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Structure of multi-directions socket for christmas lights
   
Document Number
US Patent 7001062
Issued Date
February 21, 2006
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Inventors
Lin; Mei-Lu (Feng-Yuan City, Taichung Hsien,TW)
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Abstract
A structure of multi-directions socket for Christmas light includes a pair of first and a second sockets alternately and juxtaposedly integrated with one another toward opposite directions, a vertical slender common copper plate disposed between the sockets having a contact upper end engaged in an inner wall of the first socket and a hooked lower end retained in the second socket, a pair of electric wires each having a contact plate at inner end respectively inserted into the bottom and secured to an inner wall of each of the sockets positioned opposite to the contact upper end and the hooked lower end of the vertical slender copper plate and a pair of lamps respectively inserted into the rims of each of the socket and each having base, a bulb and a pair of lead-in wires attached to the outer surface of the base and respectively engaged with the contact plate of the electric wires and the contact upper end or the hooked lower end of the vertical slender copper plate in order to establish an electric circuit between the first and second sockets.
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Published
February 21, 2006
Application Number
10/739,170
Filed
December 19, 2003
US Classification
362/654   362/227 362/249 362/252
Int'l Classification
H01R   33/00   (20060101)  
Examiner
Assistant Examiner
USPTO Field of Search
362/654   362/653   362/227   362/249   362/252  
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