Hunter Fan Compnay

Ted E Bacon

Hsiao-ching Huang

Brian S Sibson

Richard A Pearce

John R Klaus

Karl Lindroth

A light diffusor () is disclosed which includes a translucent or transparent light diffusing portion () and a rigid mounting neck () coupled to the diffusing portion (). The diffusing portion () has an inwardly extending flange () with a series of mounting hole () therein. The mounting neck () has a generally cylindrical, upright section () and an inwardly extending mounting flange (). The neck inwardly extending mounting flange () has a series of mounting holes (). The light diffusor also has first annular gasket () mounted between the mounting neck flange () and the diffusing portion flange (), a second gasket () mounted below the diffusing portion flange, and three mounting brackets () mounted below the second gasket (). The first gasket, second gasket and mounting brackets all have mounting holes (), () and (), respectively. A mounting screw or boltextends through each neck mounting hole (), first gasket mounting hole (), diffusor portion mounting hole (), and second gasket mounting hole (), and threads into a bracket mounting hole () to couple the light diffusing portion to the mounting neck.

Light fixture diffusor

A mounting system () for supporting a ceiling fan assembly () of the type having a motor, motor housing (), a plurality of blades () and a downrod () to a ceiling C. The mounting system includes a mounting plate () having a plurality of tab locks (), a mounting bracket having a plurality of locking tabs () configured to mate with the tab locks (). The mounting bracket also has an opening () therein configured to receive a ball joint () of the downrod ().

Quick connect mounting system for a ceiling fan

Combined ceiling fan motor housing and light kit

Ceiling fan blade

Ceiling fan motor housing

Growing community of inventors

Collierville, TN, United States of America

Ted E Bacon