Thermostat cover
AssigneeWilliams Industries, Inc.
InventorDonald R. Turner
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AssigneeWilliams Industries, Inc.
InventorDonald R. Turner
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An electrically insulative shield is disclosed for engaging and covering a device in an electrical circuit. The shield includes a generally planar portion having first, second and third edges. When the shield is engaged to the device, these edges correspond generally in position to the first, second and third sides of the electrical device. A first gripping member extends outwardly from the planar portion adjacent the first edge. The gripping member includes an apertured portion for receiving a projection formed on the first side of the device. A first outwardly extending gripping hook member is provided adjacent the second edge. The first hook member grips a projection adjacent the second side of the device. A second outwardly extending gripping hook member is provided adjacent the third edge of the planar portion. The second hook member grips a projection adjacent the third side of the device.
An electrically insulative shield for covering and engaging a device in an electrical circuit having a top surface, at least three side surfaces, and at least three projections adjacent the device, a first projection extending outwardly from a first side surface, a second projection extending outwardly adjacent a second side surface and a thrid projection extending outwardly adjacent a third side surface, the shield comprising
An electrically insulative shield for covering and engaging an electrical control apparatus having a front surface including terminals for connecting the apparatus to a source of electricity, first, second and third side surfaces, a first projection extending outwardly from the first side surface, a second projection extending outwardly adjacent the second side surface and a thrid projection extending outwardly adjacent the third side surface, the shield comprising
An electrically insulative shield for covering a generally rectangular device in an electrical circuit having an actuable control means accessible on a top surface, first and fourth opposed side surfaces, and second and third opposed side surfaces, a first projection extending from one of the first and fourth opposed side surfaces, a second projection extending outwardly adjacent the second side surface, a tnird projection extending outwardly adjacent the third side surface, and a pair of fourth projections disposed generally medially oetween the second and third side surfaces, the shield comprising
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