J&j Electronics, Inc.

Alan Van Diep

Michael P Babb

Samir Shah

Jeffrey Daniel Emerson

Lawrence Michael Johnson

An LED lamp is provided that is capable of being wirelessly and remotely controlled by an LED lighting control device. The LED lamp includes an antenna on the lens of the LED lamp and is embedded in a raised section of lens material. Locating the antenna in the raised section of lens material allows the LED lamp to be controlled by a stronger control signal from the LED lighting control device at greater distances (e.g., typically greater than ten feet) and does not detract from the aesthetic appeal of the LED lamp.

Light emitting diode (LED) lamp with wireless controller

An LED lighting control device is provided that is capable of being wirelessly and remotely controlled without the need for an Internet connection. The LED lighting control device is configured to be operated in a manual mode of operations and in remote mode of operations. In the remote mode of operations, the LED lighting control device is remotely and wirelessly controlled by a user operating a Bluetooth-enable device that wireless communicates with the LED lighting control device to cause the LED lighting control device to control operations of outdoor LED lighting that is electrically coupled to the LED lighting control device.

Lighting system controller configured to be remotely controlled via a Bluetooth-enabled wireless device for controlling outdoor LED lighting

Lighting controller

A surface-mounted lighting system and method wherein a lamp (e.g., an LED) is mounted within a surface (e.g., a wall, the wall of a pool or spa, a panel, etc.) such that it casts light to one side of the surface. A lighting system of the present invention comprises a) a lens cap/light emitting diode/first connector subassembly and b) a second connector/wire subassembly. A first connector located on the lens cap/light emitting diode/first connector subassembly is connectable to the second connector located on the second connector/wire subassembly such that power may be delivered through the second connector/wire subassembly to the lamp. Thereafter, when it is desired to remove or change the lamp, the first connector is disconnected from the second connector and the entire Lens cap/LED/first connector subassembly may be removed and replaced. In this manner, the lamp may be changed from a front or exposed side surface of a wall in which the lamp is mounted without the need to access wiring that is concealed or enclosed behind or on the opposite side of that wall.

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Foothill Ranch, CA, United States of America

Alan Van Diep