An emergency lighting unit includes a housing. The housing includes a base having a first portion and a second portion. A lamp assembly is rotatably connected to the housing and positioned in the lower portion. A cover is provided over the lamp assembly.

The present disclosure provides a lighting device including a first lighting unit including a plurality of first light sources arranged on a first flat or curved surface, and configured to implement lighting of a first illuminance and of a first color, a second lighting unit including a plurality of second light sources arranged on a second flat or curved surface at least partially inclined with respect to the first lighting unit, the second lighting unit surrounding at least a part of the first lighting unit, and configured to implement lighting of a second illuminance at least partially different from the first illuminance and of a second color, at least one opening formed to penetrate through the first lighting unit, and at least one third lighting unit including a plurality of third light sources arranged on a third flat or curved surface, and configured to implement lighting of a third illuminance higher than the first illuminance and of a third color through the opening. The second lighting unit may be configured to implement the lighting of the second illuminance and the second color in conjunction with the third lighting unit.

A lighting apparatus is provided with a housing forming a battery housing and a light housing separated via a partitioning wall. A light module is supported by the light housing and includes a heat sink located at least partially within the light housing and at least one LED supported by the heat sink. A battery receptacle formed within the battery housing to slidingly receive a battery pack at least partially into the battery housing. An intake opening is formed within the partitioning wall and an air vent is formed in fluid communication with the light housing. In operation, an airflow passes in thermal contact with the battery pack from the battery housing into the light housing through the intake opening, and from the light housing in thermal contact with the heat sink out of the air vent.

The present disclosure is directed to wallpacks containing at least one light source, such as a light-emitting diode (LED). The wallpack light fixtures disclosed herein generally contain a housing, at least one light source, a power supply, and a plurality of heat sink fins.

A LED light with built-in Air flow device has AC-to-DC circuit to get DC current to supply power to LED or LEDs and-to charge inside rechargeable batteries and to the inside air flow related device or other product(s). The LED light connect IC and control circuit to make setting, changing, adjust of the said at least one of (A) LED(s) colors, brightness, on-off, duration, cycles, frequency, sequential, flashing, color changing, color selection, auto changing, or other LED light effects, (B) Air flow related parts to get desired speed of rotating fan or blade, on-off, duration, timer, countdown timer, or other desired air flow related function(s); by at least one of (1) trigger system, (2) switch, (3) sensor, (4) motion or moving or radar sensor, (5) IR or RF remote control system, (6) power fail sensor, (7) built-in Auto-Off-On or multiple selection positions switch, (8) other related LED or air flow or air-freshener or fragrance or essential oil diffusor parts or accessories; wherein the LED light connect with (i) AC power source by prongs with or without folding features, (ii) DC power from at least one outside transformer, power bank, DC power from cigarette-plug, USB related DC power source, DC power storage device, solar module, or DC generator.

An insect trap having a base portion, which has a lighting element and a housing portion, and a trap portion. The trap portion has a frame and a membrane, which has an adhesive surface, is at least partially contained within the frame, and is configured to adhere to an insect. The housing portion is configured to receive and retain the trap portion when engaged therewith.

A non-unitary light fixture having a housing, neck and wall panel that is affixed to a wall or other supporting structure. The fixture includes a separable neck that mounts to the housing and wall panel on opposite ends with a water-tight seal created by a flange on each end of the neck. The flange overlaps the perimeter of respective mounting apertures within the housing and wall panel and thereby prevents water from entering either the housing or wall panel. The fixture further includes a tube extending between the housing and wall panel for routing electrical wires to a lighting assembly housed within the shade.

The present invention provides a sensor and an illumination lamp with the sensor. The illumination lamp with the sensor includes an illumination lamp, a sensor mounting base disposed in the illumination lamp, a sensor electrically connected to the sensor mounting base in a plug-in manner by telescopic conductive pins. A sensing module disposed in the sensor generates a corresponding electrical signal after detecting a triggering signal, to control the lamp on or off. The illumination lamp with the sensor is artistic and practical, without external wiring, complicated mounting steps and wiring connection. Meanwhile, different functional modules, such as a microwave sensing module, an infrared sensing module, a light sensing module, a Bluetooth control module, a WIFI control module, an Internet control module, a smoke sensing module, a fire sensing module and a security monitoring module with special purposes can be selectively mounted in the sensor to realize corresponding functions.

A luminaire is configured to be removably coupled to a fixture, the fixture being removably coupled to a splice box, the luminaire including a housing including a first end and a second end, the first end including a coupling mechanism configured to couple to the fixture; a printed circuit board coupled adjacent the second end; at least one LED physically and electrically coupled to the printed circuit board; a lens couple to the housing over the printed circuit board; an adapter in electrical communication with the printed circuit board, the adapter configured to electrically and physically couple to a socket of the fixture.

A lighting assembly adapted for placement upon an article of furniture and/or securement to a wall, including a housing sub-assembly and an electronics sub-assembly, wherein the electronics sub-assembly includes an energy source, a circuit board, a mode switching component; and a primary light source and a secondary light source, wherein the primary light source includes an infinity LED, and the secondary light source includes a non-infinity LED which cooperatively provide a distinctive, marquee imagery.