Utility light

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present invention is directed to a portable utility light that may be operated by multiple sources of power.
A base support contains a rechargeable battery.
A light assembly is pivotally supported on the base support and is electrically connected to the rechargeable battery through a power cord removably connected to a first connector portion of the base support.
The power cord is adapted for selective connection to an auxiliary power source such as a cigarette lighter receptacle of an automobile to provide a direct auxiliary power source for the light assembly.
A power supply mechanism is also connected to a second connection portion of the base support to provide another power source to either recharge the rechargeable battery power the light assembly.
The rechargeable batter is connected to the first and second connection portions of the base support in parallel to facilitate the ability for multiple sources of power for recharging the battery.
A male/male plug cord may be employed to utilize the auxiliary power source to recharge the battery through the first connection portion.
The work light thus provides a multiple sources of power for the light as well as multiple sources of power for recharging a battery disposed within the base support.
The physical configuration of the utility light also provides a portable sturdy adjustable light source.