Ge Lighting Solutions LLC

Current Lighting Solutions, LLC

Justin Langlais

Truong-Khoa Nguyen

Jean-Francois Richard

Shahzil Rana

Morné Neser

Christian Poirier

Morne Neser

Kenneth Craig Nemeth

Alin Ionut Petrescu

Shahriyar Mohammediyan

Provided is a method and a remote diagnostic system that can be used for signage applications that includes a plurality of LED-based signs, each having one or more corresponding LED signage drivers, one or more controllers for real-time monitoring and controlling the LEDs in the LED-based signs, a commissioning application ('app') for commissioning, the one or more controllers, an information system or cloud network for storing information received from and sending commands to, the one or more controllers related to the LED-based signs, and at least one sensor.

Cloud-based remote diagnostics for smart signage

Provided is a traffic communication network that includes a signaling system having a plurality of light signaling devices, a controller disposed at at least one traffic intersection, and configured to wirelessly control the plurality of light signaling devices. A remote control system is also provided to wirelessly transmit commands to the controller and directly to the plurality of light signaling devices.

Remote control of traffic heads

Provided is a traffic communication network that includes a signaling system including a plurality of light signaling devices, and a controller configured to wirelessly control the plurality of light signaling devices; and a remote control system in wireless communication with the controller and configured to control the controller.

Remote control of light signaling devices

The present disclosure provides a supplemental load circuit configured to provide a supplemental power consumption to enable a lamp unit operating at a low power consumption to operate with a traffic controller configured to test for a higher power consumption. The supplemental load circuit includes a load, power input circuitry configured to receive a DC power signal from the lamp unit, and a control switch configured to receive a control signal having a duty cycle from the lamp unit. The control switch is configured to control application of the DC power signal to the load by the power input circuitry based on the duty cycle of the control signal. The present disclosure also provides a method for enabling a lamp unit to operate with a traffic controller designed for higher power lamp units.

Supplemental load circuit for low power traffic lamps

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Justin Langlais