subject: Claims For Flood Lights [print this page] The adjustable outdoor flood lights for sale of claim 1, further comprising a plurality of lamp supports in said interior of said housing, said lamp supports each having a breakable finger, said finger capable of being cut off for placing an insert between a lamp mounted in said housing and said lens.
The present disclosure describes an adjustable flood lights for sale fixture suitable for outdoor use. More particularly, the invention is directed to a novel housing having a slanted shroud which is 360 rotatable, and an adjustable lamp support for optional inserts, for versatile aiming of illumination on a target while maintaining the ability to reduce and adjust against unwanted glare.
Glare can also be accentuated by weather residues and debris which often collect on the lens covers of known flood lights for sale such as when precipitation lands on the lens, evaporates with the heat from the lamp and leaves behind cloudy remnants. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,288,846, 4,323,953 and 4,695,930 describe state-of-the-art flood lights for sale fixtures having housing assemblies which are designed for outdoor mounting, but which do not feature any solutions to the problems associated with glare which is accentuated by weather residues and debris. The present invention addresses the problems hereinabove identified.
Accordingly, it is an object of this invention to provide an improved outdoor flood lights for sale fixture having a novel housing incorporating a rotatable, slanted shroud, a slanted lens and breakaway lamp holder fingers for optional inserts such as louvers or filters, all for versatile installation., aiming and adjustment of the flood lights for sale to provide lights for sale cut-off and glare shield. These and other objects will become apparent in the following description.
Outdoor flood lights for sale is known such as disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,610,915, 3,919,542, 4,164,784, 4,709,312, 5,086,379 and 5,158,348. U.S. Pat. No. 3,711,702 describes a floodlights for sale having an outer cowling and a front lens cover which could form a weatherproof seal. U.S. Pat. No. 3,895,227 describes a flood light for sale having an optical assembly connected via a casing to a weatherproof ballast assembly. These patents are typical of the art which feature attempts at tight, waterproof seals with no real emphasis on aiming or adjustment for the flood lights for sale to avoid glare.
