IP Library Patent Application 19027087
Patent Application
App. No. 19/027,087

STATE RETENTION LOAD CONTROL SYSTEM

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App. No.
19/027,087
Abstract

A load control system may include control devices for controlling power provided to an electrical load. The control devices may include an input device and a load control device. The load control system may include a hub device. The hub device may include a communication circuit and a control circuit. The communication circuit may be configured to receive a digital message from the control device. The control circuit may be configured to determine, based on content of the digital message, whether the control device has experienced a power removal event. The hub device may send, via the communication circuit, a power removal event indication to the control device of whether the control device has experienced the power removal event.

Claims (9)

1 . A lighting device comprising:

a load regulation circuit configured to control a lighting load;

a communication circuit configured to transmit and receive messages to and from other devices; and

a control circuit configured to:

receive an association message from a remote control device;

determine that the remote control device is a retrofit remote control device configured to be mounted over a toggle actuator;

determine to operate in an unswitched mode in response to the determination that the remote control device is the retrofit remote control device;

determine, based on a loss of power at the lighting device when operating in the unswitched mode, that the lighting device has experienced a system power removal event; and

in response to the determination that the lighting device has experienced the system power removal event, adjust a power state of the lighting device to a prior power state.