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A therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system to treat seasonal affective disorder, to be provided at an upper portion of a hot tub basin above an indicated maximum water level, the hot tub basin defining at least one seat portion and corresponding headrest defined by the hot tub basin such that a facial region corresponds to the headrest, the facial region corresponding to a facial area of a person seated in the seat portion and supported by the headrest, the therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system including at least one array of light emitting diode (LED) bulbs provided on the upper area, the LED bulbs configured to illuminate colors and wavelengths selected to treat seasonal affective disorder, the LED bulbs being angled to direct light at the facial region of the hot tub body.

Titel:	Therapeutic LED system for a hot tub
Autor/in / Beteiligte Person:	LPI, Inc.
Link:	View record in USPTO Patent Grants (Volltext)
Veröffentlichung:	2019
Medientyp:	Patent
Sonstiges:	Nachgewiesen in: USPTO Patent Grants Sprachen: English Patent Number: 10265,539 Publication Date: April 23, 2019 Appl. No: 15/407081 Application Filed: January 16, 2017 Assignees: LPI, Inc. (Johnson City, TN, US) Claim: 1. A therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system to treat seasonal affective disorder, to be provided at an upper portion of a hot tub basin above an indicated maximum water level, the hot tub basin defining at least one seat portion and corresponding headrest defined by the hot tub basin such that a facial region corresponds to the headrest, the facial region being configured to accommodate a facial area of a person seated in the seat portion and supported by the headrest, comprising: at least one array of light emitting diode (LED) bulbs provided on the upper area, the LED bulbs configured to illuminate colors and wavelengths selected to treat seasonal affective disorder, the LED bulbs being angled to direct light at the facial region of the hot tub body; wherein the at least one array of LED bulbs are provided in a housing to be adhered to the upper portion of the hot tub basin; and wherein the individual LED bulbs are configured to be adjustable in the housing so as to be selectively angled to the facial region after the at least one array of LED bulbs is provided to the hot tub basin. Claim: 2. The therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system of claim 1 , further comprising a control system for adjusting the intensity of the light emitted by the LED bulbs, the control system including a control panel with a user interface, the control panel with a user interface being provided on a top surface of the tub. Claim: 3. A therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system to treat seasonal affective disorder, to be provided at an upper portion of a hot tub basin above an indicated maximum water level, the hot tub basin defining at least one seat portion and corresponding headrest defined by the hot tub basin such that a facial region corresponds to the headrest, the facial region being configured to accommodate a facial area of a person seated in the seat portion and supported by the headrest, comprising: at least one array of light emitting diode (LED) bulbs provided on the upper area, the LED bulbs configured to illuminate colors and wavelengths selected to treat seasonal affective disorder, the LED bulbs being angled to direct light at the facial region of the hot tub body; wherein the at least one array of LED bulbs are provided in an adhesive strip to be adhered to the upper portion of the hot tub basin. Claim: 4. The therapeutic light emitting diode lighting system of claim 3 , wherein the at least one array of LED bulbs comprise a watertight battery compartment to power the LED bulbs. Patent References Cited: 4945908 August 1990 Schneider ; 6016038 January 2000 Mueller ; 6317903 November 2001 Brunelle et al. ; 6752517 June 2004 Hildebrand et al. ; 7204602 April 2007 Archer ; 7410268 August 2008 Koren et al. ; 7712913 May 2010 Gardenier et al. ; 8022641 September 2011 Janik et al. ; 8240873 August 2012 Catalano et al. ; 2002/0030992 March 2002 Lefebvre et al. ; 2003/0076692 April 2003 Love ; 2006/0023454 February 2006 Koren ; 2009/0083903 April 2009 Badiac ; 2009/0222070 September 2009 Daffer ; 2011/0186136 August 2011 Hanna et al. Primary Examiner: Roane, Aaron F Attorney, Agent or Firm: Pitts & Lake, P.C.

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Therapeutic LED system for a hot tub