Thermally controlled bi-pin lamp socket

Details Thermally controlled bi-pin lamp socket Thermally controlled bi-pin lamp socket

1993-03-09

1993-11-23

Schwartz, Larry I.

Electrical connectors

With provision to dissipate, remove, or block the flow of heat

Distinct heat sink

439617, 362294, H01R 1300

Patent

active

052638740

ABSTRACT:
A thermally controlled bi-pin lamp socket includes a pair of female, electrically-conductive receptacles, laterally spaced apart in a parallel relationship in a common plane, each female receptacle is an elongated tube with an internal surface at a first end mechanically and electrically engageable with the pins of a bi-pin lamp. The second end of each receptacle has a means for connection to a source of electrical power. The receptacles are retained in a ceramic housing having a generally flat configuration. The housing has upper and lower walls having internal surfaces in contact with external surfaces of the female receptacles. Heat-conductive metal radiators are held against the external walls of the ceramic housing by screws with nuts and spring washers.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3402383 (1968-09-01), Hilzen
patent: 3431540 (1969-03-01), Kopelman et al.
patent: 4568854 (1986-02-01), Westlund, Jr. et al.
patent: 4841422 (1989-06-01), Groh

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