Switch manipulation prevention device
OwnerWilliam Prieminventor
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Abstract
A switch manipulation prevention device including a front plate that has a generally square configuration. The front plate has an upper edge, a lower edge, opposed side edges, a front surface, and a rear surface. The front plate has at least one recess extending downwardly of the upper edge. The recess has an open upper end and a closed lower end. The recess is dimensioned for receiving at least one electrical wall switch therein. The front plate is securable to a switch plate whereby the recess is positioned so as prevent movement of the electrical wall switch.
Claims3
A switch manipulation prevention device for preventing a switch from being moved comprising, in combination:
- a switch plate adapted for securement over an electrical wall switch, the switch plate having a central opening therethrough to allow for the electrical wall switch to protrude therethrough;
- a pair of hook and loop strips secured to the switch plate on opposing sides of the central opening;
- a front plate having a generally square configuration, the front plate having an upper edge, a lower edge, opposed side edges, a front surface, and a rear surface, the front plate having a recess extending downwardly of the upper edge, the recess having an open upper end and a closed lower end, the recess being dimensioned for receiving the electrical wall switch therein, the rear surface having a pair of hook and loop strips secured thereto for mating with the pair of hook and loop strips secured to the switch plate whereby the recess is positioned so as prevent movement of the electrical wall switch.
A switch manipulation prevention device for preventing a switch from being moved comprising, in combination:
- a front plate having a generally square configuration, the front plate having an upper edge, a lower edge, opposed side edges, a front surface, and a rear surface, the front plate having at least one recess extending downwardly of the upper edge, the recess having an open upper end and a closed lower end, the recess being dimensioned for receiving at least one electrical switch therein, the rear surface coupling with a switch plate whereby the recess is positioned so as prevent movement of the electrical wall switch.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.