Integral worklight
AssigneeCooper Technologies Company
InventorsGeorge Michael Drake, Raymond Joseph Hiller, Kenneth Earl Ramsey, Ross Alfred Horton
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a worklight that is easily and safety transportable. The worklight of the present invention includes a stand which defines an interior cavity. An extendable support or telescopic pole may be attached to the stand. The invention further includes at least one light fixture. The light fixture is sized to be stored within the cavity of the stand. The light fixture also includes a clamp. The clamp is adapted to releasably secure the fixture to the extendable support or telescopic pole. The stand further creates two points of contact with the support surface with the first point of contact being larger in size than the second point of contact.
Claims10
A worklight for use on a support surface comprising:
- a stand defining an interior cavity and capable of forming a first point of contact with the support surface;
- an extendable support affixed to said stand;
- at least one light fixture, said light fixture sized to be stored within said cavity of said stand;
- said fixture including a clamp, said clamp adapted to releasably secure said fixture to said support;
- a door located on said stand which is operable between a closed and open position, in said open position said door is capable of forming a second point of contact with the support surface;
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- said first point of contact is larger in size than said second point of contact.
A worklight for use on a support surface comprising:
- a stand defining an interior cavity and capable of forming a first point of contact with the support surface;
- an extendable support affixed to said stand;
- at least one light fixture, said light fixture sized to be stored within said cavity of said stand;
- said fixture including a clamp, said clamp adapted to releasably secure said fixture to said support;
- a plurality of doors located on said stand with at least one of said doors capable of forming a second point of contact with the support surface;
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- said first point of contact is larger in size than said second point of contact.
A worklight for use on a support surface comprising:
- a stand defining an interior cavity and capable of forming a point of contact with the support surface;
- an extendable support affixed to said stand;
- at least one light fixture, said light fixture sized to be stored within said cavity of said stand;
- said fixture including a clamp, said clamp adapted to releasably secure said fixture to said support;
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- said light fixture nests within said stand through the use of an indentation on said fixture and said clamp.
A worklight for use on a support surface comprising:
- a stand defining an interior cavity and capable of forming a point of contact with the support surface;
- an extendable support affixed to said stand;
- at least one light fixture, said light fixture sized to be stored within said cavity of said stand;
- said fixture including a clamp, said clamp adapted to releasably secure said fixture to said support;
- said clamp is comprised of a first jaw surface pivotally connected to a second jaw surface;
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- said clamp operable between open and closed positions.
A worklight for use on a support surface comprising:
- a stand defining an interior cavity;
- an extendable support affixed to said stand;
- at least one light fixture, said light fixture sized to be stored within said cavity of said stand;
- said fixture including a clamp, said clamp adapted to releasably secure said fixture to said support;
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- said stand capable of forming a point of contact with the support surface and said stand is comprised of a top side, a bottom side and four opposing side walls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.