Visual indicator support on a printed circuit
First Claim
1. In a visual indicator lamp support comprising an elongate insulating body having a front face and a rear face substantially perpendicular to its longitudinal dimension and forming, at its front face, jaws for insertion of an indicator lamp, said indicator lamp having lead wires, a bearing surface inside said body cooperating with a rear surface of the indicator lamp, passage holes for the lead wires thereof formed through said body and means for securing the lead wires to a printed circuit card, said body having a reference surface perpendicular to the rear face and having a re-entrant surface with said passage holes therein and joining said reference surface and rear face to thereby form a channel, said channel frees a portion of said wires for bending, said body being rotatable from a first position in which its rear face is in abutment against the card while said leads are secured to a second position in which said reference surface is in abutment against the card, said rotation causing a pre-determined bending of said wires.
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Abstract
A visual indicator lamp support is provided comprising an elongate insulating body having a front face and a rear face substantially perpendicular to its longitudinal dimension and forming, at its front face, jaws for insertion of the indicator lamp, a bearing surface inside said body cooperating with the rear face of the indicator lamp, holes through which the wires thereof extend formed through said body and means for securing to a printed circuit card, wherein said body forms a reference surface perpendicular to said rear face and joined thereto by a re-entrant surface adapted for freeing a portion of said wires and shaped so that bending back of said body from a first position in which its rear face is in abutment against the card and plays the role of spacer defining a pre-determined distance between said rear face of the indicator lamp and the surface of the printed circuit for soldering said wires to a second position in which said reference surface is in abutment against the card, results in causing pre-determined bending of said wires.
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- 1. In a visual indicator lamp support comprising an elongate insulating body having a front face and a rear face substantially perpendicular to its longitudinal dimension and forming, at its front face, jaws for insertion of an indicator lamp, said indicator lamp having lead wires, a bearing surface inside said body cooperating with a rear surface of the indicator lamp, passage holes for the lead wires thereof formed through said body and means for securing the lead wires to a printed circuit card, said body having a reference surface perpendicular to the rear face and having a re-entrant surface with said passage holes therein and joining said reference surface and rear face to thereby form a channel, said channel frees a portion of said wires for bending, said body being rotatable from a first position in which its rear face is in abutment against the card while said leads are secured to a second position in which said reference surface is in abutment against the card, said rotation causing a pre-determined bending of said wires.
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