Attitude adjusting structure for a lighting unit
First Claim
1. In combination:
- a case having a wall defining a light chamber; and
an adjusting subassembly for the case for connection between the case and a surface upon which the case is supported, the adjusting subassembly comprising a first cam element with a first cam surface and a second cam element with a second cam surface, the first and second cam surfaces being abuttable to each other and slidable one against the other so that the first and second cam elements are thereby relatively movable between first and second relative positions, the first and second cam elements in the first relative position causing the case to be in a first attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported, the first and second cam elements in the second relative position causing the case to be in a second attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported.
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Abstract
The combination of a case having a wall defining a light chamber and an adjusting subassembly for the case for connection between the case and a surface upon which the case is supported. The adjusting subassembly has a first cam element with a first cam surface and a second cam element with a second cam surface. The first and second cam surfaces are abuttable to each other and slidable one against the other so that the first and second cam elements are thereby relatively movable between first and second relative positions. First and second cam elements in the first relative position cause the case to be a first attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported. The first and second cam elements in the second relative position cause the case to be in a second attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported, with the second attitude being different than the first attitude.
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35 Claims
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1. In combination:
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a case having a wall defining a light chamber; and
an adjusting subassembly for the case for connection between the case and a surface upon which the case is supported, the adjusting subassembly comprising a first cam element with a first cam surface and a second cam element with a second cam surface, the first and second cam surfaces being abuttable to each other and slidable one against the other so that the first and second cam elements are thereby relatively movable between first and second relative positions, the first and second cam elements in the first relative position causing the case to be in a first attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported, the first and second cam elements in the second relative position causing the case to be in a second attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
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26. An attitude adjusting subassembly for a lighting unit having a case, the adjusting subassembly comprising:
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a first cam element with a first cam surface and a second cam element with a second cam surface, the first and second cam surfaces being abuttable to each other and slidable one against the other so that the first and second cam elements are thereby relatively movable between first and second relative positions, the first and second cam elements in the first relative position causing the case to be in a first attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported, the first and second cam elements in the second relative position causing the case to be in a second attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported. - View Dependent Claims (27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34)
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35. An attitude adjusting subassembly for a first element, the adjusting subassembly comprising:
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a first cam element with a first cam surface and a second cam element with a second cam surface, the first and second cam surfaces being abuttable to each other and slidable one against the other so that the first and second cam elements are thereby relatively movable between first and second relative positions, the first and second cam elements in the first relative position causing the first element to be in a first attitude relative to a surface upon which the first element is supported, the first and second cam elements in the second relative position causing the case to be in a second attitude relative to a surface upon which the case is supported.
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Specification