Abstract: A paint booth lighting fixture having a sealed enclosure that receives a plurality of light bulbs, each of the bulbs having an individually adjustable reflector movably secured adjacent thereto. The reflectors are movable to direct light in a desired direction. The reflectors are held in a desired position and include an elongated body defining a series of elongated reflective surfaces.

Abstract: A discharge lamp and a headlight for a motor vehicle are proposed. A moving member is provided, which is movable between at least two positions, for switching over between different light distributions. It comprises at least one optically active element, preferably a lens, which generates an image of the gas discharge which is shifted away from the actual location thereof. A switch-over between two different light distributions is made possible by a movement of the moving member between the two positions in the headlight, such that the gas discharge seems to be shifted by the switch-over for a respective region of the reflector, whereby different light distributions are created. Preferably, the moving member is the outer bulb of the discharge lamp, on which two lenses are arranged and which is rotatable about the optical axis.

Abstract: An adjustable light fixture includes a housing, a reflector assembly, and an adjustment mechanism. The housing has an external surface and an interior compartment. The reflector assembly is positioned within the interior compartment of the housing. The adjustment mechanism is adjustable from the external surface of the housing to cause movement of the reflector relative to the housing.

Abstract: A lighting assembly (10) is designed to control glare or spill light from an arc discharge lamp (12). A reflector insert (40) is formed from an identical reflector housing (14) and cut into an arcuate shape. An outer perimeter (42) is secured to the reflector housing and an inner perimeter (44) is adjustably secured to the reflector for subsequent manipulation or adjustment. The reflector insert advantageously has the contour of the primary reflector.

Abstract: A spotlight has an adjustable angle of radiation with modification of the angle of radiation being achieved in a manner other than by shading a beam path with a screen or mask. The spotlight has an interior light source (4) and a first lens (2) that is structured as a front lens. The first lens (2) is an aspherical lens.

Abstract: A lighting system for stage, theatrical and architectural lighting, comprising a frame for supporting a plurality of light emitting diodes. The diodes are mounted to the frame so that each diode is both secured to the frame and also simultaneously positioned wherein each discrete diode light beam is directed to a prescribed remote focal point (target zone) and thereupon directed to a predetermined illumination area. Electrical power for transmitting and controlling electrical voltage to light emitting diodes by electrical circuitry integral with the frame. The frame can be configured as any hollow volume such a cone, a semi-ellipse, and a semi-sphere or can be configured as planar. Flexible blanks having apertures and pads for electrical connections can be used to construct rigid frames. An imaging gate a collimating lens and a focusing lens can be interposed between the frame and the illumination area.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a aiming apparatus to be interposed between a reflector and a housing to adjust direction of light reflected by the reflector; the aiming apparatus comprising an adjusting screw rotatably engaged at one end with the housing at a predetermined position; a pivot nut having at one end a nut portion capable of achieving thread engagement with the other end of the adjusting screw and at the other end a pivot portion, respectively; a pivot holder attached to a rear side of the reflector; and a nut receiver fixed on the front side of the housing at a predetermined position.

Abstract: A shade driving unit is provided below a discharge bulb, and a fixed shade for covering a movable shade is provided close to the front side of the movable shade to conceal substantially the shade moving mechanism of the shade driving unit. Moreover, the shade leg portion of the fixed shade is fitted to a fixed shade-leg fitting projection formed below a reflector from its rear side to conceal substantially the mounting structure. Further, a pair of lateral upright walls extending from the fixed shade-leg fitting projection is formed below the reflector. The shade moving mechanism can thus be substantially concealed from either side of the fixed shade, even from a laterally shifted viewpoint from the front of the lamp.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed incorporating a plurality of light sources, such as a plurality of lighting emitting diodes, and a beam altering mechanism for altering the light projected by the plurality of light sources. Several mechanisms for altering the beam produced by the plurality of light emitting diodes are disclosed. The present invention can be used in for example hand held flashlights and theatrical lighting. The present invention in one embodiment discloses a hand held flashlight incorporating a plurality of light sources and a beam altering mechanism capable of changing the color of the emitted light beam produced by the flashlight. The beam altering mechanism may be comprised of an aperture device, which may be an aperture plate, provided with a plurality of apertures that are strategically aligned with the individual light beams emitted from each of the plurality of light sources.

Abstract: A headlight for a vehicle operating in accordance with projection principle has a light source, a reflector which reflects a light emitted by the light source as a light bundle, a screening device arranged in a path of rays of the light bundle reflected by the reflector and producing a bright-dark limit of the light exiting the headlight in visible wavelength region, a lens arranged after the screening direction in a light outlet direction so that the light reflected by the reflector passes through the lens, the screening device at least locally being at least partially permeable for light in infrared wavelength region, and light which passes through the screening device in infrared wavelength region has a greater range than light passing over the screening device in visible wavelength region.

Abstract: A dual reflector lighting system having an adjusting assembly for independently adjusting an inner reflector and an outer reflector relative to a gaseous discharge lamp. The lighting system includes a housing having a ballast assembly mounted therein. An elongated tubular adjusting member has one end thereof connected to the bottom of the housing. A lamp socket for receiving a gaseous discharge lamp is mounted to the other end of the adjusting member. The lamp socket is electrically connected to the ballast assembly. The system includes both an outer reflector and an inner reflector mounted coaxially about the gaseous discharge lamp. The outer reflector is mounted to the tubular adjusting member for movement relative thereto to adjust the outer reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp. The inner reflector is connected to the adjusting member for adjusting the inner reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp.

Abstract: Illumination angle adjuster (42) for condensing illumination light from a light generator (41) toward a workpiece (25) includes a simple-structured optical member of condenser lens (44). With the simple arrangement, illumination angle of the illumination light to the workpiece (25) can be easily changed by moving the condenser lens (44) along an optical axis of an optical system (37).

Abstract: A night-light with changeable color light, having a casing with a nontransparent portion, a transparent portion and a plurality of transparent windows. A luminous part is provided under the casing, having a plurality of light cabinets consisting of electro-luminescence panels with different colors of light. A rotating disc and a power supply plug part are provided under the light cabinets. A power output socket is provided on the upper side of the casing, which casing engages a rotating disc. The luminous portion, power supply plug and the power output socket engage each other, and are stationary. When the casing is rotated, the transparent portions of the casing can be located above a selected light cabinet with the desired color light.

Abstract: A light source apparatus comprises a light source and a collimating lens for adjusting a luminous flux from the light source. The light source is supported by a holder made of a steel plate, a supporting member made of a steel plate is supported by the holder so as to slide in a direction of an optical axis to the collimating lens, and the collimating lens is supported by the supporting member.

Abstract: A lamp assembly for use in the printing and coating industries has an elongate source of radiation and a reflector with an elongate reflective surface partly surrounding the source for reflecting radiation from the source down onto a substrate for curing a coating thereon. A shutter system is provided for shuttering the source to prevent radiation from reaching the substrate. The condition of the lamp assembly is monitored by shuttering the source and measuring the level of reflected radiation exiting through an aperture in the reflector.

Abstract: A vehicle lamp unit is disclosed that utilizes a high intensity discharge bulb for high beam, low beam and fog/driving lamps. The lamp uses reflectors and shields to selectively block light emitted from the HID bulb and to direct the light into a desired pattern. A control device is utilized to move the shields into various desired light blocking positions. Lamps of various shapes can be fabricated using the shield system by using optics to direct light into diverse preferred patterns.

Abstract: A spotlight has a curved reflector (1, 1′) and a lamp (2, 2′) arranged inside a cavity formed by the reflector (1, 1′). The lamp (2, 2′) and the reflector (1, 1′) are movable relative to one another in a direction of a main optical axis of the spotlight. A converging lens (5) is arranged in front of the reflector (1, 1′) in a direction of light emission. A dispersive lens (6) is arranged between the reflector (1, 1′) and the converging lens (5).

Abstract: A vehicle light can include a single light source and be capable of switching between low-beam mode and high-beam mode by moving a movable portion. The vehicle light can also include a first reflecting surface, a projection lens, and a shutter selectively insertable in the luminous flux from the first reflecting surface to the projection lens. The vehicle light can further include a second reflecting surface having a first focus and a second focus, a third reflecting surface having a first focus and second focus, a fourth reflecting surface having a focus approximately on the second focus of the second reflecting surface, wherein when the third reflecting surface is located in its inserted position relative to luminous flux between the second reflecting surface and the fourth reflecting surface, the first focus of the third reflecting surface is substantially on the second focus of the second reflecting surface. The movable portion can include the shutter and the third reflecting surface.

Abstract: A light effects projector includes a light source and effect wheels interposed between the light source and an exit aperture of the projector. A gobo wheel includes a plurality of apertures and gobo holders containing gobos. The gobo wheel is adapted to rotate so as to place a gobo, which is retained in one of the holders, within the light path from the light source. The gobo holders of the gobo wheel are removably secured to the gobo wheel by a spring retainer that engages flange portions of a gobo holder. The projector further includes a cooling system to cool the gobos during operation. Additionally, the projector includes an effects wheel that provides a “frost effect” portion to variably distort light from the projector.

Abstract: A projecting lamp for projecting images to create visual and decorative effect is provided. The projecting lamp mainly includes a lamp cylinder mounted on a supporting structure. A projecting structure is mounted in a front opening of the lamp cylinder and includes a focus control bar. By rotating a threaded body of the focus control bar, a distance between a projecting lens located at a front of the projecting structure and a projecting picture located at a rear of the projecting structure is finely adjusted to enable projection of a magnified and clear image. The lamp cylinder is adjustable in its elevation angle and its angular position in a plane. The whole projecting lamp may be quickly disassembled for easy storage and conveyance.

Abstract: An apparatus consisting of a cable grid system for lighting in which a light can be positioned at any location on a ceiling. Optionally, the light fixtures can include a diffraction grating reflector (such as a music CD) to reflect light patterns onto the ceiling from a light source which is preferably a point source. Also, light fixtures with diffraction grating reflectors could be mounted on a wall, table, or on the ceiling without using a cable grid system.

Abstract: A dual reflector lighting system having an adjusting assembly for independently adjusting an inner reflector and an outer reflector relative to a gaseous discharge lamp. The lighting system includes a housing having a ballast assembly mounted therein. An elongated tubular adjusting member has one end thereof connected to the bottom of the housing. A lamp socket for receiving a gaseous discharge lamp is mounted to the other end of the adjusting member. The lamp socket is electrically connected to the ballast assembly. The system includes both an outer reflector and an inner reflector mounted coaxially about the gaseous discharge lamp. The outer reflector is mounted to the tubular adjusting member for movement relative thereto to adjust the outer reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp. The inner reflector is connected to the adjusting member for adjusting the inner reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp.

Abstract: A lamp is described comprising a light housing and a light cover intended to restrict dazzle, wherein the lamp cover comprises at least one areal element having has a pre-selectable light transmission and made of elastic material which extends between the end walls of the lamp housing and is fixable in complementary recesses in the face walls via coupling lugs after an elastic deformation resulting in a shortening and a subsequent relaxation

Abstract: A light projector, particularly for projecting light with variable dimensions and coloring, comprising, on a light beam emitted by a light source, a color changing unit, the light projector further comprising a zoom device being constituted by a first antihalation or Fresnel lens which can move with respect to a second fixed lens, the first and second lenses being arranged downstream of the color changing unit.

Abstract: (Purpose) There is provided with an illumination device for LCD device according to the invention to flow the same electric current through lamps on the same driving voltage, resluting in a long life of said illumination device.

Abstract: A device for lighting arrangements for a ceiling, includes means providing a light beam above a ceiling, reflector means for intercepting and reflecting light beams and located above the ceiling, means for mounting the reflector means for movement around two orthogonal axes and located above the ceiling, and remote movement means located above the ceiling for moving the reflector means selectively about the two orthogonal axes from a remote location to reflect the light beam to a location below the ceiling. The remote movement means has a control handle located below the ceiling. An arrangement can be provided so that there are a plurality of reflector means aligned to receive the light beam, and all but the last reflector means is a beam splitter.

Abstract: A luminaire assembly includes a ballast housing, a wiring box mounted on an upper end of the ballast housing, and an optical assembly mounted on a lower end of the ballast housing. The ballast housing preferably includes a pair of identically configured ballast housing members that are integrally formed from sheet metal and folded by hand prior to final assembly of the ballast housing. The wiring box includes bent tabs that pivotally support the ballast housing between operative and inoperative positions to simplify installation of the luminaire assembly at a site. A hook and rotatable connector are provided to support the wiring box from a luminaire support member. An optional spacer box is provided to space the ballast housing from the wiring box as may be required in certain high wattage applications. The optical assembly is supported below the ballast housing by a pair of support arms that depend from the ballast housing and releasably engage with the optical assembly.

Abstract: A radiation-deflecting system is disclosed which can be used in particular as a lighting system for rooms, halls, stores or the like. This radiation-deflecting system includes at least one radiation source, such as a high power light source, which emits parallel radiation such as a parallel light beam. In the path of radiation (16) of the radiation source there are arranged a plurality of partially transparent mirrors (2), in spaced apart arrangement, which serve as radiation distributing elements (1) and are arranged to be rotatable around the radiation axis and around a second axis perpendicular thereto. The partially transparent mirrors (2) are preferably exchangeable. With the aid of the partially transparent mirror of the radiation distributing element (1) a part of the radiation is branched off and deflected and directed to a predetermined desired location.

Abstract: A dual reflector lighting system having an adjusting assembly for independently adjusting an inner reflector and an outer reflector relative to a gaseous discharge lamp. The lighting system includes a housing having a ballast assembly mounted therein. An elongated tubular adjusting member has one end thereof connected to the bottom of the housing. A lamp socket for receiving a gaseous discharge lamp is mounted to the other end of the adjusting member. The lamp socket is electrically connected to the ballast assembly. The system includes both an outer reflector and an inner reflector mounted coaxially about the gaseous discharge lamp. The outer reflector is mounted to the tubular adjusting member for movement relative thereto to adjust the outer reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp. The inner reflector is connected to the adjusting member for adjusting the inner reflector relative to the gaseous discharge lamp.

Abstract: A portable light reflector or diffusor includes a reflection or diffusion cloth attached to a foldable framework composed of longitudinal struts and a transverse strut which is stiff with respect to compression and connects the two longitudinal struts, wherein the transverse strut has ends bent in the direction towards the plane defined by the longitudinal struts and the reflection or diffusion cloth attached to the longitudinal struts, wherein the angle between the bent ends and the intermediate piece between the ends is greater than 90°. A belt extends parallel to the transverse strut in such a way that the longitudinal struts are pressed apart for tensioning the reflection or diffusion cloth.

Abstract: This invention relates to methods and apparatus to control the light exposure of the skin. One objective is to increase the exposure during periods of common deficient exposure such as for dark skin persons on winter days in areas far from the equator. Another objective is to decrease the exposure during periods of common overexposure such as for light skin persons during spring and summer days in bright environments. A novel feature of the invention is the use of lamps for whole body irradiation while showering or bathing during dark seasons. The whole body exposure enables the use of very low irradiance levels to provide an enhanced probability of beneficial effects and to reduce the possibility of harmful effects of the ultraviolet light. Another novel feature is the use of an adjustable ultraviolet light transmitting building window or automobile sunroof to increase the sunlight exposure on cold days when a deficiency in exposure due to closed windows is common.

Abstract: A cyclorama light includes a housing having generally opaque rear, bottom and side walls and an open front wall defining a window that extends from a region proximate to the upper end of the rear wall and a region proximate to the front end of the bottom wall and generally extending between the side walls. The housing defines a housing axis generally parallel to the rear and bottom walls and normal to the side walls. An elongate reflector essentially extends between the side walls and is mounted for rotary movements about the housing axis. An elongate lamp having a lamp axis is mounted on the reflector to maintain the lamp axis substantially coextensively with the housing axis, the reflector being configured to direct light generated by the elongate lamp with a predetermined intensity distribution through the window formed in the open front wall in a direction which is a function of the rotational position of the reflector about the housing axis.

Abstract: A module for forming a modular luminaire, in cooperation with the second module, has a housing with a cavity. The housing is designed to be mounted within a luminaire frame or to one end of a luminaire shell. The module includes at least one bulb holder that is supported by the housing and multiple rotatably adjustable reflector holders, also supported by the housing. The holders are each designed to engage one end of an elongated reflector so as to support it. The module also includes at least one geared reflector adjuster that allows the rotational position of at least one of the reflector holders to be adjusted.

Abstract: To permit change of direction of light emitted from a reflector lamp (3) adapted to be secured in a fixed socket, a reflector unit, preferably in the form of an attachment, is provided which is formed by a frame (2) which pivotably retains a partially light transparent and partially light reflecting disk (1). The frame (2) is coupled by a snap connection with a circumferential rim (3a) of the reflector lamp, so that the disk (1) is rotatable about the reflector axis (A) as well as pivotable in the arms (2). The reflector axis (A) and the pivot axis (P) of the disk preferably are perpendicular to each other. The disk may have a mirror reflective, and one matte surface, and can be made of plastic, aluminum, sheet steel and, if so, formed with openings (1a) therethrough; if made of glass, the surface can be partially light reflective/transmissive.

Abstract: A night light which plugs directly into an electrical outlet with a rotatable housing which swivels 360° to direct light in a desired direction. The night light includes a light bulb connected to its power source in a self-contained housing. The night light also includes a light sensor which activates and deactivates the bulb depending upon ambient light levels.

Abstract: A light beam source includes a laser diode having a housing. The housing has a base and a cap with an opening for emitting laser light. A lens mount having a generally tubular shape and being formed from a unitary piece of material is provided. The lens mount has a first end and a second end, the second end including inner walls. A lens is disposed at least partially within the first end of the lens mount, the lens being disposed so as to receive and focus the laser light as a beam. The cap of the laser diode is disposed at least partially within the second end of the lens mount and frictionally engages the inner walls. The inner walls include at least one longitudinal slot that allows the inner walls to expand and frictionally engage the cap when the cap is disposed in the second end of the lens mount.

Abstract: A flashlight includes an elongate body having a front end and providing a compartment for containing a battery cell and a head assembly connected to the front end. The head assembly includes a light bulb, a reflector movable between an inner position behind the light bulb and an outer position surrounding the light bulb for light focusing, and a colored filter movable between an inner position behind the light bulb and an outer position surrounding the light bulb for light color changing. The flashlight includes a manually operated mechanism for initially moving the filter from the inner position to the outer position and subsequently moving the reflector from the inner position to the outer position.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a trouble light comprising a handle including a light bulb socket adapted to receive an electric light bulb, a cage mounted on the handle and adapted to enclose the light bulb, and a reflector located within the cage. The reflector is mounted on the handle so as to allow for the rotary movement of the reflector relative to the handle.

Abstract: A luminaire motorized shade or douser mechanism includes a lamp mounted within a reflector and a motorized shade unit that opens and closes in front of the lens of the reflector. The shade unit includes a motor, two rollers, two guide cables, a sheet of opaque flexible material or fabric, and an aluminum frame. The motor drives the roller to run the shade in front of the lens to cover it and also to uncover. The motorized shade or douser mechanism is used to effectively block the light emitting from the lamp and create a condition whereas no light leaves the lens of the luminaire.

Abstract: A lighting fixture or luminaire in which a multi-tube fluorescent lamp may be oriented in a horizontal position while focusing the omnidirectional output from the lamp. A swivel assembly enables the lamp to move as a single unit with the reflector housing, thereby to maintain the alignment of the lamp tube to the reflector surface while allowing aiming of the light beam. In one embodiment of the invention, a socket housing snap fits into the reflector housing so that the lamp rotates simultaneously with the reflector housing. The beam spread delivered by the luminaire has a bright center and a soft perimeter so that the bright center may be used as accent lighting and the peripheral light may be used for soft general lighting.

Abstract: The headlight is used as a high beam headlight and has a light source (12) propagating light that is reflected by a reflector (10) as a light beam, which produces maximum illumination intensities that do not exceed legally prescribed maximum illumination intensities. The headlight light is designed so that the high maximum illumination intensities permissible in Europe according to the ECE Rules are produced by the light beam issuing from it. A screen device (20,30) is insertable in this headlight, by which a portion of the light issuing from the light source (12) to the reflector (10) is blocked and thus prevented from reaching the reflector. Because of that the maximum illumination intensities produced by the light beam issuing from the headlight are reduced so that the headlight can be used, for example in the USA or Japan, where reduced maximum illumination intensities are permitted in comparison to those in Europe, by insertion of the screen device in the otherwise unchanged headlight.

Abstract: A armored light fixture which comprises an armored housing which defines an upper passageway through which light may pass, at least one lamp disposed within the armored housing, at least one reflector structure which is adjustable in position and which is disposed above the armored housing to enable the adjustable reflection of light which passes through the upper passageway of the armored housing.

Abstract: Architectural luminaries utilize a common optical engine having a lamp coupled to an ellipsoidal reflector, a field stop aperture, and image-projecting lenses A color wheel, gobo wheel, and mechanical dimmer may also be included. A microlens element converts a spotlight optical engine into a wash light optical system. A multiple lens array provides variable diffusion. The optical engine is combined with an X-Y scanning mirror beam direction system in a substantially recessed housing for mounting in the ceiling of a building. The optical engine is combined with a pan-and-tilt yoke for greater range of coverage with an exposed luminaire.

Abstract: A flashlight comprises a housing including a cavity adapted for receiving a battery and a reflector mounted to said housing and having a light-reflecting surface and a bore therethrough for receiving a lamp. The bore includes a circumferential groove therein and an annular ring or O-ring of resilient material in the groove. The lamp has a filament and has a pair of electrical leads at one end thereof. An electrical connector is mounted to the housing and engages the electrical leads of the lamp for holding the lamp in the bore of the reflector within the annular O-ring of resilient material for cushioning the lamp against physical shocks. Battery terminals in the cavity of the housing connect the lamp in circuit with the battery which provides electrical power for energizing the lamp filament to produce light.

Abstract: A lighting fixture configured to image a high-intensity beam of light at a distant location with a variable beam spread and a variable image distance. The lighting fixture includes an illuminator mounted on a front projection system. The illuminator includes an elliptical reflector defining two focal points. A lamp is at one of the reflector's focal points, while an aperture of the front projection system is at the reflector's other focal point. The front projection system includes a tubular housing having shutter blades moveably positionable in the aperture to obstruct light passing through the second focal point. A rear lens receives and transmits light emitted by the illuminator, while a front lens is configured to receive light transmitted by the first lens and project it at the distant location. The lenses are contained within the housing.

Abstract: An illumination assembly for an optical viewing device that includes an optical subassembly for viewing an illuminated object plane. The illumination assembly includes a base member having an imaging window formed therethrough, a plurality of LEDs fixed to the base member in a plane substantially coplanar with the imaging window for projecting light upwardly away from the base member, and a non-mirrored reflector for redirecting light emitted from the LEDs back through the imaging window toward the object plane to illuminate the object plane. The non-mirrored reflector is positioned so as to house the LEDs, and includes a central aperture for providing optical communication between the illuminated object plane and the optical subassembly.

Abstract: There is described a multi-configurational, multi-functional electrical lighting fixture for high-abuse application and structured for surface mounting. The fixture includes a lens of U.V. stabilized, high impact-resistant, injection molded polycarbonate plastics, integrally formed with two selective, separate and distinct, high-performance reflector/refractor surface systems carried by the single lens, as separate zonal areas. The first system generates a long and narrow "throw", and the second system a short and wide "throw". A molded, opaque "eyelid" provides optimum lamp shielding and controls light distribution. The lens surmounts a lens base to which it is secured by means of unique internal, integrally-molded lugs received in cooperating hook-shaped slots. An 0-ring gasket establishes a water-tight seal. Unlocking of the assembly is deterred by means of a single, tamper-resistant screw. The lens base is mounted on a deep casting, with or without an interposed cast aluminum baseplate.

Abstract: A spotlight with an adjustable angle of radiation has a light source (4) and a reflector (5) associated with the light source (4). A first focusing lens (2) is positioned in a beam path of the light source-reflector combination (4, 5). A second focusing lens (6) is placed in the beam path between the light source (4) and the first focusing lens (2). The reflector (5), the light source (4), and the second focusing lens (6) are mounted as an optical unit that is movable relative to the first focusing lens (2), along an optical axis of the spotlight along which the beam path extends. Inside the optical unit, a distance between the light source (4) and the second focusing lens (6) is adjustable. In addition, inside the optical unit a distance between the light source (4) and the reflector (5) is adjustable.

Abstract: An array of disks faces a viewing direction is composed of disk's rotatable about an axis approximately perpendicular to the viewing direction between alternating orientations where bright and dark sides are respectively displayed in the viewing direction. There is provided a row of LED's located forwardly of the array and out of the normal viewing path located to illuminate the disks of said array. Masking means prevents direct illumination from said LED's being visible in the viewing direction.

Abstract: A laser generating apparatus which includes a laser holder holding a plurality of lenses decorated with different designs, the laser holder being turned with a rotary cap on one end of a barrel, which is mounted within a casing and holds a laser module, and set into one of a series of positions for permitting one particular lens to be retained in alignment with a laser firing hole on the laser module for producing a particular pattern of light spot.