Illumination – Work-table lighting system
Patent
1980-08-08
1982-08-10
Nelson, Peter A.
Illumination
Work-table lighting system
362147, 362350, 362153, 362241, 362247, 362249, 362297, 362346, A61G 1300
Patent
active
043441114
ABSTRACT:
A lighting unit comprising a lamp and a reflector provides high intensity, high efficiency, even illumination over an area of particular shape and size and has a cut-off angle which enables a person to approach close to the lighting unit without seeing the lamp or its reflection. The reflector comprises at least two spaced apart curved reflector surfaces which join each other along an edge line in a plane behind and spaced from the lamp. Points on the curve line of each reflector surface are spaced progressively farther away from the lamp than the edge line. Some points on the curve are located on the side of the plane remote from the lamp. The lighting unit, which may employ reflector surfaces in addition to those above mentioned, may be employed in systems wherein it projects light upwardly for downward reflection from a ceiling or projects light downwardly directly onto a work surface. The lighting units located in some systems are so that the reflector opening is near eye level of a standing or sitting person.
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Lewin Ian
Ruud Alan J.
Gealow Jon Carl
LaPorte Ronald J.
MacKinnon Charles W.
McGraw-Edison Company
Nelson Peter A.
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