Patents Assigned to LIGHT ENGINE LIMITED
  • Patent number: 9175832
    Abstract: A lens for an LED street lamp has an external curved surface that has a concave surface portion on one side thereof. A back surface of the lens has a micro-prism array and retainer feet. A recess in the back surface receives an LED light source. The outer surface of the lens has facets or windows that provide overlapping projections of light from adjacent facets. The lens is generally cushion shaped with an indentation at one side. The lens directs light in an asymmetrical distribution transverse to the lens and to direct light symmetrically over a wide area in a longitudinal direction of the lens.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 16, 2013
    Date of Patent: November 3, 2015
    Assignee: Light Engine Limited
    Inventors: Yuk Tsan Sy, Wa Hing Leung
  • Publication number: 20150078011
    Abstract: A lens for an LED street lamp has an external curved surface that has a concave surface portion on one side thereof. A back surface of the lens has a micro-prism array and retainer feet. A recess in the back surface receives an LED light source. The outer surface of the lens has facets or windows that provide overlapping projections of light from adjacent facets. The lens is generally cushion shaped with an indentation at one side. The lens directs light in an asymmetrical distribution transverse to the lens and to direct light symmetrically over a wide area in a longitudinal direction of the lens.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 16, 2013
    Publication date: March 19, 2015
    Applicant: Light Engine Limited
    Inventors: Yuk Tsan Sy, Wa Hing Leung
  • Patent number: 8931927
    Abstract: A folded circularly symmetric illumination optic comprising a first light transfer mode having a first central refractive surface and a second central refractive surface, wherein one of the first and second central refractive surfaces has at least one peened feature; a second light transfer mode having a first refractive surface, a first TIR surface, a second TIR surface and a second refractive surface; a third light transfer mode having a first refractive surface, a first TIR surface and a second refractive surface, wherein the first TIR surface has at least one peening feature, and wherein the second refractive surface is conical; wherein the first TIR surface and second refractive surface of the second light transfer mode is coincident at least one point, wherein the second refractive surface of the third light transfer mode is coincident with the first TIR surface and second refractive surface of the second light transfer mode.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 8, 2012
    Date of Patent: January 13, 2015
    Assignee: Light Engine Limited
    Inventors: Oliver Dross, Ruben Mohendano, Julio C. Chaves, Fernando Munoz, Juan Carlos Minano, Waqidi Falicoff
  • Publication number: 20130044494
    Abstract: A folded circularly symmetric illumination optic comprising a first light transfer mode having a first central refractive surface and a second central refractive surface, wherein one of the first and second central refractive surfaces has at least one peened feature; a second light transfer mode having a first refractive surface, a first TIR surface, a second TIR surface and a second refractive surface; a third light transfer mode having a first refractive surface, a first TIR surface and a second refractive surface, wherein the first TIR surface has at least one peening feature, and wherein the second refractive surface is conical; wherein the first TIR surface and second refractive surface of the second light transfer mode is coincident at least one point, wherein the second refractive surface of the third light transfer mode is coincident with the first TIR surface and second refractive surface of the second light transfer mode.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 8, 2012
    Publication date: February 21, 2013
    Applicant: LIGHT ENGINE LIMITED
    Inventors: Oliver Dross, Ruben Mohendano, Julio C. Chaves, Fernando Munoz, Juan Carlos Minano, Waqidi Falicoff