Hubbell Limited

Hli Solutions, Inc.

Hubbell Lighting, Inc.

Pritam Yadav

T Warren Weeks, Jr

Douglas Matthew Hamilton

Christopher Lane Bailey

Chris Bailey

David John Rector

Martin Carl Werr

Bruce Robeson Rhodes

Anthony Michael Mackey

Timothy Eugene Willis

Thomas Hill

E Thomas Hill, Iii

Tim Willis

T Warren Weeks

Robert R Nankil

Thomas Warren Weeks, Jr

Thomas James Veltri

Brittany F Reese

E Thomas Hill

Martin C Werr

Jr T Warren Weeks

Jr Weeks T Warren

A system including a first luminaire housing, a second luminaire housing, and a controller. The first luminaire housing includes a first light source configured to provide illumination to a first location, and a first I/O device configured to sense a first data set corresponding the first location. The second luminaire housing is separate from the first luminaire housing and includes a second light source configured to provide illumination to a second location, and a second I/O device configured to sense a second data set corresponding to the second location. The controller is configured to receive a portion of the first data set and a portion of the second data set, combine the portion of the first data set and the portion of the second data set to form a third data set corresponding to the first location and second location, and output the third data set.

System and method for integrated surveillance and communication into lighting equipment

Apparatus, systems, and methods for controlling light output in a lighting system based on defined light profiles are provided. In one example implementation, a light fixture can include a first light emitting diode (LED) array having one or more LED light sources and a second LED array having one or more LED light sources. The light fixture can include a power circuit configured to provide power to the first LED array and the second LED array according to a power distribution among the first LED array and the second LED array. The light fixture can include one or more control devices configured to control the power circuit to adjust the power distribution among the first LED array and the second LED array based at least in part on a signal indicative of a real time clock and a defined light profile associated with a user identified to be present in a space illuminated by the light fixture.

Configurable lighting system

Systems and methods for backup power sources and controls for Power over Ethernet light sources are provided. In one example embodiment, a lighting system includes one or more light sources configured to receive power over one or more Ethernet cables. The lighting system also includes a battery pack comprising an energy storage medium. The battery pack can be configured to provide power to the one or more light sources over one or more Ethernet cables. The lighting system can also include an output control circuit configured to manage delivery of power from the battery pack to the one or more light sources.

Backup power source and control for power over ethernet light sources

A ceiling fan comprising an image capture device. The image capture device operable to capture one or more images depicting at least a portion of a room or area in which the ceiling fan is located.

Ceiling fan that controls thermostat based on presence information

Lighting systems and methods implementing toggle control are provided. In one example implementation, a lighting system can include a first LED array having one or more LED devices and a second LED array having one or more LED devices. The system can further include a single throw circuit interrupter configured to receive power from a power source. The system can further include a power conversion circuit configured to convert an input power received via the toggle switch to a power output for the first LED array and the second LED array. The power conversion circuit can be configured to control a power distribution ratio between the first LED array and the second LED array based at least in part on a detected toggle input (e.g., a toggle pattern) implemented using the single throw circuit interrupter.

Toggle control for lighting system

Multisource LED systems for providing high intensity narrow spectrum light are provided. In one example embodiment, a lighting system includes one or more first light sources configured to emit high intensity narrow spectrum (HINS) light. The lighting system can include one or more second light sources configured to emit non-HINS light. The system can include a power circuit configured to provide power to the one or more first light sources and the one or more second light sources.

Multi-array lighting system for providing high intensity narrow spectrum light

Lighting systems and methods implementing toggle control are provided. In one example implementation, a lighting system includes a first LED array having one or more LED devices and a second LED array having one or more LED devices. The system further includes a single throw circuit interrupter configured to receive power from a power source. The system further includes a power conversion circuit configured to convert an input power received via the toggle switch to a power output for the first LED array and the second LED array. The power conversion circuit is configured to control a power distribution ratio between the first LED array and the second LED array based at least in part on a detected toggle input (e.g., a toggle pattern) implemented using the single throw circuit interrupter.

An occupancy sensor includes a housing and one or more sensing elements. The occupancy sensor also includes one or more wireless radios. In addition, the occupancy sensor can include an interface element configured to control activation or deactivation of the one or more wireless radios upon interaction with the interface element.

Wireless radio control for sensors

Systems and methods for combined HINS and non-HINS lighting for surface disinfection. A lighting system controller is provided, which includes a memory, an i/o interface, and an electronic processor. The processor is configured to retrieve from the memory at least one characteristic of an area to be disinfected; determine, based on a signal received from a first sensor positioned to sense the presence of a person in the area, whether a person is present in the area; and, when a person is present in the area, determine a first drive signal based on the at least one characteristic and the presence of the person, and a second drive signal based on the presence of the person in the area and the first drive signal. The processor provides the first drive signal to drive to a HINS LED array and the second drive signal to drive a non-HINS LED array.

Systems and methods for combined high intensity narrow spectrum and non-high intensity narrow spectrum lighting for surface disinfection in variably occupied environments

Lighting fixtures and methods for controlling operation of lighting fixtures are provided. In one example implementation, a lighting fixture includes a first LED array associated with a first color temperature, and a second LED array associated with a second color temperature. The lighting fixture further includes a circuit configured to adjust a power distribution amongst the first LED array and the second LED array based at least in part on a detected toggle input to adjust a color temperature of light output by the lighting fixture.

LED lighting fixture and adjustment of color temperature thereof based at least in part on detected toggle input

A light fixture having master circuit boards and one or more LED circuit boards connectable in various alternative combinations for light fixtures having alternative lengths, the master board including a switch and AC-DC rectifier and the LED boards including linear AC drivers and one or more LED arrays, the switch on the master board controlling the linear AC drivers on the LED board or boards.

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Greenville, SC, United States of America

Pritam Yadav