Lighting Services, Inc.

Brian Joseph Leonardo

David Michael Cowan

Joshua Lars Peterson

Joseph Anthony Taddeo

Nicholas Matthew Downham

A track lighting system having power conductors and data conductors is provided with a wirelessly operated controller unit which is supplied with power from the power conductors and controlled by a remote transmitter. The controller unit supplies addressable controllable signals to the data conductors of the system for effecting individual control of a plurality of output devices. The new system eliminates the need in conventional systems for providing each of the plurality output devices with individual wireless receivers.

Hybrid wireless control system used with tracks system

An LED luminaire for a track lighting system, that takes the form of a track section rather than a more customary separate device attached to a track section. The new luminaire has an elongated, extruded housing configured to correspond to the exterior of standard track sections to visually blend in with the overall track system. A circuit board, mounting a plurality of longitudinally aligned LED elements, extends for the full length of the housing, providing downward illumination through an optic member closing the bottom of the housing. The LED housing has a plug-in type connection to an adjacent track section providing physical alignment, electrical power and data functions. Successive luminaires can be connected together, and the new luminaires can be connected to additional standard track sections. The new luminaires can be installed throughout an overall track lighting system, substantially without limitation as to number and/or order.

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Verona, NJ, United States of America

Brian Joseph Leonardo