IP Library Patent Application 14682834
Patent Application
App. No. 14/682,834

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING LIGHT OUTPUT IN A LED LUMINAIRE

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App. No.
14/682,834
Abstract

Described is a method for controlling the beam angle of individual lighting devices in luminaires, specifically to a method relating to providing the coordinated control of the beam spread of LEDs in a wash light. The LEDs may be mounted in a plurality of modules. The LED may be in a linear arrangement in a module. The LEDs may be mounted in a plurality of modules that are arrayed in a two dimensional array. The LEDs in the linear arrangement form modular groups where the beam angle of each modular group may be controlled independent of other modular groups.

Claims (13)

1 . A luminaire comprising:

a carrier housing into which are mounted

a plurality of light emitting modules each fitted with

a plurality of beam control systems each of which alter the beam angle of a light emitting module where the plurality of light emitting beam control systems are independently controlled.

2 . The luminaire of claim 1 in which each module further comprises a plurality of LED sub-modules.

3 . The luminaire of claim 2 where the first light-emitting module's LED sub-modules are arranged in a linear row.

4 . The luminaire of claim 4 where the second light-emitting module's LED sub-modules are arranged in a linear row.

5 . The luminaire of claim 4 where a third second light-emitting module's LED sub-modules are arranged in a linear row.

6 . The luminaire of claim 5 where the light emitting modules each include the same number of LED Sub-modules.

7 . The luminaire of claim 6 where the light emitting modules mounted in the carrier in parallel to each other forming a rectangular array.

8 . The luminaire of claim 5 where the light emitting modules have different number of LED Submodules

9 . The luminaire of claim 2 where a plurality of the LED sub-module contains four colors of LEDs.

10 . The luminaire of claim 2 where each light-emitting module contains five or more colors of LEDs.