Alert Safety Lite Products Co., Inc.

Alert Stamping & Mfg. Co., Inc.

Other

American Greetings Corporation

Alert Lite Safety Products Co. Inc.

Albert Stamping & Mfg. Co., Inc.

Alert Safety Lite Products 6, Inc.

Joseph J Smith

James D Kovacik

Paul S Blanch

John A Vlah

John Caterinacci

Theresa M Patton

Michael Ksiezyk

Thomas L Moseley

A utility light has a dual fluorescent lamp assembly mounted in a housing with a removable lens for ease of lamp replacement. The lens is releasably retained at an upper end by a locking tab. The housing has a swivel hook, a handle cushion, a housing cushion at the upper end, and a bottom cushion at a lower end. The lamp assembly is powered by a battery pack assembly releasably mounted in a handle portion of the housing for removal and insertion into a charging stand.

Rechargeable fluorescent utility light

Cord reel

An LED utility light includes a hollow housing having a wider upper light portion connected to a narrower lower handle portion. The light portion has a lens opening covered by a lens permitting light generated from an array of LEDs to exit the housing. A magnet mounted on the housing releasably retains the utility light on a support surface. The magnet is releasably attached to the housing and can be rotated about an axis generally parallel to the longitudinal axis of the housing.

LED utility light with removable magnet

A portable rechargeable LED utility light is releasably retained in a charging base for recharging an internal battery. Light is provided by an array of LEDs, typically rows and columns, that can be connected to the battery in groups by a switch having at least two 'on' positions. The light has at least one hook member stored in a recess in the back of the housing and a pair of handle cushions.

Rechargeable LED utility light

LED utility light with stand

An LED utility light has a hollow housing with an upper light portion and a lower handle portion, the housing being formed by a rear shell and a front shell with a lens aperture formed therein. An LED circuit board assembly disposed in the housing has an array of LEDs arranged in rows facing the lens opening. A reflector member is mounted between the circuit board assembly and the lens opening and has a plurality of light apertures formed therein corresponding to the array with each LED being visible through an associated one of the light apertures, the reflector member having a reflective front surface. A lens member is mounted in the lens opening for passing light generated by the LEDs.

LED utility light

A utility light includes a housing having a rear wall attached to a forwardly extending peripheral wall to form a front opening, a stand rotatably attached to the housing to permit the light to rotate relative to a support surface, a plurality of LEDs mounted in the housing facing the front opening, and a lens removably attached to the housing and closing the front opening. The LEDs are divided between an inner circuit board and a plurality of outer circuit boards adjacent the edges of the inner board. The outer circuit boards and corresponding portions of the lens are angled relative to the inner circuit board and a central portion of the lens. The light can be operated to light all and less than all of the LEDs.

A portable utility light has a hollow housing formed of releasably joined front and rear housing halves with a lens opening. A plurality of LEDs is mounted in the housing adjacent the lens opening and positioned in rows and columns. A reflector member has a plurality of cone-shaped apertures each receiving one of the LEDs with a facing reflective surface. A transparent lens member is mounted in the lens opening to permit light generated from the LEDs to exit the housing.

LED utility light with magnet

A utility light has a dual fluorescent lamp assembly mounted in a housing with a removable lens for ease of lamp replacement. The lens is releasably retained at an upper end by a locking tab. The housing has swivel hooks at each end, a handle cushion, a housing cushion at an upper end, an electrical outlet at a lower end and a power indicator light in the handle. In an alternate embodiment, a halogen spotlight is mounted in the upper end surface of the housing and can be operated independently of the fluorescent lamp assembly.

Fluorescent utility light

Air hose reel

A reel for storing an air hose includes a hollow housing having a spring biased pulley rotatably mounted therein. A pressured air inlet extends through the housing along the pulley axis of rotation and is sealed to a nozzle rotating with the pulley. The pulley stores an air hose having one end connected to the nozzle and an opposite end extending through an opening in the housing for attachment to a pneumatic tool.

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Wooster, OH, United States of America

Joseph J Smith