Eveready Battery Company, Inc.

Energizer Brands, LLC

Streamlight, Inc.

Oxtox Limited

Angelo Kotsis

John R Brown

Timothy J Rugendyke

Michael S Squires

David R Dalton

Joseph P Gardner

David A Spartano

John D Crawford

Jason Robert Bennett

Kenneth G Bonham

Lai King Ma

Thomas D Boris

Kang Woon Au

Jason R Bennett

Craig Edward Banks

Wai Kwong Lam

Hugh F Thomas

John P Brown

Matthew C Cape

John Parselle

Jose Romagnoli

James Edward Stephenson

William Narpes

Chi Keung Lee

Lu Zhao

Lorenzo Chiari

Peter Leslie James McMillan

Peter Leslie Mcmillan

Peter Leslie James Mcmillan

Lighting device

Flashlight

Handheld light

A lighting device () having a base housing () to receive one or more batteries therein to power a light source located in a light housing (). The light housing () being pivotally attached to the base housing () at pivot points on both sides of the base housing (), wherein a handle () is provided which extends along the axis of rotation () between the pivot points.

Lighting device and light panel construction

A device combining a fuel-cell-type breathalyzer with an electrochemical saliva drug test. The saliva drug tester comprises a disposable test strip-electrode module assembly and an analyzer module. The saliva is squeezed out of an absorbent swab when the test strip is inserted into the electrode module. The electrode module can also carry information that is read and evaluated by the analyzer, e.g. for verification of the electrode module.

Combination of breathalyser and electrochemical saliva drug test

The present invention provides a lighting device having a plurality of light source assemblies within a light housing. The light source assemblies include a light emitting diode disposed in tubular lens. The light housing is attached to an edge of the body.

Lighting device utilizing a light emitting diode disposed within a tubular lens

An apparatus includes a charger () and a portable appliance such as a flashlight (). The flashlight includes first and second flashlight electrical contacts. The charger includes first () and second () flashlight supports or jaws that support the flashlight in a flashlight receiving region of the charger (). The flashlight supports () include a tapered surface that varies a dimension of the battery receiving region as a function of a longitudinal position of the flashlight supports (). The charger () also includes a light source () that indicates when the flashlight () has been correctly inserted in the charger ().

Electrical appliance and charger

Growing community of inventors

Marrickville, Australia

Angelo Kotsis