A multifunction decorative torch comprising has a base providing an upwardly directed light, a cap supporting a liquid fueled torch insert having a wick and a fuel reservoir, and an outer wall supporting the cap and defining an interior space between the base and cap. The upwardly directed light illuminates the outer wall from within the interior space. The liquid fueled torch insert is supported by the cap such that the wick burns outside the interior space between the base and cap and the fuel reservoir is at least partially inside the interior space between the base and cap.

A multifunction decorative torch comprising has a base providing an upwardly directed light, a cap supporting a liquid fueled torch insert having a wick and a fuel reservoir, and an outer wall supporting the cap and defining an interior space between the base and cap. The upwardly directed light illuminates the outer wall from within the interior space. The liquid fueled torch insert is supported by the cap such that the wick burns outside the interior space between the base and cap and the fuel reservoir is at least partially inside the interior space between the base and cap.

A tritium housing includes a body extending from a first end to a second end to define a hollow extending therebetween. A lens is disposed adjacent and surrounded by the first end of the body and a sleeve is disposed within said hollow and extends from a closed end disposed adjacent the second end of the housing to an open end disposed adjacent the lens. A tritium vial is disposed within the sleeve to produce illumination visible through the lens. The body is comprised of a colored plastic material for magnifying and brightening the tritium illumination during a daylight use of the tritium housing.

A wall lamp includes a lamp body, a mounting unit mounted on the lamp body, and a kerosene lighting mounted in the lamp body. The lamp body includes a housing, a door, a charging seat, a light source, and a light sensitive device. A Bluetooth receiver is mounted on the acoustics device. The kerosene lighting is removed from the housing and is operated individually when the door is pivoted outward from the housing. The light sensitive device detects a strength of a light after the kerosene lighting is removed from the housing, and turns on/off the light source module after the kerosene lighting is removed from the housing.

An amenity, such as a heater or a light fixture is mounted in a frame which is suspended from a swiveling arm attached to an upright. Utilities are conducted to the amenity through the upright, the arm and the frame. The swiveling arm permits easy relocation of the amenity to maximize comfort and utility for users.

An amenity, such as a heater or a light fixture is mounted in a frame which is suspended from a swiveling arm attached to an upright. Utilities are conducted to the amenity through the upright, the arm and the frame. The swiveling arm permits easy relocation of the amenity to maximize comfort and utility for users.

A tritium housing includes a body extending from a first end to a second end to define a hollow extending therebetween. A lens is disposed adjacent and surrounded by the first end of the body and a sleeve is disposed within said hollow and extends from a closed end disposed adjacent the second end of the housing to an open end disposed adjacent the lens. A tritium vial is disposed within the sleeve to produce illumination visible through the lens. The body is comprised of a colored plastic material for magnifying and brightening the tritium illumination during a daylight use of the tritium housing.

A tritium housing includes a body extending from a first end to a second end to define a hollow extending therebetween. A lens is disposed adjacent and surrounded by the first end of the body and a sleeve is disposed within said hollow and extends from a closed end disposed adjacent the second end of the housing to an open end disposed adjacent the lens. A tritium vial is disposed within the sleeve to produce illumination visible through the lens. The body is comprised of a colored plastic material for magnifying and brightening the tritium illumination during a daylight use of the tritium housing.

This disclosure relates to an improvement in lighting fixtures, and particularly to tubular hot or cold blast lanterns, and is equally applicable to lighting fixtures manufactured to illuminate utilizing energy sources such as kerosene, fuel, gas, propane, electric or wax. A system and method are disclosed to convert conventional fuel lanterns to solar lanterns with modification of traditional illumination components.

This disclosure relates to an improvement in lighting fixtures, and particularly to tubular hot or cold blast lanterns, and is equally applicable to lighting fixtures manufactured to illuminate utilizing energy sources such as kerosene, fuel, gas, propane, electric or wax. A system and method are disclosed to convert conventional fuel lanterns to solar lanterns with modification of traditional illumination components.