Signal light

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Ultrasonic pest control

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240 64R, 240 1066, 340321, G08B 500

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039672743

ABSTRACT:
A signal light, which optionally may be combined with an ashtray base, having a quick-flip switch and a light conducting rod at the top so that when a patron of a restaurant or bar wishes immediate service the switch actuator is flipped and the light comes on to signal the desirability for service. The device comprises a tubular housing in which housing there is a spring for supporting batteries and the housing is mounted on a large circular base which may serve as an ashtray. The switch comprises a lightweight wire switch actuator which has small handles on both sides protruding from the top of the battery housing and a wire loop projection on the actuator which moves between electrical contact from the side of the battery housing to the small light bulb which is mounted on a non-conductor plastic collar fitting in which there is carried a rod of "LUCITE" (trademark) or other similar material.

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patent: 1225491 (1917-05-01), Recker
patent: 2431091 (1947-11-01), Thomas
patent: 2465426 (1949-03-01), Bralove
patent: 2489806 (1949-11-01), Oliver
patent: 2565980 (1951-08-01), Moore
patent: 3097797 (1963-07-01), Crain

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