Coded warning system for lighting units
A technology of warning system and lighting unit, which is applied in the direction of lighting devices, electrical components, light sources, etc., and can solve problems such as fan degradation
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[0113] Image 6 A block diagram of an exemplary lighting unit operatively associated with the coded warning system of the present invention is shown. The lighting unit includes arrays 20, 30, 40 each having a plurality of LED-based light sources in thermal contact with one or more heat sinks or thermal management systems (not shown). In one embodiment, the red light sources 22, green light sources 32, and blue light sources 42 in the arrays 20, 30, 40 may be mounted on separate heat sinks. The combination of colored light generated by each of red light source 22, green light source 32, and blue light source 42 may generate light of a particular hue, such as white light. In one embodiment, the lighting unit includes mixing optics (not shown) to spatially homogenize the output light generated by the mixed light from the red light source 22 , the green light source 32 and the blue light source 42 .
[0114] Current drivers 28 , 38 , 48 are coupled to the arrays 20 , 30 , 40 res...
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[0130] see Figure 7 , shows an exemplary lighting unit 1 with a detachable fan module. This lighting unit 1 is intended to be installed in a ceiling recess of approximately profile 2 by screw-type fixing 3 . In the upper part of the lighting unit, the fan 4 is detachably positioned on a circuit board 8 configured to act as a controller of the lighting unit. When driven, the fan 4 rotates to draw air into the lighting unit along the path 6 between the side wall of the lighting unit 1 and the recess 2 . The air leaves the upper part of the lighting unit along a path 7 between the opposite side walls of the lighting unit 1 and the recess 2 . The baffle 5 ensures that the air flows substantially from one side of the lighting unit 1 to the other, rather than in the upper volume of the recess 2 . see Figure 8A (Cross-section viewed from above), the air flow 6, 7 passes through the heat sink mounted on the circuit board 8 and removes waste heat from the heat sink.
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