Tivoli Industries, Inc.

Neil M Komai

Joseph D Ricchio, Jr

Thomas T Nagano

A lampholder structure employing oppositely disposed bed and cover sections hingedly mounted so as to open to permit insertion of first and second electrical feed wires in respective recesses of the structure. Clamping of the bed and cover sections together captures the feed wires and causes interconnection of a lighting device and an optional resistor with the feed wires by forcing a plurality of interior contact elements to penetrate into the feed wires.

Aisle lighting lampholder

An improved track lighting system wherein a plurality of lamps are mechanically connected to a flexible track by metal connectors which also serve as the electrical connection for the lamps. The connectors include a stem which mounts along a central groove in the flexible track and have resiliently opposed arcuate members to releasably mount a conical or cylindrical end of the lamp. The electrical connection is achieved by a leg member which extends from the top of one of the arcuate members to the side of the track, where a foot member contacts an electric wire disposed within the side of the track. Each side of the track has a wire extending longitudinally along its length. When alternating connectors contact the two wires, an electric current can be generated through the lamp. The connectors can be selectively located anywhere along the track to place the lamp in a desire position, and the connectors are easily removed and replaced in the central groove. A junction box is located at the end of the track to provide the electrical load to the wires and protect the connections.

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Temple City, CA, United States of America

Neil M Komai