Test configuration for emergency lighting fixtures
First Claim
1. A light fixture comprising:
- a lighting element;
a battery;
a clock; and
a processor configurable via a user interface, wherein the processor is configured to;
detect, using the clock, an expiration of a start timer having an initial value;
perform, responsive to the expiration of the start timer having the initial value, a test of the light fixture, wherein the test comprises illuminating the lighting element for a predetermined duration using the battery as a power source;
receive input, via the user interface, adjusting the start timer from the initial value to a modified value; and
perform, responsive to an additional expiration of the start timer having the modified value, operations comprising;
initiating a subsequent test of the light fixture for the predetermined duration;
configuring the user interface to indicate a result of the subsequent test via the user interface; and
resetting the start timer, based on the subsequent test being successful for the light fixture.
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Abstract
Aspects are described for a test configuration for emergency lighting fixtures. In one example, a light fixture includes a lighting element, a battery, a clock, and a processor. The processor is configurable via a user interface. The processor is configured to test the light fixture. The testing includes illuminating the lighting element for a predetermined duration using the battery as a power source. The testing is initiated by a timer that uses the clock. The processor of the light fixture receives input, via the user interface, adjusting a value for the start timer. Based on the start timer expiring, the processor initiates a test of the light fixture for the predetermined duration. The processor further indicates a result of the test via the user interface. Based on the test being successful, the processor resets the start timer.
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20 Claims
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1. A light fixture comprising:
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a lighting element; a battery; a clock; and a processor configurable via a user interface, wherein the processor is configured to; detect, using the clock, an expiration of a start timer having an initial value; perform, responsive to the expiration of the start timer having the initial value, a test of the light fixture, wherein the test comprises illuminating the lighting element for a predetermined duration using the battery as a power source; receive input, via the user interface, adjusting the start timer from the initial value to a modified value; and perform, responsive to an additional expiration of the start timer having the modified value, operations comprising; initiating a subsequent test of the light fixture for the predetermined duration; configuring the user interface to indicate a result of the subsequent test via the user interface; and resetting the start timer, based on the subsequent test being successful for the light fixture. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method for testing a light fixture on a modified time interval, the method comprising:
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detecting, using a clock, an expiration of a start timer having an initial value; performing, responsive to the expiration of the start timer having the initial value, a test of a light fixture, wherein the test comprises illuminating a lighting element for a predetermined duration using a battery as a power source; receiving input, via a user interface, adjusting the start timer from the initial value to a modified value; and performing, responsive to an additional expiration of the start timer having the modified value, operations comprising; initiating a subsequent test of the light fixture for the predetermined duration; configuring the user interface to indicate a result of the subsequent test via the user interface; and resetting the start timer, the resetting based on the subsequent test being successful for the light fixture. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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