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US 2025/0146644 A1Published application
Vehicle Light with Heating Element.
AssigneeWheel Pros, LLC
InventorsMatt Kossoff, Yoshitaka Ishida, Chen Yu
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AssigneeWheel Pros, LLC
InventorsMatt Kossoff, Yoshitaka Ishida, Chen Yu
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A vehicle light has a heating element and a radiator vent that creates and distributes heated air inside the vehicle light. This prevents fog buildup on the inside of the light in cold and wet weather, allowing for more efficient and therefore safer lights for vehicles. A series of ceramic heating elements is arrayed in front of individual spines of a radiator vent. As each ceramic heating element receives electricity from the vehicle, its surface heats up. Air is blown past the heating elements and directed through the radiator vent by two or more blower motors. A temperature sensor regulates the amount of electricity that is sent to each ceramic element.
A vehicle light, consisting of, a front and a back, where the front and the back are connected together, a temperature sensor, one or more blower motors, one or more heating elements, and a radiator vent, where the temperature sensor senses an internal temperature within the vehicle light, where when the temperature senor detects the internal temperature below a set point, it directs an amount of electricity to the one or more blower motors and the one or more heating elements, wherein the one or more blower motors turn on and direct a quantity of unheated air to the one or more heating elements, where the one or more heating elements heat up and provide a quantity of heat to the quantity of unheated air, where the quantify of unheated air becomes a quantity of heated air, where the quantity of heated air is directed to an interior surface of the front by a radiator vent.
A vehicle light, comprising, a front and a back, where the front and the back are connected together, a temperature sensor, one or more blower motors, one or more heating elements, and a radiator vent, where the temperature sensor senses an internal temperature within the vehicle light, where when the temperature senor detects the internal temperature below a set point, it directs an amount of electricity to the one or more blower motors and the one or more heating elements, wherein the one or more blower motors turn on and direct a quantity of unheated air to the one or more heating elements, where the one or more heating elements heat up and provide a quantity of heat to the quantity of unheated air, where the quantify of unheated air becomes a quantity of heated air, where the quantity of heated air is directed to an interior surface of the front by a radiator vent.
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