Vehicle emergency safety light
AssigneeThe St. Christopher Project, LLC
InventorsNancy Marshall McMeekin, Robert L. McMeekin, George Daniel
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an emergency vehicle light for deploying in emergency situations wherein the light is positioned higher than the top or highest point of the vehicle. By utilizing segmented poles which can semi-automatically or automatically assemble with the light at the top of the pole, the light will be positioned for viewing at a height combining the vehicle and device height, thus able to be seen from a long distance away.
Claims15
A vehicle emergency safety light comprising:
- a) a base having an upper and lower surface;
- b) a plurality of feet on the lower surface of the base positioned for sitting on top of the vehicle;
- c) a multi-segmented support pole having a shock corded semi-automatic self assembly, the pole having a first end and a second end, the first end attached to the upper surface of the base, the second end extending upward from the upper surface of the base;
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- d) an LED light fixture mounted at the second end of the support pole having one or more LED lights powered by a self contained battery system.
A vehicle emergency safety light comprising a vehicle, having mounted therein:
- a) a multi-segmented support pole having automatic self assembly or extension, the assembly or extension triggered by an accident sensor in the car or a manual switch, the pole having a first end and a second end, the first end attached to a fixed position in the vehicle;
- b) an LED light fixture mounted at the second end of the support pole having one or more LED lights powered by a battery system which turns on triggered by the accident sensor or manual switch;
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- c) wherein the pole when extended or assembled is extended higher than a highest point of the vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.