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Combined flood and spot light



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Document Number
US Patent 4755916
Issued Date
July 5, 1988
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A light is provided which includes a first, forwardly concave reflector member, a first, forward lamp spaced ahead of the reflector member, and a second rearwardly concave reflector member spaced forward of the lamp. The rear reflector member has a generally parabolic surface and the forward member has a generally arcuate surface. When the lamp is activated, its rays generally travel forward, are reflected off the second reflector member rearward onto the first reflector member, and thence forward in a substantially parallel array to provide a spot light. A second lamp is located axially rearward of the first lamp and forward of the first reflector. When this lamp is activated, its rays travel generally laterally, strike the first reflector member, and thence are reflected forward in generally random array to provide a flood light. Means are provided to selectively activate either or both of said lamps. In a further embodiment, the first reflective member has a spherical central portion and a parabolic peripheral portion.
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Owner
Collins Dynamics (Aurora, CO)
Published
July 5, 1988
Application Number
06/285,944
Filed
July 23, 1981
US Classification
362/236   362/241 362/298
Int'l Classification
F21V   7/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
USPTO Field of Search
362/61   362/64   362/80   362/83   362/235   362/236   362/241   362/242   362/243   362/247   362/248   362/298   362/303   362/307   362/311  
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