Method and system for underwater light display
DCFirst Claim
1. A light display system for creating a decorative light pattern on a surface within a body of water, said light display system comprising:
- a shell comprising a bottom portion and a top portion, said top portion configured to be opaque and removably sealable with said bottom portion;
a light assembly located within said shell, wherein said light assembly focuses light on the surface within the body of water in one or more flashing or continuous patterns;
a plurality of lenses integrally formed within said bottom portion of said shell, wherein said plurality of lenses direct light produced by said light assembly on the surface within the body of water; and
wherein said plurality of lenses define a buoyant surface of said bottom portion, wherein said top portion is buoyed above water and wherein substantially all of said plurality of lenses are located underwater.
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Abstract
An underwater light display system for providing a decorative light display on the surface of a container holding a body of water and/or objects located within a body of water is provided. An exemplary system comprises a shell and a light assembly. The shell comprises a bottom and a top portion. In accordance with an exemplary embodiment, the light assembly is preprogrammed to produce variable light patterns and is secured to the interior surface of the top portion so as to direct light downward. In accordance with an exemplary embodiment, the light assembly may further comprise a plurality of lenses configured to direct light. In accordance with an exemplary embodiment, the light assembly further comprises a weight having a lens configured to direct light.
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24 Claims
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1. A light display system for creating a decorative light pattern on a surface within a body of water, said light display system comprising:
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a shell comprising a bottom portion and a top portion, said top portion configured to be opaque and removably sealable with said bottom portion; a light assembly located within said shell, wherein said light assembly focuses light on the surface within the body of water in one or more flashing or continuous patterns; a plurality of lenses integrally formed within said bottom portion of said shell, wherein said plurality of lenses direct light produced by said light assembly on the surface within the body of water; and wherein said plurality of lenses define a buoyant surface of said bottom portion, wherein said top portion is buoyed above water and wherein substantially all of said plurality of lenses are located underwater. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A light display system for creating a decorative light pattern on surfaces in a body of water, said light display system comprising:
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a shell comprising a bottom portion and a top portion, said top portion configured to be removably sealable with said bottom portion; a light assembly located within said shell, wherein said light assembly is configured to produce light in one or more flashing or continuous patterns; a plurality of lenses secured to said bottom portion of said shell, wherein said plurality of lenses are configured to direct light produced by said light assembly; and a weight secured to said bottom portion of said shell, wherein said weight comprises a lens configured to direct light.
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11. A method of creating a light display on surfaces within a body of water, said method comprising the steps of:
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providing a shell having a bottom portion and a top portion that is removably securable to said bottom portion; providing a light assembly comprising a light emitting diode in said shell; programming said light assembly to generate light in at least one flashing pattern and continuous pattern; integrally embedding lenses in the surface of said bottom portion and not in the surface of said top portion of said shell, wherein said lenses are located a plurality of distances from said light assembly, and wherein said lenses are further aligned along more than a single plane through said surface; and directing said light of said at least one flashing pattern and continuous pattern through said lenses towards a bottom surface beneath a top surfaces of the body of water to generate the light display on said surface. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A light display system for creating a decorative light display on the surface of objects beneath a top surface of a body of water, said light display system comprising:
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a shell comprising a bottom portion and a top portion; and a light assembly secured to a rotation platform, wherein said rotation platform is secured to the interior surface of said top portion, wherein said light assembly is preprogrammed by an electrical light programming mechanism to produce light directed downward in a plurality of flashing or continuous patterns, wherein said a rotation platform is configured to facilitate rotational movement of said light assembly within said top portion, wherein said light directed downward creates said decorative light display on the surface of objects beneath said top surface of said body of water, and wherein said flashing or continuous patterns are independent of said rotational movement. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. A light display system for creating an underwater light display, said light display system comprising:
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a top shell portion configured to substantially prevent light from passing through said top shell portion having a plurality of light devices being secured to an interior surface of said top portion and directing light from said plurality of light devices downward to create said underwater light display; and a bottom shell portion having a plurality of lenses further directing said light directed downward by said top portion from said plurality of light devices to create said underwater light display on a lower surface of a body of water, said bottom shell portion further comprising a buoyant configuration to maintain said plurality of lenses underwater and said top shell portion above water. - View Dependent Claims (24)
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