Cooper Technologies Company

Signify Holding B.v.

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Office for Visual Interaction, Inc.

Cooper Technology Company

Khurram Zeshan Moghal

Christopher Michael Bryant

Walten Peter Owens

Jean Sundin

Enrique Peiniger

Philip Dean Winters

Sridhar Reddy Nimma

Tyler Brian Morris

Bobby Brooks

Raymond George Janik

Benjamin David Vollmer

Reed Alan Bradford

Wilston Nigel Christopher Sayers

Priya Ranjan Haridasan

Gerry Thornton

Hung Dinh

Pradip Vilasrao Jogdand

A lighting device having wireless resonant coupling includes a wireless power transmitter unit and a light module that includes a light source. The wireless power transmitter unit is configured to provide power to the light module wirelessly by transmitting a power waveform to the light module. An amplitude of a fundamental frequency component of the power waveform equals an amplitude of a third harmonic frequency component of the power waveform.

Light fixture with wireless resonant coupling

Lighting device

High mast luminaire

A lighting device includes an optical assembly and an obstruction sensor configured to receive radiation reflected by the optical assembly. The lighting device also includes a processor that is configured to receive information corresponding to the radiation reflected by the optical assembly from the obstruction sensor, and compare the received information to a plurality of known reflection patterns associated with one or more properties of the optical assembly to determine a property of the optical assembly.

Systems and methods for obstruction detection on a luminaire optics

A luminaire includes a light emitting diode module, a driver housing, and a hollow connector that connects the driver housing and the light emitting diode module. The driver housing includes a rotatable cap and a driver that provides power to the light emitting diode module. The rotatable cap permits rotation of the hollow connector and the light emitting diode module in order to direct the light from the light emitting diode module in a desired direction. The light emitting diode module includes a plurality of optics wherein each optic covers at least one light emitting diode and at least one vent adjacent to each optic.

An assembly for mounting light fixtures to a light tower includes an upper portion and a lower clamping portion. One of these components may be an L-shaped stationary portion, and the other may be a sliding portion. One or more of the portions have mounting holes adapted to receive fasteners that couple the light fixture to the assembly. The portions may be clamped together in use to provide a clamping force around the light tower to secure the light to the tower.

Universal mount adapter for light fixtures

This document describes a mounting structure that is used to pivotally mount and orient a lighting device with respect to a support structure. The light fixture includes an interface plate having at least one tilt aperture. Each tilt aperture corresponds to a tilt angle of the light fixture. The mounting structure includes a mounting slot for engaging with a mounting element of the interface plate, along with a semi-circular slot that overlaps the at least one tilt aperture when the light fixture is pivotally mounted on the mounting structure. The mounting structure also includes a fastening device that, when routed through the semi-circular slot for insertion into the tilt aperture, orients the light fixture pivotally mounted on the mounting structure at a tilt angle. The fastening device is lockably engaged within the semi-circular slot at a position corresponding to the tilt angle.

Quick mounting yoke for an LED lighting device

A lighting module includes a substrate, an obstruction sensor and a light source mounted on the substrate, and an optical assembly located over the light source. The obstruction sensor includes a transceiver to transmit radiation towards the optical assembly and receive radiation reflected by the optical assembly. The reflected radiation is indicative of one or more conditions of the optical assembly. The obstruction sensor may be an infrared (IR) sensor. The lighting module may also include a processor having programming instructions to receive information corresponding to the radiation reflected by the optical assembly from the obstruction detection sensor, analyze the received information to determine the presence of at least a threshold level of an obstruction or a deformity on the optical assembly, and in response to determining the presence of at least the threshold level of the obstruction or the deformity on the optical assembly, perform a restorative action.

A lighting module is disclosed. The lighting module includes a substrate for holding a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs), optical component, and a rigid carrier configured to interface with the substrate and seal the optical component to the substrate. The optical component includes a plurality of optical elements, each positioned to be located over one of the plurality of LEDs and a peripheral portion. The peripheral portion is configured to wrap around a side wall of the rigid carrier.

LED lighting module including a rigid carrier component

A luminaire can comprise a top housing fastened to a bottom housing, the top housing comprising at least one rib, the luminaire further comprising a lightguide disposed between the top housing and the bottom housing, the rib securing the lightguide against a gasket, wherein the gasket is located between the lightguide and the bottom housing, and the luminaire further comprising a light source disposed between the top housing and the bottom housing and further disposed adjacent an edge of the lightguide. The bottom housing can define an opening through which light emitted by the lightguide exits the luminaire.

Ribs for sealing and aligning an outdoor lightguide luminaire

A light shield includes a main portion and an overlap portion that is substantially perpendicular to the main portion. The main portion includes a first scored area and a base platform disposed below the first scored area. The first scored area includes a plurality of score lines that define one or more detachable panels. The overlap portion includes a second scored area and another base platform. The second scored area includes another plurality of score lines that define one or more detachable overlap panels. Further, the light shield includes a flange that extends substantially perpendicular to and along a length of a base platform of the light shield's main portion. A first interlocking arm extends from a first end of the flange and a second interlocking arm extends from a second end of the flange that is opposite to the first end.

Light shield with detachable panels for controlling light distribution

A lighting system includes a housing. The housing includes a light source portion, an electronic component portion, and a partition wall that is disposed between the light source portion and the electronic component portion. Further, the housing includes a channel that extends at an angle downwards from a portion of the partition wall to the light source portion. The channel provides a passageway from the electronic component portion to the light source portion of the housing. A grommet is disposed in the inclined channel to prevent external environmental elements, such as dust, water, etc., from entering the electronic component portion from the light source portion. Further, the lighting system includes a mounting bracket on which one or more electronic components associated with the lighting system are mounted. The mounting bracket is disposed within the electronic component portion and coupled to a surface of the electronic component portion.

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Senoia, GA, United States of America

Khurram Zeshan Moghal