Anti-carcinogenic lights and lighting
First Claim
1. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
- a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers;
a power source for the light; and
a light sensor connected between the light and the power source for switching off the light when ambient light is detected, and for switching on the light when ambient light is not detected, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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Abstract
Devices and methods for using visible light of wavelengths between 760 to 610 nanometers, here termed Anti-Carcinogenic™ or CancerSafe™ or CancerGuard™ light. When irradiated upon animals during their customary sleeping hours, or when they are sleepy, or have been sleeping, Anti-Carcinogenic™ night light does not disrupt the hormonal secretions of the pineal gland. Conventional light, associated with pollution of the sky and urban areas, disrupts hormonal secretions, and much evidence points to hormonal secretion disruptions as a cause of cancer. The novel Night Lights can illuminate areas adjacent bedrooms, dormitories, and in vehicles, buses, aircraft, where passengers customarily sleep, and in refrigerators, and on illuminated clocks and watches. These Night Lights can have back-up power supply and employ motion sensors and photoelectric switches to switch on Anti-Carcinogenic™ (non-carcinogenic) illumination when needed for safe movement in otherwise darkened areas, and can detect power failures, noises indicative of violence, such as panics, school shootings, cries for help in medical emergencies, or assaults, and also detect dangerous, toxic, or explosive substances, including particulates, bacteria, viruses, thereupon they communicate alarms by sound, optical cable, laser, or radio frequency. Also covered are devices converting conventional carcinogenic night lights to Anti-Carcinogenic™ ones, and translucent window drapes and light traps to convert other light sources to Anti-Carcinogenic™ light.
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19 Claims
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1. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and a light sensor connected between the light and the power source for switching off the light when ambient light is detected, and for switching on the light when ambient light is not detected, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; a monitor sensor selected from at least one of a group consisting of; an electric power failure sensor, a smoke detector, a heat detector, an oxygen detector, a carbon dioxide detector, a carbon monoxide detector, a radon detector, a propane detector, a radiological substance detector, a bacteriological substance detector, a noxious fume detector, a poisonous gas detector, and a sound detector; and an alarm for being triggered when a pre-selected threshold level is detected by the monitor sensor, the alarm being selected from at least one of a group consisting of;
a visible alarm, an audible alarm, and a remotely transmitted alarm, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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6. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and a refrigerator door for mounting the light inside of the refrigerator door, so that the light activates when the refrigerator door is opened, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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7. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and a refrigerator door for mounting the light outside and exterior to the refrigerator door, so that the light emits outside and exterior to the refrigerator door, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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8. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and a clock face over the emission from the light, for supplying visible light to the clock face, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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9. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and a wrist watch face over the emission from the light, for supplying visible light to the wrist watch face, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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10. An anti-carcinogenic night light, comprising:
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a light for emitting a visible light emission having a wavelength between approximately 610 and approximately 760 nanometers; a power source for the light; and an adapter for attaching the anti-carcinogenic light to an existing night light, and for converting the existing night light to emit visible light solely between the wavelength of approximately 610 to approximately 760 nanometers, wherein the light is used as a night light emits a safe and non-carcinogenic visible light emission in a darkened or sem-darkened environment.
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11. A method for emitting anti-carcinogenic light emission from a night light, comprising the steps of:
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supplying power to a light source; emitting a visible light between the wavelength of approximately 610 to approximately 760 nanometers from the light source, in a darkened or sem-darkened environment, as a night light; and preventing disruptions of secretions of pineal glands of sleeping, sleepy or dozing humans and animals that are located in the darkened or sem-darkened environments where the night light is located. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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