Robert W Rubin

US Patent:

6341874, Jan 29, 2002

Filed:

Jan 21, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/489427

Inventors:

Robert S. Rubin - Lake Bluff IL 60044

International Classification:

F21V 2108

US Classification:

362103, 362104, 362363, 362800, 362806

Abstract:

This invention is for a novel combination safety strobe device adapted for use on a pet collar a backpack a key chain an article of clothing the combination safety strobe device comprising a housing having a circular opening at a top end and an inner cavity therein, the housing allowing light to pass therethrough; a neck portion having a top end a bottom end and a passageway the bottom end being sized to match the opening of the housing and being attached thereto; a cylindrical casing having an open end and a closed end the cylindrical casing being fitted within the housing through the neck portion the closed end of the cylindrical casing being positioned within the inner cavity of the housing the open end of the cylindrical casing being flush with the bottom end of the neck portion to provide a continuous passageway therebetween; means for lighting the housing the lighting means being secured within the inner cavity of the housing means for powering the lighting means the powering means being removably secured within the cylindrical casing circuitry for electrically connecting the powering means and the lighting means means for activating the lighting means the activating means being engaged with the powering means to alternatively activate and deactivate the lighting means means for covering the top end of the neck portion and means for removably securing the strobe device to one of the pet collar the backpack the key chain or the article of clothing wherein the securing means is secured to the covering means.

US Patent:

6428178, Aug 6, 2002

Filed:

Dec 27, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/472047

Inventors:

Robert S. Rubin - Lake Bluff IL 60044

International Classification:

F21V 2108

US Classification:

362103, 362191, 362396

Abstract:

A combination lighting device adapted for use inside a carved pumpkin as a necklace and on an article of clothing that comprises a front housing that allows light to pass therethrough, a stem portion having an aperture and being attached to a top edge of the front housing so that a piece of string may pass horizontally through the aperture for use as a necklace a back panel being sized to removably engage an inner side of the back panel with an inner side of the front housing means for lighting the front housing means for powering the lighting means means for activating the lighting means and means for removably securing the lighting device within the pumpkin and to the article of clothing.