Lighting fixture accessory

A lighting fixture accessory device extensible to various lengths comprising:

• an inner tubular housing and an outer tubular housing of predetermined length, said inner tubular housing being of such diameter as to telescopingly fit within said outer housing, said outer housing terminating at a first end in at least two spaced, inwardly extending lips, said lips being slidably retained in at least two grooves extending longitudinally from a first end of said inner housing, along a portion of said inner housing, said lips and grooves cooperating to prevent relative rotation of said inner and outer housings during telescoping movement thereof;
• an outwardly extending threaded standard male fitting adapted to fit a standard electrical receptacle extending from a second end of one of said tubular housings;
• a standard female threaded electric socket extending outwardly from a second end of said other housing and connectable to the male fitting of a similar accessory device whereby a plurality of such devices may be releasably coupled together;
• electrically conductive interconnections within said inner and outer telescoping housings extending between said fitting and said socket, said interconnections comprising a first pair of rectangular metallic bars affixed at one end in a cantilever manner to an insulated support adjacent said fitting, said first bars having free ends and extending in parallel relation within one of said housings, and a second pair of rectangular metallic bars affixed at one end in a cantilever manner to an insulated support adjacent said receptacle, said second bars having free ends and extending in parallel relation within the other of said housings, said first bars each having their free end portions formed into a sleeve for sliding contact with one of said second bars, said electrical interconnection being prevented from losing contact with each other during rotation of said device due to said cooperation of said lips and grooves.