PHILIP C ROLLER
Pilots at Blockville Watts Flt Rd, Ashville, NY

7055996, Jun 6, 2006

Mar 19, 2003

10/392068

Greg Pond - Jamestown NY, US
Todd Kolstee - North Clymer NY, US
Philip Roller - Ashville NY, US

Truck-Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

B60Q 1/56

362498, 362485, 362496, 362544, 362545, 362516, 362243

A lamp comprising a housing, at least one planar substrate supporting a plurality of light sources, and a light directing member comprising a plurality of reflective surfaces. Each of the reflective surfaces is generally parabolic and reflects light emitted from the plurality of light sources. A lamp comprising a housing, at least one planar substrate, a plurality of light sources supported by each planar substrate, a lens, and a light directing member that reflects light emitted from the plurality of light sources. The light directing member produces a light distribution pattern spanning substantially five degrees to substantially ninety degrees in one direction along the longitudinal axis of said lamp.

6679618, Jan 20, 2004

Nov 10, 2000

09/709879

Chris Allen Suckow - Kennedy NY
Gregory Pond - Jamestown NY
Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY
Paul G. Sniegocki - Erie PA

Truck Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

F21V 700

362247, 362 35, 362298

A light emitting diode warning lamp which meets selected Society of Automotive Engineers Standards. The invention comprises a housing, a printed circuit board secured within the housing, a plurality of light emitting diodes mounted to the printed circuit board and operatively arranged to produce light in substantially a 360° arc surrounding the housing in a horizontal plane, and a driving circuit operatively arranged to flash the plurality of light emitting diodes.

2002004, Apr 18, 2002

Oct 12, 2001

09/976503

Philip Roller - Ashville NY, US
Timothy DiPenti - Russell PA, US
Scott Troutman - Jamestown NY, US

H05B037/02

315/149000, 315/056000

A marker lamp for vehicles that combines a global positioning system (GPS) antenna and a cellular antenna. The marker lamp uses light emitting diodes as light sources. The lens of the present invention utilizes two sets of optical elements, one set collimates and spread the light from the light emitting diodes and the second set reflects light from outside sources. Both sets of optics contribute to produce a marker lamp with the required light intensity and distribution according to industry standards. The marker lamp conceals a GPS antenna and/or a cellular antenna to help track and direct the vehicle during travel and to facilitate communication with the vehicle operator. The GPS tracking system and cellular components are at least partially by the marker lamp.

6811287, Nov 2, 2004

Mar 3, 2003

10/379319

Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY
Todd H. Kolstee - North Clymer NY
Christopher A. Ross - Corry PA

Truck-Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

F21V 500

362336, 362522, 362545

A vehicular lamp employs a single, high-flux light emitting diode as a light source, and is capable of performing stop, tail, turn and marker functions. The vehicular lamp can satisfy the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 108, as well as Society of Automotive Engineers Standards J585 (3/00), J1395 (6/91), J1398 (6/91), and J592 (12/94).

6552658, Apr 22, 2003

Oct 17, 1997

08/951957

Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY 14710
Gregory Pond - Jamestown NY 14701-9614
Chris A. Suckow - Kennedy NY 14747-9758

B60Q 134

340475, 340468, 345 82

A light emitting diode directional flashing warning lamp, having a housing, a printed circuit board secured within the housing, a plurality of light emitting diodes mounted to the printed circuit board and operatively arranged to produce light which is directed away from the housing and directionally aimed to project a beam over a minimum area from approximately 20° right to 20° left on a horizontal plane and from 10° up to 10° down on a vertical plane, and a driving circuit operatively arranged to flash the plurality of light emitting diodes.

4437145, Mar 13, 1984

Aug 24, 1982

6/410957

Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY
Chris A. Suckow - Frewsburg NY

Truck-Lite Company, Inc. - Falconer NY

F21V 700

362306

A shock absorbing lamp assembly for baseless cartridge bulbs for on and off the road motor vehicles, including a rear backing lamp housing member serving as a reflector and lamp housing, a lens cover joined about its perimeter to the housing member to cover said cavity, an elongated baseless cartridge lamp bulb in the cavity having a larger central bulb portion housing filament wire and opposite generally flattened bulb end portions hermetically sealing about filament support pins to support the internal and external portions of the filament support pins, bulb mount assembly comprising a semi-circular U-shaped mounting plate carried on swaged anchor formations of the housing member and a pair of forwardly projecting vertically and laterally flexible shock absorbing arms extending parallel to each other generally perpendicular to the axis of the bulb from the mounting plate formed of rubber-like material of about 60 durometer hardness and having terminal receiving apertures for receiving the flattened bulb end portions.

4816818, Mar 28, 1989

Jun 8, 1987

7/059758

Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY

Truck-Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

B60Q 146, B60Q 126, H05B 3700

340475

A heavy duty lamp flasher for turn signals for trucks, trailers and the like including a switching relay having normally open and normally closed contacts and a moveable relay arm and relay coil, and an arc suppression circuit formed of a transistor or pair of transistors connected in parallel with the switching relay to minimize contact arcing and load carrying limitations. A diode and capacitor pair is connected to an integrated circuit oscillator for activating and deactivating the relay and another diode and capacitor pair is connected to the gate of the transistor and to the relay coil, such that the mechanical contacts of the relay, with their inherent mechanical delay, control the transistor circuitry so that the transistor provides the primary current path during movement of the arm between the normally closed and normally open contacts and the normally open contact provides the primary current path when it is closed.

2002012, Sep 5, 2002

Sep 18, 2001

09/956200

Timothy DiPenti - Russell PA, US
Philip Roller - Ashville NY, US

F21V017/02, F21V013/12

362/512000, 362/281000, 362/319000, 362/539000, 362/299000

A vehicle lamp unit is disclosed that utilizes a high intensity discharge bulb for high beam, low beam and fog/driving lamps. The lamp uses reflectors and shields to selectively block light emitted from the HID bulb and to direct the light into a desired pattern. A control device is utilized to move the shields into various desired light blocking positions. Lamps of various shapes can be fabricated using the shield system by using optics to direct light into diverse preferred patterns.

5934798, Aug 10, 1999

Nov 12, 1997

8/968175

Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY
Ronald D. Madison - Cherry Creek NY

Truck-Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

B60Q 156

362497

A lamp assembly for illumination of a vehicle license plate includes a substrate, a plurality of light emitting diodes mounted on the substrate, and a lens for directing the light emitted from the light emitting diodes onto the license plate. A housing encases the substrate and the lens. An attachment member fixedly secures the housing to a vehicle displaying the license plate.

7070310, Jul 4, 2006

Oct 1, 2003

10/677923

Gregory R. Pond - Jamestown NY, US
Philip C. Roller - Ashville NY, US
Chris A. Suckow - Kennedy NY, US
Ronald D. Madison - Cherry Creek NY, US
Timothy DiPenti - Russel PA, US
Todd Kolstee - North Clymer NY, US

Truck-Lite Co., Inc. - Falconer NY

F21S 8/10

362545, 362547, 362516, 362520

A light emitting diode headlamp capable of low beam and high beam functions. The light emitting diode headlamp assembly comprises high-flux light emitting diodes, a reflector subassembly, a first and second light transmissive member, and a heat sink.