Rail lighting and lamp attachment for automotive creeper
OwnerJeremiah Couttsinventor
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Abstract
An illumination attachment apparatus for an automotive creeper is disclosed herein. The apparatus includes light sources, a rechargeable power supply source for supplying electric energy to the light sources, wiring for routing the electric energy to the light sources, cables for encasing the wiring, rails having a channel for circumscribing a portion of the creeper, and magnets disposed within each channel for magnetically attaching and detaching the apparatus to the creeper.
Claims16
An illumination attachment apparatus for a creeper having a frame and wheeled-platform, comprising:
- a plurality of light sources;
- a rechargeable power supply source for supplying electric energy to the plurality of light sources;
- wiring for routing the electric energy to the plurality of light sources;
- at least one cable for encasing the wiring, the cable having female and corresponding male housings for connecting or disconnecting the electric energy from the plurality of light sources;
- a plurality of rails, each rail of the plurality of rails having a channel for circumscribing at least a portion of the frame of the creeper;
- and,
- a plurality of magnets disposed within each channel of each rail of the plurality of rails for magnetically attaching and detaching the apparatus to the frame of the creeper,
- wherein at least one output of the plurality of light sources is emitted from along a length of at least one of the plurality of rails.
An attachment apparatus configured to be fitted to a head section and first and second opposed sides of an automotive creeper, the apparatus comprising:
- a first generally S-shaped member having a first three-walled, two-cornered section and a second three-walled, two-cornered section with one wall in common between the two sections, the first three-walled section forming a channel for circumscribing a portion of the first of the opposed sides of the creeper;
- a second generally S-shaped member in the mirror image of the first S-shaped member having a first three-walled, two-cornered section and a second three-walled, two-cornered section with one wall in common between the two sections, the first three-walled section forming a channel for circumscribing a portion of the second of the opposed sides of the creeper;
- a generally C-shaped member and a flange member joined to one side of the C-shaped member forming two, adjacently oriented, three-walled, two-cornered sections with one wall in common between the two sections, and one of the three-walled sections forming a channel for circumscribing a portion of the head section of the creeper;
- a series of light-emitting diodes disposed between a pair of opposed walls within the second three-walled section of the first S-shaped member thereby forming a tunnel within the second three-walled section of the first S-shaped member, and a series of light-emitting diodes disposed between a pair of opposed walls within the second three-walled section of the second S-shaped member thereby forming a tunnel within the second three-walled section of the second S-shaped member;
- a light-emitting diode lamp having a flexible neck portion attached to the flange member;
- a plurality of magnets disposed within each channel of each S-shaped member and the C-shaped member for magnetically attaching and detaching the apparatus to the creeper.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.