Lighting equipment
OwnerSteve Lininventor
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Abstract
A lighting device including a reflector and a cap received in the front portion of a housing, a light bulb disposed on the reflector, and an electric board disposed in the housing. The lighting device is disposed in the car or the house and is energized before the user enters into the car or the house so that the interior of the car and the house can be clearly seen.
Claims3
A lighting device comprising a cylindrical housing including a front portion having an annular flange provided therein and a rear portion and including a pair of shafts oppositely extended therefrom, a reflector received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said annular flange, a cap received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said reflector, a light bulb disposed on said reflector, a lid engaged on said rear portion of said housing, at least one suction cup attached to said lid for attaching said lighting device to any suitable surface, an electric means disposed in said housing and electrically connected to said light bulb for controlling said light bulb, and a bracket including a pair of lugs extended therefrom for engagement with said shafts of said housing and arranged such that said housing is rotatable about said shafts, at least one first engaging means formed beside said shafts of said housing, and at least one second engaging means formed in said lugs for engagement with said first engaging means of said housing in order to couple said housing relative to said bracket in any suitable angular position.
A lighting device comprising a cylindrical housing including a front portion having an annular flange provided therein and a rear portion and including a pair of shafts oppositely extended therefrom, a reflector received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said annular flange, a cap received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said reflector, a cover engaged on said front portion of said housing for enclosing said cap and said reflector, a light bulb disposed on said reflector, a lid engaged on said rear portion of said housing, at least one suction cup attached to said lid for attaching said lighting device to any suitable surface, an electric means disposed in said housing and electrically connected to said light bulb for controlling said light bulb, and a bracket including a pair of lugs extended therefrom for engagement with said shafts of said housing and arranged such that said housing is rotatable about said shafts, a notch formed in said bracket and a hook fixed to said bracket, at least one first engaging means formed beside said shafts of said housing, and at least one second engaging means formed in said lugs for engagement with said first engaging means of said housing in order to couple said housing relative to said bracket.
A lighting device comprising a cylindrical housing including a front portion having an annular flange provided therein and a rear portion and including a pair of shafts oppositely extended therefrom, a plurality of depressions formed around each of said shafts, a reflector received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said annular flange, a cap received in said front portion of said housing and engaged with said reflector, a cover engaged on said front portion of said housing for enclosing said cap and said reflector, a light bulb disposed on said reflector, a lid engaged on said rear portion of said housing, at least one suction cup attached to said lid for attaching said lighting device to any suitable surface, an electric means disposed in said housing and electrically connected to said light bulb for controlling said light bulb, and a bracket including a pair of lugs extended therefrom for engagement with said shafts of said housing and arranged such that said housing is rotatable about said shafts, a notch formed in said bracket and a hook fixed to said bracket, at least one projection formed on each of said lugs for engagement with said depressions of said housing in order to couple said housing relative to said bracket in any suitable angular position.
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