A steerable illumination fixture includes an emitting source and a refractive optical system that steers an emitted beam by relative translation of the emitting source against the optical system. The light emitting source may be placed along an optical axis of one or more lenses to produce an output beam along that axis, or translated in-plane (orthogonal to the optical axis) relative to the lenses to produce a steered beam. The optical system may include refractive lenses or mixing channels and/or one or more baffles with apertures. A round, uniform beam results that retains approximately the same power level and beam width as it is steered. A second lens having a diameter equal to or larger than a first lens may be provided and configured with an effective focal plane of the two lenses located approximately at the plane of the light emitting source.

A table lamp including a base, a lamp handle, a lamp holder provided with a light source and an adjustment component. The base can be placed on a placement surface, and a bottom surface of the base is a curved surface. The adjustment component can adjust the center of gravity of the table lamp by varying the center of gravity thereof, to thereby change a contact position of the bottom surface of the base and the placement surface, and thus change the illumination angle of the lamp holder. Since this technical solution adjusts the illumination angle of the lamp holder by adjusting the center of gravity of the table lamp instead of rotating the lamp holder, it solves the problem of breakage of the connection part of the lamp handle and the lamp holder caused by rotation of the lamp holder.

An attachment device 10 for securing a lighting shade 20 to a lighting fixture 30, wherein the lighting shade 20 has an upper surface 22 for receiving thereon a plurality of magnet members 24, 26, and 28 that form the attachment device 10. The lighting fixture 30 has a connection housing 32 and an engaging surface 34 for engaging the attachment device 10 having magnet member 24, 26, and 28 on the upper surface 22 for retaining the removably connected lighting fixture 30 to the magnet members 24, 26, and 28 on the lighting shade.

A lighting device for illuminating a room or enclosed space comprising: a light source; and a support adapted to support the light source, the support having a surface which defines a guide path. The light source is adapted to be movable relative to the support along the guide path between first and second lighting positions.

A recessed downlight fixture and method for installation is provided. The recessed downlight fixture can be installed in a retrofit application, after a ceiling is installed, through a pre-existing opening in that ceiling. Alternatively, a recessed downlight fixture according to a second embodiment can be installed before a ceiling is present. In either embodiment, the light source coupled to, for example, a heat sink, can be universally moved in three degrees of movement, rotationally, along a tilt axis, or further within the ceiling to increase or decrease the recess. All such universal adjustments can take place through and below the ceiling opening during or after installation.

An LED filament, comprising a plurality of light-emitting chips, a metal electrical terminal, a fluorescent glue, an insulating substrate and an electrically and magnetically conductive connector. The plurality of light-emitting chips are connected in series, and encapsulated and fixed on a surface of the insulating substrate by the fluorescent glue, one face of the electrically and magnetically conductive connector is fitted on the other surface of the insulating substrate, the metal electrical terminal is electrically connected to a light-emitting chip at one end of the insulating substrate. Also provided is an LED filament light, comprising a plurality of LED filaments and a permanent magnet. The LED filaments are magnetically and movably connected by means of magnetic attraction via the permanent magnet, and are capable of automatic sliding adjustment during thermal expansion and elongation.

The present disclosure is directed towards a detachable solar powered lamp and a solar powered lamp assembly. The detachable solar powered lamp comprises a solar panel light assembly and a housing assembly. The solar panel light assembly comprises a printed circuit board, a rechargeable battery and the LEDs both positioned on the first side of the printed circuit board, a solar panel positioned on the second side of the printed circuit board, a top cover covering all the above on the first side of the printed circuit board and a switch for switching on and off the LEDs. The housing assembly includes a housing. The solar panel light assembly and the housing assembly can be detached and attached freely. The solar panel light assembly and the housing assembly are produced independently and can be freely matched, which is easy to manufacture and can be combined in various forms.

A flashlight having a directable beam of light from an upper section affixed to a base. The base has a bottom end and a sidewall extending upwardly from the base. A connector is made from a resilient material that has a first end and a second end. The connector has at least one score that is located between the first end and second end. The connector is bendable about the score so that the connector is movable between an extended and retracted position. An upper section is affixed to the connector and the upper section is located nearer the base when the connector is in its retracted position and relatively far from the base when the connector is in its extended position.

A luminous panel includes a light-emitting board having a light-emitting face to form a surface of a wall device, and a receiving part to be fastened to a framing of the wall device. The light-emitting board is removably attachable to the receiving part. In the installed configuration, the emitting face forms a part of the surface of the wall device and the receiving part is at the rear of the surface of the wall device. The light-emitting board and the receiving part include complementary rotational members located near first ends of the light-emitting board and the receiving part, and complementary snap-fastening members located near second ends of the light-emitting board and the receiving part. In the assembled state, the receiving part is completely covered by the light-emitting board and the rotational members are housed in the volume between the light-emitting board and the receiving part.

An illumination attachment apparatus for an automotive creeper is disclosed herein. The apparatus includes light sources, a rechargeable power supply source for supplying electric energy to the light sources, wiring for routing the electric energy to the light sources, cables for encasing the wiring, rails having a channel for circumscribing a portion of the creeper, and magnets disposed within each channel for magnetically attaching and detaching the apparatus to the creeper.