Zumtobel Staff Gmbh

Gerald Ladst&auml;tter

Wolfgang Gadner

A luminaire ( ) has means for holding and for electrically connecting a tube-like lamp ( ) and a back reflector ( ), extending over the length of the lamp ( ), which is provided for the purpose of reflecting a part of the light emitted from the lamp ( ) counter to a certain emission direction. In the back reflector there are provided through-openings ( ) which are provided for the purpose of allowing a part of the light emitted from the lamp ( ) to pass through in the emission direction, whereby pot reflectors ( ) adjoin onto the through-openings ( ) in the back reflector ( ) in the emission direction. The luminaire distinguishes itself through the variety of the illumination effects which can be achieved therewith, which however have no effect on the functionality of the luminaire for room illumination or for the illumination of workplaces.

Luminaire having a plurality of pot reflectors

A lighting strip system, including a carrier rail ( ), which bounds a hollow space, to be mounted on a wall or ceiling, a plurality of electrical wires ( ) running longitudinally in the hollow space, for the delivery of supply voltage and, if applicable, control signals. The lighting strip system also includes a plurality of coupling parts ( ) arranged in the hollow space with spacing in the longitudinal direction of the carrier rail ( ). The coupling parts are electrically connected with the wires ( ). A plurality of elongate lights (A A A . . . ) can be mounted one after another on the carrier rail in longitudinal direction. Electrical counter-coupling parts ( ) are provided on the lights (A A A . . . ) which when placed on the carrier rail ( ) enter into the hollow space and make electrical plug contact with corresponding coupling parts ( ). In order to attain a simple and in particular rapid mounting, the coupling parts ( ) and the wires ( ) constitute a prefabricated intermediate product, the carrier rail ( ) being so formed that the intermediate product can be moved longitudinally into the carrier rail ( ).

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Klaus, Austria

Gerald Ladstätter

Growing community of inventors

Klaus, Austria

Gerald Ladst&auml;tter

Gerald Ladstätter