Abstract:
A reflector for a lighting fixture that provides a uniform level of lighting. The reflector has a first arcuate portion having a first upper surface and a second arcuate portion having a second upper surface. A first aperture in the first arcuate portion is adapted to receive a first lamp. A second aperture in the second arcuate portion is adapted to receive a second lamp. First and second mounting members on the first and second upper surfaces are adapted to be connected to a lighting fixture housing.
Abstract:
A mounting bracket for the motor within a motor operator for a circuit breaker may be secured within the motor operator's housing a first orientation, thereby permitting it to support a first type of motor. Placing the mounting bracket within the housing in a second orientation permits the mounting bracket to accommodate a second type of motor.
Abstract:
A modular cargo carrier system comprising at least one pair of carrier modules and means for attaching said modules to a vehicle or to a support on a vehicle. The modules each have a top, a bottom, sides and ends, the attaching means being located on at least a bottom and one side whereby the modules may be mounted in different orientations on the vehicle top to carry different types of cargo. The modules further include longitudinal and transverse cargo grooves or contoured cargo contact surfaces on the top and on at least one side and/or end for supporting cargo in said grooves. Module connectors are provided for attaching the modules to each other in a variety of configurations.
Abstract:
A power pack having compartments for holding at least one battery and electrical components for controlling at least one lighting element includes a snap-on cover having any of a plurality of configurations for enabling the power pack to be assembled to a wide variety of surfaces and, optionally, electrical terminal structures for mounting a variety of different lighting elements, including both electro-luminescent strips and light emitting diode fixtures, directly to the power pack.
Abstract:
A versatile paint pan has a receptacle and a bracket removably attached to the back of the receptacle. The bracket has a base and two legs. The bracket may be pivoted to dispose the paint pan on a horizontal surface. The bracket may be supported transversely on a step of a ladder such that the receptacle is suspended vertically externally of the side rail of the ladder. The bracket may also be supported substantially parallel to a step of the ladder and such that the receptacle is suspended vertically between the side rails of the ladder. The paint pan has a paint brush holder and a removable cover.
Abstract:
A mounting assembly for suspending the housing of a radio or other electrical appliance from the elevated bottom wall of a kitchen wall cabinet includes first and second concentric substantially circular members which are turnable and axially movable relative to each other and one of which is fixed to the top of the radio housing, stepped surfaces extending along respective arcs adjacent a periphery of the first member and being selectively engageable by seating elements extending radially from the second member for adjusting the axial position of the second member relative to the first member in dependence upon the rotational position of the first and second members relative to each other, and fasteners adapted to be extended from above through the bottom wall of the cabinet and then through holes in the second member into engagement with tapped bores in the first member for securing the latter to the bottom wall of the cabinet and preventing relative turning of the first and second members so that the adjusted axial position of the second member relative to the first member establishes the desired vertical position of the radio housing in respect to the cabinet.
Abstract:
An aerobic step/bench exercise device includes a base having a horizontal platform with downwardly extending sides. The lower surface of the base includes a plurality of spaced leg receiving openings. Each of the openings has at least one notch extending upwardly from the lower surface into which a lateral projection from a respective leg would be inserted to control the extent to which a leg may be inserted into its respective opening.
Abstract:
Medical equipment mounting apparatus with a plurality of pivotally connected members including a first upright member designed for snug upright support of receipt within a standard IV pole hole, or mounting bracket, of a hospital bed. The equipment is releasibly detachable from the mounting means, and the mounting apparatus itself is releasibly detachable from the bed frame to facilitate its easy use at different bed locations. The pivotal connection between the arms enables 180 degrees of movement in either of two directions between some of the arms, so that the medical equipment can be located alongside the bed frame in parallel relationship therewith. The first upright member has couplers at opposite ends of different diameters for mating receipt within pole holes of different diameters. Alternately, the effective diameter of the first member is selectively altered to fit within different sized IV pole mounting holes.
Abstract:
A carrier for tools, painters' supplies and the like, for use on the top of a folding ladder, is invertible, providing a selection between two tray-like receptacles of different depths having a common planar bottom which rests on the ladder top. The rectangular wall of the inverted tray portion holds the carrier securely on the ladder top. Handles, drawn upward to whichever side is presented upward and then inward, spring back and retract out of the way by gravity.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a universal clamp or fastener adapted to be secured to objects of various sizes and shapes, the clamp comprising an object receiving body having a pair of opposed legs, one of the legs having adjacently disposed portions bearing unique angular relationships to one another, and a translatably mounted extension co-acting with the leg portions to grip the object. The universal fastener is employed as a hanging support or bracket for miscellaneous articles.