An improved decorative lighting system constructed having a support framework assembly for mounting decorative lights in connection with a window frame. The support framework assembly comprises a plurality of tubular track members, each formed having a slotted chamber section extending the length of the track member with a squared outer edge formed along either side at the base of the chamber to provide a substantially flat planar surface along the base of the track member. A plurality of articulating end clips are formed to engage each track member and interconnect with another to join the track members in a substantially rectangular configuration adjustable to conform to the shape of the window frame. A plurality of specially configured light mounting clips are formed to press-fit and slide along the flat perimeter surface of the track members and hold the decorative lights in selected positions along the track members. Ring members included upon selected ones of the articulating end clips are used and positioned in upper corners of the framework assembly to engage conventional hooks or tabs secured to the window frame and facilitate the mounting of the framework assembly and its removal and storage when desired. The articulating end clips further allow the complete support framework assembly to fold and store more easily.

Lighting devices are disclosed for use with handheld surgical instruments, along with holsters for supporting surgical instruments with lighting devices thereon and kits containing surgical instruments and lighting devices.

A decorative removable lighting enclosed clip made for mounting a light to a support surface such as gutters, shingles or a building structure. The enclosed clip allows for an aesthetically pleasing display of lights with rapid and easy installation and removal of the lighting. This eliminates falling debris from broken clips or clips that fall off the lights during the removal process. A support tab is inserted between the side portions of the structure, at longitudinally spaced intervals along the strip, and are frictionally gripped and retained by the facing side portions of the gutter, shingle or structure. The clips have enclosed end portions which support the light elements of a decorative light string along structure. The enclosed clip is capable of mounting onto a wide variety of gutters, eaves and building structures. The spacing is adjustable and provides a plurality of discrete angular positions.

A decorative removable lighting enclosed clip made for mounting a light to a support surface such as gutters, shingles or a building structure. The enclosed clip allows for an aesthetically pleasing display of lights with rapid and easy installation and removal of the lighting. This eliminates falling debris from broken clips or clips that fall off the lights during the removal process. A support tab is inserted between the side portions of the structure, at longitudinally spaced intervals along the strip, and are frictionally gripped and retained by the facing side portions of the gutter, shingle or structure. The clips have enclosed end portions which support the light elements of a decorative light string along structure. The enclosed clip is capable of mounting onto a wide variety of gutters, eaves and building structures. The spacing is adjustable and provides a plurality of discrete angular positions.

Proposed is a slim-type LED lighting apparatus with integrated junction box and LED module. The apparatus includes: the junction box having a plurality of first cable inlets that allow circular cables or conduits to be introduced thereinto and are arranged on a circumference of a side surface of a cylindrical body with an open upper side and a recessed lower side, an upper opening into which a wiring cover is coupled to be selectively openable and closable for wiring work, and a lower recess having a first flange protruding from the cylindrical body; the LED module inserted through the lower recess of the junction box and then integrally coupled to a lower surface of the junction box in face-to-face contact therewith; and a plurality of interchangeable trims of different diameters selectively coupled to a lower portion of the junction box and configured to be interchangeable with each other.

Proposed is a slim-type LED lighting apparatus with integrated junction box and LED module. The apparatus includes: the junction box having a plurality of first cable inlets that allow circular cables or conduits to be introduced thereinto and are arranged on a circumference of a side surface of a cylindrical body with an open upper side and a recessed lower side, an upper opening into which a wiring cover is coupled to be selectively openable and closable for wiring work, and a lower recess having a first flange protruding from the cylindrical body; the LED module inserted through the lower recess of the junction box and then integrally coupled to a lower surface of the junction box in face-to-face contact therewith; and a plurality of interchangeable trims of different diameters selectively coupled to a lower portion of the junction box and configured to be interchangeable with each other.

The present patent discloses a multifunctional lamp, which comprises a base, a luminous body detachably connected with the base, and a supporting device and a protective cover respectively matched and connected with the base; the base is provided with a socket and a plug; a latch member is arranged between the base and the protective cover; through the latch member, the base and the protective cover can be quickly disassembled and assembled. The lamp of the present patent integrates the functions of a working lamp and a linear lamp, and has various functions; the connection between the base and the protective cover adopts a cylindrical latch structure, it is easy to disassemble and assemble, and is easy to operate.

A clamping structure and a tactical light, wherein a sliding groove is provided on a bottom part of a clamping space; a plurality of first positioning areas are provided inside the sliding groove along its length direction; a sliding block is slidably provided inside the sliding groove; a plurality of first positioning portions are provided on a side of the sliding block facing the first positioning areas; an abutting component is fixed on the sliding block; when the sliding block slides inside the sliding groove, the abutting component slides along with the sliding block inside the clamping space to adjust the position of the sliding block relative to the clamping device, also, each first positioning portion moves from one first positioning area to another one, thereby fixing the sidling block inside the sliding groove, and realizing adjustment of the position of the clamping device relative to the sliding block.

A clamping structure and a tactical light, wherein a sliding groove is provided on a bottom part of a clamping space; a plurality of first positioning areas are provided inside the sliding groove along its length direction; a sliding block is slidably provided inside the sliding groove; a plurality of first positioning portions are provided on a side of the sliding block facing the first positioning areas; an abutting component is fixed on the sliding block; when the sliding block slides inside the sliding groove, the abutting component slides along with the sliding block inside the clamping space to adjust the position of the sliding block relative to the clamping device, also, each first positioning portion moves from one first positioning area to another one, thereby fixing the sidling block inside the sliding groove, and realizing adjustment of the position of the clamping device relative to the sliding block.

Disclosed is a support clip that may be affixed to a variety of surfaces and objects and able to support a decoration. The support clip generally comprises two coiled ends connected by an arcuate body portion, with a support hook extending from the body portion. The coiled ends may include textured surfaces such as a plurality of ridges to improve grip and prevent the support clip from decoupling when the weight of a decoration is added. A variety of types, quantities, and orientations of support hooks are used in different embodiments of the support clip to enable a user to hang multiple or different types of decorations. The support clip is configured such that the flexural rigidity of any appropriate material causes the structure to couple in a vise-like manner to a variety of surfaces, for example the mantel of a fireplace, without additional fasteners.