Cooper Technologies Company

Signify Holding B.v.

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Cooper Industries, Inc.

Steven Walter Pyshos

Grzegorz Wronski

Raymond George Janik

Jyoti Kumar

Kevin Roy Harpenau

Oliver Ernst

Bruce N Layne

Philip Dean Winters

James V Agro

Zhihong Lin

Rongxiu Huang

Gregg Arthur Lehman

Jyoti Gururaj Kathawate

Seth Doheny

Jason Quentin Paulsel

Ren Chao

Wei Zhao

Jared Michael Davis

Scott David Wegner

Nivay Sahaye

Huang Rongxiu

Paul James Bartlett

Charles Vasquez

Steen Vann

Bogdan Zakrzewski

Christopher Gerard Ladewig

Smita Sudheer Anaokar

Rongxiu (Rick) Huang

A system can configure a luminaire for providing illumination of a selected color temperature, a selected lumen output, or a selected photometric distribution. The luminaire can comprise at least two light sources that have different illumination characteristics, for example different color temperatures, different lumen outputs, or different photometric distributions. The system can configure the luminaire to operate a first of the two light sources, a second of the two light sources, or both of the light sources based on an input. When the luminaire is configured to operate both of the light sources, the luminaire can produce illumination having a color temperature, a lumen output, or a photometric distribution that is different than either of the two light sources.

Configurable lighting system

A luminaire can include an antenna and a first communication mode that is configured to communicate with an external system. The luminaire can also include a second communication mode that is configured to communicate with the external system. The luminaire can further include a switch coupled to the antenna, the first communication mode, and the second communication mode, where switch has a first position and a second position, where the switch, when in the first position, couples the first communication mode with the antenna, and where the switch, when in the second position, couples the second communication mode with the antenna.

Configurable modes for lighting systems

A luminaire can include a power supply that receives AC mains power from a power source and delivers intermediate power, and can also include a lumen control module coupled to the power supply, where the lumen control module receives the intermediate power from the power source. The lumen control module can include at least one first switch that has multiple positions, and multiple resistors coupled to the at least one first switch, where each position of the at least one first switch corresponds to a resistance of the resistors, where the intermediate power received by the resistors is translated to a current level of a plurality of current levels based on the resistance. The luminaire can also include at least one light source coupled to the lumen control module, where the at least one light source emits a lumen output based on the current level received from the lumen control module.

A light emitting diode module comprises a bulb, a body attached to the bulb, and a base attached to the body. The base comprises a receptacle configured to receive an electrical connector and the body comprises at least one light emitting diode. The body can include a power supply that controls the delivery of power to the light emitting diode. One or more tabs can extend from the base and can secure the electrical connector to the module when the electrical connector is attached to the receptacle. The base can also include a sidewall that is flexible and that can be extended or contracted to meet the dimensions or needs of a luminaire.

Light bulb shaped light emitting diode module

A luminaire can include a housing having at least one outer surface that forms a cavity. The luminaire can also include an aperture that traverses the at least one outer surface of the housing. The luminaire can further include a substrate disposed within the cavity. The luminaire can also include an electrical connector disposed on the substrate adjacent to the aperture. The luminaire can further include a dial coupled to the electrical connector, where dial has a range of positions, where each position within the range of positions of the dial corresponds to a discrete correlated color temperature (CCT) output by multiple light sources of the luminaire.

A plaster frame assembly includes a base plate that has a base wall and a plurality of side walls that extend substantially perpendicular to the base wall from a perimeter of the base wall. The base wall includes at least one regressed pad that has a plurality of perforations. The plurality of perforations receive one or more securing fasteners therethrough to secure or fasten the base plate to the ceiling. Furthermore, the base wall includes one or more sealing features that provide an air-tight sealing for a recessed housing can received through and retained in a can receiving opening formed in the base wall. The one or more sealing features include multiple collar sections that define a groove for receiving a sealing member, and one or more sealing tabs disposed between the multiple collar sections and configured to seal one or more adjustment apertures of the recessed housing can.

Plaster frame assembly for recessed luminaires

An adjustable light fixture can include a housing having at least one wall that forms a first cavity, wherein in the housing has a top portion and a bottom end. The fixture can also further include a body having a first body portion and a second body portion, where the body is movably disposed within the first cavity of the housing, where the body is configured to have a plurality of positions relative to the housing. The adjustable light fixture can also include a resilient device disposed between the first body portion and the second body portion to simultaneously push the first body portion against the top portion of the housing and the second body portion against the bottom end of the housing when the body is in each of the positions relative to the housing.

Adjustable light fixtures

An adjustable light fixture can include a housing comprising at least one wall that forms a first cavity. The adjustable light fixture can also include a first sealing member coupled to the at least one wall and at least partially disposed within the first cavity. The adjustable light fixture can further include a body movably coupled to the housing and at least partially disposed within the first cavity, where the body is configured to have multiple positions relative to the housing, where the first sealing member abuts against an outer surface of the body when the body is in each of the positions, where the first sealing member prevents fluids in an ambient environment from traversing therethrough when the body is in each of the positions, where the positions includes the body having a tilt angle relative to the housing of greater than 20&#xb0;.

A lighting system can comprise a light emitting diode that emits light, an optic mounted to process the emitted light, and an aperture disposed on the light-emitting side of the optic. The optic can comprise a cavity that receives the light. A portion of the received light can pass through a sidewall of the cavity, while another portion passes through a bottom of the cavity and out a front of the optic. The optic can comprise curved sides that receive the light passing through the cavity sidewall and reflect that light through the front of the optic. This reflection can condense the light to form a light beam having a beam waist. The beam waist can provide an annular separation or a radial gap between the beam of light and the aperture, with the separation providing clearance to avoid interference with the light beam.

Method and system for producing a beam of illumination having smooth edges

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Peachtree City, GA, United States of America

Steven Walter Pyshos