US PATENT SUBCLASS 439 / 507
JUMPER (OR SHORT CIRCUITING COUPLING PART)


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439 /   HD   ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS

507JUMPER (OR SHORT CIRCUITING COUPLING PART) {7}
508  DF  .~> Adapted to be used with power measuring meter
509  DF  .~> Coupling part comprising short circuiting cover or manipulatable supporting means
510  DF  .~> To bridge post-type contacts
511  DF  .~> Including plural prongs
512  DF  .~> Including plural female contacts
513  DF  .~> Having spring biased contact
514  DF  .~> Parallel or supplemental nonshielded path


DEFINITION

Classification: 439/507

JUMPER (OR SHORT CIRCUITING COUPLING PART):

(under the class definition) Electrical connector including a first and a second contact surface interconnected by a conductor (a) comprising a coupling part* to interfit with a particular mating connector and maintain two portions of that mating connector at the same electrical potential (i.e., bridge the portions of the mating connectors); or (b) to transport electricity from one connector to another.

(1) Note. An "adapter" is capable of functioning to transmit electricity from one member to another; however that is not the intended function of an adapter. Rather, the intended function of an adapter is to allow interfitting of two members that are not physically compatible. Therefore, an adapter is not included in this and the indented subclasses.

(2) Note. A fuse or fuse holder is capable of functioning to transmit electricity from one another; however, that is not necessarily the intended function of a fuse or holder. Rather usually, the intended function of a fuse or fuse holder is to limit the quantity of electricity flowing through the device. Therefore, a fuse or fuse holder is not included in this and the indented subclasses unless it has the intended function of transmitting electricity (e.g.., a jumper may include a fuse).

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

189, for an electrical connector with or comprising a removable circuit modifying arrangement.

500, for an energy cell substitution device including plural contacts or for an electrical connector including support means for an energy cell.

502+, for a flaccid bridging conductor combined with a plurality of electrical connectors.