Abstract: A control device for controlling a motor load may comprise an actuation member having a front surface defining a touch sensitive surface configured to detect a touch actuation along at least a portion of the touch sensitive surface, and a light bar configured to be illuminated to indicate a rotational speed of the motor load. The control device may also comprise a control circuit configured to determine control data for adjusting a rotational speed of the motor load to one of a number of discrete speeds in response to which of a number of respective regions along the light bar on the touch sensitive surface in which the touch actuation occurs. The control circuit may illuminate a portion of the light bar to indicate the one of the number of discrete speeds to which the rotational speed of the motor load is controlled in response to the control data.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A control device configured for use in a load control system to control one or more electrical loads external to the control device may include a first switch member and a second switch member. The control device may include an actuation member having an upper portion and a lower portion. The actuation member may be configured to actuate the first switch member and the second switch member in response to tactile actuations of the upper portion and the lower portion. The actuation member may include first and second pivot arms that enable the actuation member to pivot about a pivot axis in response to the tactile actuations. The first pivot arm may define a notch. The control device may comprise a light pipe configured to conduct light emitted by a light source through the notch to a light indicator located on the bezel.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A base may be configured to be attached to a pedestal. The pedestal may include a top plate, a bottom plate, and a mounting tab. The bottom plate may be configured to rest on a horizontal surface. The mounting tab may extend from the top plate (e.g., a platform on the top plate). The mounting tab may be configured to extend into an opening defined by the base. The mounting tab may be configured to prevent rotation of the base of the remote control device when the base is attached to the pedestal. The bottom plate may include a concave bottom surface. The concave bottom surface may include a recessed portion and a flat portion. The flat portion may be along an outer perimeter of the bottom plate. The flat portion may be configured to rest on the horizontal surface.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A base may be configured to be attached to a pedestal. The pedestal may include a top plate, a bottom plate, and a mounting tab. The bottom plate may be configured to rest on a horizontal surface. The mounting tab may extend from the top plate (e.g., a platform on the top plate). The mounting tab may be configured to extend into an opening defined by the base. The mounting tab may be configured to prevent rotation of the base of the remote control device when the base is attached to the pedestal. The bottom plate may include a concave bottom surface. The concave bottom surface may include a recessed portion and a flat portion. The flat portion may be along an outer perimeter of the bottom plate. The flat portion may be configured to rest on the horizontal surface.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A control device for controlling an electrical load may include a slider knob, a plurality of light sources, a diffuser, and a control circuit. The slider knob may be configured to move in a vertical direction along an elongated slot located in a bezel of the control device. The diffuser may be located along the elongated slot and be configured to be illuminated by the plurality of light sources to indicate the amount of power delivered to the electrical load. The control circuit may be configured to control the amount of power delivered to the electrical load in response movement of the slider knob along the elongated slot, and to illuminate at least a portion of the diffuser to indicate the amount of power delivered to the electrical load.

Abstract: A lighting device may include a lens, an emitter configured to emit light through the lens, and a reflector. The reflector may define a cavity that extends from a first end to a second end of the reflector. The emitter may be received in the first end of the reflector, and the lens may be attached to the second end of the reflector. The lens may include teeth that extend from a rear surface of a rim of the lens. The reflector may include a collar at the second end, and the collar may include attachment clips that are configured to lock the teeth in place and retain the lens in attachment to the reflector.

Abstract: A base may be configured to be attached to a pedestal. The pedestal may include a top plate, a bottom plate, and a mounting tab. The bottom plate may be configured to rest on a horizontal surface. The mounting tab may extend from the top plate (e.g., a platform on the top plate). The mounting tab may be configured to extend into an opening defined by the base. The mounting tab may be configured to prevent rotation of the base of the remote control device when the base is attached to the pedestal. The bottom plate may include a concave bottom surface. The concave bottom surface may include a recessed portion and a flat portion. The flat portion may be along an outer perimeter of the bottom plate. The flat portion may be configured to rest on the horizontal surface.