A tool storage system includes a tool storage container configured to receive therein a battery for a power tool with an inductive receiving unit. An inductive transmitting unit is coupled to the tool storage container and configured to receive a source of electrical power. The inductive transmitting unit is configured to induce generation of electrical power in the inductive receiving unit to charge the battery. A controller is configured to control generation of electrical power by the inductive receiving unit based on a position or alignment of the inductive receiving unit relative to the inductive transmitting unit.

One purpose is to smoothly raise and lower a telescopic post used in a floodlight. There is provided a floodlight that includes: a telescopic post that has a plurality of posts whose outer diameters are made gradually smaller, into which the posts can be loosely fitted, and that can be extended and contracted in an up-down direction; a lighting unit attached to the post located on the innermost side; a raising and lowering unit that extends and contracts, in the up-down direction, the posts in conjunction with each other; a base that the post located on the outermost side is fixed to; and dampers that connect a side surface of the post located on the outermost side and a side surface of the post located on the second outermost side.

A handheld lighting device comprises a cylindrical body forming an inner wall and an outer wall, and further having a distal end and a proximate end. The device comprises at least one peltier tile disposed along the outer wall and towards the proximate end of the cylindrical body, each of the at least one peltier tile having a first side for coming into contact with a user's hand and a second side which forms part of the inner wall of the cylindrical body. Also, at least one lighting element is disposed at least partially within and towards the distal end of the cylindrical body. The device includes a conversion component electrically connected to the at least one lighting element and the at least one peltier tile, and at least one cooling component is disposed within the cylindrical body and contacting the second side of the at least one peltier tile.

A handheld lighting device comprises a cylindrical body forming an inner wall and an outer wall, and further having a distal end and a proximate end. The device comprises at least one peltier tile disposed along the outer wall and towards the proximate end of the cylindrical body, each of the at least one peltier tile having a first side for coming into contact with a user's hand and a second side which forms part of the inner wall of the cylindrical body. Also, at least one lighting element is disposed at least partially within and towards the distal end of the cylindrical body. The device includes a conversion component electrically connected to the at least one lighting element and the at least one peltier tile, and at least one cooling component is disposed within the cylindrical body and contacting the second side of the at least one peltier tile.

A sub battery for easily charging includes: a battery body including a first surface facing toward a first direction and a second surface facing toward a second direction opposite the first direction, and an opening formed on at least a portion between the first and second surfaces; a holder having a charging connector cable attachably and detachably fixed thereto, and movably disposed in the opening; and a locking device mounted between the holder and the battery body to fix the holder to the battery body in a closed state, and to unlock the holder according to a movement of the holder by a first distance.

A sub battery for easily charging includes: a battery body including a first surface facing toward a first direction and a second surface facing toward a second direction opposite the first direction, and an opening formed on at least a portion between the first and second surfaces; a holder having a charging connector cable attachably and detachably fixed thereto, and movably disposed in the opening; and a locking device mounted between the holder and the battery body to fix the holder to the battery body in a closed state, and to unlock the holder according to a movement of the holder by a first distance.

One purpose is to smoothly raise and lower a telescopic post used in a floodlight.

A floodlight according to the present invention includes: a telescopic post 2 that has a plurality of posts 21 to 25 whose outer diameters are made gradually smaller, into which the posts 21 to 25 can be loosely fitted, and that can be extended and contracted in an up-down direction; a lighting unit 3 attached to the post 25 located on the innermost side; a raising and lowering unit 26 that extends and contracts, in the up-down direction, the posts 21 to 25 in conjunction with each other; a base 4 that the post 21 located on the outermost side is fixed to; and dampers 27a, 27b that connect a side surface of the post 21 located on the outermost side and a side surface of the post 22 located on the second outermost side.

A light tower includes a generator assembly including a prime mover, an alternator operably connected to the prime mover, the alternator configured to produce alternating current electrical energy, and a rectifier operably connected to the alternator and configured to convert alternating current electrical energy produced by the alternator to direct current electrical energy. At least one light emitting diode matrix is electrically connected to the generator assembly by an electrical connection, and a regulator is operably connected to the alternator and configured to detect a current of the direct current electrical energy in the electrical connection. In response to a detected current of the direct current electrical energy in the electrical connection, the regulator controls the alternator to adjust the current supplied to the at least one light emitting diode matrix.

A light tower includes a generator assembly including a prime mover, an alternator operably connected to the prime mover, the alternator configured to produce alternating current electrical energy, and a rectifier operably connected to the alternator and configured to convert alternating current electrical energy produced by the alternator to direct current electrical energy. At least one light emitting diode matrix is electrically connected to the generator assembly by an electrical connection, and a regulator is operably connected to the alternator and configured to detect a current of the direct current electrical energy in the electrical connection. In response to a detected current of the direct current electrical energy in the electrical connection, the regulator controls the alternator to adjust the current supplied to the at least one light emitting diode matrix.