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OwnerJared Hendricks, Erik Bornemeierinventors
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Abstract
The present invention is a device for adapting a socket capable of receiving a light bulb into a socket also capable of receiving a light bulb and further comprising a strand with at least one dangling light extending therefrom. The dangling light strand electrically connects and receives power through the adaptor socket. In one exemplary embodiment, the adaptor device connects to a socket on a strand of holiday lights, and several evenly spaced dangling lights extend from the adaptor in a configuration sometimes referred to as icicle lights.
Claims4
A device for adapting the appearance of a light socket, comprising:
- an electrical socket adaptor with an inserting end, capable of an electrical connection with a light socket, and a receiving end, capable of an electrical connection with a light bulb;
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- a dangling strand having at least one electrical socket, capable of receiving a light bulb, electrically connected to the socket adaptor in a way that provides electrical power to the at least one socket on the strand when electrical power is supplied to the socket adaptor.
A device for adapting the appearance of a light socket, comprising:
- inserting means for connecting to the light socket;
- receiving means for receiving a light bulb;
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- dangling light means for connecting at least one dangling light bulb to the inserting means and receiving means.
A device for adapting the appearance of holiday lighting, comprising:
- a lighting adaptor capable of both being electrically connected to a socket on a strand of holiday lighting and capable of receiving a light bulb;
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- a dangling strand with at least one light socket electrically connected to the lighting adaptor in a way that provides electrical power to the at least one socket on the dangling strand when electrical power is supplied to the lighting adaptor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.