Event lighting and auxiliary components for use therewith
AssigneeBml Productions, Inc.
InventorEric Todd
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Abstract
An event light has a body having a forward external surface and a side external surface, at least one central light source defines a forward portion of the body; a yoke coupled to the side external surface; at least one lighting blade, having a proximal end and a distal end, removably coupled to the external surface via the proximal end; at least one lighting element, removably coupled to the distal end of the at least one lighting blade via a connector. An alternative event light involves a body having a forward external surface, a frame coupled to the forward external surface, at least one central light source, bounded by at least a portion of the frame, and at least auxiliary component removably coupled to the frame.
Claims9
An event light comprising:
- a body having an external surface, the external surface comprising a forward external surface and a side external surface, and at least one central light source defining a forward portion of the body;
- a yoke coupled to the side external surface of the body;
- at least one lighting blade, having a proximal end and a distal end, removably coupled to the external surface of the body near the forward portion via the proximal end;
- at least one lighting element, removably coupled to the distal end of the at least one lighting blade via a connector;
- and wherein the at least one lighting element is constructed so as to receive power for illumination of the at least one lighting element through the connector.
An event light comprising:
- a body having an external surface, the external surface comprising a forward external surface, a frame coupled to the forward external surface,
- at least one central light source, bounded by at least a portion of the frame, the at least one central light source and frame collectively defining a forward portion of the body;
- and
- an auxiliary component, having an array of lighting elements thereon, the auxiliary component being removably coupled to the frame on an emitting side of the central light source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.