High intensity directional lighting device
AssigneeEntire Interest
InventorsBarton A. Pasternak, Forrest A. Marshall
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Abstract
A device for providing high intensity directional lighting. The device may include a light bulb having a coating covering a portion of the bulb's surface area and an adjustable socket adapter. The adjustable socket adapter includes an upper portion for receiving a light bulb and a lower portion for engaging a socket. The upper portion and lower portion are hingedly and rotatably engaged.
Claims14
An adjustable device for providing high intensity directional lighting, the device comprising:
- a directionally adjustable socket adapter having;
- a rotatable upper portion for receiving a light bulb;
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- a lower portion adapted to engage a socket wherein said rotatable upper portion is hingedly and rotatably attached to said lower portion so that the directionally adjustable socket adapter may be positioned in a plurality of alternative directional arrangements.
An adjustable device for providing high intensity directional lighting, the device comprising:
- a light bulb having a coating adapted to focus light emitted by the bulb in a particular direction;
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- a directionally adjustable socket adapter having;
- a rotatable upper portion for receiving the light bulb;
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- a lower portion adapted to engage a socket wherein said rotatable upper portion is hingedly and rotatably attached to said lower portion so that the light emitted by the light bulb may be focused on a particular location as desired.
An adjustable device for providing high intensity directional lighting, the device comprising:
- a directionally adjustable socket adapter having;
- a rotatable upper portion for receiving a light bulb;
- a lower portion hingedly and rotatably attached to said upper rotatable portion;
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- being adapted so that the directionally adjustable socket adapter may be rotated at least 360 degrees about at least one axis of rotation and angularly positioned in a plurality of angular positions for positioning the adjustable socket in a plurality of alternative directional arrangements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.