HLI SOLUTIONS, INC.

A lighting system includes a housing having a light exit aperture at a distal end; a first light source configured to emit visible light; a second light source configured to emit ultraviolet light; a controller operatively coupled to the second light source; and at least one sensor operatively coupled to the controller. The second light source is disposed in the housing between the first light source and the light exit aperture, and allows at least some of the visible light emitted by the first light source to pass therethrough. In some embodiments, the controller receives one or more signals from the at least one sensor indicating detection of occupancy of the area, and in response illuminates the second light source.

An emergency lighting system and a method for operating same. The emergency lighting system includes an area control device, a storage device, an external device and a plurality of emergency lighting devices operably connected to the area control device. In addition, each emergency lighting device includes a light, a controller having an electronic processor configured to perform a self-diagnostic test, and an input/output (I/O) device for transmitting data associated with the self-diagnostic test, and wherein each of the plurality of emergency lighting devices is configured to wirelessly communicate with one another. The area control device may wirelessly receive data associated with the self-diagnostic test from at least one of the plurality of emergency lighting devices, and may wirelessly transmit the data associated with the self-diagnostic test of any of the plurality of emergency lighting devices to at least one of the storage device and the external device.

A light fixture configured for securing to a support surface. The light fixture includes a housing, a tray connected to the housing, a plurality of reflectors connected to the tray, a plurality of light emitter boards, a control component positioned within the housing, and a door assembly releasably connected to the housing. The tray includes a series of base portions and a series of angled walls, wherein each angled wall extends from a base portion. Each reflector of the plurality of reflectors is connected to an angled wall of the tray. Each light emitter board of the plurality of light emitter boards is connected to a reflector, and the control component is operably connected to the plurality of light emitter boards. In addition, the door assembly includes a frame bordering a central opening, a lens positioned over the central opening, and a gasket positioned between the lens and the frame.

A lighting system for illuminating an area. The lighting system includes at least one luminaire disposed in an area, wherein the luminaire includes a housing having a light exit aperture at a distal end, a first light source configured to emit visible light, and a second light source configured to emit ultraviolet light. The second light source is disposed in the housing between the first light source and the light exit aperture and allows at least some of the visible light emitted by the first light source to pass therethrough. The lighting system also includes a controller operatively coupled to the second light source of the at least one luminaire, and at least one sensor operatively coupled to the controller. In some embodiments, the controller receives one or more signals from the at least one sensor indicating detection of occupancy of the area, and in response illuminate the second light source.

A light fixture configured for securing to a support surface. The light fixture includes a housing, a tray connected to the housing, a plurality of reflectors connected to the tray, a plurality of light emitter boards, a control component positioned within the housing, and a door assembly releasably connected to the housing. The tray includes a series of base portions and a series of angled walls, wherein each angled wall extends from a base portion. Each reflector of the plurality of reflectors is connected to an angled wall of the tray. Each light emitter board of the plurality of light emitter boards is connected to a reflector, and the control component is operably connected to the plurality of light emitter boards. In addition, the door assembly includes a frame bordering a central opening, a lens positioned over the central opening, and a gasket positioned between the lens and the frame.

A luminaire includes a housing with a light exit aperture, wherein the housing houses a first light source which emits visible light and a second light source which emits ultraviolet (UV) light. The second light source is disposed within the housing between the first light source and the light exit aperture and allows at least some of the visible light emitted by the first light source to pass therethrough.

An emergency lighting system and a method for operating same. The emergency lighting system includes an area control device, a storage device, an external device and a plurality of emergency lighting devices operably connected to the area control device. In addition, each emergency lighting device includes a light, a controller having an electronic processor configured to perform a self-diagnostic test, and an input/output (I/O) device for transmitting data associated with the self-diagnostic test, and wherein each of the plurality of emergency lighting devices is configured to wirelessly communicate with one another. The area control device may wirelessly receive data associated with the self-diagnostic test from at least one of the plurality of emergency lighting devices, and may wirelessly transmit the data associated with the self-diagnostic test of any of the plurality of emergency lighting devices to at least one of the storage device and the external device.

A connection assembly includes an electrical cord providing electrical communication between a first light fixture and a second light fixture, and a cover removably coupled to the first light fixture and the second light fixture. The electrical cord includes a first electrical connector coupled to the first light fixture, and a second electrical connector coupled to the second light fixture. The cover extends over the electrical cord, and includes a first end adjacent the first light fixture, a second end adjacent the second light fixture, and a surface extending between the first end and the second end. The cover provides a continuous surface between the first light fixture and the second light fixture.

An emergency lighting system that includes a storage device, an emergency lighting device, an area control device and an external device. The emergency lighting device includes a light, a first controller having a first electronic processor configured to perform a self-diagnostic test, and a first input/output (I/O) device configured to transmit data associated with the self-diagnostic test. The area control device includes a second I/O device configured to receive data associated with the first self-diagnostic test form the first I/O device and transmit the data associated with the self-diagnostic test to the storage device.

A system including a lighting controller and a radio adapter. The lighting controller includes a smart port and is configured to control at least one lighting fixture. The radio adapter is communicatively coupled to the lighting controller via the smart port. The radio adapter is configured to establish a wireless communication link between the lighting controller and an external device, communicatively couple the external device to the lighting controller via the smart port, and provide a master clock timing signal to the lighting controller via the smart port.