JP2014067501A - Lighting fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lighting fixture where a holding structure of a heat radiator is simplified.SOLUTION: According to an embodiment of the invention, the lighting fixture includes: a heat radiator having a light source attachment part and a plurality of fins mounted on at least the back surface side of the light source attachment part; a light source attached to the light source attachment part of the heat radiator; and a heat-radiator attachment ring surrounding the periphery of the heat radiator. The plurality of fins includes: a plurality of first fins which extend in a height direction of the heat radiator; and a plurality of second fins the length of which in the height direction is shorter than that of the first fins. The second fins are supported on the heat radiator attachment ring surrounding the periphery of the heat radiator and extend to the upper part of the heat radiator attachment ring. The first fins extend to the upper part and the lower part of the heat radiator attachment ring. Continuous clearance is formed ranging from the upper part to the lower part of the heat radiator attachment ring among the plurality of first fins.

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a lighting fixture.

  In a lighting fixture provided with a radiator having a plurality of fins as an appliance main body, the radiator (the appliance main body) is attached to a ceiling or the like via a holding member. As a structure for holding the radiator with respect to the holding member, a structure in which the radiator is held by the holding member using a portion other than the fin is known.

JP 2011-216313 A JP 2010-3679 A

  Provided is a lighting fixture that has a simplified radiator holding structure.

  According to the embodiment, the lighting fixture includes a light source mounting portion, a radiator having at least a plurality of fins provided on the back side of the light source mounting portion, and a light source mounted on the light source mounting portion of the radiator. And a radiator mounting ring surrounding the radiator. The plurality of fins include a plurality of first fins extending in a height direction of the radiator and a plurality of second fins having a length in the height direction shorter than the first fin. The second fin is supported on the radiator mounting ring surrounding the radiator and extends above the radiator mounting ring. The first fin extends upward and downward of the radiator mounting ring, and a continuous gap is formed between the plurality of first fins from the lower side to the upper side of the radiator mounting ring. Yes.

  It is possible to reduce parts and improve workability.

The perspective view of the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The top view of the light source in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The expansion perspective view of the attachment structure of the light source with respect to the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The schematic cross section of the lighting fixture of embodiment. The bottom view of the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the insulating member shown in FIG. The perspective view of the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the heat radiator in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the holding member in the lighting fixture of embodiment. The perspective view of the holding member in the lighting fixture of embodiment.

  Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same element in each drawing.

Drawing 1 is a perspective view of lighting fixture 1 of an embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the luminaire 1 shown in FIG. 1 viewed from the lower surface side.

  The lighting fixture 1 of the embodiment includes a radiator 10, a light source 40 provided inside the radiator 10, and a holding member 80 that holds the radiator 10.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the radiator 10.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the radiator 10 as seen from the lower surface side.
FIG. 5 is a bottom view of the radiator 10.

  The radiator 10 is made of metal and also serves as a radiator. In the present specification, “metal” is not limited to pure metal, but also includes alloys. The radiator 10 is, for example, an aluminum die-cast molded body.

  The radiator 10 includes a light source housing portion 11 having a bowl-shaped container shape. As shown in FIG. 4, the light source accommodating portion 11 includes a cylindrical side wall portion 13 and a light source mounting portion 12 provided at the upper end portion of the side wall portion 13. An opening 98 (shown in FIG. 7) facing the light source mounting portion 12 is formed on the lower end side of the side wall portion 13, and a flange portion 14 is provided on the peripheral portion of the opening 98. The side wall part 13 is provided between the light source mounting part 12 and the edge part of the opening 98.

  A ring-shaped reflector support 15 is provided on the light source attachment 12 side of the opening 98 inside the side wall 13. A step is formed between the flange portion 14 and the reflector support portion 15.

  A plurality of first fins 16 are provided on the upper surface of the light source housing portion 11 (the back side of the light source mounting portion 12), which is the back surface of the light source mounting portion 12, and on the outer wall of the side wall portion 13. The first fins 16 extend in the height direction of the radiator 10 (Z direction in FIG. 3).

  The plurality of first fins 16 are arranged in the X direction orthogonal to the Z direction, and a gap 24 is formed between the first fins 16 adjacent in the X direction.

  A partition wall 20 extending in the X direction is provided on the upper surface of the light source housing 11. The first fins 16 extend in the Y direction perpendicular to the Z direction and the X direction with the partition wall 20 interposed therebetween.

  A step portion 19 is provided in the middle of each first fin 16 in the Z direction. The first fin 16 has a lower portion 16 b provided on the outer wall of the side wall portion 13 of the light source housing portion 11 and an upper portion 16 a provided on the upper surface of the light source housing portion 11. The step portion 19 is provided between the upper portion 16 a and the lower portion 16 b of the first fin 16. The lower portion 16b protrudes outward in the Y direction from the upper portion 16a. In the top view of the radiator 10, the plurality of step portions 19 are arranged on a circular locus.

  A second fin 17 is provided on the outer wall of the first fin 16 provided on the outermost side in the X direction. Two second fins 17 are provided at one end of the partition wall 20 in the X direction so as to be separated from each other in the Y direction, and two second fins 17 are also provided at the other end part of the partition wall 20 in the X direction. Is provided.

  The second fin 17 extends above the step portion 19 and does not extend below the step portion 19. Therefore, the length of the second fin 17 in the Z direction is shorter than the length of the first fin 16 in the Z direction.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, a screwing portion 18 is provided between the lower ends of the two second fins 17 adjacent in the Y direction. The second fins 17 and the screwing portions 18 protrude outward in the X direction from the side walls of the outermost first fins 16 in the X direction.

  A light source 40 is attached to the light source attachment portion 12 of the radiator 10 shown in FIG. 4 as shown in FIG.

  The light source 40 includes a substrate 41 made of ceramic and a plurality of light emitting elements 42 mounted on the substrate 41. The light emitting element 42 is, for example, an LED (Light Emitting Diode) element.

  For example, when a gallium nitride (GaN) compound semiconductor is used as the material of the active layer of the LED, short wavelength light having a wavelength of 500 nm or less can be obtained. However, the material of the active layer is not limited to the gallium nitride compound semiconductor.

  In addition to the LED, the light emitting element 42 is, for example, an organic light emitting diode (OLED), an inorganic electroluminescent light emitting element, an organic electroluminescent light emitting element, or the like. An electroluminescent light emitting element or the like can be used.

  The surface of the light emitting element 42 is covered with a phosphor layer 43. The phosphor layer 43 includes a resin layer and a plurality of particulate phosphors dispersed in the resin layer.

  The periphery of the mounting region of the light emitting element 42 is surrounded by a resin 44 such as silicone, and the phosphor layer 43 is supplied to the region surrounded by the resin 44. The phosphor layer 43 is supplied in a liquid state and then thermally cured. The spread of the liquid phosphor layer 43 is regulated by the resin 44.

  In the embodiment, for example, a combination of a light emitting element (LED) 42 that emits blue light and a phosphor layer 43 including a phosphor that absorbs the blue light (excitation light) and converts it into yellow light, 40 emits light such as white or light bulb color as a mixed color of blue light and yellow light. In addition, as a fluorescent substance, you may use the red fluorescent substance which emits red light, and the thing containing the green fluorescent substance which emits green light.

  The substrate 41 of the light source 40 is fixed to the light source mounting portion 12 of the radiator 10 by a metal spring member 50. As shown in FIG. 5, for example, the vicinity of the four corners of the substrate 41 is fixed to the light source mounting portion 12 by a metal spring member 50.

  FIG. 6 shows an enlarged perspective view of the attachment portion of the substrate 41 with respect to the light source attachment portion 12 by the metal spring member 50.

  The metal spring member 50 includes a screwing portion 51, a pair of protrusions 52 and 53 protruding from the screwing portion 51, and a plate spring portion 54 protruding from the screwing portion 51 between the pair of protrusions 52 and 53. Is formed in a metal plate shape provided integrally.

  The light source mounting portion 12 is provided with a rib 46 having a U-shaped planar shape, and a screwing portion 51 is accommodated inside the rib 46. The screwing portion 51 is fixed to the light source attachment portion 12 with a screw 55. The rib 46 functions as a detent for the screwing portion 51.

  The protruding length of one protruding portion 53 of the pair of protruding portions 52 and 53 is shorter than the protruding length of the other protruding portion 52. As shown in FIG. 5, at least the long protruding portion 52 of the pair of protruding portions 52 and 53 extends to a position overlapping the substrate 41.

  The leaf spring portion 54 is a leaf spring that is cantilevered by the screwing portion 51 and presses the substrate 41 against the light source attachment portion 12 by its urging force (elastic restoring force). The front end portion of the leaf spring portion 54 is hooked by a latching portion 45 provided on the substrate 41, and the position variation of the pressing portion of the leaf spring portion 54 with respect to the substrate 41 is restricted.

  Since one protrusion 53 of the pair of protrusions 52, 53 is shorter than the other protrusion 52, the leaf spring 54 is grasped with a finger or a tool, and the tip is inserted into the hook 54 to be hooked. Workability is good.

FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the inside of the light source housing 11 of the radiator 10.
FIG. 8 is a bottom view of the light source 40 as viewed from the light transmitting cover 75 side in FIG.

  The light emitting surface of the light source 40 (the surface on which the light emitting element 42 is mounted or the surface of the phosphor layer 43) is directed to the space surrounded by the side wall portion 13 of the light source housing portion 11. A reflector 61 is provided in the space.

  The reflector 61 is made of metal. The reflector 61 is made of, for example, aluminum that has been given a luster by buffing the surface and then alumite treatment (oxide film treatment).

  The reflector 61 includes a ring-shaped flange portion 62 and a cylindrical portion 63 protruding toward the light source 40 from the inner peripheral edge of the flange portion 62.

  The tip (upper end in FIG. 7) of the cylindrical portion 63 protrudes to the vicinity of the light emitting surface of the light source 40 (the region where the light emitting element 42 and the phosphor layer 43 are provided), and the light emitting surface of the light source 40 is It faces the space inside the cylinder part 63. The cylindrical portion 63 is separated from the light source 40 and is not in contact with the light source 40.

  A lighting opening 96 is formed on the light source 40 side of the tube portion 63, and a light projection opening 97 is formed on the flange portion 62 side of the tube portion 63. The daylighting opening 96 faces the light emitting surface of the light source 40, and the light projecting opening 97 faces the opening 98 at the lower end of the main body 10 through the translucent cover 75.

  The daylighting aperture 96 and the light projection aperture 97 are formed in a circular shape or a shape close to a circle with the centers thereof aligned with each other, and the area of the daylighting aperture 96 is smaller than the area of the light projection aperture 97. The cylindrical portion 63 expands from the daylighting opening 96 toward the light projecting opening 97, and a reflection surface 63a is formed on the inner wall surface thereof.

  A translucent cover 75 is provided below the reflector 61 and on the opening 98 side of the main body 10. The translucent cover 75 has transparency to the light emitted from the light source 40 and is made of glass. The translucent cover 75 is formed in a circular plate shape, and is separated from the reflector 61 below the reflector 61 and covers the internal space of the light source housing portion 13.

  The reflector 61 and the translucent cover 75 are attached to the radiator 10 while being held by a (single) insulating member 65 common to both.

  FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the insulating member 65.

  The insulating member 65 is made of a resin or rubber that has electrical insulation and is softer than the metal of the reflector 61 and the glass of the translucent cover 75. For example, the insulating member 65 is made of a material containing silicone as a main component.

  The insulating member 65 holds the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the outer edge portion of the translucent cover 75, and between the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the outer edge portion of the translucent cover 75, and the flange of the reflector 61. It is interposed between the part 62 and the reflector support part 15 of the radiator 10.

  The insulating member 65 has a first ring portion 66 interposed between the reflector support portion 15 of the radiator 10 and the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61. Furthermore, the insulating member 65 has a second ring portion 67 interposed between the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the outer edge portion of the translucent cover 75. Furthermore, the insulating member 65 has a third ring portion 68 that covers the outer edge portion of the light-transmitting cover 75 on the opposite side of the second ring portion 67. Further, the insulating member 65 is a side surface portion interposed between the side surface of the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the inner wall of the light source housing portion 11, and between the side surface of the translucent cover 75 and the inner wall of the light source housing portion 11. 69.

  An annular first groove 72 is formed between the first ring portion 66 and the second ring portion 67, and the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 is inserted into the first groove 72.

  An annular second groove 73 is formed between the second ring portion 67 and the third ring portion 68, and the outer edge portion of the translucent cover 75 is inserted into the second groove 73.

  A second groove 73 is formed under the first groove 72 with the second ring portion 67 interposed therebetween. The outer edge portion of the translucent cover 75 is overlapped under the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 with the second ring portion 67 interposed therebetween. The translucent cover 75 is spaced apart from and not in contact with the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61.

  A ring-shaped pressing member 76 is superimposed on the third ring portion 68 of the insulating member 65 and the lower end portion 56 of the radiator 10. The pressing member 76 is made of metal, and is screwed to the lower end portion 56 of the radiator 10 with a screw 77 shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the insulating member 65, the reflector 61 and the translucent cover 75 held by the insulating member 65 are sandwiched between the pressing member 76 and the reflector support 15 of the radiator 10, It is held with respect to the radiator 10.

  An insulating member 65 is interposed between the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the radiator 10, and the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 is not in contact with the radiator 10. Moreover, the cylindrical part 63 of the reflector 61 is separated from the radiator 10 and is not in contact therewith.

  The heat radiator 10 made of metal is grounded. The reflector 61 is not in contact with the radiator 10 and the light source 40 and is electrically floating.

  The light reflection function is mainly performed by the cylindrical portion 63 of the reflector 61. On the other hand, since the flange part 62 of the reflector 61 is a part supported with respect to the heat radiator 10, the distance with the heat radiator 10 becomes short compared with the cylinder part 63. FIG.

  According to the embodiment, the flange portion of the reflector 61 is realized with high reliability by configuring the reflector 61 with a metal having higher durability than the resin, not the resin that is liable to be deteriorated due to light absorption. By interposing an insulating member 65 between 62 and the radiator 10, a sufficient creepage distance between the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the radiator 10 (the surface of the insulator between the two conductive portions) The shortest distance along the line).

  Moreover, the translucent cover 75 can also avoid the malfunction by resin deterioration by using glass instead of resin. The glass translucent cover 75 may be damaged if it is brought into direct contact with the metal reflector 61. However, according to the embodiment, the insulating member 65 is connected to the flange portion 62 of the reflector 61 and the translucent cover 75. The glass translucent cover 75 is protected by being interposed between the two.

  The protection of the glass translucent cover 75 and the insulation between the reflector 61 and the radiator 10 are also used as one insulating member 65, so that an increase in the number of components can be suppressed. As a result, cost reduction can be achieved. Furthermore, the assembling property for attaching the insulating member 65, the reflector 61, and the light transmitting cover 75 to the radiator 10 can be improved.

  Further, according to the embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 7, the insulating member 65 further includes an extension portion 71 protruding from the first ring portion 66 toward the light source 40. The extension portion 71 is interposed between the side wall portion 13 of the radiator 10 and the cylindrical portion 63 of the reflector 61, and is formed in a ring shape or a cylindrical shape surrounding the cylindrical portion 63 of the reflector 61.

  In the cylindrical part 63 of the reflector 61, the lower part near the flange part 62 has a shorter distance to the side wall part 13 of the radiator 10 than the upper part on the light source 40 side. The extension portion 71 of the insulating member 65 is interposed between the lower portion of the cylindrical portion 63 and the radiator 10, whereby a creepage distance between the lower portion of the cylindrical portion 63 and the radiator 10 can be sufficiently ensured. .

  The extension portion 71 of the insulating member 65 is separated from the cylindrical portion 63 of the reflector 61 and is not in close contact with the cylindrical portion 63. For this reason, the insulating member 65 can be used universally for the reflector 61 having the cylindrical portion 63 of various sizes and shapes.

  Further, the extension 71 of the insulating member 65 is separated from the inner wall of the radiator 10 and is not in contact with the inner wall of the radiator 10. For this reason, when the ring-shaped insulating member 65 is inserted into the radiator 10, insertion workability is not lowered due to the extension portion 71 hitting the inner wall of the radiator 10.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the protruding length in the Y direction of some of the first fins 16 is made shorter than the other first fins 16 on the upper surface of the light source accommodating portion 11 of the radiator 10. A formed connector mounting space 23 is provided.

  The first fins 16 are located at both ends in the X direction of the connector mounting space 23 so as to partition the connector mounting space 23. The first fins 16 are located with the connector mounting space 23 sandwiched in the X direction. A through hole 22 is formed in the bottom surface 21 (upper surface of the light source housing portion 11) 21 of the connector mounting space 23.

  As shown in FIG. 10, a connector fixing bracket 110 is provided in the connector mounting space 23. The connector mounting bracket 110 is screwed to the first fin 16 with a screw 114.

  The space on the bottom surface side in the connector mounting space 23 is surrounded by the side plate portion 112 and the connector support plate 111 of the connector fixing bracket 110. An opening 113 is formed in the connector support plate 111.

  A connector (or terminal block) 116 is provided on the connector support plate 111 as shown in FIG. The connector 116 has a light source mounting portion 12 on the back side of the upper surface of the light source housing portion 11 by an opening 113 formed in the connector support plate 111 and a wiring cable passing through the through hole 22 formed in the upper surface of the light source housing portion 11. Is electrically connected to a light source 40 provided in the.

  The wiring insertion port of the connector 116 is directed upward in the height direction (Z direction) of the radiator 10. A cable guide 117 is attached to the connector fixing bracket 110.

  A wiring cable connected to a lighting unit provided separately from the lighting fixture 1 is passed from the upper side of the cable guide 117 to the lower side, and is inserted into the wiring insertion port of the connector 116 below the cable guide 117 as it is. The lighting unit and the light source 40 are electrically connected via the connector 116, and the output of the lighting unit is sent to the light source 40.

  After connecting the lighting unit wiring cable to the connector 116, the connector mounting space 23 is covered with a connector cover 115 shown in FIG. The connector cover 115 is screwed to the side plate portion 112 of the connector fixing bracket 110 with screws 141. The connector cover 115 protects the connection between the connector 116 and the wiring cable from dust and the like.

  A wiring cable connected to the connector 116 in the connector mounting space 23 inside the connector cover 115 is led out of the connector mounting space 23 through a notch 119 formed between the connector cover 115 and the connector fixing bracket 110. Further, the cable guide 118 provided on the upper surface of the connector cover 115 is passed through and connected to the lighting unit.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the wiring insertion port of the connector 116 is directed upward, and the wiring cable is further extended in the height direction of the radiator 10 by the guide of the cable guide 117 and pulled out above the radiator 10. . Further, the connector fixing metal fitting 110 and the connector 116 attached to the connector fixing metal fitting 110 are provided in the space 23 between the first fins 16 and do not protrude in the Y direction from the first fins 16.

  For this reason, when passing the radiator 10 inside the radiator mounting ring 81 to be described later, the connector 116 and the wiring cable are not disturbed, and the assembly workability is excellent.

  Next, the holding member 80 will be described.

  12 and 13 are perspective views of the holding member 80. FIG.

  The holding member 80 has a radiator mounting ring (hereinafter also simply referred to as a mounting ring) 81 to which the above-described radiator 10 is mounted.

  A rib 82 projecting downward is provided continuously along the circumferential direction of the mounting ring 81 at the outer peripheral edge of the mounting ring 81. The rib 82 increases the strength of the mounting ring 81.

  The attachment ring 81 is formed with a pair of notches 83 having an inner peripheral side opened. The pair of notches 83 are formed at positions that sandwich the center of the mounting ring 81 in the diametrical direction. In the notch 83, a U-shaped groove 84 that is continuously connected to the notch 83 is formed in the circumferential direction at one end in the circumferential direction of the mounting ring 81.

  An angle member 93 is provided above the attachment ring 81. A lower end portion of the angle member 93 is screwed to the attachment ring 81.

  A ring-shaped decorative frame 86 is provided below the attachment ring 81. The decorative frame 86 includes a cylindrical portion 87 that protrudes toward the mounting ring 81 from the inner peripheral edge.

  The attachment ring 81 and the decorative frame 86 are connected by two chassis 88. The two chassis 88 are provided at a position where the center of the mounting ring 81 is sandwiched in the diameter direction and a position where the center of the decorative frame 86 is sandwiched in the diameter direction. The attachment ring 81 and the decorative frame 86 overlap each other with their centers aligned and spaced apart from each other.

  The upper end portion of the chassis 88 is screwed to the lower surface of the mounting ring 81. The lower end portion of the chassis 88 is screwed to the tube portion 87 of the decorative frame 86.

  A cylindrical reflecting mirror 92 is attached to the inside of the decorative frame 86. A part of the upper end portion side of the reflecting mirror 92 protrudes upward (to the mounting ring 81 side) from the cylindrical portion 87 of the decorative frame 86, and a cylindrical mounting bracket 91 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the protruding portion of the reflecting mirror 92. Is attached. The reflecting mirror 92 and the mounting bracket 91 are detachable without being fixed to the decorative frame 86 and the chassis 88.

  A pair of couplings 90 are screwed to the outer wall of the mounting bracket 91, and a V-shaped spring 89 is coupled to each coupling 90. A pair of V-shaped springs 89 are provided at positions sandwiching the center of the decorative frame 86 in the diameter direction.

  Next, a method for attaching the radiator 10 to the holding member 80 will be described.

  The radiator 10 is moved relative to the holding member 80 in the axial direction of the attachment ring 81 and passed through the inside of the attachment ring 81. The radiator 10 is inserted into the inside of the decorative frame 86 and the inside of the reflecting mirror 92 from the upper end side of the fins 16 and 17.

  With the second fin 17 positioned in the notch 83 of the mounting ring 81, the radiator 10 is passed inside the mounting ring 81, and the second fin 17 is moved above the mounting ring 81.

  The radiator 10 passed through the inner side of the mounting ring 81 from the lower surface side of the mounting ring 81 is mounted by the stepped portion 19 formed in the middle of the first fin 16 in the height direction hitting the lower surface of the mounting ring 81. The upward movement with respect to the ring 81 is restricted. For this reason, the radiator 10 can be reliably positioned with respect to the holding member 80.

  Further, by using the step portion 19 formed on the first fin 16, it is not necessary to use another component for positioning the radiator 10 with respect to the holding member 80, and the cost can be reduced by reducing the number of components and simplifying the structure. I can plan.

  When the second fin 17 is moved above the attachment ring 81, the radiator 10 and the attachment ring 81 are relatively rotated in the circumferential direction of the attachment ring 81, and screwed at the lower end portion of the second fin 17. The part 18 is moved to a support position on the mounting ring 81 that is out of the notch 83.

  Specifically, the screwing portion 18 of the second fin 17 is moved from the notch 83 in the attachment ring 81 to a position where the U-shaped groove 84 is formed. The second fin 17 is supported on the peripheral portion of the U-shaped groove 84 in the attachment ring 81 and extends above the attachment ring 81.

  The lower end portion 18 of the second fin 17 is fixed to the attachment ring 81 with screws. The screw 142 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 passes through the U-shaped groove 84 of the mounting ring 81 from the lower surface side of the mounting ring 81 and is coupled to the screw hole formed in the screwing portion 18 of the second fin 17. Is done. As shown in FIG. 1, the shaft portion of the screw 142 projects into the space between the second fins 17. A washer is interposed between the head of the screw 142 and the lower surface of the mounting ring 81.

  The pressing member 76 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 screwed to the lower end portion of the radiator 10 is opposed to the upper end of the reflecting mirror 92 of the holding member 80 and the upper end of the mounting bracket 91 with a slight gap. The translucent cover 75 faces the space inside the reflecting mirror 92 above the upper end of the reflecting mirror 92.

  The light emitted from the light source 40 is subjected to light distribution control by the reflector 61, the translucent cover 75, and the reflecting mirror 92, and is emitted to the outside below the decorative frame 86.

  According to the embodiment, the function of fixing the radiator 10 to the mounting ring 81 is also provided to the second fin 17 that performs the heat dissipation function. For this reason, it is possible to perform an efficient design without waste, and it is possible to reduce the number of parts, thereby reducing the size, weight, and cost.

  The first fins 16 that are longer in the height direction (Z direction) than the second fins 17 extend above and below the attachment ring 81. A continuous gap 24 is formed between the plurality of first fins 16 from below to above the attachment ring 81. Therefore, the convection of air along the Z direction of the first fin 16 is not hindered by the mounting ring 81, and the function of the radiator 10 as a radiator can be sufficiently exhibited.

  The holding member 80 holding the radiator 10 can be attached to a lighting fixture attachment target such as a ceiling via an angle member 93, for example. The bolt suspended from the ceiling is passed through the through hole 94 of the angle member 93, and a nut is coupled to the bolt protruding to the lower surface side of the angle member 93.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the chassis 88 has two slits 88a. The two slits 88 a extend in the direction connecting the attachment ring 81 and the decorative frame 86. A U-shaped groove 88b protruding in the width direction of the slit 88a is formed on the mounting ring 81 side of the slit 88a. Of the two slits 88a, the U-shaped groove 88b formed in one slit 88a protrudes in a direction away from the other slit 88a.

  A mounting bracket (not shown) is inserted into the slit 88a so as to be movable up and down, and the mounting bracket is hooked on the U-shaped groove 88b, thereby restricting the upward movement of the mounting bracket. The lighting fixture 1 is hold | maintained with respect to a ceiling because the mounting bracket by which the movement to the upper direction was controlled hold | suppressed the ceiling.

  A pair of arms 89a of the V-shaped spring 89 are compressed in a direction approaching each other and engaged with a notch 95 formed in the flange portion 14 at the lower end of the main body 10 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 1 shows a state in which the arm 89 a of the V-shaped spring 89 is engaged with the notch 95 of the main body 10. After the arm 89a is engaged with the notch 95 and then the force that has compressed the arm 89a is released, the pair of arms 89a expands due to the elastic restoring force.

  As the pair of arms 89 a expand, the V-shaped spring 89 moves upward with respect to the main body 10, and the vicinity of the base of the arm 89 a engages with the notch 95. That is, the force that the arm 89 a spreads becomes a force that pushes up the V-shaped spring 89 with respect to the main body 10, and the reflecting mirror 92 connected to the V-shaped spring 89 fits inside the decorative frame 86. The mounting bracket 91 and the reflecting mirror 92 mounted on the mounting bracket 91 are supported with respect to the main body 10 via the V-shaped spring 89.

  Since the mounting ring 81 is located approximately in the middle of the radiator 10 in the height direction and the V-shaped spring 89 is exposed below the mounting ring 81, the mounting ring 81 does not interfere with the operation of the V-shaped spring 89. .

  Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Lighting fixture, 10 ... Radiator, 12 ... Light source attachment part, 15 ... Reflector holding | maintenance part, 16 ... 1st fin, 17 ... 2nd fin, 19 ... Step part, 40 ... Light source, 41 ... Board | substrate, 42 ... light emitting element, 43 ... phosphor layer, 61 ... reflector, 62 ... flange part, 63 ... cylinder part, 65 ... insulating member, 66 ... first ring part, 67 ... second ring part, 68 ... first 3 ring parts, 71 ... extension part, 75,75 '... light-transmitting cover, 76 ... pressing member, 80 ... holding member, 81 ... mounting ring, 83 ... notch

Claims (5)

A radiator having a light source mounting portion and a plurality of fins provided at least on the back side of the light source mounting portion;
A light source attached to the light source attachment portion of the radiator;
A radiator mounting ring surrounding the radiator;
With
The plurality of fins includes a plurality of first fins extending in a height direction of the radiator, and a plurality of second fins having a length in the height direction shorter than the first fin. ,
The second fin is supported on the radiator mounting ring surrounding the radiator and extends above the radiator mounting ring;
The first fin extends upward and downward of the radiator mounting ring, and a continuous gap is formed between the plurality of first fins from the lower side to the upper side of the radiator mounting ring. Lighting equipment. The radiator mounting ring is formed with a notch that is open on the inner periphery side,
When the second fin is positioned in the notch, the radiator is passed inside the radiator mounting ring, and the second fin is moved above the radiator mounting ring, the heat dissipation The radiator and the radiator mounting ring are rotated relative to each other in the circumferential direction of the radiator mounting ring, and the second fin is moved to a support position on the radiator mounting ring that is removed from the notch. Item 1. A lighting apparatus according to item 1. A step is provided in the middle of the height direction of the plurality of first fins,
The radiator that is passed from the lower surface side of the radiator mounting ring to the inside of the radiator mounting ring has the stepped portion that contacts the lower surface of the radiator mounting ring, and the upper portion of the radiator mounting ring moves upward. The lighting fixture of Claim 1 or 2 to be controlled.   The connector electrically connected with the said light source is provided on the upper surface of the back side of the said light source attaching part, The said connector has orientated the insertion port of external wiring upwards. The luminaire described.   The lighting fixture according to claim 4, wherein the connector is provided in a space sandwiched between the first fins.