Archangel Device LLC

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Marine Travelift, Inc.

Diversey, Inc.

Johnsondiversey, Inc.

Sta-rite Industries Inc.

Designlink, LLC

Other

Mi-jack Products, Inc.

Shurflo Pump Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Archangel Design LLC

Ronald Rhea Dir

James M Scolaro

Norbert W Lenius

Thomas H Feider

Edward Lazzeroni

Scott W Demarest

Simon M Conway

Scott D Walter

Edwin Horton

Haim Bar-Noy

Jay W Hutchison

Matthew G Goulet

Kevin D Matte

Idil Yorulmazoglu

Glenn N Weaver

Richard Claypool Cameron

Chad J Stillman

Matthew Abbondanzio

Kevin Harrity

Carol Anne Rouillard

Kamran Faterioun

Edward J Lazzeroni, Sr

Justin Boyd Petro

Sarah E Heathcock

Chadwick Keller

Paul J Burke

Kara J Peery

Michelle Houp

David James Gennrich

David R Carlson

Mark E Johnson

Glenn Weaver

Jeffrey K Brown

Salvatore F Aiello

Jay Hutchison

Wayne Gardner

John F Quella

William L Crown

Luke Gardner

Dan Bullis

Edwin T Horton, Jr

Aaron Kurth

Paul J Nykaza

Light stand

A lighting system includes a top housing, a bottom housing, and lens arranged between the top housing and the bottom housing. The lens includes a plurality of side surfaces that extend between the top housing and the bottom housing to form a perimeter of the lens. A plurality of lighting elements are configured to direct an emission of light out of the plurality of side surfaces. A controller is configured to selectively energize the plurality of lighting elements based on a first signal from a GPS module.

System and method for portable, safety lighting

Base for a lighting device

A light system is provided. The light system includes a top housing, a bottom housing, and a side surface extending between the top housing and the bottom housing. An angled reflective surface is arranged between the top housing and the bottom housing and a lighting element is arranged between the top housing and the angled reflective surface. The lighting element is configured to direct light toward the bottom housing to reflect off of the angled reflective surface and out of the side surface.

A light system is provided. The light system includes a top housing, a bottom housing opposite the top housing, a lens arranged between the top housing and the bottom housing, and a plurality of lighting elements arranged between the top housing and the lens. The lens includes a plurality of side surfaces that extend between the top housing and the bottom housing to form a perimeter of the lens, and an angled reflective surface. The plurality of lighting elements is configured to direct light toward the bottom housing to reflect off of the angled reflective surface and out of at least one of the plurality of side surfaces.

Safety light

The present disclosure provides a safety light. The safety light includes a top housing; a printed circuit board assembly coupled to the top housing, the printed circuit board assembly having a top surface and a bottom surface; a plurality of light elements coupled to the bottom surface of the printed circuit board assembly, the printed circuit board assembly programmed to energize the plurality of light elements following depression of a first control button; a lens coupled to the bottom surface of the printed circuit board assembly and the plurality of light elements, the lens having a first angled reflective surface and a plurality of side surfaces; and a bottom housing coupled to the lens.

A multi-functional, multi-directional wearable safety lighting device is disclosed herein that includes a main light housing and a magnetic mounting assembly coupleable to a bottom surface of the main light housing. The mounting assembly is configured to secure the wearable safety lighting device to a user. The main light housing includes warning light elements coupled front and rear side surfaces. A directional work light is coupled to the front side surface of the main housing and is distinct from the warning light elements. A power source supplies power to the warning light elements and the work light. A controller is programmed to energize the warning light elements in select subgroups following depression of a first control button or a second control button, and energize the directional work light following depression of a third control button.

Multi-directional, multi-functional wearable safety lighting apparatus

A customer vehicle management system includes fob devices that each include a customer portion and a key portion, that are separable and may be magnetically interlocked with a charging and communication link between them. The system provides dynamic association of fob customer portions, fob key portions and docking units housed within a cabinet. Customer portions are deployed to a customer (driver) who may later request retrieval of a vehicle the keys of which were left with an operator (valet). Vehicle requests are made through a wireless link. A communications and management module within a fob and key storage cabinet receives the request signal and activates an indicator on a docking unit associated with the customer portion and where an associated key portion is docked. The operator may then retrieve vehicle keys associated with the customer portion from which the request was made.

Customer vehicle management systems and methods

Mounting bracket for magnetically attracted lighting device

Ratcheting coupling for a swivelable light mounting system

Multi-directional, multi-functional, wearable safety lighting apparatus

Growing community of inventors

Sturtevant, WI, United States of America

Ronald Rhea Dir