Patent classifications
F21V1/10
Flickering mineral light
A flickering source of illumination is disclosed. A first, second and third group of LEDs and a control circuit are also disclosed. The control circuit is adapted to control a switch to selectively switch on the first group, the second group, and the third group of LEDs. The flickering source of illumination includes a translucent mineral positioned around the groups of LEDs. The translucent mineral is adapted to allow light emitted by the LEDs to pass through the translucent mineral and illuminate an area adjacent to the translucent mineral. The flickering source of illumination may include a first group of LEDs; a second group of LEDs; and a control circuit. The control circuit may be adapted to control a light output of the first and second groups of LEDs so that the first group of LEDs emits a different color of light than the second group of LEDs. The control circuit may be further adapted to selectively vary a color of the light output of the first group of LEDs and of the second group of LEDs. A translucent mineral positioned around the LEDs is also disclosed. The translucent mineral may be adapted to allow light emitted by the LEDs to pass through the translucent mineral and illuminate an area adjacent to the translucent mineral. The translucent mineral may be selected from a group including a salt rock, quartz, marble and natural stone.
Flickering mineral light
A flickering source of illumination is disclosed. A first, second and third group of LEDs and a control circuit are also disclosed. The control circuit is adapted to control a switch to selectively switch on the first group, the second group, and the third group of LEDs. The flickering source of illumination includes a translucent mineral positioned around the groups of LEDs. The translucent mineral is adapted to allow light emitted by the LEDs to pass through the translucent mineral and illuminate an area adjacent to the translucent mineral. The flickering source of illumination may include a first group of LEDs; a second group of LEDs; and a control circuit. The control circuit may be adapted to control a light output of the first and second groups of LEDs so that the first group of LEDs emits a different color of light than the second group of LEDs. The control circuit may be further adapted to selectively vary a color of the light output of the first group of LEDs and of the second group of LEDs. A translucent mineral positioned around the LEDs is also disclosed. The translucent mineral may be adapted to allow light emitted by the LEDs to pass through the translucent mineral and illuminate an area adjacent to the translucent mineral. The translucent mineral may be selected from a group including a salt rock, quartz, marble and natural stone.
Articulating light hood
A case for an artificial light. An articulating arm or arms attaches a hood to the case. The arm(s) allow the hood to be oriented to function as both a protective cover, shade, or stand.
Articulating light hood
A case for an artificial light. An articulating arm or arms attaches a hood to the case. The arm(s) allow the hood to be oriented to function as both a protective cover, shade, or stand.
FILTERING ASSEMBLY FOR ENHANCING LIGHTING FROM A LUMINAIRE
A filtering assembly for enhancing lighting from a luminaire serves as a lighting filter that includes one or more stackable and interchangeable filter devices. The filter devices are configured to detachably couple to a luminaire, and custom block a portion of the light transmitted from the luminaire. This enables a uniquely shaped transmission of light and/or removing unwanted spills and or glare emanating from the luminaire. The filter devices comprise a body that defines a clear section that allows full passage of light from the underlying luminaire, and an opaque section that allows partial or no passage of light. The filter devices also comprise an outer rim having a friction enhancing material that enables a snug engagement with the perimeter recess forming in the luminaire. The friction enhancing material of the outer rim restricts slippage when stacking multiple filter devices, and with the inside perimeter recess formed in the luminaire.
FILTERING ASSEMBLY FOR ENHANCING LIGHTING FROM A LUMINAIRE
A filtering assembly for enhancing lighting from a luminaire serves as a lighting filter that includes one or more stackable and interchangeable filter devices. The filter devices are configured to detachably couple to a luminaire, and custom block a portion of the light transmitted from the luminaire. This enables a uniquely shaped transmission of light and/or removing unwanted spills and or glare emanating from the luminaire. The filter devices comprise a body that defines a clear section that allows full passage of light from the underlying luminaire, and an opaque section that allows partial or no passage of light. The filter devices also comprise an outer rim having a friction enhancing material that enables a snug engagement with the perimeter recess forming in the luminaire. The friction enhancing material of the outer rim restricts slippage when stacking multiple filter devices, and with the inside perimeter recess formed in the luminaire.
Aroma diffuser that simulates the aurora
An aroma diffuser equipped with an aurora-like situation to release fragrance, and an illuminator of a light-emitting device is used to radiate a light source to a rotating aurora reflector to reflect or diffuse or refract to produce light similar to the aurora effect. The rotating aurora reflector can rotatably reflect or diffusely reflect the radiation source of the illuminator to produce the constant changes of the aurora, and constantly change the diffuse light spot or arc-shaped ray arc. The aurora colors provided by the light-emitting device, such as green, red, or mixed colors, are reflected in a tubular light-transmitting lampshade and its outer light-transmitting shell to produce aurora scene lighting decoration or lighting effects to match the aforementioned aromatic scent atmosphere.
Aroma diffuser that simulates the aurora
An aroma diffuser equipped with an aurora-like situation to release fragrance, and an illuminator of a light-emitting device is used to radiate a light source to a rotating aurora reflector to reflect or diffuse or refract to produce light similar to the aurora effect. The rotating aurora reflector can rotatably reflect or diffusely reflect the radiation source of the illuminator to produce the constant changes of the aurora, and constantly change the diffuse light spot or arc-shaped ray arc. The aurora colors provided by the light-emitting device, such as green, red, or mixed colors, are reflected in a tubular light-transmitting lampshade and its outer light-transmitting shell to produce aurora scene lighting decoration or lighting effects to match the aforementioned aromatic scent atmosphere.
Aroma diffuser with changing of rotating pattern lighting
An aroma diffuser with changing of rotating pattern lighting uses a patterned light-transmitting film designed to cover the outside of a light-emitting device, and one side of the patterned light-transmitting film is combined with a rotating ring driven by a transmission device. The light-emitting device radiates the light source to the patterned light-transmitting film, and the light effect of the pattern is transmitted to the outer light-transmitting casing through the patterned light-transmitting film to display the aesthetics of patterned light and shadow. The rotating ring can rotate the patterned light-transmitting film to change the lighting effect of its pattern or text. The light-emitting device can use different colors to generate light to reflect the graphics of the patterned light-transmitting film as colored light and shadow displayed in the light-transmitting casing, thereby producing light decoration or lighting and heating the aroma substances filled in the aroma diffuser.
Aroma diffuser with changing of rotating pattern lighting
An aroma diffuser with changing of rotating pattern lighting uses a patterned light-transmitting film designed to cover the outside of a light-emitting device, and one side of the patterned light-transmitting film is combined with a rotating ring driven by a transmission device. The light-emitting device radiates the light source to the patterned light-transmitting film, and the light effect of the pattern is transmitted to the outer light-transmitting casing through the patterned light-transmitting film to display the aesthetics of patterned light and shadow. The rotating ring can rotate the patterned light-transmitting film to change the lighting effect of its pattern or text. The light-emitting device can use different colors to generate light to reflect the graphics of the patterned light-transmitting film as colored light and shadow displayed in the light-transmitting casing, thereby producing light decoration or lighting and heating the aroma substances filled in the aroma diffuser.