EMERGENCY SWITCH FOR A FLASHLIGHT
First Claim
1. An switch for a flashlight comprising:
- a flashlight body;
a first inner switch body having a first conductor;
a second inner switch body having a second conductor;
an outer switch body being a third conduit;
said first and said second conductors being adapted to be insulated from each other;
said second inner switch body being electrically connected to said outer switch body;
a deformable insulator that at least temporally insulates said first inner switch body from said outer switch body such that when sufficient force or pressure is applied to said outer switch body said sufficient force or pressure will deform said deformable insulator whereby allowing said outer switch body to make electrical contact with said first inner switch body.
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Abstract
Improvements in an emergency switch for an end cap flashlight that allows conducting power to the light source by applying side or rotational force on the end caps of the flashlight. The cap is designed to give faster and more convenient access to light in an emergency, or when needed. The end cap connects to the inner conductor with a castled shape that allows the conductors to be moved in or out alignment to allow or prevent contact. The gasket or washer provides insulation and spacing of the conductors. Side forces on the end cap overcome the spacing of the washer to make electrical contact. The end cap may also support a glass breaking device. The glass breaker is a hardened tip on the end of the cap.
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20 Claims
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1. An switch for a flashlight comprising:
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a flashlight body; a first inner switch body having a first conductor; a second inner switch body having a second conductor; an outer switch body being a third conduit; said first and said second conductors being adapted to be insulated from each other; said second inner switch body being electrically connected to said outer switch body; a deformable insulator that at least temporally insulates said first inner switch body from said outer switch body such that when sufficient force or pressure is applied to said outer switch body said sufficient force or pressure will deform said deformable insulator whereby allowing said outer switch body to make electrical contact with said first inner switch body. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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