Abstract: Methods, apparatus and systems for emergency lighting. The apparatus may include a microprocessor. The microprocessor may power a plurality of fixtures. The plurality of fixtures may be supported in a fixture support. The microprocessor may be electrically connected with a remote emergency battery via a control line. In response to a loss of power at the microprocessor, an emergency lighting protocol may be activated. The emergency lighting protocol may retrieve a pointer to a designated fixture in the plurality of fixtures. The emergency lighting protocol may provide power to the designated fixture using power received from the emergency battery.

Abstract: A system (1) for configuring a configurable system that comprises a plurality of devices that have been given names is configured to obtain the names given to the plurality of devices, determine which of the plurality of devices have similarities in their names and determine a group (56) comprising a subset of the plurality of devices based on the similarities. The subset comprises multiple devices which have similarities in their names (52-53). The system is further configured to define the group in the configurable system by configuring the configurable system.

Abstract: An emergency lighting device having charging mode switching function includes a rechargeable battery module, a light source, a driving module, a charging mode switching module and a control module. The driving module is connected to the light source and the rechargeable battery module, and connected to an external power source via an external switch. The charging mode switching module has a main input end, a first input end, a second input end and an output end. The main input end is connected to the driving module to receive the driving signal of the driving module, and the output end is connected to the rechargeable battery module. The control module is connected to the driving module, and has a first output end and a second output end. The first output end is connected to the first input end and the second output end is connected to the second input end.

Abstract: A bus bar assembly includes a first bus bar including a narrowing portion with a reduced cross-sectional area in a first direction between the end portions thereof, a second bus bar spaced from the first bus bar, an arc-blocking portion disposed to surround the narrowing portion at the least, a magnetic core disposed on the outside of the arc-blocking portion, and a housing accommodating respective portions of the first bus bar and the second bus bar, the arc-blocking portion, and the magnetic core.

Abstract: A control module may control a control device of a load control system. The control module may include a connector that can be coupled to the control device for receiving power and communicating with the control device. The control module may include a first wired communication circuit may be coupled to the third and fourth electrical terminals and configured to communicate with the control device when the control module is coupled to the control device using a four-wire topology. The control module may include a second wired communication circuit may be coupled to the first and second electrical terminals and configured to communicate with the control device when the control module is coupled to the control device using a two-wire topology. The control circuit may be configured to determine whether to communicate with the control device using the first wired communication circuit or the second wired communication circuit.

Abstract: A lighting device having replaceable intelligent sensor includes a filter, a first voltage converter, a DC-to-DC converter, an intelligent sensor, a control circuit, a load and a rectifier. The first voltage converter is connected to the filter. The DC-to-DC converter is connected to the first voltage converter. The intelligent sensor is detachably connected to the DC-to-DC converter. The control circuit is connected to the filter, and includes an optical coupler and a switch connected to each other. The load is connected to the control circuit. The rectifier is connected to the filter and an external power source in order to drive the intelligent sensor and the control circuit. The intelligent sensor generates a first control signal to control the optical coupler to turn on the switch, such that the control circuit generates a driving signal to drive the load.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a technology for performing a hybrid driving in order to increase accuracy of a low current driving when driving a light emitting diode and allows an LED driving circuit to perform a PWM driving when a current is low and to perform a PAM driving when a current is high and this leads to an elaborate adjustment of a grayscale.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a luminaire and a luminaire control system. The luminaire includes a controller, a power supply driver, a controllable switch, and a light-emitting unit; the power supply driver is connected to external alternating current and supplies power to the controller and the light-emitting unit; the controller is connected to both the power supply driver and the controllable switch through control signal wires; the controllable switch is disposed in a circuit between the power supply driver and the light-emitting unit; wherein the controller is in wired or wireless connection with a user control device to receive a control signal from a user; and a total number of the controllable switch disposed between the power supply driver and the light-emitting unit is one or more.

Abstract: Systems and methods described herein provide examples of an electrical panel (e.g., a modular electrical panel) that is configured to control a plurality of electrical loads. The electrical panel may include a control circuit, memory, a communication circuit, and an alternating current (AC) line feed and/or a direct current (DC) line feed. The electrical panel may also include a plurality of power supplies and a plurality of control modules, where more than one control module is associated with each of the plurality of power supplies. Each control module may configured to receive DC power from the associated power supply and provide an output voltage to at least one electrical load. The electrical panel provides flexibility as to whether each stage of conversion, regulation, and/or control is performed at a control module located within the electrical panel or performed at an accessory module located at an electrical load.

Abstract: An emergency light includes a lighting module configured for emitting lights, an input unit configured for receiving a power supply voltage from a home power supply, a normal driving module connected to the input unit to receive the power supply voltage and configured to output a first driving signal to drive the lighting module emit lights when the home power supply is normal; and an emergency control and battery module connected to the two input terminals and the lighting module. The emergency control and battery module is configured for detecting the alternating voltage of the input unit and a resistance value between the two input terminals to determine whether the home power supply failure occurs. When the home power supply failure occurs, the emergency control and battery module provides a second driving signal to drive the lighting module emit lights.

Abstract: A device may detect a power removal event, determine whether the power removal event is a local power removal event or a system power removal event, and perform state correction. For example, the device may receive an indication of a state change event turning on the lighting device. The indication may be received from a sensor. For example, the sensor may include a photosensing circuit (e.g., capable of detecting light emission from the lighting device) or the sensor may include a live voltage sensor (e.g., capable of detecting a change in current driven to the lighting device). The device may then determine whether the power removal event is a system power removal event or a local power removal event. If the device determines that the power removal event is a system power removal event, the device may perform state correction (e.g., setting the lighting device to its state prior to the power removal event).

Abstract: A system and a method are used to monitor spoilage conditions of a product. The system includes at least one two-way humidity control system and at least one computing system. The two-way humidity control system includes at least one beacon sensor, a normal humidity range is stored on the two-way humidity control system, and the two-way humidity control system is positioned within at least one enclosed product storage. The enclosed product storage is a sealed area where products can be stored to maintain the products in optimal environmental conditions. The two-way humidity control system detects humidity readings and regulates humidity within the enclosed product storage based on the normal humidity range. The beacon sensor detects environmental data and retrieves environmental data from other wireless sensors. The computing system processes the data collected by the beacon sensor to generate alerts, when the environmental conditions are abnormal, and environmental condition reports.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a photography lamp. The photography lamp includes a housing, an ejector rod, and a bracket. The housing includes a front housing and a mid-frame, an accessory slot is arranged on a side of the front housing, the bracket is arranged on another side of the front housing away from the accessory slot and slidably connected to the front housing; the bracket includes a connecting rod and a pushing rod connected at an included angle. The space occupied by the bracket is reduced, and the structure of the photography lamp is more compact and smaller.

Abstract: Digital dimmer for varying the luminous intensity of an electronic light source, including an operation interface module, arranged for receiving a user command, and a control and processing module, arranged for modulating each half cycle of alternating current on the basis of the user command. If the user command is to turn on the electronic light source at a dimming value lower than 25%, the control and processing module modulates the alternating current at a first dimming value equal or higher than 30% in a given number of half cycles of the alternating current, wherein the duration of the given number of half cycles is not perceptible by the user's eye. Then, the control and processing module modulates the alternating current at a second dimming value lower than 25% to ensure that the user sees only that the electronic light source lights up at the second dimming value.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for cancelling a noise signal for speech recognition, the apparatus includes one or more microphones configured on a mesh enclosure to receive a first set of signals pertaining to a user command. A speaker located in the mesh enclosure configured to generate a second set of signals pertaining to noise signal, wherein each of the one or more microphones are arranged perpendicular above the speaker at predefined degrees to cancel the generated second set of signals reaching the one or more microphones. A processor configured to process the received first set of signals by cancellation of the second set of signals; and enable, on receipt of the first set of signals, an operational mode of the apparatus to execute corresponding action.

Abstract: A power supply that senses the variable voltage on LED devices and uses this voltage to force current into a storage device such as a battery to charge it. When power fails, a DC-DC boost converter supplies the necessary voltage taking current from the battery to maintain the LEDs at percentage nominal current level.

Abstract: A backup battery system includes a charging-discharging module and a battery module. The charging-discharging module includes a first connector and a first engaging member. The battery module is detachably connected to the charging-discharging module and includes a second connector corresponding to the first connector and a second engaging member corresponding to the first engaging member. When the battery module is connected to the charging-discharging module, the first connector is joined with the second connector and the first engaging member is fixed to the second engaging member.

Abstract: An automatic power transfer switch system includes a dimmable lighting load adapted to operate under a variable amount of power in dependence on a dimming control signal, an automatic transfer switch configured to connect a primary electrical power source to the dimmable lighting load under normal operating conditions of the primary electrical power source in a first mode, and to automatically disconnect the primary electrical power source from the load and connect an emergency electrical power source to the load under malfunctioning operating conditions of the primary electrical power source in a second mode, the automatic transfer switch further including an integrated load reduction dimmer configured to provide a dimming control signal to the dimmable lighting load.

Abstract: The present invention provides a power adaptor for an LED lamp, and an LED lamp system, each of which may achieve the function of light dimming in a current LED lamp without having to modify its original structure(s) wherein the current LED lamp originally could not have the function, or may achieve better dimming control of parallel-connected LED lamps. The power adaptor comprises a power conversion circuit and a dimmer, wherein the power conversion circuit is configured to receive and then convert an external power supply signal into a power signal; and the dimmer is configured to receive the power signal and a dimming instruction and to combine or synthesize the power signal and the dimming instruction to produce an output signal. The LED lamp receives the output signal and performs control of itself according to the manner of controlling provided by a control code in the output signal.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to controllable modular luminaire drivers. One embodiment includes a luminaire driver. The luminaire driver includes a driver housing provided with input connector elements for connection to a power supply and output connector elements for connection to at least one light source. The input connector elements and output connector elements being accessible from outside of the driver housing. The luminaire driver also includes a driver circuitry in the driver housing between the input connector elements and the output connector elements, and configured to perform a driver function of the at least one light source. Additionally, the luminaire driver includes a receiving means configured for receiving at least one pluggable module. The at least one pluggable module includes a first circuitry associated with a first protocol and a second circuitry associated with a second protocol. The second protocol being different from the first protocol.

Abstract: A power tool is arranged to operate in at least a first operating mode and a second operating mode. The power tool is operative to provide a first type of light signal from a light emitting device arranged to light up an object to be processed when the power tool is set in the first operating mode and to provide a second type of light signal when the power tool is set in the second operating mode.

Abstract: A lighting system includes a lighting device within a luminaire that generates a controllable light output. The lighting system also includes an input device within the luminaire. The input device includes a first selection mechanism communicatively coupled to the lighting device. The first selection mechanism receives a first input to transition the lighting system between a set of control states. The input device also includes a second selection mechanism communicatively coupled to the lighting device. The second selection mechanism receives a first rotational input to control a light intensity output of the lighting device or a correlated color temperature of the lighting device.

Abstract: A flashlight assembly includes a body having a head portion at one end and an opposing tapered tail portion and a clamping assembly on a bottom side of the body. The tail portion of the body tapers rearwardly towards a tail end thereof and downwardly from an upper side towards the bottom side, such that the tail end of the tail portion merges with the bottom side of the body and forms an inclined contoured surface extending from the bottom side to the top side. A contoured switch is mounted within the inclined angled surface of the tapered tail portion, and includes a safety bail pivotably movable to selectively mechanically impede operation of the switch.

Abstract: A tamper resistant nightlight comprising a body and a housing. The body may comprise a base, a cover coupled to the base, and at least one circuit located between the base and the cover. The base is configured to be disposed over a face of an electrical outlet. The at least one circuit comprises at least one light. The body may also comprise a plurality of plug apertures extending through the cover and through the base. The plurality of plug apertures is configured to align with an electrical receptacle on the electrical outlet. The housing is coupled to the body and comprises a locking element configured to restrict a child from removing the tamper resistant nightlight from the electrical outlet. The locking element may be configured as a flange that extends away from the body and behind a rear surface of an electrical wall plate associated with the electrical outlet.

Abstract: A lighting device (10) for operating from a main power supply or from an auxiliary power supply (25), in co-operation with a switching device transmitting a wireless control signal indicative of a power condition of the main power supply. The lighting device (10) accommodates in a single housing (11) a light emitting module (20), the auxiliary power supply (25) and a control circuit (30) for monitoring the wireless control signal and a power condition of the main power supply at the lighting device (10). The control circuit (30) is to operate the lighting device from the auxiliary power supply if both the monitored power condition and the control signal indicate absence of power, and is to deactivate the powering from the auxiliary power supply (25) if the monitoring reveals presence of power of the main power supply.

Abstract: An emergency LED lighting system maintains power to an LED lighting source based on measured voltages and currents provided to the LED lighting source; rolls back or decreases power provided to an LED lighting source over time in order to increase the amount of time the battery can power the LED lighting source; executes a soft start procedure, such that the power provided to the LED lighting source is gradually ramped up during activation of the LED lighting sources; identifies a type of battery coupled to the emergency LED lighting system; cycles the emergency LED lighting system between charging mode and standby mode to reduce power consumption over a window of time; detects AC power or an absence of AC power; and/or uses a status LED to communicate information about the emergency LED lighting system with a remote device.

Abstract: A power supply that senses the variable voltage on LED devices and uses this voltage to force current into a storage device such as a battery to charge it. When power fails, a DC-DC boost converter supplies the necessary voltage taking current from the battery to maintain the LEDs at percentage nominal current level.

Abstract: A security light having optional connection to multiple power supplies. The lighting controller can sense the appropriate connected supply and automatically connect to three different power supplies which include house voltage connection through a typical junction box, a remote solar charging station, and on board batteries that can be used as a third backup power supply. Additional implementations include power outage detection and backup illumination along with low voltage power supply from a mounting structure.

Abstract: A method for testing an emergency lighting product connected to a network includes creating, at a network control device, a first test schedule for causing the emergency lighting product to perform a test, where the test is scheduled to be performed by the emergency lighting product based on a signal received from the network control device after a first time period. The method further includes creating, at the emergency lighting product, a second test schedule for causing the emergency lighting product to perform the test after a second time period, where the second time period is longer than the first time period and begins at the same time as the first time period, and determining, by the emergency lighting product after the second time period, that the signal has not been received from the network control device, and performing, by the emergency lighting product, the test.

Abstract: A vehicle front lighting apparatus includes a lighting device array in which multiple lighting devices are connected in series, multiple bypass circuits, multiple switch elements, a lighting intensity detector, a lighting schedule generator, a lighting controller, a current value detector, a voltage value controller, a detector, and a disconnection determiner. When there is the switch element to be brought into a closed state during a prohibition period from a lighting timing to a post-lighting timing, the lighting schedule generator changes a timing at which the switch element is brought into the closed state outside the prohibition period. The disconnection determiner determines that a disconnection has occurred in any of the bypass circuits when the number of switch elements detected at the post-lighting timing does not match a voltage value.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a universal driver control interface to control various types of driver circuits. The luminaire receives, via a voltage divider, an analog voltage feed as a first driver control signal from at least one driver control wire connected to a driver circuit. The luminaire converts, via an analog-to-digital converter, the analog voltage feed into a digital voltage value. The luminaire compares the digital voltage value with a respective range of unique voltage values in a voltage lookup table for each type of driver circuit to determine a respective type of driver circuit protocol. Based on the determined respective driver circuit protocol identifier and a light source control setting, the luminaire outputs a second driver control signal, via the at least one driver control wire, to the driver circuit.

Abstract: An emergency lighting unit including a power input. a light source, a battery configured to receive charging current from the power input. wireless communication circuitry configured to receive a wireless communication signal, and a controller connected to the wireless communication circuitry. The controller is configured to control the charging of the battery based on the wireless communication signal.

Abstract: Technologies are described for emergency lighting, provided is a stand-alone emergency high bay light having an array of LEDs disposed symmetrically about a central axis of the emergency high bay light. A rechargeable battery is configured to illuminate the array of LEDs. The emergency high bay light is configured to charge the rechargeable battery with a power supply between about 100V AC and 480V AC.

Abstract: According to some examples, solutions are provided for power distribution of input alternating current (AC) power to at least one power outlet while the input AC power is available, charging of a set of batteries by the input AC power while the input AC power is available, and power distribution of direct current (DC) power from the set of batteries to the power outlet when the input AC power is not available. For such examples, the power outlet is capable of conducting AC power and DC power to a load that is coupled to the power outlet and that can receive either AC power or DC power.

Abstract: The passenger reminder system is an alarm system. The passenger reminder system monitors a vehicle for the presence of an operator. The passenger reminder system monitors the vehicle for the presence of a passenger. The passenger reminder system generates one or more audible alarms and one or more visible alarms when the following alarm condition occurs: a) a passenger is in the vehicle; while simultaneously, b) the operator of the vehicle leaves the vehicle. The passenger reminder system comprises the vehicle, a logic module, and a plurality of supplemental alarms. The vehicle, the logic module, and the plurality of supplemental alarms are electrically connected. The logic module monitors the vehicle for the alarm condition. If the logic module detects the alarm condition, the logic module initiates the operation of: a) the plurality of supplemental alarms; and, b) a plurality of alarms provisioned with the vehicle.

Abstract: A housing and an endcap may provide a water-resistant enclosure for an emergency lighting component. An upper side of the housing may include a curved surface extending above a vertical side of the housing. The vertical side may include an inclined surface and an extended edge that provide a first concave opening below the curved surface. A base side of the housing may include a curved surface extending partially below the vertical side. The vertical side may include an additional extended edge and a curved surface that provide a second concave opening where the vertical side joins the base side. The endcap may include a rim that overlaps a portion of the housing. The first or second concave openings may receive fasteners to attach the endcap. Mounting brackets may attach to the first or second concave openings, such as to attach the housing to a surface.

Abstract: A circuit and method for switching a charging mode are provided. The circuit for switching a charging mode, is coupled to a cell and externally coupled to a quick-charging adapter, and includes: a switch circuit, configured to connect the charging terminal and the cell terminal if a connection instruction is received from the first controlled terminal, such that the quick-charging adapter charges the cell via the switch circuit; a switching assembly, configured to receive a switching instruction from the controlled terminal; a first controller, configured to: receive a charging instruction, receive a quick-charging instruction at the first data terminal via the data interface terminal, and send the connection instruction from the third controlling terminal if the charging instruction and the quick-charging instruction are received; and a second controller, configured to send the charging instruction to the first controller if an insertion of the quick-charging adapter is detected.

Abstract: An emergency alert system for a vehicle includes a drone system including a warning sign disposed within a body defining cavity of the vehicle and a controller. The controller is configured to, in response to a user request during a stop, launch the drone system from the cavity and specify drone position relative to the vehicle based on traffic flow around the vehicle to alert other vehicles in a vicinity of the vehicle via the warning sign regarding occurrence of the stop.

Abstract: A device for driving the electrical power supply of at least one light source of an automotive vehicle includes a power supply unit arranged to deliver an electric current to the light source, the intensity of the electric current being dependent on a reference voltage. The device is noteworthy in that a control unit is arranged to deliver, on the basis of an input voltage, various reference voltage levels to the power supply unit, according to the situation of an indication of the temperature of the light source with respect to at least a first threshold value and a second threshold value, which is higher than the first threshold value, with a view to observing the optical regulations.

Abstract: This invention refers to a gateway of Internet of Things which supports Bluetooth, WiFi protocol and adjustment of smart light. From top to bottom, it consists of the movably connected top cover, surface cover, and bottom shell. The top cover fastens the shading film, light guide plate and light panel to surface cover's step surface from the top down successively; the surface cover is equipped with a Bluetooth antenna and a WiFi antenna on its inner wall; there is an electric connection between main board within the bottom shell and light panel, Bluetooth antenna and WiFi antenna. Besides locating multiple devices which support BLE protocol within about 350-meter-radius range and acquiring their data, this structure uploads the data to cloud server and exercises real-time control over these devices. Meanwhile, users may log into cloud server by mobile phone to control RGB SMD lamp—adjust light color and display model in real time.

Abstract: Arrangement comprising an operating device (1) for emergency lighting and a first light-emitting diode (12), a second light-emitting diode (13, and a test switch (11), wherein the operating device (1) comprises a first connection (9.1) and a second connection (9.2), wherein the first light emitting diode (12) and the second light emitting diode (13) are connected in parallel between the first connection (9.1) and the second connection (9.2).

Abstract: A luminaire (10) is disclosed comprising a wireless communication module (13) for configuring the luminaire; an optical signal detector (11) for detecting a directional optical signal (31) comprising source information included in the directional signal by a signal source (20) of the directional signal; and a controller (15) for controlling the wireless communication module. The controller is adapted to decode the source information of the coded directional optical signal to extract an identification code and a cryptographic key; to enable the wireless communication module such as to establish a wireless communication link (33) between the wireless communication module and the signal source if the extracted code matches a reference code; and to encrypt data sent over the wireless communication link (33) in accordance with said cryptographic key.

Abstract: A light-emitting diode (LED) luminaire comprising a normally operated portion and an emergency operated portion is used to replace a luminaire operated only in a normal mode with alternate-current (AC) mains. The normally operated portion comprises LED arrays and a power supply whereas the emergency operated portion comprises a rechargeable battery, a charging circuit, an LED driving circuit, a self-diagnostic circuit, and a charging detection and control circuit. According to availability of the AC mains, the LED luminaire can auto-select to work in an emergency mode when a line voltage from the AC mains is unavailable. The self-diagnostic circuit comprises multiple timers and is configured to provide multiple sequences and to auto-test battery discharging current according to the multiple sequences. During an auto-test period, a terminal voltage on the rechargeable battery and an LED forward voltage across the LED arrays are examined with test results displayed in a status indicator.

Abstract: A light-emitting diode (LED) luminaire comprises a rechargeable battery, LED array(s), at least two drivers, a battery charging circuit, and a luminaire control circuit. The LED luminaire may be used to replace a fluorescent or a conventional LED lamp connected to AC mains to operate in both a normal mode and an emergency mode. The at least two drivers comprise an LED driving circuit and a power supply unit respectively configured to drive the LED arrays when AC mains are unavailable and available. The luminaire control circuit comprises a first switch circuit and a second switch circuit respectively configured to manage discharging and charging of the rechargeable battery. The luminaire control circuit further comprises a switchover circuit configured to manage an LED driving current from either the LED driving circuit or the power supply unit to drive the LED arrays without crosstalk.

Abstract: A system comprises a plurality of components connected in a wireless network and at least one unconnected (new) component available to join the network. The components are divided amongst a plurality of luminaires, each comprising a respective subgroup of the components including at least one lamp, and each subgroup has a respective subgroup ID. At least a first one of these components is configured to automatically detect whether a previously-present one of the components from the same respective subgroup as the first component is missing from the network. In response to detecting that the previously-present component is missing, the first component automatically causes the new component to be joined to the wireless network, and to be assigned to the same subgroup as the first component under the same subgroup ID.

Abstract: The light bulb projector is a projection device. The light bulb projector is a light bulb that is modified to project an image on a surface. The light bulb projector is reconfigurable such that the image projected by the light bulb projector can be changed between uses of the light bulb projector. The light bulb projector comprises a transparent housing, a plurality of gobos, and an illuminating circuit. The illuminating circuit generates the illumination to project the image. The transparent housing is a transparent structure that encloses the illuminating circuit. The plurality of gobos attaches to the transparent housing. Each of the plurality of gobos contains an image. Each of the plurality of gobos is an optical device that focuses and modifies the illumination generated by the illuminating circuit such that the light bulb projector projects the image associated with each gobo attached to the transparent housing.

Abstract: A precision control device generally includes a current-limiting resistance, a voltage control unit, and a feedback voltage regulation unit. The current-limiting resistance has a grounded end and is serially connected to a DC load. The voltage control unit includes a microprocessor, an ADC, and a DAC. The feedback voltage regulation unit includes at least one operational amplifier and a transistor having a control input, a collector, and an emitter. The transistor is configured to operate at an unsaturated region, wherein the control input thereof receives a signal sent from an output terminal of the operational amplifier. The precision control device enables a power supply to smoothly adjust a predetermined output voltage set value for the DC load in response to a deviation of a voltage applied to the DC load. As such, the current flowing through the DC load and the current-limiting resistance can be regulated at a stable level.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a color temperature adjustment method, a color temperature adjustment device, a light source including the color temperature adjustment device, and a display apparatus including the light source. The color temperature adjustment method includes acquiring current environment information; obtaining a target color temperature corresponding to the current environment information by using fuzzy neutral network; and providing an electrical signal corresponding to the target color temperature to a light emitting unit so that a color temperature of the light emitting unit reaches the target color temperature.

Abstract: A lighting network and methods therefore are disclosed. The lighting network includes a plurality of lighting units that can operate on AC power and DC back up power if the AC power is removed. A controller is used to redistribute the DC power between the plurality of lighting units in the event that DC power is low or exhausted in one of the plurality of lighting units.

Abstract: A load control device (e.g., an LED driver) for controlling the intensity of a lighting load (e.g., an LED light source) may provide a wide output range and flicker-free adjustment of the intensity of the lighting load. The load control device may comprise a load regulation circuit, a control circuit, and a filter circuit (e.g., a boxcar filter circuit) that operates in a different manner in dependence upon a target current. When the intensity of the lighting load is near a low-end intensity, the control circuit may adjust an operating frequency of the load regulation circuit in response to the target current, and may control the filter circuit to filter a current feedback signal during a filter window that repeats on periodic basis. When the intensity of the lighting load is near a high-end intensity, the control circuit may control the filter circuit to constantly filter the current feedback signal.