An extender for connecting a high-voltage source to a spark plug has a conductive member, a tube having an interior passageway in which the conductive member is positioned therein, and a boot affixed over an exterior of the tube. The boot is formed of a material having a rigidity less than a rigidity of a material of the tube. The boot has a first end adapted to connect with the high-voltage source and a second end adapted to be connected to the spark plug such that the conductive member is in electrical connection with the spark plug and the high-voltage source. The conductive member includes a spring that is adapted to electrically connect with the high-voltage source and the spark plug.

An extender for connecting a high-voltage source to a spark plug has a conductive member, a tube having an interior passageway in which the conductive member is positioned therein, and a boot affixed over an exterior of the tube. The boot is formed of a material having a rigidity less than a rigidity of a material of the tube. The boot has a first end adapted to connect with the high-voltage source and a second end adapted to be connected to the spark plug such that the conductive member is in electrical connection with the spark plug and the high-voltage source. The conductive member includes a spring that is adapted to electrically connect with the high-voltage source and the spark plug.

A luminous element holder for fastening to at least one body, includes a slot-like interior chamber, wherein, by means of at least one web protruding laterally into the interior chamber, the interior chamber is divided into a slot-like insertion chamber for receiving the at least one body and a receiving chamber, openly adjoining the insertion chamber, for at least one luminous element.

A luminous element holder for fastening to at least one body, includes a slot-like interior chamber, wherein, by means of at least one web protruding laterally into the interior chamber, the interior chamber is divided into a slot-like insertion chamber for receiving the at least one body and a receiving chamber, openly adjoining the insertion chamber, for at least one luminous element.

An E26 wire-plugged bakelite lampholder is composed of a housing, an joint bracket, a threaded ring, a positive electrode plate and a negative electrode plate and installed to a downlight. The lampholder has two wire plug slots for plugging two electrodes of a power line by a bare line section, so that a power source is introduced with a convenient operation. The joint bracket and the housing of the E26 wire-plugged bakelite lampholder are made of a bakelite material, and a combining groove is reserved on the housing to provide for installing and positioning the joint bracket, and further inserting into the combining groove of the housing to engage via the combining latch rod of the joint bracket. In the meantime, the threaded ring of the E26 wire-plugged bakelite lampholder is integrally formed in the housing, so as to facilitate the manufacturing and assembling processes.

An electrical wall socket mounted aroma diffuser with a carrier loaded aromatic bottle is disclosed. The carrier of the carrier loaded aromatic bottle uses capillary pores to absorb the aromatic fluid so that the aromatic fluid will not flow out of the aroma diffuser even if the aroma diffuser dumps. When the aromatic fluid is used up, a new aromatic fluid can be easily and quickly added to the carrier for application. Therefore, the electrical wall socket mounted aroma diffuser of the invention is safe to use. The carrier can be used repeatedly with a new supply of aromatic fluid. It does not need to clean the part of the aroma diffuser that accommodates the aromatic fluid. The user can detach the carrier loaded aromatic bottle from the bottle holder for the replacement of another carrier loaded aromatic bottle that is filled up with a different smell of aromatic fluid.

An electrical wall socket mounted aroma diffuser with a carrier loaded aromatic bottle is disclosed. The carrier of the carrier loaded aromatic bottle uses capillary pores to absorb the aromatic fluid so that the aromatic fluid will not flow out of the aroma diffuser even if the aroma diffuser dumps. When the aromatic fluid is used up, a new aromatic fluid can be easily and quickly added to the carrier for application. Therefore, the electrical wall socket mounted aroma diffuser of the invention is safe to use. The carrier can be used repeatedly with a new supply of aromatic fluid. It does not need to clean the part of the aroma diffuser that accommodates the aromatic fluid. The user can detach the carrier loaded aromatic bottle from the bottle holder for the replacement of another carrier loaded aromatic bottle that is filled up with a different smell of aromatic fluid.

A device is described for detachable contacting of a battery cell (4) having a cell receptacle open against a joining direction (2), which cell receptacle is delimited by a contact spring base (1), from which contact tongues (3) protrude against the joining direction (2) for the jacket-side enclosure of the battery cell (4). To propose a device for detachable contacting of a battery cell (4), which enables a reliable electrical connection independently of the relative location of the inserted battery cells and substantially independently of their diameter even in the event of periodic mechanical strains, without making the assembling procedure more difficult, it is proposed that the contact tongues (3) have contact bodies (5) protruding radially into the cell receptacle in the form of a cut ovoid.

Disclosed is an electronic device that includes a first cover, a second cover opposite the first cover, a side housing disposed between the first cover and the second cover and including a plate disposed between the first cover and the second cover and a frame surrounding the plate and connected with the first cover and the second cover, a display disposed between the plate and the first cover, and a printed circuit board disposed between the plate and the second cover and including a first surface facing the plate, a second surface facing the second cover, and side surfaces provided between the first surface and the second surface, at least some of the side surfaces including plated areas. The plate includes a connection structure to which the printed circuit board is electrically connected, the connection structure includes a recess, the recess including a first sidewall, a second sidewall facing the first sidewall, a first conductive structure comprising a conductive material disposed on the first sidewall, and a second conductive structure comprising a conductive material disposed on the second sidewall, and at least part of the printed circuit board is disposed in the recess such that the plated areas contact the first conductive structure and the second conductive structure.

Disclosed is an electronic device that includes a first cover, a second cover opposite the first cover, a side housing disposed between the first cover and the second cover and including a plate disposed between the first cover and the second cover and a frame surrounding the plate and connected with the first cover and the second cover, a display disposed between the plate and the first cover, and a printed circuit board disposed between the plate and the second cover and including a first surface facing the plate, a second surface facing the second cover, and side surfaces provided between the first surface and the second surface, at least some of the side surfaces including plated areas. The plate includes a connection structure to which the printed circuit board is electrically connected, the connection structure includes a recess, the recess including a first sidewall, a second sidewall facing the first sidewall, a first conductive structure comprising a conductive material disposed on the first sidewall, and a second conductive structure comprising a conductive material disposed on the second sidewall, and at least part of the printed circuit board is disposed in the recess such that the plated areas contact the first conductive structure and the second conductive structure.