Cordelia Lighting, Inc.

Jimway Inc.

Tim E Monroe

John H Wandrey

Peter Chan

Halogen flood light

Halogen micro flood light with light visor

A lighting system producing a light pattern that is customized in the field by the end user to minimize light pollution. A housing supports a light source that is connected to a power supply. The housing defines an interior chamber. An opaque or low visible light transmissivity shield is bent or formed into a generally tubular shape and is inserted into the chamber surrounding the light source. The shield includes folds, perforations, pre-scoring, grooves, and the like defining sections that can be easily detached to create windows. The windows permit outgoing light to pass while the remaining areas of the shield attenuate or block the outgoing light. The shield includes teeth that engage respective recesses in the housing to prevent rotation of the shield once installed.

Light pollution shield

Combined motion detector and flood light

Area security light

A lighting system including a mount for one person installation to a support surface having a rigid conduit supplying electrical wires. The lighting system includes a housing containing a light source. A hollow suspension arm extends from the housing and a back plate is located on the arm opposite the housing. The suspension arm includes a removable bottom access plate with a knock-out blank to provide optional wiring access, and the back plate includes a frangible portion. An impact blow creates an opening in the frangible portion that leads into the hollow arm. Straight and curved extension sections are provided for optional attachment to the rigid conduit. The rigid conduit is inserted through the opening in the back plate and into the arm thus suspending the lighting system therefrom.

Light fixture mounting bracket

A light fixture has motion detection circuitry enclosed within a motion detector housing. The motion detector housing contains at least one thermal detector such as a passive infrared sensor, the sensor having a detection angle. At least one adjustable blind is housed within the housing adjacent to the infrared sensor, and the blind is adjustable to block and limit the detection angle of the sensor. The blind may be directly connected to a knob on a control panel that allows the user to alter the angle of the blind. Two or more blinds may be used on the interior of the housing, to increase adjustability of the detection angle.

Lens blind feature for motion detector

A work light frame for holding a lens to an electric halogen work lamp is disclosed. The work light frame has a front and a back, and preferably has a channel-shape cross-section. A storage compartment for holding a spare bulb is incorporated into the back of the frame and is recessed within the channel-shape cross-section. The storage compartment is covered by a door and has bulb retention structures therein. Preferably, the storage compartment is located at the top of the frame and the frame is hingeably attached to the lamp at the bottom.

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Lincoln, CA, United States of America

Tim E Monroe