Barrier wall mounting plate for electrical fixture enclosure
AssigneeDal Partnership
InventorsDale Klaus, Richard Ursch
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InventorsDale Klaus, Richard Ursch
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A lighting fixture has a canopy formed thereon. Electrical wiring for a lamp socket of the fixture is routed through the canopy. One end of each wire electrically connects to the socket, and the other end of each wire extends through the canopy. A mounting plate fits in opening defined by the canopy and is secured to the canopy. The plate has a central opening through which the free ends of the wires extend. The mounting plate includes a swivel bar attached to the plate on its side to connect it to an outlet box. By attaching the outlet box to the swivel bar, and then the mounting plate to the fixture, the fixture can be adjusted to any orientation regardless of the orientation of the outlet box. In one embodiment, the swivel bar is replaced with arcuate slots through which fasteners extend to allow the plate (and hence the fixture) to be set to a desired orientation with respect to the outlet box. The lighting fixture, in one embodiment, includes a socket assembly comprising a mounting bar which is mounted to the plate at one end and to which a socket is mounted at an opposite end. The cover and socket assembly are both independently mounted to the plate. Hence, no wiring is associated with the cover, per se.
An electrical fixture mountable to an outlet box through which electrical wires for connecting the fixture to a power source are routed, the fixture comprising:
An electrical lighting fixture comprising:
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An electrical lighting fixture comprising:
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