ES185594U - Baller exhibitor and protector. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Electric toy switch, characterized by the fact that it is constituted by a box-shaped housing with the lower mouth uncovered and on its back an elongated notch from which emerges, partially, the rocker lever of the switch which lever has in its two laterals of a prominence, central wish, two opposite stumps, one on each side, which are interspersed between two projections, like forks of a pedestal, emerging from the covering cover of the mouth of the body of the switch so that the control lever, when pushed from the outside against one or the other end, tilts in the two positions of open and closed the circuit thanks to the fact that in the central prominence downward of the lever itself there is at its base a chamfering that creates an inclined plane which rests against the free, arched end of a strap, contacting, which lies above the end of another contact tongue disposed of below that and both attached to the inner face of the lid, whereby in the closed position of the electric circuit, the central prominence descending in its rotational descent movement, bears against the free end of the contact sheet causing it to descend and acting as a bridge between the separation of the opposite fixed sheet, closing the circuit and remaining in said position as the inclined plane of the chamfer when resting against the free end, prevents it from being released by own lifting action of the free end of the strap, which lifting action, however, is not sufficient to overcome the resistance to the rotation of the chamfer plane and therefore force the control lever to change position involuntarily. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)