Associated Equipment Corporation

Wayne R Humphrey

Michael D McGowan

A fuse system for a battery charger provides fuse links for safely charging a plurality of batteries in parallel connection. A fuse system is used with a power supply comprising a positive and a negative terminal. The positive and negative terminals of the power supply are connected respectively to separate positive and negative bus bars of the fuse system. A plurality of connectors separately connect the positive bus bar to the positive terminals on the batteries and separately connect the negative bus bar to the negative terminals on the batteries. Each connector includes a fuse link. The fuse link comprises a plurality of fusible conductors connected in parallel. A transparent cover over the fuse link protects the operator and enables the visual inspection of the condition of the fuse link.

Fuse system for a multiple battery charger

This portable battery booster assembly includes a booster battery having positive and negative electrical connections. A portable housing contains the booster battery. A negative booster clamp is electrically connected to the battery booster negative connection, and a positive battery booster clamp is electrically connected to the battery booster positive connection. A pair of electrically conductive terminals are carried by the portable housing with each terminal selectively receiving one of the booster clamps for providing an electrical connection between the terminal and the battery. The housing includes a handle with an insulated bar carried by the handle. The bar carries a pair of tubular sleeves which provide the conductive terminals. Insulators electrically isolate the two sleeves from each other and from the handle.

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

Wayne R Humphrey