Lighted portable safety ashtray
OwnerJames B. Pembertoninventor
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Abstract
An article of manufacture is disclosed, a lighted portable safety ashtray, comprising: at least one hollow outer body of a suitable height, width and depth, and; at least one hollow inner body of a suitable height, width and depth, smaller than and inserted into the hollow outer body, and; at least one removable receptacle top disposed on the inner hollow body and outer hollow body further comprising an opening in the receptacle top, and; at least one light source, and; at least one power supply, and; at least one electrical circuit in communication with the light source and the power supply, and; at least one electrical switch to open or close the electrical circuit in communication with the light source and the power supply. Optional timer and electroluminescence light source is also disclosed.
Claims10
An article of manufacture, a lighted portable safety ashtray, comprising:
- at least one outer cup of a suitable height, width and depth, and;
- at least one inner cup of a suitable height, width and depth, smaller than and inserted into the outer cup, and;
- at least one removable receptacle top disposed on the inner cup or outer cup further comprising an opening in the receptacle top, and;
- at least one light source, and;
- at least one power supply, and;
- at least one electrical circuit in communication with the light source and the power supply, and;
- at least one electrical switch to open or close the electrical circuit in communication with the light source and the power supply
- wherein at least one of the electrical switches is a touch ring disposed on said removable receptacle top, and
- wherein at least one of the light sources is disposed on the receptacle top in communication with the electrical circuit such that when the touch ring is touched by the operator, the light source emits light.
A method of making an electroluminescence light source with a portable safety ashtray, said method comprising the steps of:
- a) providing at least one outer cup of a suitable height, width and depth, and;
- b) providing at least one inner cup of a suitable height, width and depth, smaller than and inserted into the outer cup, and;
- c) providing at least one removable receptacle top disposed on the inner cup or outer cup further comprising an opening in the receptacle top, and;
- d) providing at least one power supply, and;
- e) providing at least one electrical circuit in communication with the power supply, and;
- f) providing an electrical switch in the electrical circuit further comprising a touch ring disposed on said removable receptacle top, and;
- g) disposing on the receptacle top an electroluminescence light source in communication with the electrical circuit such that when the touch ring is touched by the operator, the electroluminescence light source emits light.
An article of manufacture, a lighted portable safety ashtray, comprising:
- at least one outer means for cupping, and;
- at least one inner means for cupping, smaller than and inserted into the outer means for cupping, and;
- at least one removable means for receiving disposed on top of the inner means for cupping or outer means for cupping further comprising an opening in the means for receiving, and;
- at least one illumination means, and;
- at least one means for supplying power, and;
- at least one electrical circuit means in communication with the illumination means and the means for supplying power, and;
- at least one electrical switch means to open or close the electrical circuit means in communication with the illumination means and the means for supplying power
- wherein at least one of the electrical switch means is a touch ring disposed on said removable means for receiving, and
- wherein at least one of the illuminations means is disposed on the removable means for receiving in communication with the electrical circuit means such that when the touch ring is touched by the operator, the illumination means emits light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.