Abstract: This invention is for an improved high intensity discharge lighting fixture. The lighting fixture includes a ballast which is adapted to be connected to a source of electric power. A first high intensity discharge socket is electrically connected to the ballast. A second high intensity discharge socket is electrically connected in parallel to the first high intensity socket and the second high intensity discharge socket is connected to the ballast in parallel with the first high intensity discharge socket.

Abstract: A dual voltage lighting fixture for permiting the interchangeable use of light bulbs having substantially different operating voltages. The apparatus includes a housing to which is mounted a standard sized light bulb socket and a connector. A transformer is also mounted to the housing and serves to deliver electrical current to the socket and connector at substantially different operating voltages. A manually operated switch controls the supply of electrical current between the socket and the connector. A detachable fixture for receiving a smaller sized low voltage light bulb is also provided which is attached to the housing and connector. The detachable fixture may be removed whenever it is desirable to use a standard sized light bulb.

Abstract: An adjustable light fixture recessible in a ceiling for directing light toward an object at various angles. A shade having an incandescent or mercury light element is suspended within a housing by a pair of multi-membered arms. Both arms are adjustable for moving the shade vertically. The shade is rotatably mounted to a yoke for allowing the shade and bulb to pivot about the horizontal mounting axis. The yoke is rotatably mounted to a U-shaped bracket fastened to the pair of arms allowing the shade and bulb to rotate about a vertical axis. Stops are provided to prevent tangling of the electrical wires.