ES178262U - Double electric current switch device, perfected, for jugueteria. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Electric double current switch device, perfected, for toys, characterized by comprising two plates or conductive sheets, located at the same height and separated from each other; the first of which is connected by means of the corresponding conductor cable to a common general switch which, in turn, is connected by another conductor to the positive pole of the battery or electric battery, whose negative pole is appropriately connected to the corresponding micromotor; while, from the second plate, another conductor cable joins it to the same micromotor; the circuit being closed by means of a third plate, similarly conductive, located below the previous one and in contact with them, which is joined together with a piece of insulating material that passes through the hole provided with another, also insulating, in the respective ends of whose lower face are riveted the first two plates, and whose upper part is joined together with a push button, being surrounded by a spring in the area between this button and that piece in whose hole is housed so that it is allowed its displacement in both directions of the direction perpendicular to that piece; with which, in its normal position, the circuit will be closed by virtue of the contact made by the third plate with the first two, as long as the general switch has not been activated for its opening; while when the push button is pressed, the displacement of the piece to which the third of the plates joins is joined, which, consequently, separates from the first two, opening the circuit, and thus preventing the passage of the electric current; while, upon the cessation of the pressure on the button, which caused the displacement of the aforesaid piece, it will rise to return to its primitive position, by the action of the spring that surrounds it, with which the plate to which it is attached in its lower part, it will enter again in contact with the other two, thus automatically closing the circuit, and allowing again, therefore, the passage of electric current, always in the event that the general switch is in the position that keeps the circuit closed in its area. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)