Signify Holding B.v.

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Cooper Technologies Company

Alexander James Ross

Sohana K Arni

Travis Boyle

William Edward Getzinger

Eric Tyler DiFelice

John Leon

William E Getzinger

Westly Davis Hetrick

Bradley Stephen Garrett

Christopher Pahl

Melisa Altamirano-Ruelas

Chris M Clary

Adam Moore Foy

Timothy Bingaman

Ashley Pickens

Gregory Parker, Ii

Stephen Geyer

Kevin Strickfaden

John T Brlansky

Kevin Andrew Strickfaden

Brett Alan Guhde

A luminaire comprising a housing, a light-emitting optic attached to the housing, and a cavity between the housing and the light-emitting optic. A circular acoustic panel is attached to a perimeter of the housing and being fully circumferential around the light-emitting optic.

Luminaire with sound dampening panel

A luminaire comprising: a chassis (), the chassis () comprising: four walls joined to form a rectangular cavity, each wall of the four walls comprising: &#x2014;a heat sink (); &#x2014;a wiring channel (); &#x2014;a first receiving channel () on a first side of the heat sink (); and&#x2014;a second receiving channel () on a second side of the heat sink (); a light emitting diode board () attached to a first wall of the four walls; a first extrusion () attached to a second wall of the four walls; a second extrusion () attached to a third wall of the four walls; wherein the light emitting diode board () comprises a first protrusion that fits into the first receiving channel and a second protrusion that fits into the second receiving channel; and wherein the light emitting diode board () rests on the heat sink () of the first wall when the first protrusion is fit into the first receiving channel and the second protrusion is fit into the second receiving channel.

Linear modular luminaire

A luminaire includes a lightguide panel that is configured to receive light from a light source through an edge thereof and emit light through major surfaces thereof. Further, the luminaire includes an electrochromic film that is disposed on one of the major surfaces of the lightguide panel to adjust an amount of light exiting through the one major surface by controlling an opacity of the electrochromic film. The opacity of the electrochromic film is controlled by controlling an electrical power supplied thereto. In another example, the electrochromic film is disposed on a major surface of a lens that is disposed below and spaced apart from a light source that emits light in a first direction. The opacity of the electrochromic film is controlled by controlling the electrical power supplied thereto to adjust an amount of light that is reflected by the lens to a second direction.

Luminaire with electrochromic film reflector

Wall mounted luminaire with continuous lens

A luminaire includes a light module, the light module including a first acoustic panel, a second acoustic panel, and a lightguide disposed between the first acoustic panel and the second acoustic panel. The lightguide can extend from the first acoustic panel and the second acoustic panel. A frame is disposed between the first acoustic panel and the second acoustic panel and secures an edge of the lightguide within the light module. A light emitting diode is located within the frame and oriented to emit light into the edge of the lightguide.

Suspended lightguide luminaire with linear sound baffles

Suspended cylindrical luminaire with sound dampening

Suspended pyramidal luminaire with sound dampening

A luminaire includes a frame having a lightguide and at least one light emitting diode disposed to direct light into an edge of the lightguide. A low voltage power cable delivers power to the at least one light emitting diode. A plurality of suspension cables are attached to the frame for suspending the luminaire. At least one acoustic panel is attached to the frame.

Suspended pendant lightguide luminaire with sound dampening

A frame for a light fixture can include multiple detachably coupled components, where each of the detachably coupled components includes a channel inside of which at least one electrical conductor is disposed, and where at least one of the detachably coupled components includes at least one light module assembly coupling feature that is configured to couple to at least one light module assembly.

Modular light fixture frames and housings

A luminaire includes a lightguide, end caps on respective ends of the lightguide, a contact block with a pair of apertures for receiving a pair of suspension cables, one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs) disposed within each end cap to project light into an edge of the lightguide, and a pair of suspension cables to support the luminaire and provide electrical power to the LEDs. A configurable power supply box, to be mounted to a ceiling or above a drop ceiling to provide power to the luminaire via the suspension cables, is also disclosed.

Suspended luminaire having end caps with LEDs illuminating a lightguide plate

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Aurora, CO, United States of America

Alexander James Ross