Reitter & Schefenacker Gmbh & Co. Kg

Reitter & Schefenacker Gmbh

Winfried Hardy Gauch

Wolfgang Robel

Helmut Haf

Achim Weiss

Werner Zimmermann

Djuanarto Kusuma

Helmut Eberspacher

A light arrangement for a vehicle has a light source mounted in a reflector. A light disc is connected to the front end of the reflector in front of the light source. At least one emitter emitting a light signal and at least one receiver receiving the light signal are provided for detecting the degree of soiling of the light arrangement. The light signal travels through the light disc by total reflection to be then received by the receiver.

Light, especially tail light, for a motor vehicle

A light assembly for a motor vehicle has at least one light source connected to a circuit, wherein the at least one light source has a light output that is adjustable according to external light conditions in order to prevent blinding of the driver in a following vehicle and in order to ensure proper light intensity during daytime operation.

Light assembly, preferably tail light assembly, of a vehicle, preferably

A taillight fixture for a motor vehicle has at least one light window and a light arrangement with lights, including a brake light, a turn signal light, and a taillight, arranged behind the light window. Light beams emitted by the light arrangement pass through the light window to the exterior. At least one first light-sensitive sensor is positioned in the area of the light window. A control device is provided and the at least one first sensor is connected thereto. At least one of the lights of the light arrangement is connected to the control device, and the control device controls the luminocity of at least one light based on signals received from the first sensor.

Taillight fixture of a vehicle preferably a motor vehicle

A circuit for protecting electrically operated lighting elements used for illumination or signaling has at least one PTC resistor connected serially upstream of the lighting element. In another embodiment, the circuit has a self-regulating current supply connected serially upstream of the lighting element. In yet another embodiment, the circuit has a down convertor connected serially upstream of the lighting element.

Circuit for protecting electrically operated lighting elements,

A tail light assembly for a motor vehicle, including a rear light, a brake light, and a turn signal light, wherein at least one of the rear light, the brake light, and the turn signal light is comprised of LEDs, has a control device for operating the LEDs at a constant current for a given voltage range.

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Magstadt, Germany

Winfried Hardy Gauch