Electric appliance stand with simple telescopic support rod
OwnerChung-Yang M. Cheninventor
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Abstract
Electric appliance stand with simple telescopic support rod, including a telescopic operable arm. A lower end of the operable arm is pivotally disposed on a base seat and an upper end of the operable arm is pivotally connected with a connecting seat. The base seat is composed of a locating block and a support arm. A hinge member is disposed on the locating block for pivotally connecting with the lower end of the operable arm. A support arm is fixed on the locating block and outward extends therefrom to form a stable seat body. A small-size electric appliance can be replaceably connected on the connecting seat and supported by the stand. In use or after folded, the stand has small volume and can be conveniently carried.
Claims5
An electric appliance stand comprising:
- a) an operable arm;
- b) a base seat pivotally connected to a first end of the operable arm;
- and having:
- i) a locating block;
- ii) a support arm extending outwardly from the locating block;
- iii) a hinge member located on the locating block and pivotally connecting the base seat to the first end of the operable arm;
- and the operable arm being a telescoping rod;
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- iv) at least one slipproof ring located around an outer circumference of the locating block and spaced apart from the telescoping rod;
- c) a connecting seat pivotally connected to a second end of the operable arm and having:
- i) a simple coupler connected to a first end of the connecting seat, the simple coupler removably connected to a small electrical appliance selected from the group consisting of a light emitting element and a small fan;
- and
- ii) a power wire electrically connected to a second end of the connecting seat opposite the simple coupler to electrically connect the small electrical appliance to a power source through the connecting seat;
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- d) at least one slipproof sleeve located around an outer circumference of the support arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.