Touch-controlled lighting circuit assembly
OwnerMon-Sheng Lininventor
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Abstract
A touch-controlled lighting circuit assembly includes a holder shell having a top open chamber, a bottom open chamber and a through hole between the top open chamber and the bottom open chamber, a battery set installed in the bottom open chamber, and a light-emitting element installed in the top open chamber with a first lead-out wire inserted through the through hole of the holder shell and maintained in contact with the negative terminal of the battery set and a second lead-out wire extended out of the holder shell and suspended below the bottom open chamber and adapted to touch the positive terminal of the battery set for causing the light-emitting element to emit light when vertically pressed against the bottom open chamber of the holder shell.
Claims3
A touch controlled lighting assembly comprising:
- a) a holder shell having a bottom chamber with an open bottom and a top chamber separated by a partition wall;
- b) at least one battery mounted in the bottom chamber, the at least one battery having a first terminal adjacent to the partition and a second terminal adjacent to the open bottom of the bottom chamber;
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- c) a light emitting element mounted in the top chamber and having a first lead out wire passing through the partition and contacting the first terminal and a second lead out wire extending outwardly of the holder shell, along an outer surface of the holder shell and ending in a tail end having a spiral contact portion located adjacent to the open bottom and spaced from the second terminal, whereby bending of the spiral contact portion brings the spiral contact portion into contact with the second battery terminal to light the light emitting element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.