Lb Marketing, Inc.

Kaif Dosani

Douglas R Kaye

Kelly Dawn Hires

Lauren Lindley

Kevin Joseph Brown

Hamida Tanha

Thomas Perrin

Jack Grembowitz

A headlamp assembly includes a light-emitting element, a primary power source, and a secondary power source. The primary power source can include disposable batteries, and the secondary power source can include a rechargeable battery. The headlamp assembly features a sliding switch mechanism located on the back of the headlamp assembly, allowing the user to select the desired power source. The light source may be a light-emitting diode (LED). The sliding switch mechanism moves left and right to switch between the rechargeable power source and the alkaline power source, providing the user with the flexibility to choose the power source that suits their specific requirements or preferences at any given time.

Headlamp assembly with selectable power source

Various embodiments of dual-powered lighting devices are described. In some examples, the device includes a light source, a first power source, a second power source, and one or more switching devices. The switching device switches between the first power source and the second power source to power the light source.

Dual power light source

Various embodiments of dual-powered lighting devices are described. In some examples, the device includes a first light source with a first power source, a second light source with a second power source, and one or more switching devices that switch between using the first light source with the first power source, the second light source with the second power source, and a combination of both light sources and both power sources.

Dual-power lanterns and lighting devices

Disclosed are various embodiments for a multi-panel lighting device. The multi-panel lighting device may include a primary light-emitting panel having a primary power supply and a base, and at least one auxiliary light-emitting panel coupled and detachably attached to the primary light-emitting panel. The at least one auxiliary light-emitting panel may include an auxiliary power supply such that the at least one auxiliary light-emitting panel can operate in conjunction with and/or independent of the primary light-emitting panel.

Multi-panel lighting device

A lantern lighting device is disclosed that can include a lantern and a base that can be configured to retain the lantern, where the base can include a light emitting element, which can be independent to a light emitting element of the lantern. The lantern lighting device can include a base comprising a base power supply and a base light emitting element, and a lantern detachably attached to the base. The lantern can comprise a lantern lighting element and a lantern power supply. The base can be configured to illuminate the base light emitting element when the lantern is detached from the base, and de-illuminate the base light emitting element when the lantern is detachably attached to the base.

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Alpharetta, GA, United States of America

Kaif Dosani