Personal protective device
OwnerEugene M. Speer, Paul G. Hahninventors
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Abstract
A personal protective device for repelling intruders comprising an exterior housing member of attractive appearance designed to be worn by a human being in the normal manner of an article of clothing or a piece of jewelry. The housing member includes a fluid container for storing and dispensing a quantity of fluid. The intruder repellent fluid is completely and safely sealed within the dispenser container until the device is willfully actuated in order to fend off and mark an intruder by an offensive odor and distinguishing color.
Claims9
A personal protective repellent dispensing device comprising a belt having an exterior housing member of of attractive appearance which is conveniently worn by a person in a readily accessible manner and which disguises the nature of the device, container means for containing a fluid substance of foul and repulsive nature secured within the exterior housing member, said exterior housing member having outlet openings to the exterior thereof communicating with said containing means, selectively controllable puncture pin means movable with respect to said container means for puncturing the container and releasing a fluid substance contained therein through the outlet openings under the control of a person wearing the device, actuation cord means fixed to the remainder of the belt for selectively moving the puncture pin means relative to the container upon a person wearing the device pulling on the belt with a given amount of force required to relatively move the puncture pin means and the container to thereby puncture the container and release the fluid, and positive acting safety catch means for positively preventing inadvertent relative movement between the puncture pin means and the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.