Worklight case
An improved worklight case for carrying and storing a worklight such as a quartz halogen worklight having a protective grill protruding from the worklight face. The worklight may be stored in the case without disassembly of the worklight or removal of the protective grills. A tripod may also be included in the case. The case has a bottom portion including one or more bays, each of which is formed for receiving an individual worklight head with the protective grill in position on the worklight head. The bays are disposed in the bottom portion so that each worklight head rests in its own bay when the worklight is in position in the bottom portion. The various surfaces of the bottom portion are formed to allow space for the worklight base so that the worklight heads need not be disassembled from the base, but rather the worklight may be positioned in the bottom portion as a unit with each head in its own bay. Adequate space is left over for storing the tripod as well.
1. A case for carrying a worklight having a pair of worklight heads mounted on a common base, each said worklight head including a light bulb chamber and a protective grill protruding in front of the light bulb chamber and said worklight includes a carrying handle secured to said common base and extending generally between said worklight heads, characterized in that:
the case has a bottom portion including a pair of bays, each said bay being formed for receiving an individual worklight head with said protective grill in position on said worklight head in front of said light bulb chamber, and said bays being disposed in said bottom portion so that each of said worklight heads rests in its own bay when said worklight is in position in said bottom portion, and said pair of bays being formed and disposed to receive said pair of worklight heads while said worklight heads are mounted on said common base,
wherein said case is formed to receive said pair of worklight heads in said pair of bays with said carrying handle extending therebetween, and
wherein said common base has a longitudinal axis running generally between said worklight heads and said worklight includes at least two tubular members affixed to said common base proximate the outlying ends of said common base and extending generally perpendicular to said longitudinal axis, said tubular members providing feet for supporting the worklight as a stand-alone unit, and said case is further characterized in that:
said case has a depth sufficient to receive said tubular members in their disposition extending generally perpendicular to said base longitudinal axis.
2. A case for carrying a worklight having a pair of worklight heads mounted on a common base, each said worklight head including a light bulb chamber and a protective grill protruding in front of the light bulb chamber, characterized in that:
the case has a bottom portion including a pair of bays, each said bay being formed for receiving an individual worklight head with said protective grill in position on said worklight head in front of said light bulb chamber, and said bays being disposed in said bottom portion so that each of said worklight heads rests in its own bay when said worklight is in position in said bottom portion, and said pair of bays being formed and disposed to receive said pair of worklight heads while said worklight heads are mounted on said common base,
wherein said common base has a longitudinal axis running generally between said worklight heads and said worklight includes at least two tubular members affixed to said common base proximate the outlying ends of said common base and extending generally perpendicular to said longitudinal axis, said tubular members providing feet for supporting the worklight as a stand-alone unit, and said case is further characterized in that:
said case has a depth sufficient to receive said tubular members in their disposition extending generally perpendicular to said base longitudinal axis.
3. The case of claim 2 wherein said case is further characterized in that said bottom portion includes a generally centrally disposed raised portion defining an elevated flat surface between the bays of said pair.