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`Ex. 1005
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`EX. 1005
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`13/476,388
`Appln. No.:
`Mark Penley Boomgaarden
`Applicant:
`May 21, 2012
`Filed:
`Docket No.: LSG0347USP
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`: Confirmation No.: 2734
`: Group Art Unit: 2875
`: Examiner: N/A
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`For:
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`LOW PROFILE LIGHT AND ACCESSORY KIT FOR THE SAME
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`July 29, 2013
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`PRELIMINARY AMENDMENT
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`Mail Stop Non-Fee Amendment
`Commissioner for Patents
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`PO. Box 1450
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`Alexandria, VA 22313-1450
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`Sir:
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`Prior to examination on the merits, please amend the above-identified application
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`as follows:
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`Amendments to the claims begin on page 2.
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`Remarks begin on page 5.
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 1
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 1
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`AMENDMENTS TO THE CLAIMS
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`This listing of claims will replace all prior versions, and listing, of claims in the
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`application:
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`Listing of Claims:
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`1. (currently amended)
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`A luminaire and accessory kit in combination, the
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`combination comprising:
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`a luminaire, comprising:
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`a heat spreader; a heat sink disposed in thermal communication with the heat
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`spreader; a light source comprising a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) disposed
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`in thermal communication with the heat spreader; a power supply electrically connected
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`to the light source; an electrical supply line having a first end connected to the power
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`supply, and a second end connected to a plug-in connector; and, an optic disposed in
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`optical communication with the LEDs seenrely—retained—Felatiyete—at—least—oneef—theheat
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`spfeader—and—theheat—sink; and
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`an accessory kit, comprising:
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`at least one of: a first pre-wired jumper comprising a pair of insulated electrical
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`wires haVing a first plug-in connector electrically connected at one end and an Edison
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`base electrically connected at the other end; and, a second pre-wired jumper comprising a
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`pair of insulated electrical wires having a second plug-in connector electrically connected
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`at one end and unconnected flwire ends at the other end;
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`wherein the plug-in connector of the first pre-wired jumper and the second pre-
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`wired jumper are each configured to electrically engage with the plug-in connector of the
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`electrical supply line.
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`2. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the accessory kit includes
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`both the first pre-wired jumper and the second pre-wired jumper.
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 2
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 2
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`3. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the heat sink is substantially
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`ring-shaped, and is disposed around and coupled to an outer periphery of the heat
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`spreader.
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`4. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the heat spreader, the heat
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`sink and the optic, in combination, have an overall height H and an overall outside
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`dimension D such that the ratio of H/D is equal to or less than 0.25.
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`5. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the heat spreader, the heat
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`sink and the optic, in combination, are so dimensioned as to cover: an opening defined by
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`a nominally sized four-inch can light fixture; and, an opening defined by a nominally
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`sized four-inch electrical junction box.
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`6. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the LEDs are disposed on
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`the heat spreader, the heat spreader being configured to dissipate heat fiom the LEDs.
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`7. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the accessory kit filrther
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`comprises a set of springs, each spring having a first portion configured to securely
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`engage with the luminaire, and a second portion configured to deflect and slidably engage
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`with an interior surface of a can-type light fixture.
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`8. (original) The combination of Claim 7, wherein each spring of the set of
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`springs is formed fiom fiat stock spring steel.
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`9. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the heat spreader and the
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`heat sink in combination define a base, wherein the optic is securely retained by the base
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`via a snap-fit engagement between the optic and the base.
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`10. (original) The combination of Claim 1, wherein the heat spreader and the
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`heat sink in combination define a base, wherein the base comprises engagement
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`openings, wherein the optic comprises engagement tabs, wherein the optic is securely
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`retained by the base by inserting respective ones of the engagement tabs into respective
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`ones of the engagement openings and rotating the optic relative to a cylindrical axis of
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`the base such that a portion of each engagement tab is securely retained by respective
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`portions of the base.
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`11. (new)
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`The combination of Claim 1, wherein:
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 3
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 3
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`the optic is securely retained relative to at least one of the heat spreader and the
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`heat sink.
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`12. (new)
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`The combination of Claim 1, wherein the accessory kit fiarther
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`comprises:
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`at least one twist-on wire connector.
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`13. (new)
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`The combination of Claim 1, wherein the accessory kit fiarther
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`comprises:
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`at least one fastener configured to secure the luminaire to an electrical junction
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`box.
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`14. (new)
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`The combination of Claim 1, wherein the luminaire fiarther
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`comprises:
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`a reflector disposed in optical communication with the LEDs and the optic such
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`that light emitted from the LEDs is reflected by the reflector toward the optic.
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`15. (new)
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`The combination of claim 14, wherein the reflector overlies the
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`power supply such that the power supply is hidden from View when Viewed from an outer
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`optic side of the luminaire.
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 4
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 4
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`REMARKS
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`Applicant requests entry of the present amendments to capture originally
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`disclosed but unclaimed subject matter. No new matter is being introduced by this
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`Amendment as antecedent support is set forth in the originally filed specification, claims
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`and figures.
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`For example, Figures 12, 27, 30 and 35 illustrate an optic (115, 315, 315’)
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`disposed in optical communication with LEDs (120); Figure 31 illustrates a pre-wired
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`jumper (525) comprising a pair of insulated electrical wires having a plug-in connector
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`(535) electrically connected at one end and cut wire ends at the other end (527), a twist-
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`on wire connector (510), and a set of fasteners (515) configured to secure the luminaire to
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`an electrical junction box; and, Figure 12 illustrates a reflector (145) disposed in optical
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`communication with the LEDs (120) and the optic (115), and the reflector (145)
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`overlying a power supply (140, 160).
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`Prosecution on the merits is respectfully requested.
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`The Examiner is invited to contact Applicant’s Attorneys at the below-listed
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`telephone number regarding this Preliminary Amendment or otherwise regarding the
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`present application.
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`The Commissioner is hereby authorized to charge any additional fees that may be
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`required for this amendment, or credit any overpayment, to Deposit Account No. 06-
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`1130.
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`CANTOR COLBURN LLP
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`Applicant’s Attorney
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`By:
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`/David Amold/
`David Arnold
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`Registration No. 48,894
`Cantor Colburn LLP
`20 Church Street, 22Ild Floor
`Hartford, CT 06103-3207
`PTO Customer No. 15915
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`Telephone: (860) 286-2929
`Fax:
`(860) 286-0115
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 5
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`Satco's Ex. 1005, Page 5
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