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Brian Moon

John Luhrs

Thomas J Kennedy

The disclosure relates to a light-emitting diode (LED) lamp system and apparatus. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes an LED unit. The apparatus includes a heat dissipation assembly and an LED driver assembly. The LED driver assembly includes an LED driver unit and a driver mounting plate. The LED driver unit is electrically coupled with the LED unit. A casing assembly secures the heat dissipation assembly anterior to the LED driver assembly. The casing assembly includes a first longitudinal section and a second longitudinal section that fit together to secure the heat dissipation assembly anterior to the LED driver assembly.

Modular LED lamp system

The present disclosure relates to LED lighting that can be used for retrofit applications. In some examples, an LED light source is attached to a heat sink assembly. A housing assembly includes an LED driver connected to the LED light source. A mounting bracket is attached to an anterior of the heat sink assembly and to an anterior plate of the housing assembly.

Modular LED retrofit lamp system

The modular LED retrofit lamp system includes a high-power LED light engine, together with an integrated optics mount, an integrated yet serviceable LED dimmable driver, and a point of attachment on the center area of the engine for mounting the LED engine. Different mounts for the engine can include, but are not limited to, PAR56, PAR46, PAR64, PAR38, Mini Candelabra, Intermediate Screw Base, Mogul Screwbase, and Fresnel-based Theatrical Fixtures. One LED light engine can replace a wide range of tungsten lamps ranging up to 500 watt equivalents in output performance, as well as dimming performance. Additional brackets and lamp sockets easily retrofit into an existing lighting fixture, while dimming capabilities are retained.

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Woodbridge, VA, United States of America

Brian Moon