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Class 441/13 - Illuminating


Subclass of Class 441 - Buoys, rafts, and aquatic devices
Definition: Buoy wherein the attention drawing means produces light, e.g.,
No. of applications: 5
Last issue date: 05/05/2011


Application No.Application TitleIssue Date
20110104967Flotation Device
A device which will act efficiently as a float for any article (e.g. keys, mobile telephone, wallet) attached thereto when dropped into water comprises an inflatable bag (14) of substantially waterproof and air impervious material, a container (12) of comp...
05/05/2011
20110065342Lighted Dive Buoy
A diver's buoy is provided. The buoy includes a floatation device that carries a display panel. A power source and light source are provided to increase visibility of the buoy. Stabilization devices may be provided to reduce pitching of the buoy to also improve visibili...
03/17/2011
20090298366MODIFIED BUOY SYSTEM
There is a grasping device for a mast buoy comprising a body, at least one loop coupled to the body, and at least one locking element for locking the body to a shaft of a mast buoy. The grasping device can also optionally be coupled to a light such as a remote controlle...
12/03/2009
20080070457Water-activated and light-assisted visual locating device
A visual locating device comprises an elongate, inherently buoyant, flexible sheet for floating on the surface of a body of water that has a longitudinal axis. At least three buoyant support struts are secured to the sheet and disposed across the longitudinal axis of th...
03/20/2008
20060009098Inflatable object with an illuminating device
An inflatable object includes an inflatable body defining an air chamber, an illuminating device disposed within the inflatable body, a hollow second positioning member welded to the inflatable body, and an electrical adaptor fitted sealingly in the second positioning m...
01/12/2006
 
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