Simon Levy

US Patent:

58134484, Sep 29, 1998

Filed:

Mar 13, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/816923

Inventors:

Simon Levy - Brooklyn NY

International Classification:

B60J 302

US Classification:

16037021

Abstract:

A device for screening vehicle windows has drive, a carrier turnable by the drive about a turning axis, and a plurality of elongated screening elements which are turnable by the carrier between a closed position in which all the elongated screening elements are coextensive with one another and an open position in which the elongated screening elements are displaced relative one another to form a fan-like screen, the carrier having at least one pin which is spaced from the turning axis, the elongated screening elements having at least one substantially arcuate slot formed around the turning axis so that the pin can extend through all the slots of the elongated screening elements, the slots of the elongated screening elements having different arcuate length so that in the open position the screening elements are located at different angles from the closed position.

US Patent:

56578105, Aug 19, 1997

Filed:

Jun 20, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/666220

Inventors:

Simon Levy - Brooklyn NY
Vladimir Tsigrik - Brooklyn NY

International Classification:

B60J 302

US Classification:

16037021

Abstract:

A device for screening a vehicle window, has a plurally of strip-shaped elongated elements together forming a screening element and having two opposite ends, the strip-shaped elements being connected with one another in a region of one of their ends and pivotal relative to one another from an inoperative position in which the opposite ends are located near one another and the strip-shaped elements are coextensive to one another and extend substantially horizontally, and an operative position in which the opposite ends of the strip-shaped elements are spaced from one another circumferentially the screening element forms a segment arranged to be located near a vehicle window so as to screen the latter, and an electric motor for moving the strip-shaped elements between the inoperative and the operative positions.