Abstract: Horizontal street lamp (10) of an oblong concave structure housing a source of light, with a downward-facing mouth in whose center is applied a frame (60) with a cavity into which a substantially vertical plate (80) can be freely inserted, said plate being illuminated by a source of light to create a sort of road sign, or for purposes of advertising, decoration generally.

Abstract: Horizontal street lamp (10) of an oblong concave structure housing a source of light, with a downward-facing mouth in whose centre is applied a frame (60) with a cavity into which a substantially vertical plate (80) can be freely inserted, said plate being illuminated by a source of light to create a sort of road sign, or for purposes of advertising, decoration generally.

Abstract: Electronic anti-intrusion warning and protection system for isolated houses, apartment blocks and business premises generally, comprising one or more electronic units, remote transmitting (50), supplied with microtelecameras (51), placed in the internal (10) and external (40) areas to be guarded, whether associated or not to various services such as street lamps (41), light bulbs, street buzzer panels, and a receiving electronic unit (20) connected to the screen of a television set or of a computer or to a video recorder and the like, each remote unit (50) automatically transmitting the image (58) of a person (57), who passes within the range of operation of the telecamera (51), to the local unit (20) that transfers it to the screens or to a video cassette of the video recorder where the images that may be present on the screens or that are being recorded, are replaced by the image of said person, said apparatuses being turned on for the purpose if turned off at the time of need.

Abstract: Outdoor lighting system including several lamps fixed in the ground by tubular rods and a flat supply cable laid on the ground and having two side-by-side wires of indefinite length for carrying electricity at a low voltage to the lamps. The electrical connection of the supply cable to a branch cable from each lamp is made by placing the supply cable in a longitudinal channel in the body of a terminal box of insulating material from which emerge the sharp points of contacts connected to the wires in the branch cable and positioned for engagement with the two wires in the supply cable, the channel being closed by a cover slidable over the terminal box body into a secured position in a longitudinal direction by hand without tools.