DE6803402U - TABLE OR WALL LAMP - Google Patents

Description

"Table or wall lamp"

The invention relates to an electric foot or wall lamp provided with a foot, in which it is customary to switch the switching on or off by means of a push-button switch arranged in the foot of the lamp. These push-button switches are extremely cheap mass-produced switching devices. Their pen-like operating device protrudes only slightly over the surface of the foot and is only a few mm thick, so that it is only faintly noticeable, especially in the dark when the light is switched on. It is also easy to slip off the end of the pen when using it. Since the attachment of the push-button switch is done by one on the front, mounted nut or threaded cap, the ^r about grips the free projecting end of a is formed on the housing threaded connector, the appearance of the foot is adversely affected by this embodiment of the switch in terms of aesthetics.

In contrast, the invention has set itself the task of eliminating the disadvantages mentioned but above all to ensure that the pressure to be carried out when switching on and off with the finger

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demands are made on a larger »control unit, which has an impact on the aesthetic design of the Foot can be included in an advantageous manner

The invention solves this problem while maintaining the usual push-button switch mentioned, in that that in the rooms above the push button switch in a substantially rectangular or square Breakthrough in the cover of a switch plate pivoted to a limited extent around one end edge considerable dimensioning is provided. This ensures that the actuation pressure on the switch can be practically exercised at any point on this circuit board, the rest in its external form offers the possibility of various forms of training.

The circuit board is preferably designed like a cap on its rear side by means of edge strips, as a result of which their leadership in the breakthrough of the cover is improved.

It is also advantageous if the edge strips of the switching plate to lock their upward movement with outwardly protruding strips reach behind the edges of the opening in the cover.

The pivoting mounting of the switch plate in the 68 ü3402

Cover is advantageously effected in that it has an inwardly directed rib which is supported in an upwardly open storage channel of the cover, ^ by this for a relatively long time Formation of the joint promotes the pivoting process.

The circuit board has a groove-shaped recess on its back for the pressure

button of the switch.

The switch is to facilitate assembly loosely in a hole of the foot inserted to and supported by an inclined surface of the bottom plate, which prevents him at the same time from rotating, so that the lead wires can not get under tension ·

In the drawing, the subject matter of the invention is shown in an exemplary embodiment.

Fig. 1 shows the foot part of the table or wall lamp, wherein the foot is cut in the longitudinal direction and

Pig. Figure 2 is a plan view of the foot.

The inner foot part 1, which is also designed as a weighting weight, carries the light-

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tenarm 2, which is fixed in a hole 1 and takes in a further hole 1 on the push button 6, the control button 6 ^a protrudes upwards. The foot 1 is surrounded by a cap-shaped cover 3 made of plastic, for example, which has a rectangular opening 3 ^a on its front side. In this perforation 3 ^a cap or a cup shape also! Jer rectangular body is used as the circuit board 4 with play, of which serve both longitudinal walls 4 at r d ^ pivoting as a guide. It has protruding strips 4 on the outside, which limit this upward pivoting movement, which is caused by the spring of the pressure switch 6, 6 ^a . This circuit board is articulated in the opening 3 ^a and that here in a particularly advantageous manner in that a downwardly directed rib 4 is provided at the pivot end, which is inserted into an upwardly open bearing channel 3 of the cover 3, before this over the

Foot body 1 is turned inside out. If you press the switch plate 4, the switch 6, 6 ^{a is} switched, the spring-loaded push button 6 pushes the plate back into the outward position. The head of the push button 6 ^a penetrating advantageously into a arranged on the rear surface of the circuit board recess 4 °. In the rest of the pressure switch 6, which is only inserted into the bore 1 of the foot 1, is wedge-shaped in this position by a

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rising surface 5 ^{a of} a base plate 5 held, which is releasably connected to the foot body 1. As a result, the switch cannot rotate and the connected lead wires cannot be subjected to tensile stress.

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Claims (5)

Protection claims: 1.) Table or wall lamp with a cap-shaped, downwardly open foot as a carrier of the lampshade and the socket carrying Arjaes, and with a push button switch for the lamp circuit, characterized in that in the rooms above the push button switch (6, 6 ^a ) in an essentially rectangular or square opening (3 ^a ) in the cover (3) is provided with a switch plate (4) of considerable dimensions, which is mounted to a limited extent so that it can pivot about one end edge., 2.) Luminaire according to claim 1, characterized in that the circuit board (4) is designed like a cap ^{on its rear side by edge strips iA &} ) to improve their guidance./ 3.) Light according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the edge strips (4 ^{a ) of the switching plate (4) engage behind the edges of the opening (3 a} ) of the cover (3) to lock their upward movement with outwardly projecting strips (4) «, / 4.) Light according to claim 1 or 2 or 3, characterized in that the pivotable mounting the circuit board (4) in the cover (3) thereby causes it to have a downwardly directed rib (4) which extends in an upward direction open bearing channel (3) of the cover (3). 5.) Light according to claim 1 or, a; .ch 2 to 4, characterized in that the circuit board (4) has a recess (4 °) on its back for the push button (6 ^a ) of the switch (6). . 6o) lamp according to claim 1 or also 2 to 5, characterized in that the only loosely inserted into a hole (1) of the foot (1): switch supported by an inclined surface (5 ^a ) of the base plate (5) and at the same time on is prevented from twisting ... Purely the applicant: Patent attorney