JPS6125438Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] A. Industrial application field This invention relates to a Buddhist altar with an illumination that illuminates the inside of a zushi placed in the Buddhist altar.

B. Prior art and its problems A Buddhist altar with a light that brightly illuminates the interior of the altar has already been put into practical use (Utility Model Publication No. 8600/1983).

However, conventional Buddhist altars brightly illuminate the interior of the Buddhist altar with light bulbs, fluorescent lights, etc., and when storing a Zushi, which is an independent box, inside the Buddhist altar,
The drawback was that the interior of the zushi, where the important Gohonzon was enshrined, could not be brightly lit.

In addition, with conventional illuminated Buddhist altars, the color of the lighting that illuminates the interior of the Buddhist altar cannot be easily changed, and the illumination can only be illuminated in a single fixed state, allowing the user to change the illumination color as necessary. I couldn't do it.

C. Means to solve the problems of the conventional method Lighting is provided in the zushi which is housed in the Buddhist altar.

The lighting includes a slim-line fluorescent lamp whose overall shape is linear and has electrode pins protruding from the center of both ends, and a translucent light-shielding plate that blocks the light from the slim-line fluorescent lamp.

A translucent colored film is formed on the surface of the slimline fluorescent lamp to extend vertically, and furthermore, this translucent colored film is formed in different colors in the circumferential direction.

Further, the slimline fluorescent lamp is supported rotatably around electrode pins at both ends.

The light shielding plate is arranged at a position where the light emitted by the slim line fluorescent lamp passes through and illuminates the inside of the Buddhist altar's altar.

D Effect: The emitted light from the slim line fluorescent lamps placed inside the zushi of the Buddhist altar illuminates the zushi and the main image of the deity within the zushi with a unique light that is soft and dignified through the translucent light-shielding plate. . Slimline fluorescent lamps have a translucent colored film that extends vertically on the surface, and this translucent coloring is uniquely colored in the circumferential direction, and the overall shape is straight. shape, and electrode pins protrude from the center of both ends.
It is rotatably supported around this electrode pin, so when the slimline fluorescent lamp is rotated, the color that the slimline fluorescent lamp illuminates the translucent light shielding plate changes, and the light shielding plate illuminates the inside of the zushi. The colors and dignified atmosphere change.

E. Preferred Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

The Buddhist altar shown in Fig. 1 has a Zushi 1 housed inside, and on both sides of the Zushi 1 are built-in linear slim line fluorescent lamps 2 that extend vertically upward and downward. A translucent light shielding plate 3 is disposed inside the lamp 2.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 has a translucent colored sheet 4 adhered thereto, extending vertically. The colored sheet is, for example, a synthetic resin sheet colored orange, and is a translucent sheet material that becomes orange when light passes through it.

This colored sheet 4 is a slim line fluorescent lamp 2.
The surface of the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 is formed in a different color in the circumferential direction so that the emitted light color of the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 changes when the lamp is rotated. Therefore, when one colored sheet 4 is adhered to the surface of the slimline fluorescent lamp 2, its width is formed narrower than the circumference of the slimline fluorescent lamp 2, and a part of the slimline fluorescent lamp 2 is pasted. It is left vertically and glued to the surface.

Although not shown, it is also possible to adhere a plurality of colored sheets 4 of different colors to the surface of the slimline fluorescent lamp 2.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 has electrode pins 5 protruding from the center of both ends so that it can rotate 360 degrees. It is rotatably supported by a mounting base 6.

In addition to being rotatable 360 degrees, the slimline fluorescent lamp 2 has a small tube diameter, making it convenient to store in narrow spaces.

The light shielding plate 3 prevents the light from the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 from directly irradiating the inside of the Buddhist altar, that is, the light from the slim line fluorescent lamp 2 passes through it and illuminates the inside of the zushi 1.

Therefore, the light shielding plate 3, as shown in FIG.
It is installed in a position that blocks the storage section of the slimline fluorescent lamp 2. As the light shielding plate 3, a translucent plate made of frosted glass, patterned glass, synthetic resin, etc. can be used.
If necessary, a decorative pattern is applied to the surface.

F. Effect In this Buddhist altar, slim-line fluorescent lights placed inside the altar's zushi illuminate the zushi and the main image of the deity inside the zushi through a semi-transparent light-shielding plate, emitting a unique soft yet dignified light. In addition, slim line fluorescent lamps have a translucent colored film that extends vertically on the surface, and this translucent coloring is formed in different colors in the circumferential direction.
The overall shape is linear, and the electrode pins protrude from the center of both ends, and it is rotatably supported around the electrode pins, so you can easily rotate the slimline fluorescent lamp. can change the color that illuminates the translucent light-shielding plate, and the light-shielding plate can change the color that illuminates the inside of the zushi and the dignified and sublime atmosphere. Furthermore, since the emitted light of the slimline fluorescent lamp passes through the translucent light shielding plate and illuminates the interior of the kitchen, a unique translucent colored film is provided that extends vertically on the surface of the slimline fluorescent lamp. The boundary line between the different colors is not projected into the interior of the screen, and therefore, a colored film of different colors can be easily formed on the surface of the slimline fluorescent lamp by, for example, gluing a colored sheet. Using slim-line fluorescent lamps with colored layers that have sharp color boundaries, an excellent effect is achieved that illuminates the interior of the zushi with a soft and sublime atmosphere.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a horizontal sectional view of a Buddhist altar showing an embodiment of this invention, Figure 2 is a sectional view of a fluorescent lamp, Figure 3 is a front view of the fluorescent lamp, and Figure 4 is a side view showing how the fluorescent lamp is installed. It is a diagram. 1... Zushi, 2... Fluorescent light, 3... Light shielding plate, 4
... Colored sheet, 5 ... Electrode pin, 6 ... Mounting stand.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Utility Model Registration Claim] (1) Lighting is installed in a zushi housed in a Buddhist altar, and this lighting has a linear shape as a whole;
In addition, it is equipped with a slimline fluorescent lamp with electrode pins protruding from the center of both ends, and a translucent light shielding plate that blocks the light of this slimline fluorescent lamp. A light colored film is formed, and this light transmitting colored film is formed in different colors in the circumferential direction.Furthermore, this slim line fluorescent lamp rotates around the electrode pins at both ends. The light-shielding plate is placed at a position where the light emitted by the slim-line fluorescent lamp passes through and illuminates the inside of the Buddhist altar, and by rotating the slim-line fluorescent lamp, An illuminated Buddhist altar characterized by being configured so that the color of the irradiated light can be changed. (2) The illuminated Buddhist altar according to claim 1, wherein a colored sheet having a width narrower than the circumference of the fluorescent lamp is attached to the surface of the slim-line fluorescent lamp. (3) Scope of utility model registration claims where the light shielding plate is frosted glass, molded glass, or synthetic resin plate
The illuminated Buddhist altar described in (1).