Collapsible telescoping wire conduit

Abstract

The present invention is a collapsible telescoping wire conduit featuring two telescoping sections, each embedded with wires. The first section has exposed metal pads at both ends, while the second section similarly has pads at opposing ends. The sections fit into each other, allowing the conduit to extend and retract. This design creates a continuous circular set of conductors from one end to the other, providing a flexible, space-saving solution for electrical connections. Ideal for applications needing extendable wiring, the conduit combines mechanical collapsibility with efficient electrical conduction.

Description

TITLE OF THE INVENTION: Collapsible Telescoping Wire ConduitBACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONTechnical Field

[0001] This invention relates generally to a collapsible conduit. This invention relates more particularly to an apparatus / device for conducting electricity and electrical signals through a collapsible conduit.

[0002] This invention relates generally to apparatuses and devices for enabling a mechanically collapsible electric conduit. This invention relates more particularly to a mechanically collapsible series of tubes inserted into tubes to create an extendable or telescoping conduit.Background Art

[0003] The prior art covers various inventions focused on enhancing the ergonomic use of laptop computers. These inventions primarily address the need to improve user comfort by allowing for adjustable screen heights and angles, thereby reducing physical strain such as neck and back pain. They include mechanisms such as adjustable hinges, modular stands, and elevator systems that enable users to position laptop screens at eye level or other comfortable viewing angles. Additionally, these designs often incorporate features for improved portability, ease of storage, and better cooling of the laptop. Overall, the prior art documents emphasize ergonomic solutions for more comfortable and health-conscious laptop use. Summaries of various inventions in the prior art are as follows:

[0004] A prior art document addresses ergonomic issues associated with laptop use, such as neck and back strain, by enabling the laptop screen to be elevated or lowered relative to the laptop chassis. The system comprises a hinge attached to the laptop chassis, a cantilever connected to the hinge, and a screen mount that rides upon the cantilever. Buttons within the screen mount allow users to adjust the screen's height easily. The document also highlights the ergonomic benefits of such a system, aiming to improve user posture and reduce physical strain.

[0005] Another prior art document presents a modular stand for a laptop computer. The stand elevates the laptop display to eye level while minimizing desktop space usage. It holds the laptop in an unfolded position, with the display facing forward and elevated. The modular design makes it inexpensive to produce and easy to ship and store, as it can be flat-packed when not in use. The stand supports the laptop in a vertical or near-vertical orientation, separating the display from the keyboard to allow for a more ergonomic setup and improved cooling.

[0006] Also in the prior art is a document that describes an adjustable display screen for a laptop computer. The invention focuses on providing an adjustable angle for the laptop display screen, which can be vertically extended and tilted using a tilt-hinge mechanism. This adjustability aims to enhance user comfort by allowing the display to be positioned at a convenient viewing angle, thereby reducing strain. The mechanisms involved include guide rails, pivot hinges, and control buttons, which facilitate the adjustment of the display screen's height and angle.

[0007] Another prior art document describes a laptop stand designed to elevate the display to eye level, improving ergonomic comfort for users. The stand supports the laptop in an open configuration, allowing the use of external input devices such as keyboards and mice. The invention aims to mitigate fatigue caused by looking down at a laptop screen and to enhancecooling by elevating the laptop. The stand is designed to be modular, adjustable, and flat- packable for easy shipping and storage. It includes features such as notches and slots for securing the laptop and managing cables.

[0008] Lastly, available in the prior are is a document that pertains to an adjustable display screen for a laptop computer. The adjustable display screen allows users to set a convenient viewing angle by extending the screen vertically and adjusting its angle using a tilt-hinge. This system addresses ergonomic concerns by enabling users to position the screen at eye level, reducing neck and back strain. The document details the components and mechanisms involved, such as the extender mechanism and tilt-hinge, and includes diagrams illustrating the screen's adjustable positions.

[0009] In light of the foregoing prior art, there is a need for a collapsible telescoping conduit with telescoping sections and embedded wiring that is flexible, space-saving, and extendable in electrical connections.BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0010] The collapsible telescoping wire conduit features two telescoping sections, each embedded with wires. The first section has exposed metal pads at both ends, while the second section similarly has pads at opposing ends. The sections fit into each other, allowing the conduit to extend and retract. This design creates a continuous circular set of conductors from one end to the other.

[0011] According to a first aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a third exposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

[0012] According to a second aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0013] According to a third aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

[0014] According to a fourth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0015] According to a fifth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0016] According to a sixth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0017] According to a seventh aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a plurality of telescoping sections comprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

[0018] According to an eighth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0019] According to a ninth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits for elevating a first device above a second device comprising at a first collapsible conduit and a second collapsible conduit each comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a third exposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal padpositioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

[0020] According to a tenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0021] According to an eleventh aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

[0022] According to a twelfth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0023] According to a thirteenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0024] According to a fourteenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0025] According to a fifteenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a plurality of telescoping sections comprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

[0026] According to a sixteenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0027] According to a seventeenth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

[0028] According to an eighteenth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

[0029] According to a nineteenth aspect of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

[0030] According to a twentieth aspect of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

[0031] The collapsible telescoping wire conduit with telescoping sections and embedded wiring offers several key advantages. Its compact design allows it to collapse into a space-efficient form, ideal for mobile applications and densely packed electronic enclosures. The conduit can extend and retract, providing versatility in length and reducing the need for multiple conduit sizes. Continuous electrical connections are maintained through the configuration of wires and exposed metal pads, ensuring reliable performance. Additionally, the conduit is easy to install and adjust, protects the embedded wires, enhances durability, and allows for scalability and modular design, while also improving aesthetics and safety in installations.

[0032] The invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

[0033] Figure l is a perspective view of the collapsible telescoping wire conduit with wire shown according to the invention; and

[0034] Figure 2 is a perspective view of the collapsible telescoping wire conduit in the shape of a butterfly to signify the tube can be any closed geometric shape in cross section according to the invention.DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0035] The detailed embodiments of the present invention are disclosed herein. The disclosed embodiments are merely exemplary of the invention, which may be embodied in various forms.The details disclosed herein are not to be interpreted as limiting, but merely as the basis for the claims and as a basis for teaching one skilled in the art how to make and use the invention.

[0036] References in the specification to “one embodiment,” “an embodiment,” “an example embodiment," etcetera, indicate that the embodiment described may include a particular feature, structure, or characteristic, but every embodiment may not necessarily include the particular feature, structure, or characteristic. Moreover, such phrases are not necessarily referring to the same embodiment. Further, when a particular feature, structure, or characteristic is described in connection with an embodiment, it is submitted that it is within the knowledge of one skilled in the art to effect such feature, structure, or characteristic in connection with other embodiments whether or not explicitly described.

[0037] Furthermore, it should be understood that spatial descriptions (e.g., “above,” “below,” “up,” “left,” “right,” “down,” “top,” “bottom,” “vertical,” “horizontal,” etc.) used herein are for purposes of illustration only, and that practical implementations of the structures described herein can be spatially arranged in any orientation or manner.

[0038] Throughout this specification, the word “comprise,” or variations thereof such as “comprises” or “comprising,” will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated element, integer or step, or group of elements integers or steps, but not the exclusion of any other element, integer or step, or group of elements, integers or steps.

[0039] Index of Labelled Features in Figures. Features are listed in numeric order by Figure in numeric order.

[0040] Referring to the Figures, there is shown in Figures 1 and 2 the following features:

[0041] Element 100 which is a collapsible telescoping conduit.

[0042] Element 105 which is a collapsible telescoping conduit in the form of a telescoping shape, and in this instance, a butterfly.

[0043] Element 110 which is a telescoping section.

[0044] Element 120 which is a top end.

[0045] Element 130 which is a bottom end.

[0046] Element 140 which is a wire.

[0047] Element 150 which is an exposed metal pad.

[0048] Elements not shown in the figures include: a locking mechanism, a screen of a computer, a keyboard of the computer, a spotlight, and a light control base

[0049] Creating a telescoping conduit that uses tubes made of many wires positioned lengthwise to maintain conductivity throughout its length involves a detailed approach to ensure both structural integrity and electrical connectivity. Here's a step-by-step guide to constructing such a telescoping conduit:

[0050] Materials Selection: Choose wires that are durable and have good conductivity, such as copper or aluminum. Select a flexible, insulating outer material to bind the wires together into tubes, such as heat-shrink tubing or a flexible plastic sheath.

[0051] Tube Fabrication: Bundle a set number of wires together side by side, ensuring they are parallel to each other. The number of wires will depend on the desired diameter and the structural strength of the tube. Encase the bundle of wires in the flexible, insulating outer material. This can be done using heat-shrink tubing which is shrunk to fit tightly around the wires, or by sliding the wires into a pre-made flexible sheath. Ensure that each wire remains isolated from its neighbors except at the ends where electrical connectivity is required.

[0052] Creating Telescoping Mechanism: Fabricate several tubes of incrementally different diameters so that each smaller tube can slide into the next larger tube smoothly. The length of overlap between the tubes when fully compressed should be sufficient to maintain structural stability and to ensure a continuous electrical path.

[0053] Ensuring Electrical Continuity: At both ends of each tube, strip the insulating material back to expose the individual wires. Connect the exposed wires from one tube to the corresponding wires of the next tube. This can be done using soldering for a permanent and conductive joint or using conductive clamps or rings that can be adjusted or replaced as needed. Consider using spring-loaded contact points that ensure constant pressure and electrical contact between the overlapping wires of each telescoping section.

[0054] Assembly and Testing: Assemble the telescoping tubes, ensuring that each connection point securely overlaps and that there is no gap in the electrical connectivity. Test the electrical continuity with a multimeter at each stage of assembly to ensure that the conductivity is maintained throughout the length of the conduit, regardless of its extension.

[0055] Finishing and Protection: Add end caps to protect the exposed wires and connections from environmental factors and to ensure user safety. Optionally, add lubrication between the tubes to facilitate smooth operation. Conduct a final test to confirm that the entire assembly works as intended under various telescopic extensions. This approach ensures that the telescoping conduit remains conductive along its entire length, regardless of how much the tubes are extended or retracted, and meets the requirements for both flexibility and durability in applications like adjustable wiring conduits or movable electrical connections.

[0056] Alternatively, to create a telescoping conduit using tubes made from wires aligned next to each other, the tubes need to carefully designed and constructed so that they can slide within each other while maintaining strength and flexibility. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making a telescoping conduit from such tubes:

[0057] Materials Needed: Metal wires - Choose a durable metal like steel or aluminum. Tube forming tool - For shaping the wires into tubes. Welding or soldering equipment - To secure the wires together. Measuring tools - Tape measure, caliper. Lubricant - To ease the sliding action between the tubes. Protective gear - Gloves, goggles for safety during welding or cutting.

[0058] Steps to Construct:

[0059] Design the Tubes:

[0060] Determine Dimensions: Decide the length and diameter of each tube. Each subsequent tube should be slightly smaller than the one before it to allow it to slide inside the previous tube.

[0061] Calculate Tolerances: Ensure there is enough clearance between the tubes for smooth operation but not so much that it becomes wobbly.

[0062] Form the Tubes:

[0063] Shape Wires: Using the tube forming tool, bend the wires into circular shapes that match your predetermined diameters.

[0064] Secure the Shape: Weld or solder the ends of the wires together to maintain the tube shape. Ensure the joins are strong and smooth to avoid catching during telescoping.

[0065] Assemble the Tubes:

[0066] Test Fit: Slide the smaller tube into the larger tube to test the fit. Adjust if necessary by sanding down or reshaping slightly.

[0067] Smooth the Joints: Ensure that all welds or solder points are ground down smooth to prevent them from catching or scraping as the tubes slide.

[0068] Finishing Touches:

[0069] Apply Lubricant: Use a suitable lubricant to coat the inside of the larger tube and the outside of the smaller tube. This reduces friction and wear.

[0070] Final Testing: Extend and retract the telescoping sections to ensure smooth movement.Adjust as necessary.

[0071] Additional Features (Optional):

[0072] Locking Mechanism: Add a locking mechanism if you want the extended conduit to stay in position. This could be as simple as a pin that fits through aligned holes or a more complex spring-loaded lock.

[0073] Protective Coating: Apply a rust-proof coating or paint if the conduit will be used in harsh environments to enhance durability.

[0074] This telescoping conduit design allows for adjustable lengths while maintaining a compact and flexible form, making it ideal for various applications, such as in adjustable poles, camera stands, or other mechanical systems.

[0075] In a preferred embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a thirdexposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

[0076] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0077] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

[0078] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0079] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0080] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0081] In an alternate embodiment t of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit comprising a plurality of telescoping sections comprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

[0082] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0083] In a preferred embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits for elevating a first device above a second device comprising at a first collapsible conduit and a second collapsible conduit each comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a third exposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

[0084] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0085] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

[0086] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0087] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

[0088] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0089] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a plurality of telescoping sectionscomprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

[0090] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are closed geometric shape in cross section.

[0091] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

[0092] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

[0093] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a collapsible conduit wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

[0094] In an alternate embodiment of the invention, there is a set of collapsible conduits wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

[0095] The described collapsible conduit with telescoping sections and embedded wiring has several advantages, particularly in applications requiring flexible, space-saving, and extendable electrical connections. Here are some of the key benefits:

[0096] Compact Design and Space Efficiency: The telescoping design allows the conduit to collapse into a compact form when not in use, making it highly space-efficient. This isparticularly beneficial in applications where space is at a premium, such as in mobile applications or densely packed electronic enclosures.

[0097] Extendable Length: The ability to extend and collapse the conduit provides versatility in terms of length, allowing it to be used in a variety of settings and adjusted to specific requirements. This flexibility can reduce the need for multiple conduits of different sizes, simplifying inventory and logistics.

[0098] Continuous Electrical Connection: The configuration of the wires and exposed metal pads at both ends of each telescoping section ensures that there is a continuous electrical connection across the entire length of the conduit, regardless of its state of extension. This is crucial for maintaining reliable electrical performance and connectivity in dynamic environments.

[0099] Ease of Installation and Adjustment: The telescoping mechanism simplifies the process of installation and adjustment. Users can easily extend or retract the conduit to fit the space or reach required, without the need for additional tools or complex procedures.

[0100] Durability and Protection: The embedded wires within the telescoping sections are protected from physical damage and environmental exposure. This structural integration enhances the durability and longevity of the electrical connections, reducing maintenance needs and improving reliability.

[0101] Scalability and Modular Design: The design allows for easy scalability and integration into larger systems. Multiple units can be combined or configured in different ways to meet broader or more complex system requirements.

[0102] Improved Aesthetics and Safety: By containing the wires within the conduit, the design minimizes the risk of electrical hazards and creates a cleaner, more organized appearance in installations, which is important in exposed or customer-facing environments.

[0103] Overall, this type of collapsible conduit offers significant advantages for applications requiring flexible, reliable, and efficient electrical conduits, especially in portable, adjustable, or space-constrained settings.

[0104] The invention has been described by way of examples only. Therefore, the foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention. Further, since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described, and accordingly, all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the claims.

[0105] Although the invention has been explained in relation to various embodiments, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

Claims

CLAIMS1. A collapsible conduit comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a third exposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

2. The collapsible conduit of claim 1 wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

3. The collapsible conduit of claim 1 comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned atopposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

4. The collapsible conduit of claim 1 wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

5. The collapsible conduit of claim 3 wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

6. The collapsible conduit of claim 3 wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

7. The collapsible conduit of claim 3 comprising a plurality of telescoping sections comprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

8. The collapsible conduit of claim 7 wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

9. A set of collapsible conduits for elevating a first device above a second device comprising at a first collapsible conduit and a second collapsible conduit each comprising a first telescoping section having a first top end, a first bottom end, and a first plurality of wires each with a first exposed metal pad and a second exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said first top end and said first bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said first top end to said first bottom end, and a second telescoping section having a second top end, a second bottom end, and a second plurality of wires each with a third exposed metal pad and a fourth exposed metal pad positioned at opposing ends at said second top end and said second bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said second top end to said second bottom end configured wherein said first top end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second bottom end to create a circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said second top end.

10. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 9 wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

11. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 9 wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a third telescoping section having a third top end, a third bottom end, and a third plurality of wires each with a fifth exposed metal pad and a sixth exposed metal pad positioned atopposing ends at said third top end and said third bottom end embedded adjacent to each other axially and continuous from said third top end to said third bottom end configured wherein said third bottom end fits within and extends / telescopes from within said second top end to create said circular set of conductors extending from said first bottom end to said third top end.

12. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 9 wherein said first telescoping section and said second telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

13. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 11 wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section further comprise a locking mechanism.

14. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 11 wherein said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section are a closed geometric shape in cross section.

15. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 11 wherein said set of collapsible conduits is further comprising a plurality of telescoping sections comprising at least said first telescoping section, said first telescoping section, said second telescoping section, and said third telescoping section.

16. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 15 wherein said plurality of telescoping sections are closed geometric shape in cross section.

17. The collapsible conduit of claim 1 wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

18. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 9 wherein said first device further comprises a screen of a computer and said second device further comprises a keyboard of said computer.

19. The collapsible conduit of claim 1 wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

20. The set of collapsible conduits of claim 9 wherein said first device further comprises a spotlight and said second device further comprises a light control base.

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