Adjustable double-arcuate reflector for an emergency lighting fixture
AssigneeHubbell Incorporated
InventorsThomas K. Heaton, Marilyn R. Merced, Ana S. Bermudez, Catherine R. Washburn, Joseph S. Wegrzyn
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Abstract
A reflector for a lighting fixture that provides a uniform level of lighting. The reflector has a first arcuate portion having a first upper surface and a second arcuate portion having a second upper surface. A first aperture in the first arcuate portion is adapted to receive a first lamp. A second aperture in the second arcuate portion is adapted to receive a second lamp. First and second mounting members on the first and second upper surfaces are adapted to be connected to a lighting fixture housing.
Claims26
A reflector for a lighting fixture, comprising:
- a first arcuate portion having a first upper surface;
- a second arcuate portion having a second upper surface;
- a first aperture in said first arcuate portion adapted to receive a first lamp;
- a second aperture in said second arcuate portion adapted to receive a second lamp;
- a first mounting member on said first upper surface adapted to be connected to a lighting fixture housing;
- a second mounting member on said second upper surface adapted to be connected to the lighting fixture housing;
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- a first plurality of openings in said first mounting member and a second plurality of openings in said second mounting member to connect said reflector to the lighting fixture housing in a plurality of positions.
A reflector for a lighting fixture, comprising:
- a first arcuate portion having a first lower surface and a first upper surface;
- a second arcuate portion having a second lower surface and a second upper surface and being connected to said first arcuate portion;
- a first aperture in said first arcuate portion adapted to receive a first lamp;
- a second aperture in said second arcuate portion adapted to receive a second lamp;
- a first mounting member on said first upper surface adapted to be connected to a lighting fixture housing;
- a second mounting member on said second upper surface adapted to be connected to the lighting fixture housing;
- a first plurality of openings in said first mounting member and a second plurality of openings in said second mounting member to connect said reflector to the lighting fixture housing in a plurality of positions:
- a plurality of first flutes extending substantially vertically from said first lower surface of said first arcuate portion;
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- a plurality of second flutes extending substantially vertically from said second lower surface of said second arcuate portion.
A reflector for a lighting fixture, comprising:
- a first arcuate portion having a first lower surface and a first upper surface;
- a second arcuate portion having a second lower surface and a second upper surface and being connected to said first arcuate portion, said first and second arcuate portions being unitarily formed;
- a first aperture in said first arcuate portion adapted to receive a first lamp;
- a second aperture in said second arcuate portion adapted to receive a second lamp;
- a first mounting member on said first upper surface;
- a first opening in said first mounting member adapted to be connected to a lighting fixture housing;
- a second mounting member on said second upper surface;
- a second opening in said second mounting member adapted to be connected to the lighting fixture housing, said first and second openings adapted to connect said reflector to the lighting fixture housing in a first position;
- a third opening in said first mounting member adapted to be connected to the lighting fixture housing;
- a fourth opening in said second mounting member adapted to be connected to the lighting fixture housing, said third and fourth openings adapted to connect said reflector to the lighting fixture housing in a second position;
- a plurality of first flutes extending substantially vertically from said first lower surface of said first arcuate portion;
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- a plurality of second flutes extending substantially vertically from said second lower surface of said second arcuate portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.