Multi-functional car power receptacle having lifesaving tool
AssigneeShanghai Easy-Use Tools Enterprise Co., Ltd.
InventorShiyu Sun
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Abstract
A multi-functional car power receptacle having a lifesaving tool includes a handle for providing a receptacle and a function head connected to a front end of the handle. The function head comprises a glass smasher and a power plug. The function head and the front end of the handle are connected through a rotation shaft, enabling the function head to pivot about the rotation shaft for changing an end of the function head to be used. The power plug is electrically connected with the handle through electric wires of the rotation shaft. The function head of the present invention combines the glass smasher with the power plug. The present invention is provided with a seat belt cutter for the driver to cut the seat belt in an emergency. The handle is provided with a magnet and a warning light.
Claims13
A multi-functional car power receptacle having a lifesaving tool, comprising a handle for providing a receptacle and a function head connected to a front end of the handle, the function head comprising a glass smasher at one end and a power plug at the opposite end, the function head and the front end of the handle being connected through a rotation shaft, enabling the function head to pivot about the rotation shaft for changing an end of the function head to be used, the power plug being electrically connected with the handle through electric wires of the rotation shaft.
A multi-functional car power receptacle having a lifesaving tool, comprising a handle for providing a receptacle and a function head connected to a front end of the handle, the function head being electrically connected with the handle, the function head comprising an elastic head mounted in a housing functioning both as a positive pole for charging and a smasher, a rear end of the elastic head being provided with a spring, a button connected with the spring for the elastic head to extend out of the housing when the button is pressed, and an engaging buckle mounted on the housing as a negative pole for charging.
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