Abstract: A shelf for mounting to a wall without fasteners and for magnetically holding a candle comprises a shelf portion comprising a substantially planar upper surface configured for holding a candle, a first magnet at least partially embedded within the shelf portion, the first magnet configured to magnetically interact with a battery of the candle, a wall portion coupled to the shelf portion, the wall portion comprising a substantially planar surface configured for contacting a surface of a wall, and a second magnet at least partially embedded within the wall portion and configured to interact with a fastener behind the surface of the wall. Related candle holders and systems including fastenerless shelves for holding one or more candles are also disclosed.

Abstract: A device for mounting lighting sources on a substrate includes a mounting frame provided with fixing formations for fixing on the substrate, the mounting frame defining a cavity for receiving the lighting source which rests on the substrate. A locking member may be provided which can be positioned in the cavity of the mounting frame to urge said lighting source toward the substrate. At least one of the mounting frame and the locking member may include at least one retaining formation for the lighting source, including one or more pins extending into corresponding openings in the lighting source, and/or one or more elastic fins extending from the mounting frame to elastically contact the lighting source.

Abstract: An aquarium lamp bracket assembly includes a bracket including a base frame, a coupling tube located at the front side of the base frame defining an axial coupling hole and a longitudinal opening and a clamping member extended from the back side of the base frame and defining with the elongated base member a clamping mouth for fastening to a glass panel of an aquarium housing, and an adjustable lamp tube holder including a pivot shaft angularly adjustably mounted in the coupling hole in the coupling tube, a lamp tube holder shell holding a lamp tube and and a neck connected between the pivot shaft and the lamp tube holder shell and inserted through the longitudinal opening of the bracket.

Abstract: In various embodiments, a system for providing an LED illumination source on a surface includes a light module comprising (i) an illumination area for receiving one or more light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and (ii) slip joints at first and second ends of the light module, each slip joint comprising a slip joint slot, and at least one bracket for mounting the light module to the surface, the at least one bracket having (i) a fitting frictionally receivable within one of the slip joint slots and (ii) a mounting region engageable to the surface.

Abstract: A light holder including a suspension tie; a wire cradle attached to the suspension tie; a friction arm attached to the suspension tie; a matrix of knurls extending from the friction arm; and a matrix of concavities aligned with and underlying the matrix of knurls; each knurl among the matrix of knurls having a rhombus shaped periphery and each concavity among the matrix of concavities having a rhombus shaped periphery; each of the rhombus shaped peripheries of the matrices of knurls and concavities having a longitudinal vertex and an oppositely longitudinal vertex, each vertex being acutely angled; the matrices of knurls and concavities corrugating the friction arm and defining an overlying channel grid and an underlying ridge grid.

Abstract: Embodiments include a method and apparatus for an integrated illumination device mount and for mounting the integrated illumination device and mount to a firearm or helmet. In some embodiments, the integrated illumination device mount is a low profile mount. In some embodiments, the integrated illumination device mount allows rigid mounting of an illumination device to a rail of a firearm. In other embodiments, the integrated illumination device allows pivotal mounting of the illumination device to a rail of a firearm. In yet other embodiments, the integrated illumination device mount allows pivotal mounting of the illumination device to a rail of a helmet.

Abstract: A suspension has a holding element to which an arm is rotatably fastened, wherein a coupling element is provided which is rotatable around the holding element independently of the arm and which forms a security against rotation.

Abstract: A lighting fixture includes a light unit, a supporting frame pivotally coupling with the light unit, and an angle adjustment arrangement including a first gear member provided at the light housing, and a second gear member provided at the supporting arm. The first gear member has a first teething face to match and engage with a second teething face of the gear member. When the first gear member is moved apart from the second gear member, the light housing is adapted to pivotally move with respect to the supporting frame so as to selectively adjust the projecting angle of the light unit. After the projecting angle of the light unit is set, the first gear member is moved back to re-engage with the second gear member to lock up the light unit at the projecting angle.

Abstract: A system and method of releasably mounting a device, usually to a ceiling, is disclosed. The system has a ceiling mounted unit (200) and a device mounted unit (250), releasably joined preferably by an magnetic coupling (202) which engages a floating plate (252) allowing for positive coupling even if the units are misaligned. A safety latch (256) with a locking/latching claw (260) and ejection/disengagement prong (266) provide positive locking and a method of separating the units despite strong adhesion forces.

Abstract: A flashlight comprises a flashlight body and an annular ring slideably fitting on the flashlight body, and means for fixing the annular ring at a desired position on the flashlight body. The means may include a set screw. An optional and/or removable clip may be disposed longitudinally on the flashlight body between the flashlight body and the annular ring.

Abstract: A lamp seat of a hand tool comprises a clamping seat; an upper end of the clamping seat having a clamping portion formed by for posts; a lower side of the cambered surface having a ball shape groove; a receiving seat; a upper side of the cambered surface being protruded with a combining portion; a top of the combining portion having a ball-like shape corresponding to the ball shape groove of the clamping seat; a bottom side of the receiving seat being formed with a first through hole and a second through hole. Thus, the lamp seat can carry a hand tool and a flashlight at the same time. Moreover, a clamping seat of the present invention can rotate with respect to the receiving seat through a wide range.

Abstract: A flashlight structure with a heat-dissipation device is disclosed. The flashlight structure includes a base having a conducting point isolated with the base; a high-power luminary disposed on the base and having an anode electrode connecting with the conducting point and a cathode electrode connecting with the base; a power source having a positive terminal connecting to the conducting point and a negative terminal connecting to the base for providing the luminary with power; and a housing including the base and having plural heat sink for dissipating the heat produced by the high-power luminary, thereby preventing the flashlight from damage of device or diminution of use life.

Abstract: A detachable lamp assembly device is disclosed. A limiting reed is locked to the receiving groove. A buckling elastic piece is locked to the limit groove. Two sides of the limiting reed are installed with buckles; and the buckles slightly protrude from an edge of the receiving groove. An edge of each buckle of the reed is installed with a bank of stepped surface. Thus, after the lamp rod is inserted into the lamp seat, the lamp rod is prevented from being out of the lamp seat. Thereby, a user can assemble the lamp rod by inserting it into the lamp seat easily. Moreover, the lamp is detachable for storage and transfer with a smaller volume.

Abstract: An easy detachable lamp assembly device comprises a lamp seat and a lamp rod. The wire winding box has a cover which is locked to the wire winding box through a screw rod, a spring and a washer; an inner surface of the cover is protruded with a plurality of blocks. A top of the lamp seat has an embedding hole for being embedded by a block of the cover. An end portion at a front end of the lamp rod is inserted into the inserting seat. A top of the lamp rod has a cut-in portion for buckling the block entering into the embedding hole. After the lamp rod is inserted into the lamp seat, the end portion of the lamp rod is inserted into the inserting seat so that the lamp seat is electrically conductive to the lamp rod. Thereby, the lamp is detachable for storage and transfer.

Abstract: An adhesive type LED lead frame includes a crystal base, a positive pole plate, a base joint and a flat joint. The crystal base is a conductive solid base and has a base part at the center thereof with a locating recess with a lower thin adhesive part at two opposite sides thereof respectively. The positive pole plate is disposed at a lateral side of the crystal base with a flat joining part parallel to the adhesive parts, having a connecting part with a sense of direction corresponding the base part. The base joint and the flat joint are disposed between the crystal base and the positive pole plate and provide a very thin thickness respectively. The base joint is removed before a solid crystal or a chip being placed in the base part and connecting wires thereof being packaged. Also, the flat joint is removed after the packaging job so as to constitute two poles adhered to a circuit board.

Abstract: A lighting apparatus includes a tubular flashlight with a barrel of a selected size and shape, and a sleeve of uniform cross-section. The sleeve has a through aperture into which the flashlight barrel is engaged with a forward end and a rearward end of the barrel extending from the sleeve. A surface of the aperture has longitudinal resilient ribs. The ribs are of a shape, size, spacing and resiliency as to enable tight gripping of the ribs on the barrel.

Abstract: A headlight for use on a head gear, or the like, is provided. A LED serves as a light source mounted on a clamp for attachment to the head gear in any one of the three orientation planes. A universal mount of the light source on the clamp allows the light beam to be directed by up and down, as well as by side-to-side, manual adjustment. The beam covers substantially all frontal objects without changing the position of the clamp. A pair of pivot connections, or a ball and socket mechanism, exhibit sufficient frictional engagement to hold the light source in position. The pivot connection may be used to support the ball on the light source in the second embodiment. The socket is split along its curvature lines and an O-ring extends around the split socket to assure frictional engagement to hold the light source in position.

Abstract: An adjustable utility light for suspension from an object has a nominal width and lateral edges, and both an elongate hollow member with opposing open ends and an axis. A pair of generally elongate gripping members is also present, each with a free gripping end and a hollow member engaging end. The gripping members are slidably and rotatably mounted with regard to associated open ends of the hollow member so as to be able to change the axial distance between the gripping members. An elongate biasing member extends through the hollow member and is attached at opposite ends to the gripping member. The biasing member is generally under tension so as to urge the gripping members towards each other, minimizing the distance between them. It is stretchable upon separation along the axis of the gripping members against its own biasing forces. An elongate lamp is provided with an axial length generally equal to the nominal width of the hollow member.

Abstract: An anti-slip fluorescent electronic energy-saving lamp comprises a fluorescent tube or bulb and a lamp cabinet within which the electronic parts are installed. The outer shell of the lamp cabinet is of a surface of revolution, on which an anti-slip ring is mounted. The anti-slip ring is made of anti-slip materials and the ring sectional plane of the anti-slip ring is in parallel with the circular sectional plane of the outer shell of the lamp cabinet. Thanks to the anti-slip ring mounted outside the outer shell of the lamp cabinet, the fluorescent electronic energy-saving lamp of the present invention is easy to grasp and will not be easily to fall to the ground and break into pieces in installation and usage. Since the anti-slip ring is made of rubber or plastic, it can be made into various colors, which is helpful for identification and decoration.

Abstract: A light fixture is provided which includes an annular fitter having inner and outer surfaces, with the inner surface defining a hollow interior, and the fitter further including an open first end. The fixture further includes a substantially annular retention member disposed within the fitter, with retention member including a substantially annular base portion having radially inner and outer surfaces, with the radially outer surface being disposed in contacting engagement with the inner surface of said fitter. The retention member further includes a plurality of circumferentially spaced springs integral with the base and protruding therefrom and a plurality of circumferentially spaced circumferential stops integral with the base and protruding therefrom. The light fixture further includes a light shade having a neck and a light emitting enclosure integral with the neck. The neck includes a first lobed portion having a proximal end integral with the light-emitting enclosure and a distal end.

Abstract: The device prevents the undesired movement of a flashlight. It is fabricated from elastic material. It may be installed on many different models of flashlight. It does not interfere with the normal use or maintenance of the flashlight. It may be installed or removed without complex manipulation or the use of tools.

Abstract: The rotatable and mountable light assembly of the present invention includes a base member, the base member pivotally connected to a clamping member, the clamping member comprising a means to removably secure the base member to a bar; a lamp holding member releasably secured to the base member, the lamp holding member comprising a lamp receiving space, the lamp receiving space being of sufficient space to receive at least one individual lamp. The lamp holding member is capable of altering its orientation with regard to the base member such that the orientation of the lamp holding member vis-à-vis the clamping member may be altered; the single lamp residing in a portion of the receiving space, the lamp comprising a lens and a means to illuminate; and a means to provide power to the lamp.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for converting a hollow receptacle into an electric lamp are disclosed. The receptacle may be converted into a lamp on its own, or may be further filled with an artificial or live plant. In a preferred embodiment, the lamp fixture of the present invention comprises a central section a plurality of resilient spokes extending from the central section in a lamp apparatus connected to the base. The base is inserted into the receptacle and the spokes engage one or more wall portions of the receptacle in order to secure the base. Preferably, additional wall bands are supplied in order to enhance the frictional engagement of the spokes with the receptacle.

Abstract: A support frame for decorative lights disposed about a window includes top, bottom, and first and second side members connected together to form a generally rectangular structure. Each frame member includes a pair of elongated, linear members connected lengthwise in a telescoping manner which are hollow and rectangular in cross-section and have respective inner and outer walls. The inner and outer walls of each frame member are each provided with a plurality of spaced apertures, with each pair of aligned apertures in the inner and outer walls adapted to receive a decorative light in a tight-fitting manner. Lights inserted in aligned apertures of a pair of telescoping frame members prevent sliding movement between the frame members. This telescoping connection within each linear frame member in combination with a spring-biased tension cap on the end of each frame member allows the support frame to be adjusted to fit a wide range of window frame heights and widths.

Abstract: A third hand for a flashlight. A flashlight holder adapted for receiving the flashlight that includes provision for stabilizing the flashlight loosely on a support surface or temporarily and releasably attaching the flashlight to a support surface or object. The flashlight holder is pivotally connected to an elongate joint arm at one end thereof, and a mounting mechanism is pivotally connected to the joint arm at the other end thereof. The mounting mechanism includes a variety of attachment devices, and the flashlight holder includes a plurality of stabilizing devices.

Abstract: A mounting bar for spacing apart indicator lights used in electronic equipment has a channel bar with a base and a top edge from which spaced apart mounting fingers cantileverly extend. The channel bar, base, and fingers form a cavity within which indicator light modules are frictionally held. The indicator light modules may have extending protrusions which engage the gaps between the mounting fingers. The protrusions may be of the same width between the mounting fingers, or may be wider than the gaps between the mounting fingers for increased frictional retention of the indicator lights within the mounting bar.

Abstract: The structure of a lamp socket unit has a lamp bulb, a lamp base and a lamp holder; said lamp bulb comprising vacuum part within in it providing a filament, a rear end and a pair of conductor wires; said lamp base comprising a lug, a neck and an end, said end having two holes, said lug having an opening end, the conductor wires passed through said opening end to enter holes, and said wires to be bent along the outside of said end so that the end of said lamp bulb received within the opening end of said lamp base; said lamp holder being hollow in it, both are opening end, the terminal to be contacted by the conductor wire passing through the rear opening of the lamp holder; the front opening received the end and neck of the lamp base, to cause the conductor wires to be contacted to the terminals so as to complete the electrical circuit; wherein the lug and neck of lamp base having one or more than one elasticity or expandable part, the outside diameter of neck of the lamp base is larger than the inside diamete

Abstract: A miniature lamp, as typically used as a Christmas tree decoration, in which an integral light bulb and base is held in its inserted position within a cooperating socket by latching tongues that, when providing their latching function, assume an out-of-the-way position that minimizes any contact that inadvertently would cause an unlatching of the tongues and consequent release of the light bulb and base.

Abstract: A display device for displaying ornamental electric lamps in windows or other framed structures, is described. The display device includes supporting rods which can be easily assembled and disassembled and inserted in a window frame. The supporting rods include compressible end cap means which allow the supporting rods to be adapted to fit snugly within a window, or other frame, without damaging the frame. The supporting rods further include rotatable interconnecting means for detachably engaging two or more of the supporting rods together to provide for forming a variety of configurations of the display device in the window.

Abstract: A Christmas tree light including a plastic lamp holder defining an open chamber, and a bulb fastened to the open chamber of the lamp holder, wherein the lamp holder has two opposite transverse ribs inside the open chamber, the bulb has two opposite engagement faces forced into engagement with the periphery of the open chamber of the lamp holder, and two opposite transverse retaining grooves forced into engagement with the transverse ribs of the lamp holder.

Abstract: A flashlight holder is described which can be used with differently sized flashlights. The holder includes vise grip pliers for gripping structure adjacent a location it is desired to illuminate. A connector of the holder includes a collar for one size flashlight, as well as two rings for flashlights of other sizes. A bolt is threaded within the collar and acts as an adjustment mechanism for connection to any one of the differently sized flashlights. An interface device which secures the connector to the vise grip pliers facilitates the holding of flashlights or other objects of different weights. Its construction includes a mating ball and socket structure cap and a housing for a bolt on another adjustment mechanism provided as part of the vise grip pliers. The housing and cap are so secured together by bolts that tightening or loosening them changes the resistance to movement of the ball within the socket and movement of the interface device relative to the vise grip pliers.

Abstract: A modular flashlight is formed from three parts which are screwed together--a battery housing, a switch housing, and a head. An O-ring at each screw connection provides a substantially watertight seal. A bulb is mounted in the switch housing and a reflector is mounted in the head. Rotation of the head relative to the switch housing varies the focus of the light reflected by the reflector. The head can be removed from the switch housing so that the bulb can provide candle illumination.

Abstract: An attachable flashlight includes a housing for containing a power source and a light source. The housing has an elongate opening, a generally round opening and a hook disposed on one of its sides for allowing a user to releasably secure the flashlight to a support.

Abstract: An unloosable and unturnable lamp base system includes a lamp base with a central hole defined by a cylindrical wall provided with vertical slots, a cylindrical socket with a central upper hole for the lamp base to fit therein and with vertical ribs on inner surface to press on the outer surface of the lamp base. The slots of the lamp base provide elasticity to clamp a lamp with proper tightness when the lamp is fitted in the central hole of the base. The slots also function an escape passage for heat produced by the lamp to escape preventing the lamp from breaking caused by inflation by heat, and from loosing or rotating.

Abstract: Decorative lighting string push-in type socket unit has a lamp bulb, a lamp base, a lamp holder and an insert for frictional fitting of the bulb, the base and the holder, wherein the insert is made of an elastic material in a form that is convenient to be selectively inserted interfacing between the lamp bulb and the lamp base, the lamp base and the lamp holder to make possible the stable fitting of the instant push-in assembly of the unit. The frictional force is exerted through the embossment of a raised surface in a dotted or ribbed pattern when the insert is in the form of a strap; or a pattern simulating a screw thread when the insert is in the form of an insertable nipple or bushing. The strap form insert can be made into a continuous length or may be divided into halves or sections. In addition to the abovesaid embossment, folding lines, snap holes and conductor passages can also be optionally provided thereupon.

Abstract: A combination searchlight, which includes a searchlight, which has a lamp case covered with a rim and a lens and connected to a lamp case supporting arm thereof at the top of a handle thereof, a carrying strap fixed to the handle and lamp case supporting arm of the searchlight, and a mount fixed to the lamp case supporting arm to carry a compass and a reflecting bar, wherein the rim is fastened to the lamp case through a screw joint and has a plurality of pins perpendicularly extended from the front side thereof and spaced around the periphery for protecting the lens.

Abstract: The improved landscape lighting device suitable for use indoors and outdoors. It is particularly adapted to have the lower end thereof placed in a hole in the ground for low level landscape lighting. A lamp, preferably of the sealed beam type, is releasably held within a flexible, resilient, cylindrical, elastomeric gasket having a sidewall defining an open upper end and open lower end. The inner surface of the gasket is grooved to releasably grip the periphery of the lamp. The exterior surface of the gasket has a plurality of spaced, outwardly extending lugs, preferably in the form of fingers or elongated cylinders, protruding therefrom, which lugs frictionally engage the interior surface of a generally cylindrical, weatherproof housing. The housing has a sidewall defining a central space within which the gasket is disposed. The housing has an open upper end and open lower end.

Abstract: A lamp and extension cord set comprising a removable extension cord reel and lamp set mounted onto a stable base frame platform and provided with at least two handlebars for carrying. The extension cord reel connects a lamp to a distant power supply and is provided with a curved stop bar as a safety feature and a handlebar for carrying the barrel. The lamp set contains the light source within a lamp head and a lamp cover. A power switch and a separate retractile power cord are attached to the lamp set for connection to a power supply with or without the extension cord reel. The lamp may be pivoted or rotated both horizontally and vertically with respect to the base frame to adjust the direction of the light from the lamp. The lamp assembly may also be removed from the base frame to provide an overhead light source if desired.

Abstract: A light includes an adjusting mechanism for focusing the light beam. The light includes a casing, a reflector mounted in the casing, and a piston housing mounted in the casing. A piston is slidably mounted in the piston housing and carries a bulb. A screw is rotatably mounted on the casing and is threadedly engaged with the piston. Rotation of the screw slides the piston and the bulb relative to the reflector to adjust the light beam.

Abstract: A device for use with a motorcycle helment is disclosed which directs a safety light rearward from the lower back portion of the helmet. The light is removably mounted onto the helmet with a variety of mounting apparatus, each of which allows the light to be quickly and conveniently installed and removed from the helmet. The light, which is entirely self-contained, is mounted onto the helmet in a way allowing the light to detach itself during an accident to avoid inflicting serious head or neck injury on the rider due to the light becoming snagged during the accident.

Abstract: A sleeve type lamp stabilizer that is made so that it will fit over a lamp socket, to be rigidly held in place with respect to the socket. The stabilizer can be clamped to the socket or rigidly connected to the lamp housing which mounts the socket. The sleeve type stabilizer has pads that support the lamp at the lamp neck. The need for support results from the common practice to provide a small amount of clearance between the lamp socket and the mating base of the lamp to insure that the lamp will not corrode in place or otherwise become stuck in its socket when it is time to replace the lamp with present large lamps. This slight amount of play in the socket translates into a large amount of movement at the opposite end of the lamp and thus the independent support stabilizes the lamp, and prevents mechanical vibrations from prematurely causing lamp failure.

Abstract: In the preferred and illustrated embodiment, a vehicle headlight attachment is disclosed. The attachment comprises a concavo-convex surface boardered by an upstanding and circumferentially extending rim which is provided with a plurality of beads formed on the interior surface thereof for attaching the attachment to the vehicle headlight. A removable filter element mountable on the headlight attachment is also disclosed.

Abstract: An articulated operating theatre lamp has a handle (19, 20) by means of which it can be moved about several axes. The constructional elements which are movable relative to one another (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) are normally secured relative to one another by means of mechanically applied but electrically releasable brakes (18) arranged in the vicinity of their hinged connections (17). Electrical switch means 21 are provided on the handle (19, 20), which actuate the electrical release mechanism (22) for the brakes (18) on being contacted by an operator and thus temporarily release the brakes during handling of the lamp (FIG. 1).

Abstract: A lamp stabilizer adapted to be mounted to the housing of a light fixture includes a mounting bracket secured to the light fixture and an elongated rigid rod slidably mounted for axial movement with respect to the bracket. The lamp stabilizer has a lamp engaging socket mounted on one end of the rod for selective engagement with an outer end portion of a lamp mounted in the housing. The lamp engaging socket is generally frustum-shaped and has at least one layer of heat insulating and lamp cushioning material secured to an inner side thereof for direct engagement with the outer end portion of the lamp. The lamp engaging socket is positioned with respect to the lamp by moving the rod with respect to the mounting bracket. A friction clip is selectively securable along the axial length of the rod and when secured thereto, engages the mounting bracket to restrict movement of the rod in direction away from the lamp.

Abstract: An improved device for hanging a strand of ornamental light fixtures, wherein the device includes a mounting bracket having a bottom wall and a pair of oppositely positioned flexible side-clamping walls, so as to clamp the bracket to a fixed structure. The bottom wall includes a channel formed therein to slidably receive a head member formed on the light socket, whereby the light socket is removably attached to the mounting bracket.A second embodiment is formed having a pair of adjustable interconnecting wall sections, one section having a side-clamping wall and an integrally formed support wall, the other wall section having a side-clamping wall and an integrally formed bottom wall which includes a channel. The engaging surfaces of the support wall and the bottom wall include a plurality of projecting teeth members for adjusting the bracket to fit a particular size fixed structure.

Abstract: Luminaire comprising a base in which there is an opening, and a lamp housing having a projecting tubular wall portion which is detachably lockable in the opening of the base and is rotatable therein around its longitudinal axis.In accordance with the invention the said wall portion is provided around its end to be placed in the opening with a resilient metal sleeve, which is fixed in the axial direction, the tubular wall portion being rotatable with resistance within the sleeve. On placing the wall portion in the opening the sleeve assumes a fixed position with respect to the base.

Abstract: A mounting bar for spacing and retaining indicator lights for use with electronic equipment. An elongated channel bar includes a cavity extending along the front wall of the bar. Light emitting diode (LED) modules having light emitting diodes (LED's) mounted therein are frictionally engaged to the bar within the elongated cavity at predetermined locations. This permits LED modules to be mounted and arranged at predetermined spacings as requested by the user without retooling or special handling. The LED modules also include connector leads extending perpendicular from the LED's for connection to a printed circuit board of electronic equipment.

Abstract: A recessed incandescent lighting fixture has a faceplate and a wireway spaced from the faceplate for holding a bulb socket and for effecting the electrical connections to the fixture. A substantially cylindrical thermal protector is connected to the wireway by a wireway extension comprising a flexible metallic conduit; and a bracket is disposed on the rear surface of the faceplate for releasably retaining the protector and conduit thereat. The bracket comprises a base member, a first mounting member having a first slot therein for releasably retaining the thermal protector, a second mounting member having two arms forming a second slot for releasably receiving the minor root diameter of the conduit, and a spacing member disposed in the slots for deflecting the two arms relative to each other at an angle substantially equal to the pitch of the conduit thread.

Abstract: A protective sleeve that can be slipped over the knurled barrel of a flashlight or similar article to protect surrounding objects from the abrasive action of the knurling is composed of a resilient slip-resistant vinyl. When applied over the barrel of the flashlight, the vinyl sleeve provides a non-abrasive but slip-resistant surface for gripping. The inside diameter of the sleeve is less than the outside diameter of the barrel of the flashlight, and a household detergent is used as a lubricant to facilitate slipping the sleeve onto the barrel of the flashlight.

Abstract: A clamp light construction which includes a clamp construction having connected thereto a portable light whereby the light can be readily used independently of the clamp construction and/or in conjunction therewith; and whereby the light beam when utilized in conjunction with the associated clamp construction can be securely maintained on a support thereby permitting both hands of an operator to be free to perform a work function other than holding the light during a work performing operation; and whereby the light so supported can be adjusted to direct its light beam on the work area. The clamp construction is also readily adapted to support other devices other than a light.