Simulated vehicle alarm
OwnerRichard L. Rullman, Peter C. Rullmaninventors
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Abstract
A simulated vehicle alarm including a housing formed of an electrically insulative material. A light-emitting diode is secured to the housing. A pair of electrically conductive leads are connected to the light-emitting diode and extend therefrom. A pair of electrical connectors are attached, respectively, to the free ends of the leads. Each of the connectors includes a strip of metallic foil having an adhesive layer applied to one of its sides. A strip of double-sided foam tape is secured to the housing for adhesively mounting the housing upon a supporting surface such as a vehicle windshield.
Claims12
A simulated vehicle alarm, comprising:
- a housing having opposed, first and second ends and a bore connecting said first and second ends;
- a light-emitting diode mounted in said bore adjacent said first end of said housing so that its light output is directed externally of said housing;
- a pair of electrically conductive leads connected to said light-emitting diode, said leads extending from said bore adjacent said second end of said housing;
- and,
- a pair of electrical connectors each being attached, respectively, to one of said electrically conductive leads, each of said electrical connectors including a strip of metallic foil having an adhesive layer on one side thereof.
A simulated vehicle alarm, comprising:
- a housing formed of an electrically insulative material;
- a light-emitting diode secured to said housing;
- a pair of electrically conductive leads connected to said light-emitting diode;
- a pair of electrical connectors each being attached, respectively, to the free end of one of said electrically conductive leads, each of said electrical connectors including a strip of metallic foil having a first adhesive layer on one side thereof, said first adhesive layer being covered by a first release liner;
- and,
- a strip of double-sided foam tape for adhesively mounting said simulated vehicle alarm upon a supporting surface, said tape having a second adhesive layer secured to one side of said housing and a third adhesive layer remote therefrom, said third adhesive layer being covered by a second release liner.
A simulated vehicle alarm, comprising:
- a housing formed of an electrically insulative material, said housing having opposed, first and second ends and a bore connecting said first and second ends;
- a light-emitting diode having means to produce intermittent flashing mounted in said bore adjacent said first end of said housing so that its light output is directed externally of said housing;
- a pair of electrically conductive leads connected to said light-emitting diode and extending from said bore adjacent said second end of said housing;
- a pair of electrical connectors each being attached, respectively, to the free end of one of said electrically conductive leads, each of said electrical connectors including a strip of metallic foil having a first adhesive layer on one side thereof, said first adhesive layer being covered by a first release liner;
- and,
- a strip of double-sided foam tape for adhesively mounting said simulated vehicle alarm upon a supporting surface, said tape having a second adhesive layer secured to one side of said housing and a third adhesive layer remote therefrom, said third adhesive layer being covered by a second release liner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.