Abstract: A lighting device includes a first light source having a first light source switch and a first light element array, and a second light source having a second light source switch and a second light element array. The lighting device also includes a light sensor and a motion sensor. The lighting device includes light sensor control circuitry that receives input from the light sensor and provides a first enable signal to the first light source based at least in part on the input from the light sensor. The lighting device also includes motion sensor control circuitry that receives input from the motion sensor and provides a second enable signal to the second light source based at least in part on the input from the motion sensor.

Abstract: A solar powered lighting fixture having a multi-paneled solar array that maximizes the generation of solar energy during the course of a day. The outdoor lighting fixture of the present invention includes a multi-paneled solar array housing positioned on an extension rod that includes a plurality of solar panels arranged in a slanted configuration about the periphery of the housing unit. The housing unit is positioned on the extension rod so as to be elevated above the ground but below the actual light fixture. Employing a housing unit separate from the light fixture permits a greater variety of shapes to be used for the light fixture. Moreover, it allows the individual solar panels to be positioned at an optimal angle for maximizing exposure to solar radiation. Each of the solar panels is independent of the others, charging the battery separately so as not interfere with the other solar panels.

Abstract: A decorative lighting device that provides a solar powered light insert module that is adaptable to a wide variety of tubular decorative lightshades. More specifically, the solar powered lighting insert of the present invention provides a solar powered lighting fixture having one or more light emitting diodes, which flicker so as to emulate the light of a candle flame. The housing is designed so as to be slideably coupled with a wide variety of decorative votive candle lightshades.

Abstract: A lighting device comprises a circuit housing is disposed between the upper and lower light chambers. An upper lamp is provided for directing light above the circuit housing, and a lower lamp is provided for directing light below the circuit housing. The lighting device includes battery connections for allowing at least one rechargeable battery to provide electrical power the control circuitry. The lighting device also includes a solar panel above the circuit housing for receiving ambient light and recharging the battery.

Abstract: A decorative lighting device that provides a solar powered light insert module that is adaptable to a wide variety of tubular decorative lightshades. More specifically, the solar powered lighting insert of the present invention provides a solar powered lighting fixture having one or more light emitting diodes, which flicker so as to emulate the light of a candle flame. The housing is designed so as to be slideably coupled with a. wide variety of decorative votive candle lightshades.