Lantern safety device
AssigneeLawrence Peska Associates, Inc.
InventorAlbert Chao
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Abstract
An illuminated safety device is worn on the collar of a pet or a belt of a person at night time enabling a driver of an automobile to observe the person or animal. The safety device comprises a lantern tape communicating with a power source, wherein the lantern tape and power source are affixed to the belt or collar. The lantern tape comprises a plurality of colored light bulbs sealed between two transparent flexible plastic strips. The electrical circuit can be designed for continuous illumination or a flashing of the light bulbs.
Claims4
A latern device adapted to detachably mount onto an animal's collar or a person's belt, which comprises:
- a. a bottom transparent flexible plastic strip;
- b. a top transparent flexible plastic strip;
- c. a plurality of colored light bulbs sealed between said bottom plastic strip and said top plastic strip;
- d. an electrical circuit joining said plurality of colored bulbs together;
- e. a means for supplying power to said electric circuit;
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- f. a means for detachably attaching said latern device to said animal's collar including a plurality of rectangularly shaped members affixed to a bottom surface of said bottom plastic strip, a pair of outer ends of each said rectangularly shaped tape member looping around said collar, said outer end securing to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.