A ceiling element including a base adapted to be mounted in a ceiling of a room, thereby defining a room space under the base and a ceiling space above the base, is provided. The ceiling element includes a battery container adapted to receive a battery and arranged at the base such that it is located in the ceiling space when the ceiling element is mounted in the ceiling. The ceiling element further includes a conduit arranged to convey air between the room space and the ceiling space and/or the battery space when a temperature of the room space is different from a temperature of the ceiling space and/or a temperature of the battery container. A method of thermal management of a battery received in a battery container located in a ceiling space is also provided.

The present invention relates to a lamp for removal of fine dust. Disclosed according to an embodiment of the present invention is a lamp for removal of fine dust, which provides an indoor lighting function by using an LED as a light source and provides a function of adsorbing and removing fine dust by using an anion generator, wherein the lamp is configured to prevent the blackening effect caused when fine dust adsorbed and coagulated by anions emitted from the anion generator is suspended and adsorbed to a ceiling or wall.

The present invention relates to a lighting device comprising a main body (10), a lighting body (20) and an anodized metal filter (30), in which said metal comprises a superficial porous layer of an oxide of said metal comprising at least one antimicrobial substance. In one embodiment, the filter comprises a plurality of threadlike elements of said anodized metal, at least partially in non-permanent contact with each other, randomly deformed to form a plurality of non-linear pathways. The air to be treated passes through said filter owing to the effect of a difference in temperature and/or the action of a mechanical device. In other embodiments, the filter comprises a metal sheet with holes.

According to an aspect of this disclosure, a ventilation and lighting system including a main housing having an inlet opening and a discharge opening, a blower and motor assembly disposed within a housing and operable to move air through the inlet and outlet, a grille configured to be located at the inlet opening, the grille having a cavity and a plate defining a plurality of apertures through which air may move, and one or more lighting elements arranged within the cavity and an optical component covering the cavity. The system is arranged such that light developed by the one or more lighting elements mixes within the cavity and transmits through the optical component covering the cavity, and the system further includes a controller that coordinates operation of the blower and motor assembly and the one or more lighting elements from a remote location.

The T-bar includes an elongate rigid spine extending between terminal ends including either a fixed anchor or adjustable anchor for attachment to adjacent T-bars or other supports. An upper heat sink is provided on an upper portion of the spine to enhance heat transfer from the T-bar to air surrounding upper portions of the T-bar. A light housing is provided on a lower portion of the T-bar which is configured to support a lighting module therein, such as a light emitting diode (LED) light. A lower heat sink is provided above this light housing and integrated into a rest shelf which supports ceiling tiles adjacent the T-bar. A power supply is provided which can be removably attached to the T-bar and provide appropriately conditioned power for the lighting module.

An illumination device includes a first light-emitting module, a second light-emitting module and an airflow-guiding structure. The second light-emitting module is adjacent to the first light-emitting module. The airflow-guiding structure includes a receiving casing, a first air inlet pipe in air communication with the receiving casing, and a first air outlet pipe in air communication with the receiving casing. The first light-emitting module is received inside the airflow-guiding structure. When external air flows into the receiving casing through the first air inlet pipe by natural convection, the external air inside the receiving casing is sterilized by a sterilization light source provided by the first light-emitting module, and the external air that has been sterilized by the sterilization light source flows out of the receiving casing through the first air outlet pipe by natural convection, and is then discharged out of the illumination device.

A light fixture includes a housing forming a cavity to permit airflow therethrough. A filter is disposed within the airflow of the cavity. An ultraviolet light emitting diode is disposed within the cavity and is directed to concurrently treat the airflow and the filter to destroy biomaterial therein.

A humidifier apparatus may have at least one reservoir configured for holding a liquid. At least one device is for creating vapour from the liquid. At least one ventilator may cause a movement of the vapour exiting the reservoir. One or more light sources project lights on the movement of vapour. A method for operating a humidifier apparatus and creating flame-like vapor.

A ventilation system includes a ventilation fan with a lamp module, the ventilation fan includes a housing, a base, and a fan module. The base is located below the housing, and the base includes a first flow guiding structure. The fan module is disposed in the housing, and the fan module includes a second flow guiding structure.

The T-bar includes an elongate rigid spine extending between terminal ends including either a fixed anchor or adjustable anchor for attachment to adjacent T-bars or other supports. An upper heat sink is provided on an upper portion of the spine to enhance heat transfer from the T-bar to air surrounding upper portions of the T-bar. A light housing is provided on a lower portion of the T-bar which is configured to support a lighting module therein, such as a light emitting diode (LED) light. A lower heat sink is provided above this light housing and integrated into a rest shelf which supports ceiling tiles adjacent the T-bar. A power supply is provided which can be removably attached to the T-bar and provide appropriately conditioned power for the lighting module.