Light emitting diode assembly installed on the back of an electrical switch wall plate to indicate, in the dark, the location of the switch, or to indicate at any time an electrical circuit is carrying current
CA 1289644 C · Owner: Sleveland, Kenley R. · Inventors: Sleveland, Kenley R.
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A light emitting diode assembly is preliminarily installed on the back of an otherwise essentially standard switch wall plate of a standard electrical switch assembly and thereafter, connected optionally, either to indicate the location in the dark, of a turned off electrical switch assembly by using a, green light emitting diode connected across the terminals of the electrical switch assembly, or to indicate if the circuit is energized to carry current, upon the turning on of an electrical switch assembly, by using a red light emitting diode connected in the load circuit. A resistor and a direct current diode are utilized to modify the voltage and current for the light emitting diode. A …
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- Granted September 24, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 24, 2008.
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