Anti-luxation device for clasper of power-supply wires in a lamp string
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InventorCheng-Ji Kuo
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An anti-luxation device for clasper of power-supply wires in a lamp string, which mainly comprises a clasper of socket; the clasper includes a wide wall plate and a top flat surface, between which an arm plate extends outwards, and the tail end of the arm plate has a hook hole; the arm plate is connected with the clasper by means of a bendable thin plate; after the arm plate is bent upwards, it will be in contact with the hook furnished and extended out between the cylindrical surface of the socket and the top flat surface, and then the hook hole and the hook can be mated together with a light pressing force without luxation between the clasper and the socket upon the power-supply wires being pulled unintentionally.
An anti-luxation device for clasper of power-supply wires in a lamp string, and said device used in a clasper for a plurality of sockets and power-supply wires to form into a lamp network with a plurality of lamp strings;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.
No related US applications are recorded in the indexed filing history.
Devices for easy attachment to any desired place, e.g. clip, clamp, magnet: clips; Clamps
Lighting devices or systems using a string or strip of light sources: with light sources attached to loose electric cables, e.g. Christmas tree lights
Fastening of light sources or lamp holders: of sources having contact pins, wires or blades, e.g. pinch sealed lamp
Functional features or details of lighting devices or systems thereof
Term ended 29 Sep 2019 (estimated)
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an ornamental lamp, and particularly to an ornamental lamp which is furnished with a device to prevent the clasper becoming luxated from the socket.
2. Description of the Prior Art
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention, showing a given number of lamp strings formed into a lamp network.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the present invention, showing a single socket being held in place with a clasper.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention, showing a second-direction clamp structure.
Referring to FIG. 1, it shows a lamp network made of a plurality of ornamental lamps, and it comprises a main power-supply cable 13 and a plurality of lamp strings 12; each lamp string is connected with one socket of the main power -supply cable 13 by means of a connecting member 15. Each lamp string 12 includes an independent power-supply wire 18A and an independent Power-supply wire 18B to connect a plurality of sockets in series; the base surface 19 of every socket 14 in each lamp string 12 is mounted with a clasper 17, of which the lamp chute 44 is used for holding the power-supply wire 18B in place. In the network ornamental lamp 11, the upper part of each socket 14 has a fastening member 27 mounted around the bulb 16; the tail end of an arm plate 29 of the fastening member 27 has a hook hole 30 to be mated with a hook 46 of an arm plate 45 extended out of the clasper 17 so as to prevent the clasper 17 from luxating.
Referring to FIGS. 1 to 5, one end of each socket 14 in each lamp string 12 has a connector 15 to be mounted with a bulb 16, while the other end thereof has a guide chute for receiving power-supply wires 18. Both sides of the guide chute are furnished with two symmetrical flat surfaces 20 and two symmetrical curved surfaces 22 respectively so as to provide a socket-positioning surface 19 for mounting the clasper 17.
The clasper 17 to be mounted on the socket-positioning surface 19 of the socket 14 has an outer edge, which includes two symmetrical wide wall plates 41 and two symmetrical curved plates 42; the inside of the clasper 17 has a clamp sleeve 47 for mounting the socket-positioning surface 19 of the socket 14; both sides of clamp sleeve 47 are furnished with two symmetrical clamp chutes 44 respectively. One of the wide wall plate 41 A has a cutout 43, which can facilitate the power-supply wires 18 to be inserted into the clamp sleeve 47 before the clasper 17 being mounted on the socket-positioning surface 19 of the socket 14. Before the clasper 17 is mounted to the socket 14, the power-supply wires should be inserted into the clamp chute 44 first.