Zumtobel Lighting Gmbh

Andreas Machate

Gerald Ladstätter

Patrik Gassner

Simon Cerv

Kenneth Martin

Bogna Ludwiczak

Bogna Ludwiczak-Osterloher

Oliver Machui

Vamberszky Klaus

Angelo Favarolo

Lukas Osl

Mario Pöhs

Erich SCHWÄRZLER

Katja Vonach-Lubetz

Chandrabathla Venkatesh

The invention relates to a mounting rail () for luminaires () or electric units, having a mounting rail profile () with two lateral walls () and a connecting wall () which connects the lateral walls () to each other, said walls together enclosing an elongated receiving chamber (), and having at least one busbar () which is arranged on one of the two inner faces of the lateral walls () of the mounting rail profile () and which comprises contactable lines (). According to the invention, an additional busbar () with contactable lines () is arranged on the connecting wall () of the mounting rail profile ().

Mounting rail for luminaires or electric units

The present invention relates to a carrier rail () for a carrier rail system, comprising: an elongate carrier profile (); a busbar () having at least one electrical conductor () for electrically connecting electrical or electronic components (), wherein the busbar () extends along the carrier profile (); and an adapter element () having a first connection () and a connecting element () and also an adapter housing () for carrying the first connection () and/or the connecting element (), wherein the first connection () can be coupled electrically and/or by means of signals to the busbar () via the connecting element (), and wherein the first connection () is configured for connecting a corresponding second connection () of an electrical or electronic component () such that the electrical or electronic component () can be coupled electrically and/or by means of signals to the busbar () via the connecting element (). The invention also relates to a carrier rail system that comprises the carrier rail according to the invention.

Carrier rail, and carrier rail system having carrier rails

The invention relates to an electric unit for connecting to a DIN rail (), having means for contacting the lines () of a busbar (), said means comprising a rotatable contacting element (), the outer circumference of which is equipped with contacts (). A first group of contacts () and a second group of contacts () are provided, wherein the contacts of the first group are arranged so that, when the contacting element () is rotated they contact contact lines () extending in a first place (A), and the contacts of the second group are arranged so as to contact lines extending in a second plane (B).

Electric unit having groups of contacts that differ in height making contact with differing lines of a busbar within mounting rails

The lamp component includes a light orienting element having a light incident end, a light output end opposite the light incident end, and a side surface extending between the light incident and light output ends; and a housing configured to position the light orienting element adjacent a light source. The housing is at least partially translucent, and includes at least one sidewall and a main wall facing the light output end. The light orienting element is configured to deflect a fraction of the incident light towards the light output surface to be projected through the main wall as to direct light, and a fraction of the light towards the at least one housing sidewall to be projected as indirect light. The light orienting element is a first part formed by extrusion in a first direction, and the housing is a second part formed by extrusion in a first direction.

LED lamp component having reflective/refractive element within translucent housing

Lighting strip system () which extends along a longitudinal axis direction (L) and has the following: an elongated carrier profile () with two elongated side walls () that face each other and an elongated base wall () connecting the side walls (), which together delimit a receiving space (A), a first and a second mechanical coupling region (), wherein the first coupling region () is provided between the base wall () and the second coupling region () as viewed in the longitudinal axis direction (L), an elongated power supply unit () which extends in the longitudinal axis direction (L) in the receiving space (A), a lighting strip lamp () which extends in the longitudinal axis direction (L), is electrically contacted with the power supply unit () and is releasably mechanically coupled to the second coupling region (), and an electrical or electronic unit () with a functional region () and an operating region (), wherein the functional region () is arranged adjacent to the lighting strip lamp () in the longitudinal axis direction (L), and wherein the operating region () extends starting from the functional region () at least partially between the lighting strip lamp () and the base wall (), is electrically contacted with the power supply unit () and is releasably mechanically coupled to the first coupling region (). Alternatively, the first coupling region () is provided on the side of one of the side walls () and the second coupling region () is provided on the side of the other of the side walls () as viewed in the longitudinal axis direction (L). In this case, the lighting strip lamp () and the unit () are both releasably mechanically coupled to the coupling regions ().

Strip lighting system

An optical system for influencing a light has a first optical element (), by means of which a plane (E) is defined, wherein the first optical element () has a lateral edge region () designed for the entry of the light, and a second optical element (), wherein the second optical element () is arranged parallel to the first optical element () and has a light outlet region () for the exiting of the light. The lateral edge region () of the first optical element () is designed to reduce the glare of or bundle the light in the plane (E), and the second optical element () has a elongate lens element (), which extends along a longitudinal axis (L) and is designed to reduce the glare of or bundle the light in an additional plan (E'), which is oriented at least substantially perpendicularly to the plane (E) mentioned first.

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Wangen im Allgau, Germany

Andreas Machate