EXTENDED PROTECTION FOR VEHICLE

Abstract

An extended protection device for a vehicle includes: a housing, three conductive wires configured therein, the three conductive wires respectively being a first conductive wire, second conductive wire and third conductive wire extended outward form one end of the housing, another end of the housing configured with a fuse slot, and a combination portion configured on the outside of the fuse slot; a protection element, constituted by two sets of safety fuses, and in corresponding combination with the fuse slot, allowing the protection element to be in electric connection with the first conductive wire, second conduction wire and third conductive wire; and a cover, covered correspondingly on the combination portion of the housing for the protection of the protection element.

Claims

1: A protection device for a vehicle, comprising: a housing; a first conductive wire having a first circularly planar surface at a front end thereof and in the housing; a second conductive wire having a second circularly planar surface at a front end thereof and in the housing; a third conductive wire having a third circularly planar surface at a front end thereof and in the housing; and a protection element, constituted by two sets of safety fuses, allowing said protection element to be in electric connection with the first conductive wire, second conduction wire and third conductive wire, wherein the protection element has a first sheet in the housing and in contact with the first circularly planar surface, a second sheet in the housing and in contact with the second circularly planar surface and a third sheet in the housing and in contact with the third circularly planar surface.

2: The protection device of claim 1, wherein the first conductive wire couples to a first load end, the second conductive wire couples to a positive terminal and the third conductive wire couples to a second load end.

3: The protection device of claim 1 comprising a cover joining the housing to cover the protection element.

4: The protection device of claim 2, wherein the first load end comprises a satellite navigation device.

5: The protection device of claim 2, wherein the second load end comprises a tire display.

6: The protection device of claim 2, wherein the first load end comprises a satellite navigation device, and the second load end comprises a tire display.

7: The protection device of claim 1, wherein the second sheet is between the first and third sheets, wherein the first conductive wire couples to a first load end, the second conductive wire couples to a positive terminal and the third conductive wire couples to a second load end.

8: The protection device of claim 7, wherein the first load end comprises a satellite navigation device.

9: The protection device of claim 7, wherein the second load end comprises a tire display.

10: The protection device of claim 7, wherein the first load end comprises a satellite navigation device, and the second load end comprises a tire display.

11: The protection device of claim 1, wherein the first conductive wire couples to a satellite navigation device.

12: The protection device of claim 1, wherein the third conductive wire couples to a tire display.

13: The protection device of claim 1, wherein the second conductive wire couples to a positive terminal.

14: A protection device for a vehicle, comprising: a housing; a first conductive wire having a first contact in the housing and coupling to a satellite navigation device; a second conductive wire having a second contact in the housing and coupling to a positive terminal; a third conductive wire having a third contact in the housing and coupling to a tire display; and a protection element, constituted by two sets of safety fuses, allowing said protection element to be in electric connection with the first, second and third conductive wires, wherein the protection element has a first contact in the housing and in contact with the first contact of the first conductive wire, a second contact in the housing and in contact with the second contact of the second conductive wire and a third contact in the housing and in contact with the third contact of the third conductive wire.

15: The protection device of claim 14, wherein the second contact of the protection element is between the first and third contacts of the protection element.

16: The protection device of claim 14 further comprising a cover joining the housing to cover the protection element.

17: A protection device for a vehicle, comprising: a housing; a first conductive wire having a first contact in the housing and coupling to a first load end; a second conductive wire having a second contact in the housing and coupling to a positive terminal; a third conductive wire having a third contact in the housing and coupling to a second load end; and a protection element, constituted by two sets of safety fuses, allowing said protection element to be in electric connection with the first, second and third conductive wires, wherein the protection element has a first contact in the housing and in contact with the first contact of the first conductive wire, a second contact in the housing and in contact with the second contact of the second conductive wire and a third contact in the housing and in contact with the third contact of the third conductive wire, wherein the second contact of the protection element is between the first and third contacts of the protection element.

18: The protection device of claim 17 further comprising a cover joining the housing to cover the protection element.

19: The protection device of claim 17, wherein the first load end comprises a satellite navigation device.

20: The protection device of claim 17, wherein the second load end comprises a tire display.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0009] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention;

[0010] FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the present invention; and

[0011] FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention upon implementation.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0012] Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, an extended protection for a vehicle of the present invention includes a housing 1, inside which three conductive wires are installed. Here, the three conductive wires respectively are a first conductive wire 11, second conductive wire 12 and third conductive wire 13 extended outward from one end of the housing 1, where the first conductive wire 11 is in electric connection with a first load end, the second conductive wire 12 is a positive terminal, and the third conductive wire 13 is in electric connection with a second load end. Furthermore, another end of the housing 1 is configured with a fuse slot 14, the outside of which is configured with a combination portion 15. Furthermore, a protection element 2 constituted by two sets of safety fuses is in corresponding combination with the fuse slot 14, allowing the protection element 2 to be in electric connection with the first conductive wire 11, second conductive wire 12 and third conductive wire 13. Furthermore, a cover 3 is covered correspondingly on the combination portion 15 of the housing 1 for the protection of the protection element 2.

[0013] Furthermore, the protection element 2 has three conductive sheets respectively being a first conductive sheet 21, second conductive sheet 22 and third conductive sheet 23, where the first conductive sheet 21 and conductive sheet 22 is one set of safety fuses, and the second conductive sheet 22 and third conductive sheet 23 another set of safety fuses; the protection element 2 in corresponding combination with the fuse slot 14 allows the first conductive sheet 21 to be in electric connection with the first conductive wire 11, the second conductive sheet 22 the second conductive wire 12, and third conductive sheet 23 the third conductive wire 13.

[0014] Referring to FIG. 3 again, which is a schematically perspective view of the present invention upon implementation, the second conductive wire is in electric connection with a positive terminal upon the use of the extended protection for a vehicle of the present invention, and the first conductive wire 11 is the first load end, the second conductive wire 12 the positive terminal and the third conductive wire 13 the second load end as shown in FIG. 3, allowing, for example, the first conductive wire 11 to be in electric connection with a satellite navigation device 5, and the third conductive wire 13 a tire display 6. Whereupon, in the vehicle extended protection of the present invention, the housing 1 is configured with the protection element 2 constituted by the two safety fuses, the protection element 2 being protected by the housing 1, and the protection element 2 is allowed to be in electric connection with two different automotive electronics, thereby extending the original limited safety fuse space outward.