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Granted Patent B2
US 8,882,287 · App. 13/628,031 · Granted Nov 11, 2014

Recreational or occupational headlamp using modulated light corollary to human persistence of vision for optimized path illumination

Inventor: Dale Taylor (Centennial, CO)
F21V33/0008F21L4/00F21V21/084F21V21/0816
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Patent No.
US 8,882,287
App. No.
13/628,031
Granted
Nov 11, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

The invention relates to a novel recreational or occupational modulating light headlamp which works in conjunction with the mechanics of human vision to provide effective path lighting in very low light or dark. Applying flicker fusion rate and factoring in the acuity of the eye's rods and cones, lighting is applied to the range and capability of the ocular abilities and optimized for low light or dark.

Claims (10)

1. A light modulating recreational headlamp comprising;

a) LED light array comprising at least 5 lights with hertz variations from 10 mhz to 38 mhz

b) multi-function control panel

c) dual use head strap mounting mechanism

d) power source

e) detachable handle.

2. A headlamp as in claim 1 wherein the control panel is located on the lamp housing and offers multiple options for light and power control.

3. A headlamp as in claim 1 wherein an elastic or plastic strap can be looped through apertures on the headlamp and affixed to a head or a climbing helmet.

4. A headlamp as in claim 1 wherein said power source can be a cable for connection to a vehicle auxiliary outlet or a standard AC outlet.

5. A headlamp as in claim 1 wherein a detachable handle can be connected to convert the headlamp into a hand-help lamp and wherein the hand held lamp will utilize the controls.

Continuity (1)
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