Abstract: A spiral wrap power and lighting system may include spiral cut flexible tubular sleeve, a plurality of photovoltaic cells, and a series of light emitting devices. The sleeve can have structure sufficient for being adapted to and maintained in a desired shape. The sleeve is also capable of being coiled around an object. The photovoltaic cells may be in a panel configuration and can be arranged in a generally helical configuration defining at least one revolution. The photovoltaic cells may also be arranged in a V-shaped configuration. The light emitting devices can comprise a plurality of axially and spirally spaced lighting sources affixed to a flexible strip, which is in turn affixed to the sleeve. The power and lighting system can have structure sufficient for being maintained in a desired flexible tubular shape on its own accord.

Abstract: The present invention, a spiral wrap lighting system, may include a series of light-emitting diodes, commonly referred to within the lighting industry as an LED flexible strip, affixed upon or otherwise attached to a surface or surfaces of a spiraling tubular shape, such as would occur if a tube were to have a torsion cut, which may include materials known to the electrical industry as spiral wrap sleeve tubing, being configured overall into any combination of innumerable linear or curvilinear shapes being capable of spanning within, from, between, or wrapping around other objects for the purpose of providing illumination.