DE7044454U - Poinsettia with interior lighting - Google Patents

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Utility model application dated November 4, 1970 Applicant: Luma Fabbriker A / S

Ensj ^ veie- 12, Postbox 2900 Kampen, OSLO 5, Norway My reference: 1444/1 (Please specify)

4 «November 1970

Poinsettia with interior lighting

The innovation concerns a Christmas star made of transparent Plastic or thin metal with umcu lighting through a electric light element

Such poinsettias are known for decorating shop windows, streets and Christmas trees during the Christmas season. The electric light element, e.g. an electric light bulb with a socket, is pushed into the hollow interior of the shell.

The innovation has the task of designing the poinsettia so that the electric light element can be easily replaced is housed that on the one hand the assembly of the poinsettia can be carried out quickly and easily and, on the other hand, the light bulb is easy to replace and its service life is long Heat dissipation is increased.

The innovation solves this * task in that the poinsettia consists of two mirror-image perforated half-shells, the star-shaped arms have widened lips along their edges and the two half-shells are held together by at least two detachable snap locks to form a physical star.

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In this solution, the two mirror-image half-shells can be made of resilient plastic or thin sheet metal exist. When the two half-shells are pressed together, the catch locks close. You can then hang the poinsettia illuminated. The two half-shells can be easily and manufacture cheaply. Any lighting effects can be achieved by using appropriate patterns on the half-shells. The two half-shells can also be easily opened again by inserting an explosive tool at the parting line, so that one the electric light element, e.g. a light bulb, quickly can replace.

The snap locks for the two half-shells can be made Along the lips on their inner edge there are clamping strips which, due to the pretensioning of the half-shells, lock together when they are pressed against one another. Appropriately, one sees at least two approximately diagonally opposite latching locks on the two half-shells and a step in a lip surface that allows the insertion of the explosive tool, e.g. a coin that can be grasped at any time.

The holes in each half shell can be found evenly in all of them Arrange star arms. Then the respective star position plays a role in the removal of the rising warm air for the ventilation of the Stars don't matter.

The drawing contains an exemplary embodiment for the innovation. Dsbei show: Fig. 1: the closed poinsettia; Fig. 2: the first half-shell in a plan view of the inside

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Fig. 3: the second half shell in a plan view of the inside ■ ixt the electrical light element.

The poinsettia 10 according to FIG. 1 with an electrical connection cable "1" consists of two mirror-image half-shells 12, 13 ■ with rows of holes 14, 15 »* 6 in single arm 17 and an interchangeable

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baron and in the Halbachale 13 held lightbulb 18.

J * d «r Sternera 17 has lips that come to rest against one another when the half-shells! 2, 13 are pressed together. Of these, the lips 19 of the half-shell 12 can be about * wider than the lips 20 of the other half-shell 13 or the other way around. Two lips 19 and 20, which are at least essentially diagonally opposite one another, have strips _{21 9} protruding beyond the lip surfaces so that they spring into one another with the corresponding strips 22 on the lips of the other half-shafts 13 when the two shells are pressed together, and the two half-shells 12 With at least one lip 19 or 20, the lip surface in front of it is recessed to a certain length in the manner of a step 23, so that a separating joint 34 is created on the closed star, into which the blasting tool is inserted to open the Christmas astera can introduce.

Instead of the latch lock described you can arch other, e.g. known and the internal tension of the closed Use snap locks that exploit Sterns.

Claims (4)

Dipl. INQ. JULIUS giü / \ RD - 4- ^ PATENTANSVALT claims for protection 1. Poinsettia made of transparent plastic or sheet metal with interior lighting by an electric light element, characterized in that the poinsettia (10) consists of half-shells perforated in a mirror-inverted manner (12, 13), the star arms (17) of which have lips (19. · * 20) widened along their edges and that the two Half-shells can be closed by at least two detachable snap locks to form the physical star. 2. Christmas star according to claim 1, characterized in that the latches from the long Liopen (19, 20) there are clamping strips (21, 22) placed on their inner edge, which are secured by the bracing of the half-shells (12, 13) lock together when they are facing each other. 3. Poinsettia according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that at least one lip (19 or 20) carrying a terminal strip (21 or 22) along the parting line (23) has a step or recess which allows the introduction of a bursting tool. 4. Poinsettia according to Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the holes (14, 15, 16) in each half-shell (12, 13) are provided in the star arms (17) .