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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 17, 1984
Filed:
Feb. 22, 1982
Warren E Dennis, Pasadena, CA (US);
Casablanca Fan Company, Inc., City of Industry, CA (US);
Abstract
A combined shade and socket holder for being mounted at the end portion of a tubular member and for use in supporting an electrical socket having an opening through a back wall of the socket and for use in supporting a shade, including, a generally cup-shaped housing formed with a closed end portion, an open end portion and an intermediate connecting central portion, the closed end portion including an outwardly extending tubular portion having an unthreaded interior surface for receiving the end portion of the tubular member and a stop surface within the tubular portion for limiting the extension of the end portion of the tubular member within the tubular portion, the closed end portion additionally including light locking members adjacent the tubular portion for locking the end portion of the tubular member within the tubular portion, the central portion for receiving the electrical socket to have the back wall of the electrical socket positioned adjacent the interior surface of the closed end portion and with the closed end portion including an opening complementary in position to the opening through the back wall of the socket, a second locking member coupled to the complementary openings in the electrical socket and the closed end portion for locking the electrical socket in the received position within the central portion, and the open end portion extending outwardly relative to the closed end portion for receiving an end portion of the shade and additionally including third locking members for locking the shade in the received position.