Luminaire with tri-radial optic
A luminaire may include a light engine comprising a plurality of LEDs arranged in one or more annular rows. The luminaire may include an optic. The optic may include an annular optic body having a light entrance side facing the plurality of LEDs and a light exit side opposite the light entrance side. A plurality of annular grooves may be defined within the light exit side, the plurality of annular grooves being coaxial with the optic body. A plurality of arc-shaped grooves may be defined within the light exit side. Each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves may be convex relative to a center of the optic. Each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves may intersect at least one of the plurality of annular grooves. The optic may be configured to produce a Unified Glare Rating of less than 28.
1. A luminaire, comprising:
a light engine comprising a plurality of light sources arranged in one or more annular rows; and
an optic, comprising:
an annular optic body having a light entrance side facing the plurality of light sources and a light exit side opposite the light entrance side;
a plurality of annular grooves that protrude into the light exit side, the plurality of annular grooves being coaxial with the optic body;
a plurality of arc-shaped grooves that protrude into the light exit side, each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves being convex relative to a center of the optic, wherein:
each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves intersects at least one of the plurality of annular grooves; and
the optic is configured to produce a Unified Glare Rating of less than 28.
2. The luminaire of claim 1 , wherein:
the plurality of arc-shaped grooves comprises a first plurality of arc-shaped grooves and a second plurality of arc-shaped grooves;
the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves are coaxial with one of a plurality of first central axes that are radially outward of an outer edge of the optic body;
the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves are coaxial with one of a plurality of second central axes that are each substantially aligned with the outer edge of the optic body; and
each of the plurality of first central axes and each of the plurality of second central axes are angularly offset from one another.
3. The luminaire of claim 2 , wherein:
each of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves intersects at least one of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves.
4. The luminaire of claim 2 , wherein:
individual ones of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves have greater radii of arc-shaped grooves than individual ones of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves that are at similar radial positions of the optic.
5. The luminaire of claim 2 , wherein:
the plurality of first central axes comprise three first central axes spaced apart about a circumference of the optic body; and
the plurality of second central axes comprise three second central axes spaced apart about the circumference of the optic body.
6. The luminaire of claim 1 , wherein:
each of the plurality of annular grooves and each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves comprise a v-groove.
7. The luminaire of claim 1 , wherein:
an angle of each of the plurality of annular grooves and an angle of each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves is substantially the same relative to a reference plane that is orthogonal to a depth of each of the plurality of annular grooves.
8. The luminaire of claim 7 , wherein:
the angle of each of the plurality of annular grooves and the angle of each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves is between about 20 degrees and 45 degrees relative to the reference plane.
9. The luminaire of claim 1 , wherein:
at least about 95% of the light exit side is non-planar.
10. An optic, comprising:
an annular optic body having a light entrance side and a light exit side;
a plurality of annular grooves defined within the light exit side, the plurality of annular grooves being coaxial with the optic body;
a plurality of arc-shaped grooves defined within the light exit side, each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves being convex relative to a center of the optic, wherein:
each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves intersects at least one of the plurality of annular grooves; and
the optic is configured to produce a Unified Glare Rating of less than 28.
11. The optic of claim 10 , wherein:
the plurality of arc-shaped grooves comprises a first plurality of arc-shaped grooves and a second plurality of arc-shaped grooves;
the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves are coaxial with one of a plurality of first central axes that are radially outward of an outer edge of the optic body; and
the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves are coaxial with one of a plurality of second central axes that are each substantially aligned with the outer edge of the optic body.
12. The optic of claim 11 , wherein:
the plurality of first central axes are disposed at 120° intervals about the optic body;
the plurality of second central axes are disposed at 120° intervals about the optic body; and
the plurality of first central axes are offset from the plurality of second axes by 60°.
13. The optic of claim 11 , wherein:
outermost arc-shaped grooves of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves have greater depths than more inward arc-shaped grooves of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves; and
outermost arc-shaped grooves of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves have greater depths than more inward arc-shaped grooves of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves.
14. The optic of claim 11 , wherein:
the optic body comprises a plurality of arcuate segments; and
each of the plurality of segments defines a subset of the plurality of annular grooves, the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves, and the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves.
15. The optic of claim 14 , wherein:
each of the plurality of second central axes is azimuthally aligned with an intersection between two of the plurality of segments.
16. The optic of claim 11 , wherein:
one or more of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves intersect one or more of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves.
17. An optic, comprising:
an arcuate optic body having a light entrance side and a light exit side;
a plurality of annular grooves defined within the light exit side, the plurality of annular grooves being coaxial with the optic body;
a first plurality of arc-shaped grooves defined within the light exit side, wherein each of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves is coaxial with a first central axis that is radially outward of an outer edge of the optic body; and
a second plurality of arc-shaped grooves defined within the light exit side, wherein each of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves is coaxial with one of a plurality of second central axes that are each substantially aligned with the outer edge of the optic body, wherein:
each of the plurality of first arc-shaped grooves and each of the plurality of second arc-shaped grooves intersects at least one of the plurality of annular grooves; and
the optic is configured to produce a Unified Glare Rating of less than 28.
18. The optic of claim 17 , wherein:
a depth of at least one of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves is different from a depth of at least one other of the first plurality of arc-shaped grooves; and
a depth of at least one of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves is different from a depth of at least one other of the second plurality of arc-shaped grooves.
19. The optic of claim 17 , wherein:
the light entrance side of the optic body is substantially planar.
20. The optic of claim 17 , wherein:
each of the second central axes is substantially aligned with an outer corner of the optic body.