Abstract: An air sanitizing device may include one or more sanitation walls forming a sanitation cavity having a first end and a second end. The sanitation cavity may have an elongated length dimension and a width dimension with the length dimension extending between the first end and the second end. A lateral axis may extend through the sanitation cavity and may bisect the width dimension. At least one elongated Ultraviolet light emitting element may be disposed in the sanitation cavity, preferably parallel to the lateral axis. A plurality of baffles may be coupled to one or more of the sanitation walls and disposed in the sanitation cavity, and one or more baffles of the plurality of baffles may be angled relative to the lateral axis between 25 and 155 degrees. One or more fans may be configured to motivate air around the plurality of baffles and through the sanitation cavity.

Abstract: A system for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements may include one or more lighting elements, motion sensors, and a microcontroller for running a lighting program. In some embodiments, the lighting program may be configured to: determine a dusk time period and determining a dawn time period; create a night period between the dusk time period and the dawn time period in which the night period may be divided into at least a first nighttime period and a second nighttime period; run a first set function program during the first nighttime period; and run a second set function program during the second nighttime period, the second set function program causing the lighting element to function differently during the second nighttime period than during the first nighttime period.

Abstract: A system for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements may include one or more lighting elements, motion sensors, and a microcontroller for running a lighting program. In some embodiments, the lighting program may be configured to: determine a dusk time period and determining a dawn time period; create a night period between the dusk time period and the dawn time period in which the night period may be divided into at least a first nighttime period and a second nighttime period; run a first set function program during the first nighttime period; and run a second set function program during the second nighttime period, the second set function program causing the lighting element to function differently during the second nighttime period than during the first nighttime period.

Abstract: A new system and apparatus for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements is described by example herein. The system may include a power interruption apparatus in electrical communication with a lighting element such as a motion activated security light. In preferred embodiments, the apparatus may include a power interruption module configured to selectively interrupt the power supply to the lighting element to change the status mode of the lighting element. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be controlled by a wireless remote control while in other embodiments the apparatus may be controlled by a wall switch. In yet further embodiments, the apparatus may be configured to partner with a home automation system through a home automation remote thereby allowing a user to selectively change the status mode of a lighting element using an interface specific to their home automation system.

Abstract: A new system and apparatus for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements is described by example herein. The system may include a power interruption apparatus in electrical communication with a lighting element such as a motion activated security light. In preferred embodiments, the apparatus may include a power interruption module configured to selectively interrupt the power supply to the lighting element to change the status mode of the lighting element. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be controlled by a wireless remote control while in other embodiments the apparatus may be controlled by a wall switch. In yet further embodiments, the apparatus may be configured to partner with a home automation system through a home automation remote thereby allowing a user to selectively change the status mode of a lighting element using an interface specific to their home automation system.

Abstract: A new system and apparatus for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements is described by example herein. The system may include a power interruption apparatus in electrical communication with a lighting element such as a motion activated security light. In preferred embodiments, the apparatus may include a power interruption module configured to selectively interrupt the power supply to the lighting element to change the status mode of the lighting element. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be controlled by a wireless remote control while in other embodiments the apparatus may be controlled by a wall switch. In yet further embodiments, the apparatus may be configured to partner with a home automation system through a home automation remote thereby allowing a user to selectively change the status mode of a lighting element using an interface specific to their home automation system.

Abstract: A new system and apparatus for selectively interrupting the power supply of lighting elements is described by example herein. The system may include a power interruption apparatus in electrical communication with a lighting element such as a motion activated security light. In preferred embodiments, the apparatus may include a power interruption module configured to selectively interrupt the power supply to the lighting element to change the status mode of the lighting element. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be controlled by a wireless remote control while in other embodiments the apparatus may be controlled by a wall switch. In yet further embodiments, the apparatus may be configured to partner with a home automation system through a home automation remote thereby allowing a user to selectively change the status mode of a lighting element using an interface specific to their home automation system.

Abstract: The Solar Roof Module is a factory assembled Roof mounted Solar Power system that incorporates a Solar panel for generating DC Power, a battery system for power storage which is used by dedicated purpose components such as Lighting, Security and Fire Safety Alarm systems. The solar roof module is operated with advanced management and wireless control features. The solar roof module is incorporated into a Metal Roof Panel that will allow it to be simply installed onto a metal building roof during construction.