Patent classifications
H02J9/065
EMERGENCY LIGHTING CIRCUIT, EMERGENCY START CONTROL METHOD THEREOF AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM
The present disclosure relates to an emergency lighting circuit, an emergency start control method thereof and an emergency lighting system. When an emergency start condition is met, matching can be performed in a preset dimming database according to type information of load lighting equipment connected to a current emergency lighting circuit to obtain a dimming parameter value matching a power value required by the load lighting equipment, and finally, the load lighting equipment is directly controlled to start with the dimming parameter value. Through the above solution, when emergency lighting is started, there is no need to spend time in regulating power of the load lighting equipment, and a corresponding power value can be ensured when the load lighting equipment is started, which is highly reliable in emergency lighting start.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING CIRCUIT, CONTROL METHOD THEREOF AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM
The present disclosure relates to an emergency lighting circuit, a control method thereof and an emergency lighting system. Normal lighting is monitored by detecting whether a charging management apparatus in the emergency lighting circuit has electric energy input. When the charging management apparatus has no electric energy input, emergency lighting may be started, and power transmitted to load lighting equipment is switched to an emergency battery apparatus through a power supply switching apparatus, which is processed by a boost inverter to provide appropriate electric energy for the load lighting equipment. A power detection apparatus detects an input-terminal power signal of the boost inverter, and regulates power of the load lighting equipment based on the input-terminal power signal. Operating power of the load lighting equipment is regulated based on the input-terminal power signal of the boost inverter. An input-terminal voltage of the boost inverter is a DC low voltage and easy to detect. Moreover, in the solution, high voltage and current are not required to be isolated for power detection, which effectively reduces detection costs and is highly reliable in power detection.
Self-Powered IED for a Pole-Mounted Auto-Recloser
A self-powered IED for a pole-mounted auto-recloser connected to an electric line includes a main control module and a lockout indication module. The main control module determines a fault in the electric line and trips the auto-recloser. During a permanent fault in the electric line, the auto-recloser is remained open, and the main control module activates a lockout state by generating a lockout set signal. The lockout indication module comprises a light source and super-capacitors. The super-capacitors provide stored charges to the light source when the lockout state is activated to provide notification throughout the lockout state.
CONVERTER UNIT USING A STATUS LAMP
The present invention relates to a converter unit for providing a supply current to a load device (2) using an energy storage device (6). The converter unit (1) comprises a controlling means (7) configured to set at least one charging parameter and/or a charging mode and to control charging of the energy storage device (6) based on the set charging parameter and/or the set charging mode; and at least a first terminal (S1), a second terminal (S2) and a third terminal (S3) for electrically connecting a two-pole status indicator light (8), to wherein the controlling means (7) is configured to detect to which of the first terminal (S1), the second terminal (S2) and the third terminal (S3) the two-pole status indicator light (8) is connected and is configured to set the at least one charging parameter and/or the charging mode based on the detection result.
BRANCH CIRCUIT EMERGENCY LIGHTING TRANSFER SWITCH UTILIZING RELAY CONTROLS AND SAFETY RELAY FOR LOAD POWER CONTROL
A device, system and method for sequenced switching of a transfer switch. The method includes receiving a first monitoring signal indicating either one of an actuation of a fire alarm system or a first change of state in a primary power source from an on state to an off state. The method includes opening a first control relay connected to the primary power source and a second control relay connected to the secondary power source. The method further includes switching a safety relay from a first connection to the primary power source to a second connection to the secondary power source. The method further includes closing the first and second control relays so that the secondary power source energizes the lighting load
CENTRAL UNIT FOR SUPPLYING EMERGENCY LIGHTING MEANS ON A DC BUS
The invention relates to a central unit (100) for supplying emergency lighting means (101a, 101b) on a DC bus (101), comprising an AC input (103) for receiving an AC supply signal, an AC/DC converter (104) configured to convert the AC supply signal into a DC supply signal, an electrical energy storage (105), in particular a battery, configured to be charged by the DC supply signal, wherein the electrical energy storage (105) is configured to supply electrical power in an emergency situation, and a DC/DC converter (107) configured to convert a DC output signal of the electrical energy storage (105) into a DC bus voltage and to forward the DC bus voltage to the lighting means (101a, 101b) on the DC bus (101) via an output circuit (109), wherein the output circuit (109) is arranged on a modular card (111), and wherein the modular card (111) is detachably connectable to a base body (102) of the central unit (100).
Wirelessly controllable communication module
A power management system for a lighting circuit may include a grid shifting controller that includes a processor and a connection to an external power source. The power management system may also include a communication interface associated with the grid shifting controller. The grid shifting controller may be configured to provide control information to a processor of at least one grid shifting electrical fixture over the communication interface, the control information being configured to direct the at least one grid shifting electrical fixture on the use of power from the external power source and an energy storage device associated with the at least one grid shifting electrical fixture.
RECHARGEABLE USB ELECTRICAL OUTLET WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTING WITH CONNECTIVITY
An electrical outlet device and system for providing light and power during the night or during a power failure. The device and system includes rechargeable energy storage devices that can be utilized to provide power to the outlet(s) and the light sources. The device and system can have two sections, a main and a removable section both having their own energy storage devices and light sources. The removeable section may connected with a computing device that can interface with a wireless module to transmit/receive data packets wirelessly.
Automatic transfer switch for lighting loads with integral load shedding by dimming control
An automatic power transfer switch system includes a dimmable lighting load adapted to operate under a variable amount of power in dependence on a dimming control signal, an automatic transfer switch configured to connect a primary electrical power source to the dimmable lighting load under normal operating conditions of the primary electrical power source in a first mode, and to automatically disconnect the primary electrical power source from the load and connect an emergency electrical power source to the load under malfunctioning operating conditions of the primary electrical power source in a second mode, the automatic transfer switch further including an integrated load reduction dimmer configured to provide a dimming control signal to the dimmable lighting load. A load shedding controller communicatively coupled to the automatic transfer switch to provide a load shedding control signal to the automatic transfer switch, wherein the integrated load reduction dimmer develops the dimming control signal in response to the load shedding control signal.
Lighting Fixture Having an Environmental Detection System
A lighting fixture is provided. The lighting fixture includes a sensor, a first power circuit configured to produce a first driving current for the sensor, a second power circuit a first power circuit configured to produce a second driving current for the sensor, and a switching device connected to the power supply. The switching device is configured to move between a first position and a second position, and to connect the first power circuit to a power supply in the first position, and connect the second power circuit to the power supply in the second position.