Recessed lighting fixture
AssigneeCooper Technologies Company
InventorsJohn S. Schubert, James B. Lee, Alice M. Jandrisits, Stephen H. Yuen, David E. Doubek
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AssigneeCooper Technologies Company
InventorsJohn S. Schubert, James B. Lee, Alice M. Jandrisits, Stephen H. Yuen, David E. Doubek
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A recessed lighting fixture includes a frame having an aperture and at least one mount and a reflector including at least one torsion spring configured to be received in the mount when the reflector is mounted to the frame. A recessed lighting fixture also includes a frame and a reflector. The frame includes an aperture and a pair of mounts separated around a circumference of the aperture in a first direction that differs from a distance in a second direction (i.e., by an angle of other than 180°). The reflector includes a pair of torsion springs separated around a circumference of the reflector in the same way. The reflector is designed to be received in the mount when the reflector is mounted to the frame. The aperture may be a noncircular opening. A junction box that can be used with a recessed lighting fixture includes a retaining spring and a plate having at least one edge having a slot cut into the edge. The retaining spring is mounted on the plate and includes a retaining portion and an outer edge. The retaining portion extends into the slot and the outer edge is substantially flush with the edge of the plate.
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
The recessed lighting fixture of claim further comprising a metal band including a first end mounted on the reflector and a second end mounted on the torsion spring.
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
A recessed lighting fixture comprising:
A method of installing a lighting fixture, comprising:
A junction box comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.