Abstract: A high-bay luminaire includes an upper housing having an outer wall with an outer wall having a plurality of first heat fins extending therefrom, and an interior surface defining an interior compartment with an angled wall; a base connected to the upper housing; a light emitter connected to the base; a lens connected to the base and positioned below the light emitter; and a driver connected to the angled wall by a driver bracket and positioned adjacent the interior surface.

Abstract: A high bay luminaire includes a heat sink having a substantially disc-shaped configuration. A light emitter, reflector, and housing are connected to the heat sink. The housing includes a first arm, a second arm, a top bar, a bottom bar, and a door moveable between an open position and a closed position. A driver is connected to and moveable with the door.

Abstract: A luminaire mounting assembly includes a top mounting component having a top body defining an interior chamber and configured to receive a luminaire. The top mounting component is configured to be connected to a horizontal support and configured to be connected a pendant mount. A side mounting component includes a base configured to connect to a vertical support and a body portion extending from the base. The body portion is configured to connect to the top mounting component. A stanchion adaptor is configured to connect to the side mounting component and includes a stanchion opening configured to receive a stanchion mount.

Abstract: A high-bay luminaire includes an upper housing having an outer wall defining an interior compartment. A plurality of first heat fins extend from the exterior of the outer wall. An angled wall extends from the outer wall at an oblique angle toward the center of the interior compartment. A base is connected to the upper housing. A light emitter is connected to the base. A lens is connected to the base and positioned below the light emitter. A driver is connected to the angled wall and operatively connected to the light emitter.

Abstract: A high-bay luminaire includes an upper housing having an outer wall with an interior surface defining an interior compartment, and outer wall with an angled portion extending at an oblique angle towards a center of the interior compartment; a plurality of first heat fins extending from the exterior surface of the outer wall; a base connected to the upper housing; a light emitter connected to the base; a lens connected to the base and positioned below the light emitter; and a driver connected to the angled portion and operatively connected to the light emitter.

Abstract: A high bay luminaire includes a heat sink having a substantially disc-shaped configuration. A light emitter, reflector, and housing are connected to the heat sink. The housing includes a first arm, a second arm, a top bar, a bottom bar, and a door moveable between an open position and a closed position. A driver is connected to and moveable with the door.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a rail assembly including a first rail and a second rail. A light bar assembly is releasably connected to the rail assembly extending between the first rail and the second rail. The light bar assembly includes a light bar and a light emitter connected to the light bar. A control component assembly is releasably connected to the rail assembly extending between the first rail and the second rail and operatively connected to the light bar assembly. The control component assembly includes a control component housing containing at least one control component.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a light housing containing a light emitter. A first rail housing is connected to the light housing. A second rail housing is connected to the light housing. A driver is positioned in the first rail housing. A male connector extends from a first end of the first rail housing and a female connector extends from a second end of the first rail housing.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a light emitter and a housing connected to a heat sink. The housing is made from two different types of panels and retains one or more control components. The luminaire can also include a heat sink which connects the housing and the light emitter.

Abstract: A high-bay luminaire includes an upper housing having an outer wall defining an interior compartment. A plurality of first heat fins extend from the exterior of the outer wall. An angled wall extends from the outer wall at an oblique angle toward the center of the interior compartment. A base is connected to the upper housing. A light emitter is connected to the base. A lens is connected to the base and positioned below the light emitter. A driver is connected to the angled wall and operatively connected to the light emitter.

Abstract: A luminaire mounting assembly includes a top mounting component having a top body defining an interior chamber and configured to receive a luminaire. The top mounting component is configured to be connected to a horizontal support and configured to be connected a pendant mount. A side mounting component includes a base configured to connect to a vertical support and a body portion extending from the base. The body portion is configured to connect to the top mounting component. A stanchion adaptor is configured to connect to the side mounting component and includes a stanchion opening configured to receive a stanchion mount.

Abstract: A seal installation tool for installing seals in vehicles includes a tube that has a first end and a second end. The first end is closed and the second end is open. The second end is sized such that the second end is configured for reversibly coupling to a seal, such as seals for transmissions and rear ends of a vehicle. The tube is configured to position the seal at an installation site. The first end is configured for impacting with an impactor to apply pressure evenly through the second end to the seal, such that the seal is sealably coupled to the vehicle.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a light emitter and a housing connected to a heat sink. The housing is made from two different types of panels and retains one or more control components. The luminaire can also include a heat sink which connects the housing and the light emitter.