Illuminated cable combs
There is disclosed an illuminated cable comb including a body incorporating at least two openings for removably retaining a corresponding at least two cables in a fixed position relative to the body. The comb further includes a light source within the body, and conductive material within the body capable of transmitting power to the at least one light such that the at least one light illuminates the body when power is supplied.
1. An illuminated cable comb comprising:
a body incorporating at least two openings for removably retaining a corresponding at least two cables in a fixed position relative to the body;
at least one light within the body; and
conductive material within the body capable of transmitting power to the at least one light such that the at least one light illuminates the body when power is supplied.
2. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the at least one light is a single light selected from the group comprising LED, CCFL, and incandescent.
3. The illuminated cable comb of claim 2 wherein the plastic base consists of 33 teeth.
4. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the at least one light is an array of lights.
5. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the body is comprised of a transparent or translucent plastic, acrylic, or glass.
6. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein a color of the at least one light may be changed to thereby alter the illumination of the body.
7. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the comb is made from a material selected from plastic, acrylic, ABS plastic, glass, or a translucent polymer.
8. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the array of lights consists of at least one LED.
9. The illuminated comb of claim 1 wherein the array of lights consists of at least one CFL.
10. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the component connecting the lights to power is a standard MOLEX wire.
11. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the component connecting the lights to power is a metal wire of any conductance.
12. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the component connecting the lights to power is a standard USB wire.
13. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the power to run the lights is obtained from the computer cables running through or near the comb.
14. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the gap formed between the at least two teeth creates at least two openings for at least two cables.
15. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the gap formed between the at least two teeth creates at least two openings for at least two cables and the at least two openings get progressively smaller in diameter as the openings approach the cable come body.
16. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the comb contains a switch for turning the lights on or off.
17. The illuminated cable comb of claim 1 wherein the comb contains a control module for changing the color of the lights.
18. An illuminated cable comb comprising:
a body with at least two teeth protruding therefrom, wherein each of the at least two teeth incorporate an opening suitable for removably retaining an electrical cable;
a cavity within the body incorporating an array of lights; and
conductive material within the cavity capable of carrying power to the array of lights and comprising an external link to a power source.
19. The illuminated cable comb of claim 18 wherein the fastener component from the upper and lower portion is combined to create at least one hole for at least one screw and threading for at least one screw.
20. An illuminated computer cable comb comprising:
a plastic body consisting of an upper and a lower portion;
the upper and lower portion containing at least one corresponding fastener component to fashion the two portions together;
the upper and lower portion each containing at least two teeth;
the upper and lower portion containing a cavity with enough room for at least one light and wiring to power the light;
the upper and lower portion containing at least one opening suitable for housing and exiting wiring for the lights to a power source separate from the illuminated computer cable comb.