VAPOR SAFETY RING FOR MECHANICAL MODS

• US 20160029695A1
• Filed: 07/29/2014
• Published: 02/04/2016
• Est. Priority Date: 07/29/2014
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Joe Benites, Kimberly Do
• Original Assignee: Joe Benites, Kimberly Do
• Inventors: Benites, Joe, Do, Kimberly
• Application Number:
  US14/445,908
• Publication Number:
  US 20160029695A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 1/1
• CPC Class Codes: A24F 40/10 Devices using liquid inhalable precursors
• CPC Class Codes: A24F 40/50 Control or monitoring
• CPC Class Codes: A24F 40/60 Devices with integrated user interfaces

Abstract

A vapor safety ring for a mechanical mod having a battery, atomizer and push button. The vapor safety ring includes a battery electrical conductor and an atomizer electrical conductor. LEDS are connected to the vapor safety ring and are electrically positioned between the battery electrical conductor and the atomizer electrical conductor. A microprocessor is electrically positioned between the battery electrical conductor and the atomizer electrical conductor and is programmed to control power flow to the LEDS and to the atomizer. Power is provided to the microprocessor and a mechanical mod electrical circuit is completed when the mechanical mod push button is pushed and the mechanical mod battery makes contact with the battery electrical conductor. In a preferred embodiment, the microprocessor is programmed to stop power flow to the atomizer if the push button has been held down for a time limit exceeding a preset value. In a preferred embodiment the preset value is 8 seconds.

Claims

1. A vapor safety ring for a mechanical mod having a battery, atomizer and push button, comprising:

A. a battery electrical conductor for removable connection to said battery,

B. an atomizer electrical conductor for electrical connection to said atomizer,

C. at least one LED electrically positioned between said battery electrical conductor and said atomizer electrical conductor, and

D. a microprocessor electrically positioned between said battery electrical conductor and said atomizer electrical conductor, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to;

i. permit and stop power flow to said at least one LED, and

ii. permit and stop power flow to said atomizer,

wherein power is provided to said microprocessor and wherein a mechanical mod electrical circuit is completed when said push button is pushed and said battery contacts said battery electrical conductor.

2. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1 further comprising a printed circuit board, wherein said microprocessor and said electrical power switch are mounted onto said printed circuit board.

3. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said at least one LED is a plurality of LEDS.

4. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said mechanical mod comprises:

A. an atomizer section, and

B. a battery housing section, wherein said vapor safety ring is attached via attachment threads between said atomizer section and said battery housing section.

5. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said mechanical mod comprises:

A. an atomizer section, and

B. a battery housing section, wherein said vapor safety ring is attached between said atomizer section and said battery housing section.

6. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to light said at least one LED when said push button is pushed and said battery contacts said battery electrical conductor.

7. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said atomizer after said push button is pushed and said battery contacts said battery electrical conductor for a time period exceeding a preset limit.

8. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said preset time limit is eight seconds.

9. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said at least one LED and said atomizer when a short occurs.

10. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said at least one LED and said atomizer when said battery is over-drained.

11. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said at least one LED and said atomizer when said battery is over-discharged.

12. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said at least one LED and said atomizer when battery is placed backward into said mechanical mod.

13. The vapor safety ring as in claim 1, wherein said microprocessor comprises programming to stop power flow to said at least one LED when said battery is placed backward into said mechanical mod.