A lamp included in electric fences, at one or more posts thereof. The lamp indicates when an electric charge is flowing through the electric wire, at full charge, partial charge or no charge.

An illumination mechanism for a drawer or the like comprising a battery case containing batteries and a lamp bulb in a lamp bulb housing pivoted to the side of a battery case. The battery case is mounted proximate to a surface to be illuminated and circuitry within the battery case and in the lamp bulb housing energizes the lamp bulb when the lamp bulb housing is rotated to face the area to be illuminated, and deenergizes the lamp when the lamp bulb housing is rotated to a storage position.

An improved light fixture for mounting on a vehicle is disclosed. The fixture has connectors which can make electrical contact with a lead wire by pushing the loop of a lead through a lead aperture past the connector and then pulling the lead in the opposite direction so that the cutting edge of the connector interlocks the lead and makes electrical contact with the lead wire. The fixture is provided with means for holding the lead firmly in interlocking relationship with the fixture to insure t...

A light projector for providing uniform surface area illumination of the type utilized in motion picture studios or the like, employs a housing having a reflector arranged at one end and a Fresnel lens arranged at the other end. At least two linear light sources are located in the interior of the projector at right angles to the optical axis and are electrically connected to a three-phase energization circuit. The lamps are arranged in a star-shaped pattern, relative one to another, and each is ...

A headgear, such as a hardhat or fireman's helmet, having a light unit applied thereto, including a light source for illuminating selective areas adjacent the headgear and which includes a current source for energizing the light source. Said current source forms a part of a drive unit which includes a pendulum and a flexible shaft actuated by the pendulum for changing the direction of the light beam emitted from the light source in response to movements of the head of the wearer of the headgear,...

Multiple reflector elements of an optical system intercept rays emitted by an energy source for reflection into a beamwidth pattern varying from a spotlight configuration to a medium-width beam floodlight. Beamwidth variation is accomplished by adjusting the position of the reflector elements relative to each other in the optical system. Axial flow fans at both the supply and exhaust ends of coaxial ducts provide an airflow for both cooling the energy source (lamp) and the reflector elements of ...

A mechanic's light comprising an electric light socket connected by a swivel connection to one end of a handle-like member to permit pivotal movement between the socket and member about axes extending transversely to each other. The opposite end of the handle-like member has a hook connected thereto for attaching the light to a convenient object for support thereby and permit precise adjustment of the socket to project light accurately onto a desired area or object.

A light is positioned adjacent a keyhole and between a storm or screen door and a house door. When the storm door is opened, the light turns on to light the keyhole, and when the storm door shuts, the light goes out.

A light fixture with hollow chandelier arms which support an electrical light source and are rotatably mounted on a wire splice housing. The chandelier arms form conduits for electrical wires to the light sources, and may be rotated with respect to the housing to fold into a smaller volume for shipment or the like without breaking the electrical connections to the light sources. The light fixture may be suspended on a chain or mounted in a floor stand, or incorporated in a pole for support of a ...

An opaque envelope for utilization in a photographic camera, said envelope comprising a light-transmitting chamber which excludes extraneous light, and which is fabricated of an ethylene-propylene-diene rubber.