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US 5,295,057 AGranted
Light on a stick
OwnerJohn J. Buonsante, George Spectorinventors
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Abstract
A utility pole lamp is provided which consists of a plurality of elongated sections telescopically joined together to form a single adjustable vertical support shaft, so that the length of the shaft can be varied by adjusting the sections with respect to each other. A plurality of locking devices are each located between two of the elongated sections, so that the length of the shaft can be maintained. A lighting fixture having a lamp cage and cover is mounted to one of the elongated sections to provide illumination therefrom.
Claims2
A utility pole lamp comprising:
- a) a plurality of elongated adjustably telescoped sections including top and bottom sections forming an adjustable support shaft;
- b) a plurality of locking devices each located between adjacent sections so that a desired shaft length may be maintained;
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- c) a lighting fixture mounted on one of said sections;
- d) a member having a hook at one end and a flat surface at an opposite end, wherein said member is pivotly mounted on said top section with means for securing said member in one position with the hook upper most and in another position with the flat surface upper most;
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- e) a spring secured to said bottom section.
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A utility pole lamp which comprises:
- a) a plurality of elongated sections including upper most and lower most sections telescopically joined together to form a single adjustable vertical support shaft so that the length of said shaft can be varied by adjusting said sections with respect to each other;
- b) a plurality of locking devices, each located between two of said elongated sections so that the length of said shaft can be maintained;
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- c) a lighting fixture having a lamp cage and cover mounted to one of said elongated sections to provide illumination therefrom;
- d) a hook member secured to a top end of said upper most section so that said support shaft can be hung by said hook member;
- e) a base spring secured to a bottom end of said lower most section, so that said support shaft can be suspended between a floor and a ceiling by said hook member and said base spring;
- further including a pair of cord cleats, spaced apart and mounted onto said lower most section, so that a line cord of said lighting fixture can be wrapped about said cord cleats when not in use;
- further including:
- f) said upper most section having a slot extending downwardly from the top end;
- g) a fastener extending transversely through said upper most section at said slot and through said hook member, so that said hook member can rotate on said fastener through said slot;
- h) said hook member having two sides bores radially and oppositely positioned about said fastener, a flat bottom end and a curved hook top end;
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- i) a spring biased release lever mounted to a side of said upper most section proximate the top end, so as to engage within one of said side bores in said hook member, whereby in a first position and hook member is retained with the curved hook top end extending therefrom, so as to be hung therefrom, and in a second position said hook member is retained with the flat bottom end extending therefrom to better contact the ceiling.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.