Abstract: Various embodiments of containers are described having child-resistant closures. The containers can include a body having at least one wall that at least partially defines a hollow interior portion into which goods or other products can be stored. A wall of at least one of the body and cap can include a set of apertures that collectively define a compression region, which acts a living spring to allow compression of the wall to permit seating of lugs or other projection within notches.

Abstract: Various embodiments of containers are described having child-resistant closures. The containers can include a body having at least one wall that at least partially defines a hollow interior portion into which goods or other products can be stored. A wall of at least one of the body and cap can include a set of apertures that collectively define a compression region, which acts a living spring to allow compression of the wall to permit seating of lugs or other projection within notches.

Abstract: Child-resistant containers are described herein having a body portion and a lid portion that can be coupled to one another. A set of fasteners can be disposed on the body or lid portion to secure the lid portion to the body portion. The fasteners can be flexed or bent which permits the lid portion to be released from the body portion.

Abstract: A house number light box including a housing covered with a transparent covering to hold a house number panel and a control circuit on the inside and a solar cell on the outside, the control circuit consisting of a battery, a switch circuit, an oscillatory circuit, and a light source, the house number panel having a front side bearing a house number, a plurality of through holes arranged along the border of the house number, a back side fixed with a holder to hold a number of optical fiber tubes, each optical fiber tube having one end fastened to one through hole on the house number panel and an opposite end abutted to the light source, wherein the solar cell converts the radiating energy of the sun into electric energy to charge the battery during the day; the battery provides the necessary working voltage to the control circuit, causing it to turn on the light source during the night.

Abstract: A house number plate and lamp assembly includes a housing having an opening; a window plate fastened inside the housing behind the opening and having a plurality of view windows; a plurality of number plates fastened to either view window, each number plate having a plurality of small through holes made around the border of a white-colored numeral being printed on a black-colored front surface thereof, a holder frame on a back surface thereof, a light emitting device mounted on the holder frame at the top, a plurality of optical fiber tubes fastened to the holder frame at the bottom and respectively inserted in either small through hole; and an electric circuit board fastened inside the housing and controlled to provide power supply to the light emitting device on each number plate causing it to send light through the optical fiber tubes in illuminating the numeral.

Abstract: An optical fiber illuminator display, uses a color filter light source assembly having a color filter cylinder rotated by a motor and a light source to project light through the color filters on the color filter wheel; a display board having patterns formed of holes; and a bunched optical fiber set held by a holder in front of the color filter wheel to transmit color light to the patterns on the display board, and wherein the bunched optical fiber set consists of a plurality of bus wires, the bus wires each being constituted of a plurality of optical fiber filaments arranged in a row, the optical fiber filaments each having one end fastened in the holder and an opposite end respectively inserted in the holes on the display board.

Abstract: An aquarium ornament lamp source, comprising an optical fiber unit set inside an aquarium, having one end tied up together forming into a light ray input terminal and an opposite end loosely arranged into a plurality of light ray output terminals; a lamp source unit attached to the outside of the said aquarium, comprising a base plate having a color filter wheel pivoted thereto at the top and driven by a motor to rotate, a light source set in said color filter wheel at the center. Connection of power supply causes the motor to drive the color filter wheel to rotate and simultaneously causes the light source to emit light through the color filter toward the light ray input terminal so as to produce a variable lighting effect through the light ray output terminals which are spread over the artificial landscape in the aquarium.