Device for use as electrical conductor and decoration article, has two hollow bodies inserted into each other, base element, where end of internal hollow body intervenes in end of outer hollow body in spring-loaded manner

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The patent describes a device that functions both as an electrical conductor and as a decorative article. It consists of two hollow bodies placed one inside the other, with a base element and a spring-loaded connection between the inner and outer bodies. This unique arrangement allows for both mechanical stability and reliable electrical conduction within a decorative structure.

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• Decorative lighting fixtures that require internal electrical wiring
• Lamps or illuminated ornaments with concealed electrical routing
• Holiday or festival decorations that integrate lighting and aesthetics
• Architectural lighting solutions where both appearance and wiring are important
• Display stands or retail showcases with built-in illumination

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• Combines electrical conduction and decorative function in a single device
• Improves aesthetic integration by concealing electrical components
• Provides mechanical and electrical stability through the spring-loaded connection
• Allows for flexible design in decorative lighting products
• Simplifies assembly and maintenance by integrating key functions

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Patent Abstract

The device has two hollow bodies inserted into each other, a base element (1) and an electrical conductor (5,12) guided by the inner hollow body (2), where the outer hollow body (4) is fixed at the base element. The end of an inner hollow body intervenes in an end of the outer hollow body in a spring-loaded manner, where the end of the inner hollow body has an increased external cross section and the end of the outer hollow body has a reduced inner cross section.