ES1172933U - Modular luminaire for lighting pedestrian routes flanked by walls or parapets (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or parapets (3) characterized in that it comprises, at least, a closed profile (4, 4a) comprising: - a rear portion (5) comprising means for fixing to the wall or parapet (3), - an anterior portion (6) with at least one inclined section (6b) downwards, - means for supporting a light source (7) arranged inside the profile (4, 4a), and - a longitudinal opening (8) for the output of the light beam (9) generated by the light source (7) provided in the anterior portion (6). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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11/29/2016

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—II AR for LIGHTING OF PEDESTRIAL ITINERARIES

FLANKED BY WALLS OR PRETILES

DESCRIPTION

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Object of the Invention

The present invention relates to a modular luminaire for lighting pedestrian itineraries flanked by walls or prets.

Background of the invention

At present, the lighting of pedestrian itineraries is carried out either by overhead luminaires, when there is a roof or a superior structure, or by street lamps or baculos to arrange the

In some cases these itineraries are flanked by walls or pretables, for example in pedestrian streets, bridges, etc., especially in old towns, where these architectural elements are historical, often in stone or masonry, and elements such as lampposts or baculos without affecting the patrimonial value, or hinder the traffic in the case of narrow street itineraries. In addition, the overhead or overhead arrangement of luminaires in this case can impair the perception of the whole, when what is really needed is to illuminate at ground level or a piano at a maximum height of the ground, so that pedestrians can appreciate the firm and its possible 2 5 irregularities to avoid tripping.

Another drawback of the illumination currently usable by points of light, is to achieve a good uniformity of the illumination, since the points furthest between two luminaires always receive less illuminance. In addition, it is necessary to achieve good weather resistance that cannot be achieved with other types of indoor luminaires.

Description of the invention

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The modular luminaire of the invention serves in an optimal way to illuminate itineraries

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pedestrians flanked by walls or walls, with minimal involvement of these architectural elements, making the illumination at ground level or close to the ground, and also achieving a perfect uniformity, adaptation to the length of the itinerary, and also achieving a remarkable ornamental effect.

According to the invention, the luminaire comprises, at least, a closed profile for protection against tampering and / or environmental agents or the weather, and comprising:

-a rear portion comprising means of fixing to the wall or parapet,

-a previous portion with at least one section tilted down,

-a means of sustaining a light source arranged inside the profile, and -a longitudinal opening of the light beam generated by the light source, provided in the anterior portion to illuminate the ground without dazzling.

In this way the closed profile is protecting the light source from undue manipulation and / or atmospheric agents, the fixing means to the wall or shelf allow the support in these, without occupying additional spaces such as lampposts or baculos, while the beam light generated by the light source goes outside directed downwards through the opening, being arranged it is in a section of the profile directed downwards, optimally illuminating the floor and avoiding the superior dispersion of light and light pollution; In addition, the use of a longitudinal light source, such as the current LED strips, and the longitudinal configuration of the light beam exit opening, illuminate the entire length of the luminaire, so that luminaires are arranged consecutively along the itinerary you get a perfectly homogeneous illumination of it.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1.- It shows a view of a pedestrian itinerary with side screens illuminated by the luminaire of the invention.

Figure 2.- It shows a partial front view of one of the screens, with the luminaire placed.

Figure 3.- Shows a detail in section of a parapet with the luminaire placed and the lighting it produces.

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Figure 4 - Shows a detailed view of a profile of the luminaire of the invention.

Figures 5 and 6 - They show individual views in detail section of the luminaire of the invention, in a variant with diffuser and another without diffuser

Figures 7 and 8 - They show two views of an embodiment of a terminal for the luminaire of the invention.

Description of the Preferred Embodiment Form

The modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or pretables (3) of the invention comprises, at least, a closed profile (4, 4a) for protection against tampering and / or environmental agents, and which includes:

-a rear portion (5) comprising means for fixing to the wall or parapet (3),

-a previous portion (6) with at least one section inclined (6b) down,

-a means of supporting a light source (7) (LED) arranged inside the profile (4, 4a), and

-a longitudinal opening (8) of the light beam exit (9) generated by the light source (7), provided in the previous portion (6), to illuminate the floor of the pedestrian itinerary (2) without dazzling.

The light source (7) comprises, at least, one LED diode strip, so that a homogeneous linear illumination is achieved, and also allows splicing various strips belonging to various luminaires (1) similarly spliced together, sharing a single power supply. .

The rear portion (5) preferably comprises (see figs 5 and 6) first vertical sections (5a) and / or first inclined sections (5b) to adapt to the form of vertical, inclined or mixed walls or prets (3) and to be able to attach bone to them, with minimal involvement of these architectural elements. On the other hand, the previous portion (6) comprises second vertical sections (6a) as well as the second or second sections inclined (6b) downwards. In general, all sections (5a, 5b, 6a, 6b) can be straight or curved.

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In the most preferred embodiment of the invention, shown in the figures, the profiles (4, 4a) comprise a rhomboid section with a posterior portion (5) with a first lower vertical section (5a) and an upwardly inclined first section (5b) upper, and an anterior portion (6) with a second upper vertical section (6a) and a second lower inclined section (6b). This configuration allows to be attached without highlighting under the head (30) or upper widening of a Roman bridge (3) parapet (see fig 3). Said rhomboid section preferably has rounded vertices (10) to avoid accidental cuts.

The fixing means to the wall or parapet (3) comprise holes (11) for the passage of screws (12) or fixing studs to said wall or parapet (3) (through the corresponding studs - not shown, preferably metallic). it achieves a robust fixation and with minimal affectation of the parapet (3).

The means for supporting the light source (7) comprise anchors (14) (for example screw coupling threads, glued, or fastening flanges of the base of the LED strips) that are ideally arranged in heels ( 15) inclined facing the longitudinal opening (8) to achieve an optimal direction of the luminous flux towards the opening (8), improving performance. In addition, to finish off or close the gaps of the end modules of a configurative alignment of a luminaire (1), the invention has provided the provision of termini (16) for the end profiles (4a) (see fig. 2), which comprise an extreme closed portion (17).

For joining or fitting between consecutive profiles (4, 4a) and / or between extreme profiles (4a) and terminations (16), the provision of tongue and groove between said elements is also provided. Said tongue and grooves comprise, for example, bars, and / or plates, and / or flanges (18a) that fit into recesses (18b) of the adjacent profile (4, 4a) or terminal (16).

The optional disposition of a diffuser (19) (see fig 5) transparent and / or translucent protection in the outlet (8) of the light beam exit (9) is also provided. Said diffuser (19) for example may be methacrylate, glass, etc. The diffuser (19) preferably has a laminar shape, ideally comprising internal grooves (20) in the profiles (4, 4a) for insertion and support of said diffuser (19) Said internal grooves (20) are for example configured between the walls interiors of each profile (4, 4a) and plates (21) fixed internally thereto.

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Finally, indicate that the profiles (4, 4a) and / or terminals (16) are materialized in materials such as metals (shot blasting steel for example), plastics and / or wood.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, and since the description made corresponds only to an example of preferred embodiment of the invention, it will be understood that within its essentiality multiple variations of detail may be introduced, also protected, that could affect the shape, size or the materials of manufacture of the assembly or of its parts, without this entailing any alteration of the invention as a whole, delimited only by the claims provided in the following.

Claims (15)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 1-Modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) characterized in that it comprises, at least, a closed profile (4, 4a) comprising: -a rear portion (5) comprising means for fixing to the wall or parapet (3), -a previous portion (6) with, a! less, an inclined section (6b) down, -a means of sustaining a light source (7) arranged inside the profile (4, 4a), and -a longitudinal opening (8) of the light beam output (9) generated by the light source (7), provided in the anterior portion (6). 2 -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or walls (3) according to claim 1 characterized in that the light source (7) comprises at least one LED diode strip. 3. -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or walls (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the rear portion (5) comprises first vertical sections (5a) and / or first sections inclined (5b) to adapt to the form of vertical walls, or slats (3), inclined or mixed and to be attached to them. 4. -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or pretables (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the previous portion (6), comprises second vertical sections (6a) and, at least , a second section inclined (6b) down. 5. - Modular lighting (1) for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) according to any of claims 3 or 4 characterized in that the profiles (4, 4a) comprise rhomboid section with a rear portion (5 ) with a first lower vertical section (5a) and a first section inclined (5b) upwards, and an anterior portion (6) with a second upper vertical section (6a) and a second lower inclined section (6b). 5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 6. -Light (1) modular for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or pretables (3) according to claim 5 characterized in that the rhomboid section has rounded vertices (10). 7. - Modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the means for fixing to the wall or parapet (3) include orifices (11) of screws (12) or fixing studs to said wall or parapet (3). 8. - Modular lighting (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the means of support of the light source (7) comprise anchors (14) . 9. -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) according to claim 8 characterized in that the anchors (14) are arranged in inclined heels (15) facing the opening (8) ) longitudinal. 10. - Modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or prets (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that it comprises terminals (16) for end profiles (4a), which comprise a portion extreme closed (17). 11. - Modular lighting (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or walls (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that it comprises tongue and groove fittings between consecutive profiles (4, 4a) and / or between profiles ends (4a) and terminates (16). 12. -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or pretables (3) according to claim 11 characterized in that the tongue and groove comprises bars, and / or plates, and / or flanges (18a) fit into recesses ( 18b) of the profile (4, 4a) or adjacent terminal (16). 13.-Modular luminaire (1) for lighting pedestrian itineraries (2) flanked by walls or pretables (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that 7 It comprises a transparent and / or translucent protection diffuser (19) disposed in the opening (8) of the light beam outlet (9). 14. -Luminary (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls 5 or prets (3) according to claim 13 characterized in that the diffuser (19) is shaped laminate, comprising internal grooves (20) in the profiles (4, 4a) for insertion and support of said diffuser (19). 15. -Light (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls 10 or pretables (3) according to claim 14 characterized in that the inner grooves (20) are they are configured between the inner walls of each profile (4, 4a) and some plates (21) fixed internally thereto. 16. -Light (1) modular for lighting pedestrian routes (2) flanked by walls 15 or prets (3) according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the Profiles (4, 4a) and / or termintes (16) are materialized in metals, plastics and / or wood.