Proximity pad with controlled illumination

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Plural load device systems

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307 38, 307308, 315135, 315178, 315360, 315362, 328 5, H05B 3702, H05B 3906

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040164535

ABSTRACT:
A small thin console or pad has a metal proximity switch actuated by a control ring mounted on one surface, with a small light bulb within the ring. The pad is used for remote control of a load which may be a lamp, or some other electric appliance such as a radio or stereo. The pad is connected to a wall outlet unit containing a triac as a switching device for the load. The light bulb on the pad is normally at a low glow for a night light. When the metal ring is first touched the triac is turned on for the load; and when it is touched again the triac is turned off, thereby shutting off the load, while the light on the pad is brought up to full brilliance for a predetermined interval of time as a courtesy light, and then returns to the normal night light intensity.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3307071 (1967-02-01), Diamond
patent: 3648107 (1972-03-01), Rydborn
patent: 3666988 (1972-05-01), Bellis
patent: 3787732 (1974-01-01), Larson
patent: 3965465 (1976-06-01), Alexander

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