Abstract: A light assembly including a multi-faceted, LED light array. The LED light array consists of a light support, which is provided with a center strip segment, a first outer inclined segment, and a second outer inclined segment. Each of these three segments supports a strip, or row of LEDs. The LEDs are arranged in a linear row so that the light from each of the rows are in the same horizontal plane. Power wires are connected to each strip at one or more ends of the assembly to supply electrical power to the LEDs for illumination. The two outer strip segments are each arranged to be angled toward the center strip segment. Together the three segments create an LED Lamp Array.

Abstract: A backup alarm that is adapted to be mounted to a motor vehicle. The backup alarm is activated when the motor vehicle is placed in a reverse gear. The backup alarm makes an audible tone to alert individuals of the motor vehicle's intended reverse travel. The alarm unit allows the vehicle to include a backup alarm and a reversing lamp in the same location, mounted to the vehicle. The lamp consists of an array of light emitting diodes LEDs arranged in a pattern at the face of the unit so as to provide clear illumination and serve as a reverse warning lamp. Also, in the same unit is a backup alarm.

Abstract: A modular audible warning device includes a primary housing which houses the core components of an audible warning device: a transducer and control circuitry. In one embodiment of the invention, the primary housing is insertable within a variety of secondary housings having a variety of configurations in order to accommodate the demand for differing product configurations and applications. Additionally, the primary housing may be adapted for direct mounting within an aperture formed within a planar member, for instance, a body panel or bumper.

Abstract: Two volume levels may be produced in a backup alarm merely by reversing polarity of the DC power connections to the circuit of the present invention. The magnitude of output power produced by any device powered by a DC source may be switched between two levels merely by reversing polarity of the power source connected to the device when used with a circuit of the present invention.