Ge Lighting Solutions LLC

Lumination LLC

General Electric Company

Generla Electric Company

Current Lighting Solutions, LLC

Jeffrey Marc Nall

Matthew S Mrakovich

Koushik Babi Saha

Ronald K Brengartner, Jr

Kevin Carpenter

Xin Wang

Tomislav Josip Stimac

Chenyang Li

Tyler John Rolfes

John Owens

Adrian Slattery

Chunmei Gao

Babi Koushik Saha

Robert J Brassell

Min Zhang

Brian Morgan Spahnie

Yu Pan

Paul Southard

Douglas R Halley

Bill (Xin) Wang

Luc Cloutier

Shanshan Xie

Mark Scarlato

Gary Robert Allen

Mehmet Arik

Stanton Earl Weaver, Jr

Glenn Howard Kuenzler

Mark J Mayer

Eden Dubuc

Stanton Earl Weaver

Srinath K Aanegola

Rajdeep Sharma

Yiyu Cao

Suping Wang

Paul M Kuester

Xiaojuan Zhang

Christian Auger

Hexi Qin

Tomislav J Stimac

Xiaoning Wang

Michael James Bilinski

Yongli Feng

Tamislav J Stimac

Bill Xin Wang

Chenyang (Kevin) Li

Xin (Bill) Wang

Yan Ni

Kyle Douglas Mooney

One or more light emitting diode diodes (LEDs) are attached to a printed circuit board. The attached LEDs are connectable with a power source via circuitry of the printed circuit board. An overmolding material is insert molded an over at least portions of the printed circuit board proximate to the LEDs to form a free standing high thermal conductivity material overmolding that covers at least portions of the printed circuit board proximate to the LEDs. The free standing high thermal conductivity material has a melting temperature greater than about 100&#xb0; C. and has a thermal conductivity greater than or about 1 W/m&#xb7;K. In some embodiments, the free standing high thermal conductivity material is a thermoplastic material.

LED lighting assemblies with thermal overmolding

A backlighting system for a cabinet sign may include a plurality of panels. Each panel includes a plurality of light emitting diodes ('LEDs') attached to the panel. The diode has a box sign depth factor of less than about 1.4. An integrated circuit may also be located on the panel. A wire physically connects adjacent panels.

LED backlight system for cabinet sign

A light bar and a refrigeration display using the light bar are disclosed. The light bar includes an optical component, a housing for reflecting light and a substrate assembly. The optical component and the housing together form a tube with a cavity. The substrate assembly is held in the cavity and includes a substrate and a plurality of LED light sources mounted on at least one side of the substrate. Light emitted from the plurality of LED light sources is irradiated to at least one predetermined area perpendicular to the substrate after passing through the optical component.

Light bar

One or more light emitting diode diodes (LEDs) are attached to a printed circuit board. The attached LEDs are connectable with a power source via circuitry of the printed circuit board. An overmolding material is insert molded an over at least portions of the printed circuit board proximate to the LEDs to form a free standing high thermal conductivity material overmolding that covers at least portions of the printed circuit board proximate to the LEDs. The free standing high thermal conductivity material has a melting temperature greater than about 100 &#xb0; C. and has a thermal conductivity greater than or about 1 W/m&#xb7;K. In some embodiments, the free standing high thermal conductivity material is a thermoplastic material.

Methods of manufacturing lighting assembly with thermal overmolding

LED backlighting system for cabinet sign

A showcase member of a glass showcase, the showcase member including a first portion having a plurality of apertures, a light emitting diode (LED) module positioned at one or more of the plurality of apertures and mounted to the showcase member, and a wiring harness electrically connected to the LED module, and configured to electrically connect the LED module to an LED driver circuit. The showcase member can include a second portion integral to the first portion and having tapers forming light shields protruding from the showcase member.

Showcase member with direct-mounted LED light source

A lighting assembly for an existing linear fluorescent fixture includes a support, at least two opposing light emitting diodes (LED) on respective sides of the support configured to direct light in opposite general directions, a housing configured to cover the support and the at least two opposing LEDs; and end caps including electrical connectors to connect to electrical connections of the existing linear fluorescent fixture.

Linear light emitting diode inclusive fixture

A system for simulating neon light comprising an elongated guide containing outer surface and a channel; a housing containing an engagement member and area for receiving a light engine; and the light engine. The light engine comprising a flexible printed circuit (FPC), a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) attached to the FPC, and a plurality of electrical connectors all in contact with a power conductor. The FPC also includes a gathering of material between each of the plurality of electrical connectors. Also included is a method for reducing the stress within the light engine.

Systems and methods for simulating neon lighting using light emitting diodes

In accordance with a first exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, a mounting arrangement for use with an LED power strip module is provided. The mounting arrangement comprises one or more one frames having a first end and a second end, a first holding base configured to mate with the first end and a second holding base configured to mate with the second end, and at least one LED module having a first and second edge and comprising a plurality of LEDs, said LED module being adapted to removably attach to the one or more frames. The first and second holding bases are adapted to secure the one or more frames to an existing raceway structure.

Rail and clip mounting for LED modules for fluorescent application replacement

An LED light module and a backlit sign using at least one of the LED light modules are described. The LED light module comprises at least two LED light sources that are spaced apart from each other. Each of the LED light sources is covered by a lens and at least two of the lenses have a different shape than each other. The LED light module produces a uniform intensity of light on a backlit surface. The LED light module can include three LED light sources. Two of the lenses covering the LED light sources emit light that is distributed off-axis and a third of the lenses covering the LED light sources emits light that is distributed substantially on-axis. The backlit sign comprises a housing, at least one LED light module disposed in the housing and a backlit surface on the housing extending over the LED modules.

LED light module for backlighting

An edge-lit light engine module for signs and a sign are provided. The light engine module has housing and a light engine that fits within the housing. The housing has a base member and at least one side member that overlaps a tab formed along an edge of a sign face. The housing is configured to align the light engine with the partial edge of the sign so that light from the light engine enters and is reflected within the material that forms the sign face so that the sign face becomes illuminated. The housing properly aligns the light engine, and also serves as a heat sink to draw heat away from the light engine and transfer the heat outside the housing.

Edge-lit light engine module for signs and sign

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Cleveland, OH, United States of America

Jeffrey Marc Nall