A fire-resistant, recessed lighting unit that obviates the need for a separate junction box and a separate incandescent “can”. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

A fire-resistant, recessed lighting unit that obviates the need for a separate junction box and a separate incandescent “can”. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

A panel lamp includes a bottom case, a lamp cover, a lighting assembly arranged between the bottom case and the lamp cover, at least two bendable suspending assemblies arranged at two opposite sides of the bottom case. The bottom case defines a mounting groove, and an edge of the lamp cover is configured to be received into the mounting groove. The suspending assemblies are configured to hang the bottom case onto an overhead structure.

A dome light assembly is provided for mounting to a headliner in a motor vehicle. That dome light assembly includes a mounting bracket having a flange engaging an upper face of the headliner and a receiver. Further, the dome light assembly includes a lamp housing including a fastener secured to the receiver and a light source held in the lamp housing. A related method is also provided.

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 panel light apparatus includes a base plate, a light source, a frame and a light passing cover. The base plate has a fixing unit for fixing the base plate to a platform. The base plate has multiple rotation units to switch between a lock mode and a release mode. The light source is disposed on the base plate. The frame has multiple attaching units to attach to the rotation units in the lock mode for fixing the frame to the base plate. The multiple attaching units are released from the rotation units in the release mode. The frame has a light opening. The light passing cover attached to the frame for covering the light opening for a light of the light source to pass through.

A fire-resistant, recessed lighting unit that obviates the need for a separate junction box and a separate incandescent “can”. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

A fire-resistant, recessed lighting unit that obviates the need for a separate junction box and a separate incandescent “can”. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

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.

A light panel for a luminaire includes a frame, a lamp assembly carried by the frame, a dissipater heat sink carried by the frame, and a heat transfer line that thermally couples the lamp assembly to the dissipater heat sink. The heat transfer line transfers heat generated by the lamp assembly, for example by a light element of the lamp assembly, to the dissipater heat sink by conduction. The dissipater heat sink is exposed to an exterior side of the frame such that heat from the lamp assembly is dissipated to the exterior side of the frame by conduction through the heat transfer line and the dissipater heat sink. The light panel may form a door for a housing of a luminaire, which may be easily retrofitted to the housing.