Power-operated vehicle sun visor

A power-operated visor assembly for shielding undesirable sunlight from penetrating into an interior of the vehicle, said visor assembly comprising:

• first and second coextensive shades formed from opaque material for reflecting sunlight outwardly and away from the vehicle, said first and second shades being sized and shaped in such a manner that said first and second shades become nested subjacent a windshield and partially intercalated within a selected portion of the vehicle frame surrounding the windshield, said first and second shades being situated within a slot of the vehicle frame such that an outer edge portion of each said first and second shades become hidden and directed along a travel path defined by the vehicle slot, each said first and second shades having a centrally registered longitudinal axis extending substantially parallel to a longitudinal length of the vehicle in such a manner that the axes are equidistantly positioned inwardly of the vehicle frame;
• wherein said first and second shades further include medially registered inner edge portions extending substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle frame, said inner edge portions being juxtaposed side-by-side and being formed from rubber material such that a continuous seal is created between top and bottom edge portions of the vehicle window when said first and second shades are biased to the extended positions;
• first and second pairs of guide tracks intercalated within the vehicle slot and securely conjoined to a top surface of said first and second shades respectively, said first pair of guide tracks being equidistantly spaced from one of the axes wherein one said first and second pairs of guide tracks lays adjacent the vehicle slot and another said first and second pairs of guide tracks lays adjacent the longitudinal axis of the vehicle respectively;
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• power means for selectively positioning said first and second shades between retracted and extended positions defined along a horizontal roof portion of the vehicle frame and a sloped window portion of the vehicle frame.

A power-operated visor assembly for shielding undesirable sunlight from penetrating into an interior of the vehicle, said visor assembly comprising:

• first and second coextensive shades formed from opaque material for reflecting sunlight outwardly and away from the vehicle, said first and second shades being sized and shaped in such a manner that said first and second shades become nested subjacent a windshield and partially intercalated within a selected portion of the vehicle frame surrounding the windshield, said first and second shades being situated within a slot of the vehicle frame such that an outer edge portion of each said first and second shades become hidden and directed along a travel path defined by the vehicle slot, each said first and second shades having a centrally registered longitudinal axis extending substantially parallel to a longitudinal length of the vehicle in such a manner that the axes are equidistantly positioned inwardly of the vehicle frame;
• wherein said first and second shades further include medially registered inner edge portions extending substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle frame, said inner edge portions being juxtaposed side-by-side and being formed from rubber material such that a continuous seal is created between top and bottom edge portions of the vehicle window when said first and second shades are biased to the extended positions;
• first and second pairs of guide tracks intercalated within the vehicle slot and securely conjoined to a top surface of said first and second shades respectively, said first pair of guide tracks being equidistantly spaced from one of the axes wherein one said first and second pairs of guide tracks lays adjacent the vehicle slot and another said first and second pairs of guide tracks lays adjacent the longitudinal axis of the vehicle respectively;
• and
• power means for selectively positioning said first and second shades between retracted and extended positions defined along a horizontal roof portion of the vehicle frame and a sloped window portion of the vehicle frame;
• wherein the user can extend and retract one said first and second shades while another said first and second shades remains stationary.