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Intrepid Lighting Manufacturing, Inc.

J Peter Kassay

Charles E Kassay

Marc A Kassay

Suzanne M Kassay

An alternative lighting system luminaire to conventional fluorescent light fixtures includes an angled mounting bracket with a plurality of fluorescent lamps to provide both greater illumination of a linearly extending visual display aisle. The obliquely placed lamps are secured and powered by sockets fastened to the angled mounting bracket which is mounted to the ballasts of the fixture. Ballasts are located in the area between the reflector and the top of the fixture. The light emitted ends of the fixture are angled downward to illuminate areas not immediately below the lighting fixture itself.

Angled mounting bracket for high lumen output fluorescent lamp down light fixture

An alternative lighting system luminaire to conventional high intensity discharge light fixtures such as mercury vapor, metal halide, high pressure sodium lighting fixtures includes a highly polished reflector made of silver film or highly polished aluminum with a plurality of fluorescent biax lamps to provide both greater lumen production per watt and retain a greater percentage of it's lumen output over the fixtures life. This system allows one for one fixture replacement when substituted for 400-watt metal halide, 400 watt high pressure sodium, and 400-1000 watt mercury vapor high intensity discharge lighting fixtures in design or replacement applications. The luminaire utilizes very high efficiency 'Dulux L' high lumen compact fluorescent lamps, which are each shaped like a single inverted 'U' and are a minimum of 16 inches long. The lamps extend parallel to the face lens of the fixture and can number from one to eight in quantity. A highly polished reflector is placed above the lamps allowing for the maximum amount of light to be emitted from the face of the fixture with the lens. The lamps are secured and powered by sockets fastened to plates, which are mounted at two opposing sides of the fixture. Ballasts are located in the area between the reflector and the top of the fixture. The upper section of the fixture is angled upward to create a pyramid effect that gives stability to the fixture when it is pendant hung from a ceiling.

High lumen output fluorescent lamp down light fixture

An alternative lighting system luminaire to conventional high intensity discharge light fixtures such as mercury vapor, metal halide, high pressure sodium lighting fixtures includes a concave translucent reflector/refractor or a concave, opaque reflector with a starburst pattern of fluorescent lights to provide both greater lumen production per watt. This system allows one-for-one fixture replacement when substituted for 400 watt metal halide and 1000 watt mercury vapor high intensity discharge lighting fixtures in design or replacement applications. The luminaire utilizes very high efficiency 'Dulux L' high lumen compact fluorescent lamps, which each are shaped like a single inverted 'U' and are a minimum of 16 inches long. The lamps extend from the base of the refractor or the reflector in a starburst pattern, wherein the lamps extend both downward and outward. The lamps are secured and powered by clamping sockets fastened to a plate, which is mounted in a range extending from at the base to approximately one fourth the distance between the base and the larger end of the concave reflector/refractor or the reflector.

High output fluorescent lighting fixture

An alternative lighting system luminaire to conventional high intensity discharge light fixtures such as mercury vapor, metal halide, high pressure sodium lighting fixtures includes a translucent reflector/refractor with a starburst pattern of fluorescent lights to provide both greater lumen production per watt with uplight capabilities for an even distribution of light. This system allows one-for-one fixture replacement when substituted for 400 watt metal halide and 1000 watt mercury vapor high intensity discharge lighting fixtures in design or replacement applications. The luminaire utilizes very high efficiency 'Dulux L' high lumen compact fluorescent lamps, which each are shaped like a single inverted 'U' and are a minimum of 16 inches long. The lamps extend from the base of reflector and/or refractor in a starburst pattern, wherein the lamps extend both downward and outward. The lamps are secured and powered by clamping sockets fastened to a plate, which is mounted in a range extending from at the base to approximately one fourth the distance between the base and the larger end of the reflector and/or refractor. Ballasts are located in an enclosure mounted above and outside, or are remoted from the reflector/refractor.

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Smithtown, NY, United States of America

J Peter Kassay