Light securing device having a plurality of legs for securing a lighting device to a structure
AssigneeR.A. Phillips Industries, Inc.
InventorsJonathon Boyd, John Sasta
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Abstract
A light securing device includes an exterior body having an opening configured to accommodate a lighting device and including a peripheral portion configured to contact a first surface of a structure; and a plurality of legs extending from the peripheral portion, a leg of the plurality of legs including a stem extending in an insertion direction of the lighting device, and a securing mechanism extending away from the stem and configured to contact a second surface of the structure opposite the first surface to secure the lighting device to the structure.
Claims20
A light securing device comprising:
- an exterior body having an opening configured to accommodate a lighting device and comprising a peripheral portion configured to contact a first surface of a structure;
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- a plurality of legs extending from the peripheral portion, a leg of the plurality of legs comprising:
- a stem extending in an insertion direction of the lighting device;
- and
- a securing mechanism extending away from the stem and configured to contact a second surface of the structure opposite the first surface to secure the lighting device to the structure.
A light assembly comprising:
- a lighting device comprising:
- a light source configured to emit light;
- and
- a light housing attached to and configured to accommodate the light source;
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- a light securing device comprising:
- an exterior body having an opening configured to accommodate the light housing and comprising a peripheral portion configured to contact a first surface of a structure;
- and
- a plurality of legs extending from the peripheral portion, a leg of the plurality of legs comprising:
- a stem extending in an insertion direction of the light;
- and
- a securing mechanism extending away from the stem and configured to contact a second surface of the structure opposite the first surface to secure the lighting device to the structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.