Utility lamp

Illumination – Plural light sources – Diverse light generators

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362376, 362382, F21V 7100

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052787400

ABSTRACT:
A modular utility lamp, commonly known as a trouble light, which includes a handle with a socket on one end and electric prongs for connecting an extension cord to the other end, and a protective cage for surrounding and protecting an electric bulb in the socket. The protective cage preferably includes two identical halves which twist-lock together to facilitate replacement of the bulb. A freely rotatable hook with a twist-lock base is provided for the top end of the protective cage. The utility lamp is also provided with a collapsible base for supporting the lamp in an upright position above a work area. The lamp, including the base, are carefully proportioned and designed to provide a utility lamp with asthetic appeal which may be used in environments where prior art lamps of the same type were considered inappropriate.

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