Safety umbrella
Abstract
A safety umbrella for providing visibility for an individual crossing an intersection or walking at night or in dark rainy inclement weather includes a center pole having a cover at its upper end and an opposite hand gripping end that includes a housing and a loop and cap member detachably securable to the housing and the housing holding at least one battery interconnected to an on/off switch and a plurality of wires extending from within the housing through the center pole to the upper end for interconnection to a LED light enclosed within a transparent casing that projects above the cover and which is operable by the on/off switch so that the individual can be made more visible to other individuals and to automotive vehicles and thereby avoiding accidents and injuries to all parties.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An illuminable safety umbrella, comprising:
a center pole having an upper end and an opposite hand-gripping end; an umbrella cover mounted to the upper end and capable of selective closure and opening; a housing mounted to the hand-gripping end of the center pole; the housing including an internal chamber, an opening and a plurality of annular inner threads adjacent the opening; the chamber sized to receive therein at least one battery; an on/off switch mounted to the housing and electrically interconnected to the battery; a loop and cap member detachably securable to the housing; the loop and cap member having a threaded portion for engagement to the annular inner threads of the housing, and a loop portion; the loop portion including an aperture for attachment to an article of clothing; a mounting member mounted to the upper end of the center pole and above the umbrella cover; a removably securable casing seated upon the mounting member; an illumination means enclosed within the casing; and a plurality of electrical wires extending from the internal chamber to the mounting member for electrically interconnecting the battery to the illumination means so that selectively disposing the on/off switch to the on position causes the illumination means to light up thereby making the individual holding the umbrella more visible.
2 . The illuminable safety umbrella of claim 1 wherein the illumination means is a LED bulb.
3 . The illuminable safety umbrella of claim 2 wherein the securement of the loop and cap member to the housing encloses and contains the battery within the internal chamber of the housing.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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