Portable work light with adaptable supporting mechanism
OwnerThomas L. Klamminventor
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Abstract
A portable work light has a transparent tube through which light is emitted from a source within the tube. A pair of fasteners each have a strap that extends around the tube with a coupling attached to the strap. A cord passes through both couplings and has fixed loop at one end through which passes a section of the cord at the other end. The fixed loop is received within a tubular fastener which is able to slide along the fixed loop. The tubular fastener has a first position along the fixed loop in which the section of the cord is captivated from moving through the fixed loop, and a second position in which the section of cord is able to move through the fixed loop. This structure allows the cord to be held cinched around an object for supporting the transparent tube from which light is emitted.
Claims10
A portable work light comprising:
- a cord having a first end with a fixed loop formed thereat and a section of the cord passing through the fixed loop to form an adjustable loop of the cord;
- a tube having an aperture within which the cord is received with the tube able to slide along the cord, wherein the tube at a first position squeezes the fixed loop against the section of the cord thereby captivating the cord from moving through the fixed loop, and the tube at a second position along the cord allows the cord to move through the fixed loop;
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- a work light having a housing and a fastener for attaching the housing to the cord.
A portable work light comprising:
- a light source having transparent tube from which light is emitted;
- first and second fastening assemblies each having a strap extending around the light source and having a coupling attached to the strap;
- a cord passing through the coupling of each of the first and second fastening assemblies, and having a first end portion with a fixed loop and a second end portion which passes through the fixed loop;
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- a tube having an aperture within which the fixed loop of the cord is received and is able to slide along the fixed loop, wherein the tube has a first position with respect to the fixed loop in which the second end portion is captivated from moving through the fixed loop, and a second position with respect to the fixed loop in which the second end portion is able to move through the fixed loop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.