Low-glare integrally-recessed ceiling light fixtures

Illumination – With static structure – Wall or ceiling

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C362S146000, C362S364000

Reexamination Certificate

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07824059

ABSTRACT:
A line of recessed low-glare lighting fixtures, known as HITC (hole-in-the-ceiling), provide an authentic architectural built-in appearance. A mounting unit is cast in plaster material with a vertical duct extending upwardly from a light-exit opening in a horizontal face flange that becomes plastered in place in the ceiling. The duct supports a light source and associated components above, producing a light beam of designated beam width, typically +/−45 degrees. From any room viewpoint outside the light beam, the only component of the fixture that is visible is the mounting unit, of which all visible regions, both internal and external, are made to have finish, appearance and texture that match and blend in harmoniously with the surface of the surrounding ceiling.

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HITW Series, Engineered Lighting Products, first published 1990.
HITC Series, Engineered Lighting Products, first published 1994.
GRG Achitectural Lighting Fixtures, HITC and HITW Series, Engineered Lighting Products 2002 (HITC Series first available 1994, HITW Series first available 1990).

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