Lamp having one or more low light level replaceable bulbs
A lamp having a body which defines a hollow chamber and is constructed at least in part from translucent material has one or more night lights directed upwardly and supported therein. The body includes a top crown which is held in place by a lock ring secured upon threads of a coupling device. Access to the upwardly directed night lights is obtained by removing the lock ring and moving the top crown upwardly to provide access to the hollow chamber so that one may insert his or her hand into the hollow chamber to remove and replace the lamp. The top crown is then replaced and the lock ring again secured.
1. A lamp having at least one low light level bulb housed within a hollow chamber comprising:
a. means defining an enclosed hollow chamber having an open upper end and a closed lower end;
b. a removable cap having a central opening therein disposed over but not secured to the upper end of said enclosed hollow chamber;
c. a tubular member extending through said opening in said cap, said tubular member defining external threads adjacent and above said cap;
d. means for supporting said at least one low light level bulb disposed within said hollow chamber adjacent said closed lower end with said at least one bulb facing said open upper end comprising a platform supported by said tubular member with said at least one bulb being supported thereon; and
e. a threaded ring threadably received on said threads on said tubular member to secure said cap in place, whereby when said ring is threadably removed from said threads said cap may be moved away from said upper end of said enclosed hollow chamber for allowing a user to reach into said hollow chamber to replace said bulb.
2. A lamp as defined in claim 1 wherein said platform includes a radially outwardly extending platform supported by said tubular member and which further includes a plurality of low level light bulbs supported by said platform.
3. A lamp as defined in claim 2 , wherein said platform is the upper surface of an enclosure within which wiring for said plurality of bulbs is housed.
4. A lamp as defined in claim 3 , wherein said enclosure is seated upon the closed lower end of said hollow chamber.
5. A lamp having at least one low light level bulb housed within a hollow chamber comprising:
a. means defining an enclosed hollow chamber having an open upper end and a closed lower end;
b. a removable cap having a central opening therein disposed over but not secured to the upper end of said enclosed hollow chamber;
c. a tubular member extending through said opening in said cap, said tubular member defining external threads adjacent and above said cap; and
d. means for supporting said at least one low light level bulb disposed within said hollow chamber adjacent said closed lower end with said at least one bulb facing said open upper end claiming said open upper end comprises a bracket extending laterally outwardly from and supported by said tubular member; and
e. a threaded ring threadably received on said threads on said tubular member to secure said cap in place, whereby when said ring is threadably removed from said threads said cap may be moved away from said upper end of said enclosed hollow chamber for allowing a user to reach into said hollow chamber to replace said bulb.
6. A lamp as defined in claim 5 , which further includes a single low level light bulb affixed to said bracket.