Acoustic luminaire structure
AssigneeAxis Lighting Inc.
InventorsHoward Yaphe, Andrew Miles, Nicola Zarboni, Jennifer Abboud, Hanna Medwid
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Abstract
A luminaire structure, comprises a plurality of housing segments, each with at least one lighting zone, and configured to be assembled to form a support structure defining at least one panel supporting zone for supporting at least one acoustic panel removably attached thereto, wherein each of the lighting zones in the support structure is oriented to be adjacent the at least one acoustic panel, and operable to receive a lighting module to deliver light to an interior space.
Claims25
A luminaire structure, comprising a plurality of housing segments, each with at least one lighting zone, and configured to be assembled to form a support structure defining at least one panel supporting zone for supporting at least one acoustic panel removably attached thereto, wherein each of the lighting zones in the support structure is oriented to be adjacent the at least one acoustic panel, and operable to receive a lighting module to deliver light to an interior space, wherein the at least one panel supporting zone includes a pair of opposed panel supporting planes defined on corresponding opposed surfaces of the support structure to receive a corresponding one of a pair of panels including the at least one acoustic panel.
A method of assembling a luminaire structure, comprising:
- providing a plurality of elongate housing segments, each with at least one peripheral region configured to define a lighting zone to receive a lighting module to deliver light to an interior space;
- assembling the elongate housing segments together to form a support structure defining at least one panel supporting zone for supporting at least one acoustic panel;
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- installing the at least one acoustic panel on the at least one panel supporting zone;
- configuring the at least one panel supporting zone to define a pair of panel supporting planes defined on corresponding opposed surfaces of the support structure to receive a corresponding one of a pair of panels, including the at least one acoustic panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.