ES1150610U - Luminous earrings with flashing (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Luminous slope with intermittence, characterized in that it is formed by a bell (9), of 3 cm. High, 1 cm. In its upper part and 2.5 cm. Its lower part, which is turned on and off by the simple movement of the person wearing it. It also incorporates a hook, 3 cm. Long, so that the earring can be attached to the ear. the different elements that integrate it and its operation are explained below: from above and below, the hook (1) joins the ear with the stem (2). The rod (2) joins the hook (1) with the housing (4). The rubber retainer (3) holds the bell (9) in the desired position. The hood (9) houses inside the plastic housing (4) which in turn houses three button cells. At the bottom of the casing (4) there is the metallic washer (5) to which the steel filament (6) is welded, which turns the lamp (8) on and off when struck by the bell (9), in its movement of oscillation (10), when making it hit against the filament (7) of earth and mass. We also see that the casing (4) has a slot-shaped opening (11) for proceeding to change the button cells. This is achieved by dragging the small rubber retainer (3) upwards, and then raising the bell (9). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Luminous earrings with intermittence.

Technical sector 5

The present invention belongs to the field of jewelry and more specifically to earrings.

The object of the present invention is a new pendant provided with a small lamp that turns on and off intermittently. The ignition occurs when an electrical circuit is closed by the action of the movement of the person wearing it.

Background of the invention

Currently there is no slope specifically designed for the purpose of turning on and off a small lamp by the simple movement of the person wearing it.

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Explanation of the invention.

The inventor of the present application has developed a new instrument that will increase the femininity of women who decide to use it.

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It is a bell-shaped earring (conical trunk), 3 cm. high, 1 cm. in its part its superior and 2.5 cm. its lower part, which is turned on and off by the simple movement of the person wearing it. It also incorporates a hook, 3 cm. long, so that the earring can be attached to the ear.

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Description of the drawings

The four figures depicted on the drawings page are described below.

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In figure 1, from top to bottom and seen from the front, you can see the hook (1) that joins the ear with the stem (2). The rod (2) joins the hook (1) with the housing (4). Next is the rubber retainer (3) that slides through the stem (2). Next is a plastic case (4) that stores three button batteries. The internal dimensions of the housing (4) are: 8 mm. wide, 11 mm. 40 height and 5 mm. deep In the lower part of the housing (4) there is a metal washer (5) (7 mm in diameter) to which a steel filament (6) (1 cm long) is attached, which closes and opens the electric circuit when the bell hits. Next, we can see the filament (7) of earth and mass that descends from the upper button to the washer that is housed under the last button cell. Finally the lamp (8) is appreciated. Four. Five

In figure 2, the same mechanism as in figure 1 is seen but seen in profile. The circuit is closed and the lamp (8) is on.

In figure 3, from top to bottom and seen from the front, you can see the hook (1) that joins the ear with the (2) stem. The rod (2) joins the hook (1) with the

housing (4). It is followed by a rubber seal (3) that holds the bell (9). Next is the bell (9) that is shaped like a conical trunk, 3 cm. high, 1 cm. in its upper part and 2.5 cm. its bottom. Inscribed in the bell (9), we see the upper part of the housing (4) that is attached to the lower part of the stem (2). The intermittent lines (10) give us an idea that the bell (9) has a reciprocating motion. 5 This movement is the one that closes and opens the electrical circuit and causes the lamp (8) to illuminate intermittently.

In Figure 4, the same as in Figure 3 can be seen, but with the bell (9) raised upwards, leaving free the slot (11) that has the housing (4) to proceed to the change 10 of the button batteries . This is achieved by dragging the small rubber seal (3) upwards, then raising the bell (9). It is understood that once the button batteries are replaced, we must proceed in reverse: we will lower the bell (9) to its use position and then lower the small rubber retainer (3), sliding it through the stem (2). fifteen

Description of a preferred embodiment

For the correct understanding of the operation of this small utility model, it is sufficient to study the drawings page attached at the end of this documentation and more specifically Figures 1 and 3.

From above and below, you can see how the hook (1) joins the ear with the stem (2). The rod (2) joins the hook (1) with the housing (4). The rubber seal (3) holds the bell (9) in the desired position. The bell (9) houses inside the plastic casing (4) which in turn houses three button cells. At the bottom of the housing (4) is housed the metal washer (5) to which the steel filament (6) is welded that turns the lamp (8) on and off when it is struck by the bell (9), in its movement reciprocating (10), by making it collide with the filament (7) of earth and mass.

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Susceptibility of industrial application

This product can be framed within the jewelry and there is no doubt that this industrial segment has great dynamism in our society because the refinement of social forms leads to the development of increasingly sophisticated ornaments.

The inventor has in his possession a prototype that more than justifies the viability of this product at an industrial level.

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Claims (1)

1. Luminous slope with intermittence. Characterized because it is formed by a bell (9), 3 cm. high, 1 cm. in its part its superior and 2.5 cm. its lower part, which is turned on and off by the simple movement of the person that Jo 11eva 5 put. It also incorporates a hook, 3 cm. long, so that the earring can be attached to the ear. The different elements that integrate it and its operation are explained below: from above and below, the hook (1) joins the ear with the stem (2). The rod (2) 10 joins the hook (1) with the housing (4). The rubber seal (3) holds the bell (9) in the desired position. The bell (9) houses inside the plastic housing (4) which in turn houses three button cells. At the bottom of the housing (4) is housed the metal washer (5) to which the steel filament (6) is welded that turns the lamp (8) on and off when it is struck by the bell (9), in its movement reciprocating (10), by making it 15 hit the filament (7) of earth and mass. We also see that the housing (4) has a slot-shaped opening (11) to change the button cells. This is achieved by dragging the small rubber seal (3) upwards, then raising the bell (9).