EP2071983A1 - Frame with integrated lighting and electricity supply - Google Patents

Abstract

The framework (10) comprises a structure with a side surface (11), a front surface (12) and a back surface and closes an inner chamber. A solar module (15) is arranged in the area of one of the surfaces. Energy storage is provided, which is connected with the solar module. A lighting unit is arranged inside the framework, which supplies electric energy from the energy storage.

Description

The present invention relates to integrated lighting and power supply frames for protected presentation of objects.

There are several ways to present 2- and 3-dimensional objects. Advertising often uses billboards or other 2-dimensional objects that are applied to a support, or are located between two panels, the front of which is transparent.

3-dimensional objects, such as goods to be exhibited, are often presented in shop windows or showcases.

In order to draw attention to such objects, they are partially illuminated. Either the lighting is integrated, or it is an external lighting, which is directed to the object.

Another way to represent 2-dimensional objects are neon signs. There are numerous approaches here, but they are all relatively expensive and not very flexible.

There is an increasing need to provide solutions for presenting 2- and 3-dimensional objects that provide a high level of attention, On the other hand, however, require little or no installation effort.

Especially for the presentation of art objects such as paintings, prints but also sculptures, there is an additional need to protect these objects, while they are ideally exposed and illuminated.

There has long been the need to provide a solution that meets the various requirements and is still relatively inexpensive. On the one hand, this solution should be as self-sufficient as possible in order to reduce the installation effort. On the other hand, however, a great deal of attention should be directed to the exhibited object.

In addition, the protection of the exhibited objects makes special demands on the new solution.

Summary of the invention

According to the invention, a frame is provided which has integrated lighting and power supply. The frame is self-supporting and has side, front and rear surfaces surrounding an interior space. In the area of at least one of these surfaces, a solar module is arranged and there is an energy storage device, which is connectable to the solar module to store electrical energy that is provided by the solar module in case of light. Within the frame bulbs are arranged, which can be supplied by the energy store with electrical energy. In the area of the front surface there is a transparent plate, behind which an object can be presented in the interior. For opening and closing the frame corresponding means are provided so that the object can be introduced into the interior. In the interior, the object is illuminated by the light source.

In a preferred embodiment, it is a so-called intelligent, self-sufficient frame, which is largely maintenance-free.

In a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention, a special frame profile is used, which is designed and dimensioned so that all, or all the essential components of the entire frame can be connected to the frame profile or attached to the frame profile. The frame profile is designed so that it can be cut and used for frames of various sizes. From the inventive frame profile can be created in a few simple steps, a stable framework that serves as a support element for all other components and parts of the frame.

It is regarded as a significant advantage of the frame according to the invention that it does not need any electrical installation. Thus, the frame is suitable for exhibition or attachment to any location.

Advantageous embodiments of the inventive frame form the subject of the dependent claims.

DRAWINGS

FIG. 1

eine schematische Darstellung eines ersten erfindungsgemässen Rahmens;

FIG. 2

eine schematische Darstellung des ersten erfindungsgemässen Rahmens in geöffneter Form;

FIG. 3

eine schematische Schnittdarstellung eines oberen Bereichs eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens;

FIG. 4

eine schematische Darstellung bestimmter Komponenten eines erfindungsgemässen Rahmens;

FIG. 5

ein schematisches Blockdiagramm einer Steuerung eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens;

FIG. 6

ein schematisches Blockdiagramm einer Notschaltung eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens;

FIG. 7

ein 2-dimensionales Objekt, das in einem erfindungsgemässen Rahmen ausgestellt werden kann;

FIG. 8

eine schematische Schnittdarstellung eines seitlichen Bereichs eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens im geschlossenen Zustand;

FIG. 9

eine schematische Schnittdarstellung eines seitlichen Bereichs des Rahmens nach Fig. 8 im geöffneten Zustand;

FIG. 10

eine schematische Schnittdarstellung eines erfindungsgemässen Leuchtmittels mit Diffusorelementen;

FIG. 11

eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer Leuchtdiode mit Diffusor, die als erfindungsgemässes Leichtmittel eingesetzt werden kann;

FIG. 12

eine schematische Darstellung eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens in geschlossenem Zustand;

FIG. 13

eine schematische Darstellung des erfindungsgemässen Rahmens nach Fig. 12 in geöffneter Form;

FIG. 14

eine schematische Darstellung eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens, der in Art einer Leuchtreklame an einer Wand befestigt ist;

FIG. 15

eine schematische Darstellung eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens, der auf einem Ständer befestigt ist;

FIG. 16

eine schematische Vorderansicht eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens, der mit einem erfindungsgemässen Rahmenprofil aufgebaut ist;

FIG. 17

eine schematische Schnittansicht eines weiteren erfindungsgemässen Rahmens von hinten gemäss Fig. 16;

FIG. 18

einen Querschnitt eines erfindungsgemässen Rahmenprofils.

Embodiments of the invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the drawings. Show it:

FIG. 1

a schematic representation of a first inventive frame;

FIG. 2

a schematic representation of the first frame according to the invention in an open form;

FIG. 3

a schematic sectional view of an upper portion of another inventive frame;

FIG. 4

a schematic representation of certain components of an inventive frame;

FIG. 5

a schematic block diagram of a control of another inventive frame;

FIG. 6

a schematic block diagram of an emergency circuit of another inventive frame;

FIG. 7

a 2-dimensional object that can be displayed in a frame according to the invention;

FIG. 8th

a schematic sectional view of a lateral region of another inventive frame in the closed state;

FIG. 9

a schematic sectional view of a lateral portion of the frame according to Fig. 8 in the open state;

FIG. 10

a schematic sectional view of an inventive illuminant with diffuser elements;

FIG. 11

a schematic sectional view of a light emitting diode with diffuser, which can be used as a light-weight according to the invention;

FIG. 12

a schematic representation of another inventive frame in the closed state;

FIG. 13

a schematic representation of the inventive frame according to Fig. 12 in open form;

FIG. 14

a schematic representation of another inventive frame, which is attached in the manner of a neon sign on a wall;

FIG. 15

a schematic representation of another inventive frame which is mounted on a stand;

FIG. 16

a schematic front view of another inventive frame, which is constructed with a frame profile according to the invention;

FIG. 17

a schematic sectional view of another inventive frame according to the back Fig. 16 ;

FIG. 18

a cross section of an inventive frame profile.

Detailed description

The present invention relates to so-called frames 10 which are capable of receiving and presenting one or more objects 20 in an interior 14.

The term frame 10 is used to describe cases, containers, showcases and the like which have a protected interior space 14. The word frame 10 implies that there is a framework-like or framework-like basic structure that is equipped with cladding elements, components or components. Preferably, the frame or framework-like basic structure is constructed or created from special frame profiles, such as in the FIGS. 16 and 17 shown. However, other basic structures can also be used.

Preferably, but not necessarily, the frame has a rectangular or square shape and its height H and length L are significantly greater than its thickness D, as in FIG Fig. 1 indicated. It is therefore in preferred embodiments: H >> D and L >> D. Depending on the nature and size of the object to be displayed 20, however, the frame may also have other dimensions.

The term object 20 is used to describe, inter alia, the following 2-dimensional objects: pictures, posters, advertising signs, logos, trademarks, logos, company or product names, prints, works of art, illustrations and the like. The term object 20 is also used to describe, inter alia, the following 3-dimensional objects: works of art, sculptures, trophies, goods and products, 3-dimensional marks and the like. These lists are not to be considered as limiting, but as an open enumeration, which has been inserted to indicate the plurality of objects that can be exhibited or presented, and thus also the wide applicability of the invention.

In Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 a first embodiment of a frame 10 according to the invention is shown. The frame 10 has integrated lighting 17 with power 16 on. The frame 10 has a supporting (base) structure with side 11, front 12 and rear surfaces 13. As side surfaces 11, both the top, the bottom and the side surfaces are referred to here. The surfaces 11, 12, 13 surround an interior 14, which is rectangular in the present case. In the area of at least one side surface 11, a solar module 15 is arranged. When the frame 10 is exposed to a light source such as the sun, the solar module 15 generates electrical energy. There is an energy store 16 which can be connected to the solar module 15 in order to store the electrical energy that is provided by the solar module 15 when light is received.

Within the frame 10 bulbs 17 are arranged, which are supplied from the energy storage 16 with electrical energy. In the area of the front surface 12, a transparent plate 12.1 is provided, which is rectangular in the present case and whose length and height is slightly smaller than the length L and height H of the frame 10th

The frame 10 is designed so that an object 20 in the interior 14 is presentable. Furthermore, means 50 for opening and closing the frame 10 are provided in order to be able to introduce the object 20 into the interior 14 in such a way that it can be illuminated by the illuminant 17. Exemplary means 50 are in the FIGS. 8 and 9 to recognize.

In Fig. 2 It can be seen that in this embodiment, the lighting means 17 have a plate-shaped carrier 17.2, which is occupied by a large number of light-emitting diodes 17.1. The plate-shaped support 17.2 is located or preferably located on the rear wall 13 of the frame 10, as well as in the FIGS. 8 and 9 can be seen, or the plate-shaped support 17.2 inserted in slots of a (basic) structure, which is composed of special frame profiles.

Preferably, light emitting diodes 17.1 are used, which are arranged connected in series. Several such series circuits can for example be placed in columns next to each other on the support 17.2 and fastened there. A possible embodiment of the luminous means 17 is shown in FIG Fig. 4 shown. Each of the series circuits comprises 15 light emitting diodes 17.1. 26 such series circuits were arranged side by side. This results in a kind of matrix with R = 15 rows and S = 26 columns.

Preferably, the individual light-emitting diodes 17.1 are arranged relative to one another such that both the distance in the longitudinal direction and the distance in the transverse direction is the same (equidistant arrangement). The equidistant arrangement is in Fig. 4 indicated schematically by a small square Q. By equidistant arrangement ensures that after placing or attaching a milky plate 19 (diffuser disk or scattering plate), a uniform luminous backlight is visible from the outside. The diffuser disk 19 together with the support plate 17.2 and the light-emitting diodes 17.1 the light source 17th

Instead of using a continuous (one-piece) diffuser disk 19, it is also possible to use diffuser elements 19.1 (scattering elements) which are placed over each LED series circuit, or LEDs can be used which each have their own diffuser 19.2 (diffuser lens). An example of a luminous means 17 with corresponding diffuser elements 19.1 is shown in FIG Fig. 10 shown. The diffuser elements 19.1 preferably have the shape of a hollow half-cylinder. An LED 17.1 with integrated (own) diffuser 19.2 is in Fig. 11 indicated. The diffuser elements 19.1, the diffuser disk 19 or the diffuser 19.2 is preferably made of PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate, acrylic glass, Plexiglas® or Limacryl®), or another synthetic, glass-like plastic and should have a transmittance greater than 60%, preferably greater than 80% to ensure an even background light.

Preferably, so-called LED strip modules or LED chains are used, each strip or each chain having a plurality of LEDs. As required, the length, brightness and / or color temperature of the LED strip modules or LED chains are chosen so that they match the particular application of the frame.

Particularly preferred are high-power LEDs in COB (chip on board) technology. Preferably, the bulbs 17 and / or the LEDs 17.1 are dip-coated, or coated with a spray material to prevent the ingress of moisture.

The lighting means 17 are preferably designed to be dimmable. Preferably, LEDs are used for this purpose, which can be dimmed by means of pulse width modulation (PWM). The height of the LEDs 17.1, possibly including a strip-shaped board, if the LEDs are arranged in a series circuit, have a height that is less than 5mm. Thus, the light emitting means 17 of light emitting diodes 17.1 and diffuser plate 19, or element 19.1, or scattering lens 19.2 is very thin and compact.

Preferably, one or more solar modules 15 are mounted flat on a side surface 11, preferably the upper side surface 11, as in FIG Fig. 1 can be seen. The solar module 15 should have a length which is slightly shorter than the total length L and a width which is slightly shorter than the thickness D. The solar module or modules 15 / inserted preferably in slots of a (basic) structure, which consists of special Frame profiles is constructed (see, eg Fig. 18 ).

Preferably, the solar module 15 is inserted into a recess 11.1, which is provided in the region of the upper side surface 11 of the frame 10. The recess 11.1 has a depth which corresponds at least to the thickness of the solar module 15. The rear side of the solar module 15 is preferably glued over the entire area with the top of the recess 11.1. In order to protect the solar module 15, a cover or protective layer 15.1 can be arranged above the solar module 15 or applied to the solar module 15, as in FIG Fig. 3 indicated. By the protective layer 15.1, the solar module 15 is protected against destruction or contamination.

In Fig. 3 an embodiment can be seen in which the frame 10 has a supporting frame structure (basic structure) of frame profiles 18. In other embodiments, however, the frame 10 may also be self-supporting (ie, it does not have a supporting frame structure).

Particularly preferred is a frame 10, which has a programmable controller 30 in order to be able to configure the luminous behavior of the frame 10. A particularly preferred controller 30 is in Fig. 5 shown in the form of a block diagram.

A central element of such a controller 30 is a processor 31, e.g. in the form of a microprocessor communicating with a plurality of peripheral components. At least one sensor 32.1 (called sensor 1) is provided which provides the processor 31 with information about at least one external environmental condition (e.g., temperature, brightness, light incidence, motion, etc.). In order for the controller 30 to be configured, an interface 33 (interface) is provided.

• Leuchtdauer und/oder,
• Leuchtstärke und/oder,
• Farbtemperatur und/oder,
• Notfallprogramm, und/oder
• Größe (Ausdehnung) der beleuchtbaren Fläche.

Configurability is understood below to mean one or more of the following:

• Luminous duration and / or
• Luminous intensity and / or
• Color temperature and / or
• Emergency program, and / or
• Size (extent) of the illuminable surface.

Other examples of configurability will be explained in more detail in the following description. In Fig. 5 a dedicated block 36 is shown to indicate that the controller 30 may be configured to be configurable. This element 36 is shown in dashed lines (as well as some of the other elements) because it is an optional feature.

Via the interface 33, the configuration can be loaded, edited or deleted, for example, with an external computer or with a PDA. The approach of working with an externally configurable controller 30 renders the frame 10 a so-called smart frame which can be customized according to the application and area of use.

Preferably, further sensors 32.2, 32.3 (for example sensors 2 and 3) are provided in addition to said sensor 32.1. Thus, the frame 10 may be e.g. adjust its lighting behavior in situ. If one of the sensors is a motion sensor (e.g., sensor 32.2), the bulbs 17 may be turned on only if someone approaches the frame 10. By this measure, electrical energy can be saved and it extends the duration of use in the event that no sun shines on the solar module 15.

If a brightness sensor (e.g., sensor 32.3) is used, the bulbs 17 may be turned on as soon as it gets dark. Also by this measure, electrical energy can be saved.

An optional memory 37 may be used to load various programs or settings.

The solar module 15 is in Fig. 5 Shown on the right. About an optional voltage regulator 38 (called controller) and an optional power supply 39, the lamp 17 can be controlled. The drive is preferably effected via a special drive circuit 51. The drive circuit 51 can dim the light-emitting diodes 17.1, for example by means of PWM, if this is predetermined by the configuration.

In a particularly preferred embodiment, the controller 30 comprises a communication means 34 (Komm.). This communication means 34 allows the controller 30, for example, set off signals, if an emergency situation begins. However, the communication means 34 can also be used to transmit service personnel information. This may, for example, to Information about recent events that have been recorded by the processor 31 and stored, for example, in the memory 37. By evaluating the recorded information, the service personnel can eg change settings / configurations or replace parts that are defective.

In a particularly preferred embodiment, the columns and / or rows of the lighting means 17 can be controlled individually. As a result, special lighting effects can be generated, or the number of LEDs 17.1 that are lit up can be reduced as soon as the brightness sensor detects that ambient light is present. In this way, the size (extent) of the illuminated or backlit area can be adjusted.

In a particularly preferred embodiment, the frame 10 is locked and can not be opened without authorization. There are deliberately no locks or the like used in this particularly preferred embodiment, since they are often destroyed. The lock, or locking is ensured by electromagnetic means. In the FIGS. 8 and 9 Exemplary electro-magnetic means 56 are shown. These electro-magnetic means 56 need electrical energy, eg in the form of a switching pulse, to open a latch.

Now, if the frame 10 no longer has electrical energy, for example, because the energy storage 16 is empty, since no longer sunlight has fallen on the solar module 15, such an electromagnetic means 56 can not be opened. According to the invention, the frame 10 for this purpose has an emergency interface 35 for supplying energy from an external energy source 40, as in FIG Fig. 6 shown schematically. Either it is an emergency interface 35 in the form of a plug / coupling connection, or a cable or contactless emergency interface 35 (eg, an emergency interface 35 for inductive or optical energy coupling). Service personnel may bring a power source 40 close to the non-contact emergency interface 35, or connect (or plug in) a power source 40 to the emergency interface 35 to operate (unlock) the means 56. After unlocking the means 56, the frame 10 can be opened. The amount of energy that is supplied via the emergency interface 35 must be sufficient, for example, to give a switching pulse to the means 56.

In. 8 and 9 a means 56 is shown, which is arranged in the region between a front part of the frame 10 and a rear part of the frame 10. The front side 12 of the frame 10 forms a circumferential edge and has a flat rear side, which is pressed against a seal 55 when the frame, as in Fig. 8 shown is closed. In Fig. 9 the frame 10 is shown in the open position. Here it can be seen that the means 56 have an upper element 56.2 and a lower element 56.1. When opening these two elements 56.1, 56.2 are separated. Preferably, a mechanical latch (not shown) is connected to the means 56 so that when the switching pulse is applied, the latch is unlocked and the two elements 56.1, 56.2 can be disconnected.

Preferably, the means 56 are self-locking means which can be operated remotely electrically (e.g., via a switching pulse).

In another embodiment, the opening of the frame 10 is carried out from the outside by means of authorization (transponder, radio remote control). For example, For example, service personnel may connect to a computer or PDA via a communication link (e.g., via the interface 33) to identify themselves to the controller 30 of the frame 10. If a corresponding authentication has taken place in interaction between controller 30 and computer or PDA, the unlocking can take place as described.

In Fig. 7 By way of example, a poster with an imprint that could be shown as an object 20 in a frame 10 according to the invention is shown. The object 20 may, for example, be mounted on a flat frame or support 22. In Fig. 8 it can be seen how the poster could be held in the frame 10. It is obvious that there are different ways and possibilities to fix an object 20 within the frame 10. Particularly preferred are quick connections, for example by means of magnets or clamping means.

In Fig. 8 a partial section through a lateral region of another frame 10 is shown. In this figure, parts of the means 50 for opening and closing the frame 10 are shown. At the front of the frame 10, a block 52 is secured rearwardly with a rail 52.1. The block 52 together with rail 52.1 extends at right angles to the front side 12 and thus projects into the interior 14. Inside on a side wall 11, a further block 53 is provided with a carriage 53.1. The carriage 53.1 engages in the rail 52.1 and allows a displacement movement of the front part upwards, as indicated by the arrow P. When the front part is moved upwards, the carriage 53.1 slides along the rail 52.1 and the means 50 move apart like a boom or a drawer slide. In Fig. 9 the frame is shown in the open state. By moving the front part in the direction of P2, the frame 10 can be closed again. The carriage 53.1 slides back along the rail 52.1 and the means 50 push together.

In Fig. 12 is a schematic representation of another inventive frame 10 shown in the closed state. The shown frame 10 has a front part 23 and a rear part 24. The front part 23 essentially comprises the front surface 12, a transparent plate 12.1, as well as on the rear side means 50 for opening and closing the frame. The rear part 24 essentially comprises a rear side 13, which is surrounded by vertical side walls or side surfaces 11. As a result, an interior 14 is defined, which is covered by the front part 23 towards the front. In frame 10, a figure (object 20) with several houses is displayed.

After (electro-magnetic) unlocking, the front part 23 can be pulled forward as in Fig. 13 indicated by the two arrows P1. The front part is drawer-like by the means 50 for opening and closing guided. Preferably, these means 50 have a stop, so that the front part 20 does not detach from the rear part 24.

In Fig. 13 one of the means 50 is shown in the gap between the front part 23 and rear part 24. In the in Fig. 13 shown open position, for example, an object 20 can be introduced from below or above in the interior 14. For example, a poster 20 or a painting 20 can be introduced into the interior 14. After opening the frame 10, the object 20 (picture with houses) was taken.

In Fig. 14 It is shown that a further frame 10 according to the invention, which is equipped with a lettering or logo in the manner of a neon sign, can be fastened to a wall 60 or to another surface. Preferably, the frame 10 has corresponding attachment means. It is an advantage of this embodiment that can be replaced by such a frame 10 a costly and expensive to install neon sign.

Such frames 10 can also be easily used on moving or moving platforms, e.g. be installed on trains, ships, buses, trams and the like. The frames can also be used in elevators, or they can serve as indicators for train, bus and train connections. In the hotel or gastronomy sector they can e.g. serve for advertising purposes or for hanging menu suggestions.

Another application is in Fig. 15 shown. For example, the frame 10 may be mounted on a stand 61 or frame. It is advantageous that no power or other connections are required.

Another, particularly preferred embodiment is the FIGS. 16, 17 and 18 refer to. This embodiment is based on the embodiments that have been described so far. That is, the embodiment described below divides all the essential elements with the previously described embodiments. Only those elements or components that run differently are explained explicitly below. The frame 10 has a (basic) structure composed of a special frame profile. This frame profile comprises a plurality of elongated sections 18.1, 18.2, 18.4. In Fig. 16 is the front view of a frame 10 is shown, which is formed by the frame profiles 18.1 and 18.2. In the corners are fermentation joints 18.3 (analogous to a picture frame), where the frame profile sections 18.1 and 18.2 abut each other. Seen from the back (see Fig. 17 ) it can be seen that four frame profile sections 18.4 are perpendicular to the rectangular frame member, which is formed from the frame profile sections 18.1 and 18.2. These four frame profile sections 18.4 are perpendicular to the plane of the drawing.

On the back side, the frame profile sections 18.1, 18.2, 18.4 have slots or grooves, as in FIG Fig. 17 indicated. In Fig. 18 the section through one of the frame profile sections 18.4 is shown. In an upper first slot 18.5, for example, the solar module 15 can be inserted or inserted. Below the solar module 15, for example, a carrier or housing plate 15.2 can be inserted or inserted into a second slot 18.6. In a third slot 18.6, for example, a side housing wall or plate 11 can be inserted or inserted. Another slot 18.8 can accommodate, for example, a circuit board or support plate 16.1, for example, an electronic circuit or electrical components (eg, the power supply or energy storage 16) carries (not in Fig. 18 shown).

The corresponding frame profile 18 is designed so that it serves on the one hand as a basic structure for the frame 10 and this provides the necessary mechanical stability. On the other hand, the frame profile 18 provides opportunities to fasten components and elements of the frame 10 thereto, as in FIG Fig. 18 indicated by way of example.

For exhibiting high-quality objects 20, eg works of art, the frame 10 can be made particularly solid, in order to avoid destruction. Preferably, such a frame 10 comprises a communication module (eg a module 34) for alerting in the event of sabotage, movement, heat or exposure to light. Preferably, the transparent plate 12.2 is designed scratch-proof and / or non-destructive.

Claims (19)

Integrated lighting and power supply frame (10), the frame (10) having a structure with side (11), front (12) and rear (13) surfaces and enclosing an interior space (14), characterized in that in the region of at least one of the surfaces (11) a solar module (15) is arranged, - An energy store (16) is provided, which is connectable to the solar module (15) to store electrical energy, which is provided by the solar module (15) in case of light, - Illuminants (17, 17.1, 17.2) are arranged within the frame (10), which are supplied by the energy store (16) with electrical energy, - In the area of the front surface (12) a transparent plate (12.1) is present, - an object (20) in the interior (14) is presentable, - Means (50, 56) are provided for opening and closing the frame (10) in order to introduce the object (20) into the interior space (14) in such a way that it can be illuminated by the lighting means (17). Frame (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the solar module (15) is mounted flat on an upper side surface (11). Frame (10) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the solar module (15) is protected by a protective layer (15.1) against destruction or contamination. Frame (10) according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the lighting means (17) comprises a plurality of areally arranged light sources (17.1), preferably LEDs. Frame (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the light sources (17.1) are arranged in equidistant rows and columns. Frame (10) according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that the lighting means (17) comprise a diffuser disk (19) and / or diffuser elements (19.1) and / or scattering lenses (19.2) arranged between the light sources and the object (20). is / are arranged. Frame (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a programmable controller (30) is provided in the frame (20) in order to be able to configure the luminous behavior of the frame (10). Frame (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that the controller (30) comprises a processor (31) and at least one sensor (32.1), wherein the sensor (32.1) detects an environmental condition. Frame (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that the controller (30) comprises a processor (31) and an external interface (33). Frame (10) according to claim 9, characterized in that the controller (30) via the interface (33) is programmable. Frame (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that the controller (30) comprises a processor (31) and a remote communication means (34), preferably an SMS-based communication means. Frame (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that an emergency interface (35) is provided for energy supply from an external energy source (40) for an emergency opening. Frame (10) according to claim 12, characterized in that after the connection of the external power source (40) to the emergency interface (35) an electro-magnetic unlocking of the means (50, 56) for opening and closing the frame (10) is made possible , A frame (10) according to claim 12 or 13, characterized in that an electro-magnetic blocking means (56) is provided which blocks opening of the frame (10) when no current or switching pulse is applied to the blocking means (56). Frame (10) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the object (20) is a 2-dimensional image which sits on a support (22) which can be introduced into the frame (10). Frame (10) according to one of the preceding claims for receiving a valuable object (20), characterized in that it comprises a communication module (34) and one or more sensors (23.1, 23.2, 23.3), which are designed to monitor the frame 10 , Frame (10) according to claim 16, characterized in that the communication module (34) sends out a message or an alarm to fetch help. Frame (10) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the frame (10) has a load-bearing basic structure, which is made up of frame profiles (18, 18.1, 18.2, 18.3, 18.4), the frame profiles (18, 18.1, 18.2 , 18.3, 18.4) are designed so that elements and / or components (11, 15, 15.2, 16.1) of the frame (10) are directly connectable to the frame profiles (18, 18.1, 18.2, 18.3, 18.4). Frame (10) according to claim 18, characterized in that the frame profiles (18, 18.1, 18.2, 18.3, 18.4) have slots (18.5, 18.6, 18.7, 18.8) and / or grooves to form one or more of the following elements or components plug in or insert: - side surfaces (11), - front surfaces (12), Back surfaces (13), transparent plate (12.1), Illuminant (17), - Diffuser disc (19), Carrier (22), - Solar module (15).

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