Light emitting diode pool assembly
First Claim
1. A heat dissipating LED light assembly for use under water, said light assembly comprising:
- a light fixture, comprising;
a reflective plate comprising a plurality of perforations formed through said reflective plate, the reflective plate being configured to reflect heat;
a plurality of LED bulbs wherein the LED bulbs are placed on one side of the reflective plate to protrude through a respective perforation of said plurality of perforations and wherein a portion of the LED bulbs are angled from a horizontal axis to include angles between 15–
70 degrees, based on dimensions of an underwater structure that receives light from the light fixture;
a control circuit selectively operable to produce a plurality of colored lights through said plurality of LED bulbs;
wherein said control circuit comprises a switch which, when activated a defined number of times, produces a plurality of at least light colors wherein said plurality of at least light colors are selected based on said defined number of times said switch is activated.
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Abstract
A LED light assembly, the light assembly comprising a reflective plate comprising a plurality of perforations formed therethrough the reflective plate, a plurality of LED bulbs wherein each LED bulb protrudes through a respective perforation of the plurality of perforations, and a control circuit selectively operable to produce a plurality of colored lights through the plurality of LED bulbs wherein the control circuit comprises a switch which when activated a defined number of times produces a plurality of at least light colors and light patterns wherein each of the plurality of at least light colors and light patterns are selected based on the defined number of times the switch is activated.
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22 Claims
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1. A heat dissipating LED light assembly for use under water, said light assembly comprising:
a light fixture, comprising; a reflective plate comprising a plurality of perforations formed through said reflective plate, the reflective plate being configured to reflect heat; a plurality of LED bulbs wherein the LED bulbs are placed on one side of the reflective plate to protrude through a respective perforation of said plurality of perforations and wherein a portion of the LED bulbs are angled from a horizontal axis to include angles between 15–
70 degrees, based on dimensions of an underwater structure that receives light from the light fixture;a control circuit selectively operable to produce a plurality of colored lights through said plurality of LED bulbs; wherein said control circuit comprises a switch which, when activated a defined number of times, produces a plurality of at least light colors wherein said plurality of at least light colors are selected based on said defined number of times said switch is activated. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 20)
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13. A heat dissipating LED light assembly that includes a light fixture for use under water in a pool of water that is operable to replace an incandescent light in an existing niche pool lighting assembly, said LED light assembly comprising:
a light fixture comprising; a body comprising a first end and a second end wherein a plurality of symmetrically-shaped stair-step portions decreasing in size from said first end to said second end are formed between said first end and said second so as to be similar in size and shape to a standard incandescent lamp bulb; a reflective plate connected to said first end comprising a plurality of perforations formed through said reflective plate, the reflective plate being configured to reflect heat; a plurality of LED bulbs wherein each LED bulb is placed on one side of the reflective plate to protrude through a respective perforation of said plurality of perforations and wherein a portion of the LED bulbs are angled from a horizontal axis to include angles between 15–
70 degrees, based on dimensions of an underwater structure that receives light from the light fixture;an Edison-style connector connected to said second end; a control circuit selectively operable to produce a plurality of colored lights through said plurality of LED bulbs; and wherein said control circuit comprises a switch which when activated a defined number of times produces a plurality of at least one of light colors and light patterns wherein each of said plurality of at least one of light colors and light patterns are selected based on said defined number of times said switch is activated. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22)
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