Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Christopher G Henley

Virginia Marie Merriam

Anzar Pandurang Rade

Adarsh Mishra

Gangadhar Mestri

Christopher Ring

Arkadiusz Oskar Doroz

Ryan Howard Karr

Chuanchuan Zhuang

Prashant Dilip Lokhande

A light engine for a floodlight includes a first subassembly for light emitting diodes (LEDs) and a second subassembly providing a housing for a driver. The first subassembly includes upper and lower mounting hinge arms at one side and the second subassembly includes upper and lower left hinge pins respectively extending from upper and lower left arms and upper and lower right hinge pins respectively extending from upper and lower right arms. The first subassembly can be mounted by the upper and lower mounting hinge arms on either side of the second subassembly, creating a reversible opening for access to the driver. The upper and lower mounting hinge arms can have a shape with respect to the hinge pins to provide a safety stopper. The lower mounting hinge arm can include a recess that catches against a lower arm to prevent automatically closing once in an open position.

Replaceable and reversible light engine with positive locking and safety stopper

Floodlight

A linear light fixture for use in a hazardous environment, the linear light fixture includes a housing body that defines a component compartment therein that is configured to receive electrical components. The linear light fixture also includes a light engine connected to the housing body and including a light emitting diode. The light engine is pivotable with respect to the housing body between a first position, wherein the light engine encloses the component compartment, and a second position, wherein access is provided to the component compartment. The light engine is separable from the housing body.

Linear LED luminaire housing for use in harsh and hazardous locations

Linear luminaire

A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) electrical receptacle arrangement includes an indication system for clearly indicating the operating state of the GFCI. When the GFCI is in a trip state, a first window on a reset button illuminates to indicate to the user that the reset button needs to be actuated in order to re-close the circuit supplying power to the receptacles. When the GFCI is in an end-of-life state, a second window stating 'Replace receptacle' illuminates. The windows are formed in portions of a wall of a front enclosure of the GFCI that are thinner than surrounding portions. A light pipe is disposed in the interior of the GFCI housing for each window between the window and an LED. When the LED is illuminated, the light pipe facilitates illumination of the window.

Hidden text based led indicators for GFCIS and receptacles

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

Christopher G Henley