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RECHARGEABLE LEAD-ACID BATTERY COVER

  • US 20110140651A1
  • Filed: 12/12/2009
  • Published: 06/16/2011
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/12/2009
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A rechargeable lead-acid battery cover, which is assembled onto the positive and negative contacts of an existing lead-acid battery;

  • said cover comprising;

    a casing;

    with a casing outlet set at a bottom thereof; and

    a holding space is set in the casing;

    two power outlet line through-holes;

    set at one side of the holding space for penetration of anode and cathode leads of a power outlet line;

    moreover, the anode, and cathode leads firstly penetrate into the holding space from the two power outlet line through-holes, and then pass through the casing outlet to connect electrically with the positive, and negative contacts of the lead-acid battery;

    a circuit board;

    assembled into the holding space of the casing;

    the circuit board is connected to the positive and negative contacts of the lead-acid battery via anode and cathode supply lines;

    a charging assembly seat;

    arranged onto the circuit board and connected electrically with the anode and cathode supply lines;

    the charging assembly seat is used for connection with a charging power source, and then the lead-acid battery is charged through the anode and cathode supply lines;

    a power supply assembly seat;

    which is connected electrically with the anode and cathode supply lines;

    a light-emitting module;

    set on the circuit board;

    the light-emitting module comprises a control circuit, at least a light-emitting unit, a switch used to control the switching on and off of the light-emitting unit and a multi-segment button used to regulate the glow threshold of the light-emitting unit;

    the light-emitting unit is protruded from one side of the casing;

    a power indicator light;

    protruded from a preset location of the casing, and also electrically connected with the control circuit of light-emitting module; and

    a charging indicator light, protruded from a preset location of the casing, and also electrically connected with the control circuit of light-emitting module.

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