An apparatus includes a power adapter, a security camera and a base. The power adapter may be configured to receive an AC power source, pass through the AC power source to a light bulb and generate DC power by converting the AC power source. The security camera may be configured to receive the DC power from the power adapter. The security camera may comprise a camera module. The base may comprise an opening for a light fixture and an attachment location. The power adapter may be electrically connected to the attachment location. The power adapter may receive the AC power source from an electrical connection for the light fixture. The security camera may be configured to receive the DC power from the power adapter. The security camera may be removably attached to the attachment location. The camera module may be located beyond a front face of the light fixture.

A non-slip roof attachment system for attaching structures to residential and commercial roofs without the use of penetrations to roofing shingles and sealing layers is described. The non-slip attachment system may be used to attach roof mounted systems such as solar panels. The non-slip attachment system also allows for the quick removal of such roof mounted systems rapidly and without the need for repair of penetrations. The non-slip attachment system uses, among other things, an array-stay retainer comprising a vertical member and a horizontal member. A high friction foam polymer padding is used to further secure the non-slip attachment system to the roof.

A wireless lighting control system is provided to create a lighting pattern by remotely controlling a plurality of lighting devices, thereby improving a lighting effect. The wireless lighting control system includes a first smart device to receive information necessary for generating a lighting control signal, a first lighting device electrically connected with the first smart device through to wirelessly transmit the lighting control signal, a second lighting device to receive the lighting control signal from the first lighting device to control a lighting unit based on the received lighting control signal, and a second smart device electrically connected with the second lighting device to control a display unit based on the lighting control signal.

A removable clamp for a light string is provided. The removable clamp includes a base with engagement members designed to engage a portion of a wire of the light string; a cap with a peripheral skirt and a set of friction members designed to engage with the engagement members of the base for engaging the portion of the wire; and a magnet embedded in the base of the removable case such that the magnet does not protrude outside the base. The removable clamp wraps around the portion of wire of the light string, and then attached via the magnet to a metal surface on the outside of a building.

The present invention provides a lighting system. The lighting system may be mounted to the eaves of a building structure, such as a residential home. An additional aspect of the present invention is to provide a modular, adaptable and programmable lighting system and method for building a lighting system. Further, the lighting system may be provided in a waterproof or water-resistant enclosure.

An outdoor security light is provided which incorporates features of decorative luminaire illumination while also integrating security light functionality. Such features may include not only standard illumination, but also security light functionality such an ambient sensors, motion detection, while also providing an integrated luminaire having wall wash capabilities.

The invention relates, inter alia, to a light fixture (10) for illuminating building surfaces (17) or partial building surfaces, comprising a housing (11), at least one light source, in particular an LED (12, 12a, 12b, 12c), and at least one collimating optics, in particular collimating optics (15, 15a, 15b, 15c) for collimating the light emitted by the light source. A particular feature is that at least three lens plates (18, 19) are provided in the light path behind the collimating optics, on each of which lens plates a plurality of lens elements (22a, 22b, 22c, 23a, 23b, 23c, 69a, 69b, 69c, 70a, 70b, 70c) is arranged, in particular grouped, wherein the relative spacings (32, 75) between one of the two outer lens plates, in each case, and the central lens plate, can be changed by means of at least one adjustment device (20), and wherein the light fixture provides different light distributions (37, 38, 39, 50a, 50b, 50c) in different mutual spacing positions of the lens plates.

A light fixture includes a housing, a bezel, and an optic. The bezel is coupled to the housing such that the optic is positioned between at least a portion of the bezel and the housing. The bezel includes a drainage system, and the drainage system includes at least one drainage opening in the bezel proximate to a front side of the light fixture and at least one weep opening between the bezel and the optic. The drainage system also includes a drainage gap between the housing and the bezel proximate to a back side of the light fixture that is opposite the front side and a drainage channel in fluid communication with the at least one drainage opening, the at least one weep opening, and the drainage gap.

A track lighting device includes a clamp assembly having a dual engagement mechanism for coupling to a track. For example, the clamp assembly includes a collar rotatable about a collar axis, and a cam follower having a cam-pin received by a first groove of a cam. The cam also includes a second groove and a first engagement member. The first groove translates a rotational movement of the collar and the cam follower into a linear movement along the collar axis to releasably couple the first engagement member to the track. The clamp assembly also includes a latch assembly having a second engagement member and a latch-pin in communication with the second groove of the cam. At least a portion of the latch assembly pivots about a latch axis based on movement of the latch-pin relative to the second groove to couple the second engagement member to the track.

A home security pathway fixture includes an elongated body having a top end and a bottom end. A spike is coupled to the bottom end and a head unit is coupled to the top end. The head unit includes at least a light emitter. The home security pathway fixture further includes a camera with night vision capabilities, a motion sensor, a wireless communications interface, and a processor. The camera is switched on when the motion sensor senses a motion. The processor then sends video signals to a remote device over a network via the wireless communications interface.