A junction box can include an enclosure defining a first enclosure end and a second enclosure end, a cavity extending into the enclosure from the first enclosure end towards the second enclosure end, the first enclosure end defining an opening to the cavity; a mounting insert removably positioned within the opening; and a locking collar removably coupled to the first enclosure end, the locking collar being repositionable on the first enclosure end between a tightened configuration and a loose configuration, the locking collar securing the mounting insert to the enclosure in the tightened configuration.

A ceiling connector assembly for mounting an article includes a ceiling connector configured to present an article-mounting end region below a downward facing ceiling surface, a canopy structure for locating on the mounting end region and configured to cover, at least in part, the mounting end region in a covering position, the canopy structure and the mounting end region each respectively including at least one first mounting structure and at least one second mounting structure, wherein when the first and second mounting structures are configured to enable the canopy structure to be removably mounted on the mounting end region in the covering position.

A ceiling connector assembly for mounting an article includes a ceiling connector configured to present an article-mounting end region below a downward facing ceiling surface, a canopy structure for locating on the mounting end region and configured to cover, at least in part, the mounting end region in a covering position, the canopy structure and the mounting end region each respectively including at least one first mounting structure and at least one second mounting structure, wherein when the first and second mounting structures are configured to enable the canopy structure to be removably mounted on the mounting end region in the covering position.

Disclosed is a grid lighting system having at least one housing segment with at least one lighting zone. At least one lighting module is selected from at least one track lighting module and/or at least one non-track lighting module. The at least one lighting zone extends along a first length dimension of the housing segment and including at least one first passage to receive the at least one track lighting module and/or non-track lighting module. The housing segment includes a first power supply segment to be coupled with a designated line voltage outlet to deliver line voltage power to the at least one lighting module in the at least one lighting zone. Each track lighting module includes a lighting subzone, with a second passage to receive one or more lighting submodules along a second length dimension. A second power supply segment is provided to couple with the first power supply segment to receive line power and to deliver low voltage to the one or more lighting submodules.

Disclosed is a grid lighting system having at least one housing segment with at least one lighting zone. At least one lighting module is selected from at least one track lighting module and/or at least one non-track lighting module. The at least one lighting zone extends along a first length dimension of the housing segment and including at least one first passage to receive the at least one track lighting module and/or non-track lighting module. The housing segment includes a first power supply segment to be coupled with a designated line voltage outlet to deliver line voltage power to the at least one lighting module in the at least one lighting zone. Each track lighting module includes a lighting subzone, with a second passage to receive one or more lighting submodules along a second length dimension. A second power supply segment is provided to couple with the first power supply segment to receive line power and to deliver low voltage to the one or more lighting submodules.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the fields of architectural lighting, backlit displays of fine art, graphic art and photographs, and architectural partitioning by using a Beam Penal which provides both direct lighting and diffused lighting, using a linear array of LEDs as light sources.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the fields of architectural lighting, backlit displays of fine art, graphic art and photographs, and architectural partitioning by using a Beam Penal which provides both direct lighting and diffused lighting, using a linear array of LEDs as light sources.

The present disclosure provides a direction adjustable LED lamp used in a sign, which includes a lamp body, two lamp holders arranged on an upper end and a lower end of the lamp body respectively, a plurality of LED modules installed on a surface of the lamp body, an outer casing installed in the lamp body, a buffer column installed on a surface of the outer casing, an isolated constant current driver installed in the outer casing, the lamp body defines a limit groove closing to the LED modules, and a horizontal plate is installed in the limit groove.

The present disclosure provides a direction adjustable LED lamp used in a sign, which includes a lamp body, two lamp holders arranged on an upper end and a lower end of the lamp body respectively, a plurality of LED modules installed on a surface of the lamp body, an outer casing installed in the lamp body, a buffer column installed on a surface of the outer casing, an isolated constant current driver installed in the outer casing, the lamp body defines a limit groove closing to the LED modules, and a horizontal plate is installed in the limit groove.

A geometric light system comprises a plurality of light panel assemblies, each light panel assembly having geometrically shaped base having a plurality of connectors at midpoints of each side. A printed circuit assembly is mounted to the base and has a plurality of light emitting diodes populated thereon with electronic circuitry for selectively illuminating the light emitting diodes, and a prismatically shaped lens affixed to an upper surface of the base. A controller has a printed circuit assembly which includes circuitry and logic for controlling the plurality of light panels. The controller includes an electrical connector at a bottom of one side thereof for connecting with a light panel. A plurality of rigid bridge connectors, each having two opposed ends and two identical electrical connectors, each connector configured to electrically mate with the electrical connectors about the periphery of the light panels for interconnecting the plurality of light panel.