Light Assembly
Assignee3 Sticks Pty Ltd
InventorChauncey Hammond
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Abstract
A light assembly to be worn by a user. Typically the light assembly (10) would be worn on a user's arm. The assembly (10) includes a body (11) of a “U” shaped configuration so as to have a base (14) extending between a pair of generally co-extensive extensive arms (12). The body (11) is formed of resilient material so as to be retained in position when urged into engagement with an object, which is preferably a users arm or leg, by resilient deformation of the body. At least one light, which is preferably an LED module (15), is mounted in the body (11).
Claims21
1-16. (canceled)
A light assembly including:
- a body of “U” shaped configuration so as to encompass an area within which an object is to be located, the body being formed of resilient material so as to be retained in position secured to the object by being urged into engagement therewith by resilient deformation of the body;
- at least one light mounted in the body;
- and
- a battery mounted in the body and electrically coupled to the light to cause illumination of the light.
An assembly having a switch, the assembly including:
- a body configured so as to encompass an area within which an object is to be located so that the assembly is mounted on the object, the body including a socket;
- a battery mounted in the body;
- conductors operably associated with the battery and switch with the conductors extending to said socket so as to provide contacts to provide electric power;
- and
- a module releasably secured in the socket, the module including electrical components engaged with the contacts so that the module is powered by the battery upon operation of the switch by a user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.