Systems, methods and apparatus for programmable light fixtures
First Claim
1. A system to illuminate at least a portion of a ceiling, comprising:
- a light fixture, supported at a wall or a ceiling, comprising a light source enclosed within the light fixture and configured to emanate light directionally away from the wall towards at least a portion of the ceiling;
a protrusion of the light fixture extending away from and below the light source, wherein a bent end of the protrusion is bent upwards to direct light at a predetermined angle towards a ceiling, a first end of the protrusion positioned at the light source, and the bent end of the protrusion is opposite the first end of the protrusion and thinner than the first end of the protrusion; and
an optic attached above the light source and extending above and externally towards the bent end of the protrusion, wherein the optic is configured to direct a portion of light towards the bent end.
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a light fixture attached to a wall or a ceiling to illuminate at least a portion of the ceiling. The light fixture can include a light source enclosed within the light fixture and configured to emanate light directionally away from the wall. The light fixture can include a protrusion. The protrusion can extend away from and below the light source. The protrusion can include a bent end that is bent upwards to direct light at a predetermined angle towards a ceiling. The light fixture can include an optic attached above the light source and extending above and externally towards the bent end of the protrusion. The optic can be configured to direct a portion of light towards the bent end.
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20 Claims
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1. A system to illuminate at least a portion of a ceiling, comprising:
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a light fixture, supported at a wall or a ceiling, comprising a light source enclosed within the light fixture and configured to emanate light directionally away from the wall towards at least a portion of the ceiling; a protrusion of the light fixture extending away from and below the light source, wherein a bent end of the protrusion is bent upwards to direct light at a predetermined angle towards a ceiling, a first end of the protrusion positioned at the light source, and the bent end of the protrusion is opposite the first end of the protrusion and thinner than the first end of the protrusion; and an optic attached above the light source and extending above and externally towards the bent end of the protrusion, wherein the optic is configured to direct a portion of light towards the bent end. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method of illuminating a ceiling, comprising:
providing a light fixture at a wall or a ceiling, the light fixture comprising a light source enclosed within the light fixture and configured to emanate light directionally away from the wall, wherein the light fixture includes; a protrusion of the light fixture extending away from and below the light source, wherein a bent end of the protrusion is bent upwards to direct light at a predetermined angle towards the ceiling, a first end of the protrusion positioned at the light source, and the bent end of the protrusion is opposite the first end of the protrusion and thinner than the first end of the protrusion; and an optic attached above the light source and extending above and externally towards the bent end of the protrusion, wherein the optic is configured to direct a portion of light towards the bent end. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A method of illuminating a ceiling, comprising:
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emanating, by a linear light source of a light fixture attached to a wall or a ceiling, light; directing, by an optic attached above the linear light source and extending above and externally towards a bent end of a protrusion of the light fixture extending away from and below the linear light source, a portion of the light towards the bent end, a first end of the protrusion positioned at the linear light source, and the bent end of the protrusion is opposite the first end of the protrusion and thinner than the first end of the protrusion; and projecting, by the bent end, the directed light at a predetermined angle towards the ceiling. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20)
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