Cooper Technologies Company

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Orestes Orbe

Kevin Charles Broughton

An optic configured to create an asymmetric pattern of illumination includes a cavity defined by a sidewall. The cavity is oriented to receive light emitted by a light source that is disposed adjacent a light source receiving end of the cavity. Further, the optic includes a totally internally reflective surface that extends circumferentially about the sidewall and is tapered, so as to reflect emitted light that passes through the sidewall of the cavity and into a body of the optic. The totally internally reflective surface can have a form that is different on opposing sides of the cavity. Furthermore, the optic includes a convex surface that is disposed at a light emitting end of the sidewall to condense, focus, or collimate emitted light from the light source.

Optic for providing biased illumination

A downlight fixture includes a housing reflector member having a top edge that defines a first aperture, a bottom edge that defines a second aperture, and a body that extends from the top edge to the bottom edge. Further, the downlight fixture includes a top reflector panel coupled to the housing reflector member such that it covers the first aperture. Furthermore, the downlight fixture includes a lens that is coupled to the housing reflector member such that it covers the second aperture. An inner surface of the body and a surface of the top reflector member facing the lens are reflective. Additionally, the downlight fixture includes a plurality of light sources disposed on the top reflector member adjacent a perimeter of the top reflector panel such that the plurality of light sources are outside a perimeter of the lens and facing the inner surface of the housing reflector member's body.

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