DE1472485A1 - Electric floor lamp - Google Patents

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register MpI. log · Helmut Bro8S, 8501 Altenberg ü. Hb 3. 2

■ Y / Eichselgartenstr. 40

Registration genetandi Electric floor lamp

With conventional electric floor lamps ^ it; a lamp base, a Lampen3tiel and a phosphor screen, the light source within the Leuchtechirmes to ^ ₀ eordnet piping have the N "bliteil that dor luminescent screen, do not. ^ facilitated moderately bright is BEZW. that light can only penetrate the screen with difficulty with difficulty. The light is either too subdued or, with a strong light source, not glare-free. On the other hand, due to the arrangement of the electrical equipment in the shade, the focus of the floor lamp and the honeys on the wall are high because of the need to pull electrical cables through narrow lamp stems and, in particular, the operational reliability is low because of the risk of slipping and sticking. the susceptibility to failure and the many a * Ilurzschluasei. ^ ross.

These disadvantages are explained in accordance with the previous guideline in the case of electric floor lamps with a Lruipan base, o ^ nem L .vx ^ -as'tiel a fluorescent screen and a light source - iduroh eliminates the light source in the lamp cap in such a way is arranged and designed that you are relatively ent; more bundled The light beam path runs approximately vertically upwards and irradiates the screen, the irradiated Uuhirraoberxl ", che one the rays of light downwards, respectively achy down dispensing inclination and nature!) .; ■ it has.

As a 3'.name I- and Richtelemant "the light source underneath voi's.i ; a eise a reflector mirror element uni. Überc -: # Hicli vorzu. ^ 3we ise a Sarc.nellinse, Such light sources and under Ci: · ■ ^ Jzcichnung UtriLllampen began, \ / elch2 a directed Lichfco'brahl. ^ Uten ■ - ■ / irlningsgraf '^ vj with a ufx'nunjs /.' Inkel from. T5 to 30 '.ifinkel.' ^ Bathing can also give in addition Hohrl- in the form of a f ^ ;! benzyl ivbers iiteleiaente, i .B before ^d:;. r disposed light source; be, but preference else iut before ■:] v i "light source Eia 3 ^ '; w.ira colored .J- ^ Iv-; η, -jitter such :. r

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Luniperi3oclcel remains invisible "and. No glare; the L .up nbchirm b &. Sits for the ürzieluri ^ of a good. Effect" ₍ rac ^; es .iit.e hslle l ^ irbun ^; an: a diffusely reflective · ⁵

Obeirflache, socass ^ lendv / im pact, regardless of V7elöher Betraditer. "- are direction '.arch completely indirect lighting excluded · In the beam path of the lamp can be within <Lampensocköls Oine template be located there," which the Lichtstrahlenumriea J orm ö? It adapts the lampshade outline and limits it to the hawser of the amps screen. The shade can, in the usual way, also be designed to be adjustable, so that a preferred direction can be adjusted. In addition, there can also be several such screens. The lamp stem. can, v / nii o.ieeer not take up any electrical line.3 needs to be massive and very raail or also resilient, w * B · certain additional 3-ebx "also provides fore ± le ·.: '*. . · '

7) he invention is based on an indsr ^ calibrationnun ^ ^ cfarge represents bold? Embodiment explained in more detail

With 1 are in the Ui ¹ I ^. 1, 2 the light-pot-like, l-shaped socket 2 has the L-shaped base, marked with 3 -r lamp stem and with 4 an iron luminescent screen with its tip pointing downwards. In the pot-like base body 5, a beam lamp 8 is fastened in a fitting 7 which is fastened to a transverse web 6 and points vertically upward. Uit 9 i3t a reflector-shaped mirror coating in the lamp, with 10 the filament and with 11 a üa.jjnellinsene learn nt be. Above the beam lamp, the cup-shaped base body 5 has a black " colored" cavity grille 12, which makes the light source invisible from a lateral line of sight 13 and, apart from a directional oscillation, denotes the outskirts of the beam path 3 14 -jine certain additional alignment of Liohtstr.ihlenbilrLdels bev / irkt "Instead of a number of x {ohrlE;. iteleittenten η ^ .stel.aiuori w'aben Ittar can also be a single, long vintovvechond xLohrlaitelsment vor.geseiien be tra'- · the ^IJ. len 1; ', 1'' _Γ ".vare'en vom S - .; hiria 4 diffuse achrag iiach unt: -n in ^ a. , up-orieiv.eungen 15 '»15 ** reflected. The pot öraii; e 8oc '.:. ElkiJrper 5 is cool air below for the purpose of entry sound ΰΐΓχ'οϋ,' ./uboi the latter exits above through day V / abengitter.

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111 of the pig 5 shows a k conical screen 4 ^f pointing upwards with the tip in a third side view, "With V • 'iat a central lamp nstiel" and with 16 a well-known one

bendable section of the lamp stem, which is used to adjust the umbrella * With 14 ', 15 * is the Reflection s beam path called. In Fig. 4 is a Bener lampshade shown in the side view, which in der.Ein- or plural above the lamp base a resp. several lamp stems can be arranged.

In the Pig »5 a lamp base is shown, in which in a simple manner'an internally black-colored extension 5 * of the tubular lamp connector 5, the light guide element or. forms the end protection, whereby the upper opening can be covered by a thin decorative grille 18. The lamp stems 3 are generally also preferably darkly colored in order to avoid dazzling effects.

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Claims (1)

Claims Electric floor lamp "consisting of a lamp base, a Lamp stem, a fluorescent screen and a light source, characterized in that the light source (8,10) in the , Lamp base (1,5) is arranged and designed in such a way that its relatively tightly bundled light beam path (14-) etfcwa runs vertically upwards and irradiates the screen (4,4 '»17), the irradiated screen surface being the Light rays (14 '»14' *) down and respectively. obliquely downwards ι "has a dispensing tendency and nature · '·". P 2.) Electric floor lamp according to claim 1, characterized in that that below the incandescent filament (io) a reflector element (9) and above a converging lens element (11) and preferably pipe guide elements, e.g. a honeycomb lattice (12), are arranged for bundling the light beam path (14). 3.) Electric floor lamp according to claims 1 and 2, characterized characterized in that the tubular base body (5) with an extension (i?) itself is colored black on the inside Forms light pipe guide element. 4.) Electric floor lamp according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the Y / Abengitter (12) for securing has a blackened surface against glare and the honeycomb width is considerably smaller than the honeycomb length is. 5.) Electric floor lamp according to claims 1 to 4, characterized characterized in that the brightly colored, a "e conical or flat ^ est.alt exhibiting screen (4,4 ^f , 17) has a diffusely reflective surface structure. 6.) Electric floor lamp according to claims 1 to 5, characterized characterized in that δ he base body for the passage of; Has cooling air below and above openings. / 7.) Sieirische floor lamp according to claims 1 to 6, characterized ^ e'omize ichriet that the screen has a non-circular shape u ^ vi ^m Lichtütrahlengang within the base a Sc'iablonon similar through opening is arranged, ■ "'" ÖAD OftlGlNAL