Abstract: A gas lighting device having a casing fastenable to an electric household appliance by means of fastening means coupleable with corresponding perforations obtained on a carrying element of the electric household appliance; wherein the fastening means consist of at least one pair of elastically deformable fastening elements protrudingly carried by the casing, perpendicularly to the same, in a position immediately adjacent one to the other so that they are adapted to snappingly couple with only one and the same of said perforations of the carrying element of the electric household appliance.

Abstract: A gas lighting device including: a body formed by an electrically insulating material carrying a plurality of high-voltage outputs for the connection of spark generating means; a transformer accommodated in the body and including a primary winding wound around and carried by a ferromagnetic material core, a carrying element formed by an electrically insulating material and designed to contain the primary winding therein, and a secondary winding consisting of a plurality of coils externally carried by the carrying element, electrically insulated from the primary winding and essentially coaxial with the latter; the core is ring-shaped on a plane parallel to an axis (A) of the windings and consists of two half rings reciprocally coupled and arranged facing and closely adjacent to each other in the direction of the axis of the windings; a first circumferential portion of the ring-shaped core, formed by one or both of the half rings, is accommodated inside the carrying element so as to be surrounded by the winding

Abstract: A supply and control device of an electric appliance equipped with a fluid-tight terminal with pin contacts, typically a compressor, including a cup-shaped support formed by electrically non-conductive material, a plurality of electric contacts of the blade type accommodated within the cup-shaped support and presenting same protruding ends facing towards a same open side of the cup-shaped support, arranged in use at an angle with respect to the fluid-tight terminal, at least one wire clamping device integral with the cup-shaped support in a position immediately adjacent to its open side and a housing for a control device arranged within the cup-shaped support, adjacent to the blade contacts and accessible only through an opening obtained through a bottom wall of the cup-shaped support facing in use towards the fluid-tight terminal; the bottom wall being further provided with corresponding holes adapted to throughly receive, in use, the pin contacts and with first mechanical coupling members mating with second