Aspects of the present disclosure describe extendable, retractable, and rotatable recessed lighting fixture.

A grow light has a frame that includes a first frame rail and a second frame rail. The frame includes a first reflector. The first reflector extends from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. The frame has a second reflector. The second reflector extends from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. The frame has a right outside crossbar extending from the first frame rail to the second frame rail, and a left outside crossbar extending from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. Tube lights are elongated and extend from the frame. The tube lights have a vertical mode and a horizontal mode. The tube lights include a first tube light and a second tube light.

A grow light has a frame that includes a first frame rail and a second frame rail. The frame includes a first reflector. The first reflector extends from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. The frame has a second reflector. The second reflector extends from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. The frame has a right outside crossbar extending from the first frame rail to the second frame rail, and a left outside crossbar extending from the first frame rail to the second frame rail. Tube lights are elongated and extend from the frame. The tube lights have a vertical mode and a horizontal mode. The tube lights include a first tube light and a second tube light.

A fixture installation tool provides for installation of a fixture on a mounting bracket adjacent a surface. The fixture installation tool includes at least one elongate support post removably attached to the mounting bracket and oriented such that the elongate support post extends to a distal end away from the surface, the elongate support post having a diameter such that the elongate support post slidably fits through a mounting hole of the fixture and at least one removable stop located on the distal end of the at least one elongate support post, the removable stop sized to prevent the fixture from sliding off of the at least one elongate support post. The at least one elongate support post is removably attached to the mounting bracket such that the fixture installation tool supports the fixture in proximity to the surface for wiring of the fixture.

A fixture installation tool provides for installation of a fixture on a mounting bracket adjacent a surface. The fixture installation tool includes at least one elongate support post removably attached to the mounting bracket and oriented such that the elongate support post extends to a distal end away from the surface, the elongate support post having a diameter such that the elongate support post slidably fits through a mounting hole of the fixture and at least one removable stop located on the distal end of the at least one elongate support post, the removable stop sized to prevent the fixture from sliding off of the at least one elongate support post. The at least one elongate support post is removably attached to the mounting bracket such that the fixture installation tool supports the fixture in proximity to the surface for wiring of the fixture.

A light tower assembly configured to rotate a light section from a first to a second position. In various embodiments, the light tower assembly comprises (a) a primary boom extending vertically from a base, (b) a light array boom supporting a light section on a frame rotatively mounted to the primary boom wherein the light array boom rotates around an axis of rotation, (c) a mounting assembly rotatively mounting the light array boom to the primary boom, and (d) a linear actuator assembly connected to the primary boom and the light array boom being configured to rotate the light array boom in one direction when the linear actuator extends and configured to rotate the light array boom in an opposite direction when the linear actuator assembly retracts.

Disclosed herein is a light pole connector for use in a light pole system, the light pole connector comprising: a first attachment part for attaching the light pole connector to a pole of a light pole system; and a second attachment part for attaching a luminaire support to the light pole connector; wherein: the first attachment part is arranged to receive electrical power from the pole; the second attachment part comprises a connector for providing the electrical power received by the first attachment part to the luminaire support; and the attachment between the light pole connector and the luminaire support is a releasable attachment.

Disclosed herein is a light pole connector for use in a light pole system, the light pole connector comprising: a first attachment part for attaching the light pole connector to a pole of a light pole system; and a second attachment part for attaching a luminaire support to the light pole connector; wherein: the first attachment part is arranged to receive electrical power from the pole; the second attachment part comprises a connector for providing the electrical power received by the first attachment part to the luminaire support; and the attachment between the light pole connector and the luminaire support is a releasable attachment.

An example joiner bracket system for joining a first section and a second section of a fixture includes a pair of oppositely-oriented joiner brackets that have interlocking and complementary shapes. The joiner brackets may include features that engage with or attach to corresponding elements within the first and second fixtures. After the joiner brackets are secured to their respective fixture sections, the pair of joiner brackets may be positioned near each other to align a pair of bore holes or coupling bosses each extending at an angle through the pair of joiner brackets. Screws or other suitable fasteners may be driven through the aligned bosses or bores to couple to the bosses, and upon further engagement, to pull together the joiner brackets together and, in turn, bring together the first and second sections of the lighting fixture.

An example joiner bracket system for joining a first section and a second section of a fixture includes a pair of oppositely-oriented joiner brackets that have interlocking and complementary shapes. The joiner brackets may include features that engage with or attach to corresponding elements within the first and second fixtures. After the joiner brackets are secured to their respective fixture sections, the pair of joiner brackets may be positioned near each other to align a pair of bore holes or coupling bosses each extending at an angle through the pair of joiner brackets. Screws or other suitable fasteners may be driven through the aligned bosses or bores to couple to the bosses, and upon further engagement, to pull together the joiner brackets together and, in turn, bring together the first and second sections of the lighting fixture.