Abstract: A wireless convenience lighting system, comprises a base unit, the base unit connectable to an AC power supply, the base unit having a transmitter structure emitting at least one signal indicating one of an AC power loss or the AC power on, a remote lighting unit having a light source, and auxiliary power supply and a receiver structure, the receiver structure receiving the signal from the base unit, the base unit wirelessly activating the light source of the remote lighting unit when the AC power is lost.

Abstract: A wireless convenience lighting system, comprises a base unit, the base unit connectable to an AC power supply, the base unit having a transmitter structure emitting at least one signal indicating one of an AC power loss or the AC power on, a remote lighting unit having a light source, and auxiliary power supply and a receiver structure, the receiver structure receiving the signal from the base unit, the base unit wirelessly activating the light source of the remote lighting unit when the AC power is lost.

Abstract: A wireless convenience lighting system, comprises a base unit, the base unit connectable to an AC power supply, the base unit having a transmitter structure emitting at least one signal indicating one of an AC power loss or the AC power on, a remote lighting unit having a light source, and auxiliary power supply and a receiver structure, the receiver structure receiving the signal from the base unit, the base unit wirelessly activating the light source of the remote lighting unit when the AC power is lost.

Abstract: A wireless convenience lighting system, comprises a base unit, the base unit connectable to an AC power supply, the base unit having a transmitter structure emitting at least one signal indicating one of an AC power loss or the AC power on, a remote lighting unit having a light source, and auxiliary power supply and a receiver structure, the receiver structure receiving the signal from the base unit, the base unit wirelessly activating the light source of the remote lighting unit when the AC power is lost.

Abstract: The lamp head of an LED utility light provides LED elements, a housing, a power source, and optical means produces from the LED element output a substantially clean and uniform light beam over at least 24-32 inches from the lamp head. In another embodiment, a flexible stalk is connected at one end to the housing and at the other to the lamp head. Yet another embodiment shows a LED module, secondary optics and a heat sink; a renewable power source, a flexible neck linked at one end to the housing and at the other supporting a lamp head housing an LED elements array. Optical means produces a substantially uniform light beam from the LED element to a distance of at least 5 feet from the lamp head, the flexible neck having quick-release capacity to allow alternation between white LED die and blue ultraviolet LED die.