Appliance or light timer including rechargeable back-up battery and external charger
OwnerWilliam J. McNulty, Jr.inventor
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A timer in which primary (household or solar or wind) electrical power is used as a source to direct the primary power to an electrically powered device, such as an appliance or light. Electrical energy for the timer can be provided by the household current (or solar/wind power), optionally suitably transformed or inverted to provide acceptable voltage of either AC or DC to operate a motor or CPU. In case of interruption of the source of the primary electrical power, rechargeable battery(s) housed within the case of the timer will operate the timer until the primary source of electrical power is restored. The case can also accommodate additional rechargeable battery(s) in a charging station, which additional rechargeable battery(s) are not required to power the tinier in the event of loss of primary power.
A timer for use in connecting a source of household electrical power to an electrically powered device(s), the timer comprising a case;
A timer for use in periodically connecting a source of battery electrical power to at least one output receptacle into which receptacle(s) an electrically powered device(s) is connectable, the timer comprising a case;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.