Abstract: The present invention relates to a starter circuit case assembly having a starter section and a cap assembly. The starter section includes a starter circuit mounted on a circuit board and is securely engaged by the cap assembly. The cap assembly is mounted to and electrically connected to the light fixture.

Abstract: A lighting fixture is provided having a rear housing and a front housing including a refractor. The rear housing includes a first opening adapted to receive a wiring conduit. The rear housing also has a second opening adapted to receive separate wires for the lighting fixture. The second opening has a boss or rim extending inwardly around its inner edge. The rim is adapted to receive a cover against one of its edges if the separate wires are used and against the other of its edges if the wiring conduit is used to supply electricity to the lighting fixture.

Abstract: A mounting structure for an outdoor luminaire adapted to mount on a tubular mast. The structure has a discontinuous tubular bore comprised of two axially spaced apart semi circular sections forming the top of the bore and a bottom semi circular section spaced midway between the two upper sections. The bore structure is integral to the housing with the inner top section adjoining an enclosing face on the housing terminating said bore. One or more of said sections includes a central boss for receiving a set screw therein adapted to bear against the mast and prevent relative movement between the housing and mast.

Abstract: A lighting fixture employing a cover or lens, preferably of flat glass or plastic. A slidable or pivotal retaining clip is provided for either opposite corners or for each corner of the cover. Each clip acts to hold the cover lens without the need for a surround frame. The retainer clips are slidable or pivotal between a hold position clamping the lens to the fixture body and a release position in which the fixture is freed of the retaining or clamping action of the clip. In the release position, the clip is held on the face of the fixture by holding stops on the fixture body.