Abstract: Light emitter devices and methods with reduced dimensions and improved light output are provided. In one embodiment, a light emitter device includes a submount having an area of approximately 6 square millimeters (mm2) or less. The device can further include a light emitting chip on the submount and a lens disposed over the light emitting chip and positioned on the submount. The device can be operable for emitting light at approximately 100 lumens or higher.

Abstract: Light emitter devices with improved light extraction and related methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, the light emitter device can include a submount, at least one light emitting chip disposed over the submount, and a lens disposed over the light emitting chip. The lens can include a lens base that can have substantially the same geometry as a geometry of the submount.

Abstract: Light emitter devices with improved light extraction and related methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, the light emitter device can include a submount, at least one light emitting chip disposed over the submount, and a lens disposed over the light emitting chip. The lens can include a lens base that can have substantially the same geometry as a geometry of the submount.

Abstract: Light emitter devices and methods with reduced dimensions and improved light output are provided. In one embodiment, a light emitter device includes a submount having an area of approximately 6 square millimeters (mm2) or less. The device can further include a light emitting chip on the submount and a lens disposed over the light emitting chip and positioned on the submount. The device can be operable for emitting light at approximately 100 lumens or higher.

Abstract: A system (200) and method to heat and dispense water (236,240) at one of a lower pressure and a higher pressure. Low-pressure unheated water (238) is heated to become low-pressure heated water (236), which then passes through a normally open solenoid valve (210) to arrive at a spout (202). If a pressure-control device (222) is open or not affixed to the spout (202), then the spout (202) dispenses the low-pressure heated water (236). If the pressure-control device (222) is closed or affixed to the spout (202), then the low-pressure heated water (236) is inhibited from passing through the spout (202), and the pressure at a pressure sensor (218) is substantially the lower pressure. In this case, the normally open solenoid valve (210) is closed and a normally closed solenoid valve (212) is opened.