General Electric Company

Reed A Bradford

James H Toney, Jr

Ian W Cunningham

Samuel L Baldwin

David Mark Johnson

Keith G Savas

Lee J Belknap

Barton Kirk Ideker

Jay Fording

James Toney

Luminaire

A light fixture assembly ( ) having an electrical component module ( ) which may be mounted to the fixture housing ( ) without tools and without requiring additional hardware or space upon the electrical component module ( ). The electrical component module ( ) is capable of being held in a substantially stationary position by at least one bracket ( ), at least one stop ( ), and a releasable catch ( ).

Light fixture with tool-less component module mounting structure

A lighting assembly ( ) is designed to control glare or spill light from an arc discharge lamp ( ). A reflector insert ( ) is formed from an identical reflector housing ( ) and cut into an arcuate shape. An outer perimeter ( ) is secured to the reflector housing and an inner perimeter ( ) is adjustably secured to the reflector for subsequent manipulation or adjustment. The reflector insert advantageously has the contour of the primary reflector.

Light assembly having improved glare control and increased performance

An asymmetric flood light includes a reflector comprised of a hydroformed continuous metal form which defines a lamp space adapted to receive a lamp. The reflector has a forward opening for outputting light generated by the associated lamp. The reflector further includes a rear reflector section arranged rearward of the lamp space and adapted to reflect backward-directed lamp illumination forward in a crossing pattern, a forward reflector section disposed forward of the rear reflector section and adapted to reflect lamp illumination forward in a crossing pattern, and a plurality of planar surfaces that connect the forward and rear reflector sections. The hydroformed reflector is adapted to cooperate with the lamp to produce a substantially rectangular area of substantially uniform illumination that is asymmetrically disposed relative to the reflector.

Asymmetric flood lighting reflector and apparatus for making same

An apparatus and method for mounting luminaires (A) includes a lower mounting plate (,) having a front face (,) and a back face (,) adapted for attachment to a luminaire. An upper mounting plate (,), having a front face (,) and a back face (,), is adapted for attachment to an electrical assembly (,). The upper and lower mounting plates are identical in configuration. The upper mounting plate selectively engages the lower mounting plate so that the upper mounting plate and the lower mounting plate are in locking relation. A hinge (,) operatively connects the upper and lower mounting plates. The hinge is adapted to swing down and suspend the luminaire while the appropriate electrical connections are made and pivot to a substantially horizontal position once the upper and lower mounting plates have been placed in locking relation.

Luminaire mounting bracket

Wall-mounted lighting fixture

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Hendersonville, NC, United States of America

Reed A Bradford