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US 2019/0154232 A1Published application
Linear Luminaire With Optical Control
AssigneeCooper Technologies Company
InventorsEric Tyler DiFelice, Adam Moore Foy
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Abstract
A linear luminaire includes a housing and a light emitting diode (LED) light source attached to the housing. The luminaire further includes an over-optic piece covering the LED light source, and a lens spaced from the over-optic piece and covering the over-optic piece from view. A distribution of a light provided by the luminaire through the lens depends on the over-optic piece.
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A linear luminaire, comprising:
- a housing;
- a light emitting diode (LED) light source attached to the housing;
- an over-optic piece covering multiple LEDs of the LED light source, wherein the over-optic piece is spaced from the multiple LEDs of the LED light source;
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- a lens spaced from the over-optic piece and covering the over-optic piece from view, wherein a distribution of a light provided by the luminaire through the lens depends on the over-optic piece.
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A linear luminaire, comprising:
- a housing;
- a down-light light emitting diode (LED) light source comprising a first circuit board attached to the housing, wherein the down-light LED light source is positioned to emit a first light toward an area below the luminaire;
- a first over-optic piece covering multiple LEDs of the down-light LED light source, wherein the first over-optic piece is spaced from the multiple LEDs of the down-light LED light source;
- an up-light LED light source comprising a second circuit board attached to the housing and separated from the first circuit board, wherein the up-light LED light source is positioned to emit a second light toward an area above the luminaire;
- a second over-optic piece covering multiple LEDs of the up-light LED light source, wherein the second over-optic piece is spaced from the multiple LEDs of the up-light LED light source;
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- a lens spaced from the first over-optic piece and covering the first over-optic piece from view, wherein the first over-optic piece changes a distribution of the first light as the first light passes through the first over-optic piece.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.