Adjustable recessed lighting fixture
AssigneesWashington-Electronics Co. Ltd., Ming-Hsuan Chen
InventorShu-Chang Wang
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Abstract
An adjustable recessed lighting fixture includes a housing which is adapted to be recessedly mounted in a wall. A base is fixedly mounted in the housing. The base has a substantially semi-spherical cavity defined therein. A casing is pivotally and receivably disposed in the cavity such that the casing is movable relative to the cavity along a semi-spherical shape of the cavity. At least one socket is disposed in the casing. The socket has a light emitting unit installed therein which is adapted for providing illumination. By manually and rotatably adjusting the casing relative to the base, a projecting direction of the light emitting unit is changed.
Claims5
An adjustable recessed lighting fixture comprising:
- a housing adapted to be recessedly mounted in a wall;
- a base fixedly mounted in the housing, the base having a substantially semi-spherical cavity defined therein;
- a casing pivotally and receivably disposed in the cavity such that the casing is movable relative to the cavity along a semi-spherical shape of the cavity;
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- at least one socket disposed in the casing, the socket having a light emitting unit installed therein adapted for providing illumination;
- the casing including a bowl pivotally and receivably nesting in the cavity of the base such that the bowl is movable relative to the cavity along the semi-spherical shape of the cavity, the bowl having a receiving space defined therein for accommodating the at least one socket;
- a lid mounted on the bowl for shielding the receiving space, the lid having at least one opening defined therein for corresponding to the at least one socket received in the receiving space such that the at least one socket is confinedly positioned in the opening;
- wherein by manually and rotatably adjusting the casing relative to the base, a projecting direction of the light emitting unit is changed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.