Battery container closure flap with an electrical switch

PL451702A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-10-12ASSAI
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Application Number
PL2025451702
Authority / Receiving Office
PL · PL
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-04-07
Publication Date
2026-10-12

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Abstract

A flap for closing a battery container with an electric switch, formed from a plate-shaped base, which is equipped with a mounting and which has a foot on one half of its upper surface, on which an electric jumper is mounted, the opposite ends of which constitute electric contacts (6a), one of which is adjustable by forcing the deformation of the electric jumper, wherein between the electric jumper and the base there is a slider (7) forcing the deformation of the electric jumper by its movement, in the first position of which the adjustable electric contact of the electric jumper is located below the upper surface of the shaped part (8) formed on the upper surface of the base, constituting a resistance foot for the battery, and in the second position of which the adjustable electric contact,the electric jumper elastically deformed in this position by the slider (7) is located above the upper surface of the said shaped part (8) constituting a resistance foot for the battery, wherein the said slider (7) is equipped with an element for its sliding, led out to the bottom of the base, through an opening formed therein, and wherein the slider (7) is mounted in guides (9) forcing its linear sliding parallel to the base, which are formed in the side walls (8a) located on the base on both lateral sides of the slider (7) and in which the slider (7) is mounted by pins (7b) extending from it laterally, characterized in that the guides (9) have the form of circumferentially closed through holes and that the side walls (8a), in which these guides (9) are formed on sections above the guides (9), are elastically deformable in opposite directions to the extent allowing for their spacing at a distance equal to the width of the slider (7) in the area of ​​the pins (7b).,
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