downward from the first base along a first vertical axis, and a first clip at a first lateral side of the first base;
- a second electrical switch shield having a second base extending along a second lateral axis and a second longitudinal axis, a second plurality of legs extending downward from the second base along a second vertical axis, and a second clip at a second lateral side of the second base;
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- the first clip is releasably engageable with the second clip.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.