DE1731574U - SCREWLESS BRACKET FOR PROTECTIVE GLASS ON THE BASE OF AN ELECTRIC LUMINAIRE. - Google Patents

Description

GmbH.
Bamberg

Li 140/56

{xebrauehsmust registration

^w Screwless holder of a treasure glass on the base of an electric lamp *

In the case of electrical lights that consist of a base and a Protective glass is made, the protective glass is in general attached to the base by robbery *

Foolproof! Price increase concerns a sohreadless holder of the protective glass for electrical lights and consists in the fact that the circumferential band of the leuehtenglass is drawn in at least at one or more places, in wall lamps preferably on the front sides, and that fastening means in the Leuehtensoekel engage in the cavities of the recesses are attached, of which at least one is designed as a spring This results in a very simple and reliable type of fastening, since the glasses are only held by the locking of the retaining spring ia the etxrcii the indentations of the band of the lamp glass resulting soleplate are roughly shaped like a 2 wnä have a guide bar that sits in a recess aeer test & te & en & e & Teiles ier ^ JSäeJr, - na.er.-; Free-standing ends of the spring can be bent backwards, in this way the leather does not bend open when the glass is removed.

Xiae even more secure leadership weighs near the * crouching thereby achieve that the freely swinging end of the spring with for example a 5_shaped approach that is described in engages a guide groove of the Leuohtensookele.

Further details of the fire can be found in the protection claims and the attached drawing * in the examples are shown in their essential characteristics "

Fig * 1 shows a wall lamp that comes from the Xteuehtensookel (1) on the lamp glass (2) there is

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A lamp socket (3) is fastened to the lamp base by screwing.Zar Pesthaitang dee Glases 2 fasteners are used in the present example, namely a rigid, hook-shaped bracket (4) on the upper face of the base and a retaining spring (5) on the lower one Front side · The lamp glass (2) is drawn in at the two points of the fastening means (4) and (5) «The upper and lower indentations are also in Pig. 2, in which the lamp glass is shown from the rear side, can be clearly seen at points (6) and (7).

The retaining spring (5) is drawn out again in Pig · 3, they has about the crest old of a 2 «It is swinging at the fr e! Ends (6) bent backwards and has a guide »Teg (T) * & e * ifc one? i & Cfaang (8) des festeteheadea I «ile (9) led is · '■■■■ --- "- :: · - .. ■ - ...... v. ...-. ■ ..-: -., - -. · ■

Pig »4 shows another possible carrion song form Retaining spring (1O), the sand form of which is similar to the spring shown in Pig · 3. At the freely swinging end of the spring (11) is provide this spring (to) with a 5-shaped extension (12), which slides in a guide groove (13) in the base (1) * It is useful, as in iig. 4 shown the end (14) of the guide attachment (12) to bend at right angles * to ensure easier sliding on the PGhrangi surface za

Claims (1)

Lindner GmbH. PA 4 2 51 5 J * 28, Bamberg. Li 140/56 Sweetheart talks Addressed U screwless holder of a treasure glass on the base of an electric lamp, characterized in that the hand running out of the lamp glass at least at one or more points ^ with wall care before preferably on the front sides »eats, & r & that on the Leachtensoekel in the cavities of the recesses engaging fasteners are attached, τοπ at least one of which is designed as a spring * Claim 2s screwless mounting of a protective glass on the base of an electric lamp according to claim 1 » characterized« in that the retaining spring or »the retaining springs are bent approximately in the shape of a 2 and have a Puhrongssteg that slides in a recess in the fixed cable of the fedsr» Claim 3-s screwless © mounting of a Ssliutzglass with base of an electric lamp according to claim t and 2, ■ "■ - - ^: · ^: -""'- ■ thereby gejceaaafeieaoet. Aa £ the fgEiachwiagende;.:.:,: Enß.§ the! Spring is bent backwards. Claim 4s very bit less holder of a protective glass on Pedestal of an electric Leachte ^ after we spoke 1-3 * characterized. that the free-swinging end of each has an exemplary S-shaped approach that intervenes in a guiding nature of the lamp ns ο disgust.