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US 11,236,753 B1Granted
Indirect uplighting for ceiling fans
OwnerLara Anne Campbellinventor
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Abstract
Exemplary embodiments of the invention include a housing for light bulbs or light sources, above, and attached to or integrated with, a ceiling fan, thus providing soft non-glaring indirect light upwardly into a room. Light bulbs or light bulb fixtures do not intrude into the space of the room either upwardly or downwardly or horizontally.
Claims14
An indirect uplight arrangement for a ceiling fan having a fan support pole comprising:
- (a) a substantially circular and flat disk-shaped uplight housing attached to, or comprising an integral part of, a ceiling fan and situated above the fan,
- (b) a substantially circular and flat lid of the uplight housing on the top of the housing,
- (c) one or more light emitting holes in said substantially circular and flat lid, and
- (d) one or more light bulbs inside said housing substantially positioned under said light emitting holes.
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An indirect uplight arrangement for a ceiling fan with a fan support pole comprising:
- (a) a substantially circular and flat disk-shaped uplight housing attached to, or comprising an integral part of, a ceiling fan and situated above the fan,
- (b) a translucent or transparent substantially circular and flat lid of the uplight housing on the top of the housing, and
- (c) one or more light bulbs inside said housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.