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JPS6330081Y2
JPS6330081Y2 JP1982180270U JP18027082U JPS6330081Y2 JP S6330081 Y2 JPS6330081 Y2 JP S6330081Y2 JP 1982180270 U JP1982180270 U JP 1982180270U JP 18027082 U JP18027082 U JP 18027082U JP S6330081 Y2 JPS6330081 Y2 JP S6330081Y2
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【考案の詳細な説明】 本考案は、透光性管体内に複数個の発光体を所
定間隔で封じ込めて単位照明管とすると共に、所
望の長さに連結或は所望の形状に湾曲構成しうる
ようにした装飾性を有する照明管に関する。
[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention is a unit illumination tube by sealing a plurality of light emitting bodies at predetermined intervals within a translucent tube, and connecting them to a desired length or curving them into a desired shape. This invention relates to a lighting tube with a decorative effect.

建築空間を、その使用目的、雰囲気にマツチし
た照明形態をもつて構成することは、人間の活
動、生活の場を形成するための極めて重要な要件
である。特に装飾性、ムード性を重要視する場
所、たとえばホテル、レストラン、クラブ、劇場
等は勿論、一般家庭、オフイスにあつてもフロン
トホール、応接室等の照明は、単なる明るさを求
めるだけでなく、むしろ装飾性、ムード性が求め
られている。このような場所に適する照明として
は、たとえばシヤンデリア、ルーバー照明、小型
電球と特殊グローブとの組合せ等によるものが知
られているが、しかし、これらは主としてランプ
一個のワツト数も大きく、どちらかというとむし
ろ明るさを主体として考慮されたものと言える。
そこで、どちらかというと装飾性、ムード性を第
一義的にとらえ、照度はそれ程必要としない場所
の照明装置として、適宜な長さの硬質の透明なパ
イプ或はソリツド体中に小型の電球を適宜間隔を
保つて接続配設、或は埋設して、一単位のものを
一つの電球と見立て、それらを集合的に並設した
り、予め変形した形状としたものを取付ける等し
たものが、照明装置として取入れられるようにな
つてきた。
Configuring an architectural space with a lighting form that matches its purpose and atmosphere is an extremely important requirement for creating a place for human activity and living. In places where decorativeness and mood are particularly important, such as hotels, restaurants, clubs, theaters, etc., lighting in front halls, reception rooms, etc. of ordinary homes and offices is not just about brightness. Rather, decorativeness and mood are desired. For example, lighting suitable for such places is known, such as chandeliers, louver lighting, combinations of small light bulbs and special globes, etc. However, these mainly have large wattage per lamp, and are rather expensive. Rather, it can be said that the main consideration was brightness.
Therefore, as a lighting device for places where decoration and mood are the primary focus, and where a high level of illuminance is not required, we recommend using a hard transparent pipe of an appropriate length or a small light bulb inside a solid body. They are connected or buried at appropriate intervals, and one unit is treated as one light bulb, and they are collectively placed side by side, or a pre-deformed shape is attached. It has come to be used as a lighting device.

しかるに、従来のこのようなパイプ或はソリツ
ド体に電球を封入或は埋設して一単位とした照明
装置は、パイプ或はソリツド体がガラス或は硬質
プラスチツクによつて形成され、予め取付位置に
合せて製造時に一定の形状、長さにして製作され
るものであり、従つて、予め取付場所に合せた形
状、構成のものを注文製作しなければならないと
いう欠点があつた。
However, in conventional lighting devices in which a light bulb is sealed or buried in a pipe or solid body, the pipe or solid body is made of glass or hard plastic, and the light bulb is placed in the mounting position in advance. In addition, they are manufactured to a fixed shape and length during manufacturing, and therefore have the disadvantage that they must be custom-made in advance with a shape and configuration suited to the installation location.

而して、既製のものを使用しようという場合に
は、予め多種類のものを用意しておかなければな
らず、保管スペースを必要とするほか、長尺状に
構成するには、何らかのコネクターを介して結合
構成するか、単体のものを単に並べて連続状態に
見せるようにしなければならないが、いずれにし
ても連結部分が不連続状態となつて、全体として
断続した照明装置となつてしまい、装飾性の面か
ら極めて好ましくないものとなつてしまうという
欠点があつた。又、フレキシブルな長尺な透明性
合成樹脂管内に、小型電球を配設したものも知ら
れていが、この場合はむしろ長尺で一体に形成し
てあるため、管自体を折曲することによつて、内
部の電球の配線に無理が生じ、断線の恐れがある
という欠陥を有していると共に、適宜な長さの状
態にもなし得ない等の欠点があつた。
Therefore, when using ready-made products, it is necessary to prepare many types of products in advance, which requires storage space, and in order to construct a long product, it is necessary to use some kind of connector. It is necessary to connect them through a cable or simply line them up to make them appear continuous, but in either case, the connected parts become discontinuous and the whole becomes an intermittent lighting device, making it difficult to decorate. The drawback was that it became extremely undesirable from a sexual standpoint. It is also known that a small light bulb is placed inside a flexible long transparent synthetic resin tube, but in this case, it is rather long and integrally formed, so there is no need to bend the tube itself. As a result, the wiring of the light bulb inside the bulb is strained and there is a risk of breakage, which is a drawback, and the bulb cannot be made to an appropriate length.

本考案は上述各欠点に鑑み、透光性管体内に発
光体を封入すると共に、該管体の両端にそれぞれ
電気的接続部を有する連結部材を配して単位照明
管を構成し、それらを所望により連結構成、湾曲
構成して、全体(集合体)として装飾性のあるム
ード性を有した照明管を提供せんとするもので、
以下、図示した実施例に基き本考案をさらに詳述
する。
In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention consists of encapsulating a luminous body in a translucent tube, and arranging connecting members each having an electrical connection at both ends of the tube to form a unit illumination tube. The purpose is to provide a lighting tube that has a decorative mood as a whole (collection) by having a connected structure or a curved structure as desired.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in further detail based on the illustrated embodiments.

第1図は本考案に係る照明管の一実施例の中間
部を省略して示した斜視図、第2図は第1図実施
例の内部装置を分解し一部を断面とし中間部を省
略して示した斜視図、第3図は第1図実施例の中
間部を省略し左半部を断面として示した要部拡大
部分断面図、第4図は第1図実施例を連結した場
合の連結部の部分拡大断面図、第5図乃至第8図
は第1図実施例を適用したそれぞれ異なる応用照
明例の概略を示した説明図であるが、1は単位照
明管で、フレキシブルな透光性管体2に後述する
各内部装置が納められており、該管体2はたとえ
ば耐熱性、弾力性を有するポリカーボネート樹脂
等の可撓性材料により、直径10mm、長さ1mの直
管状に形成されている。3は管体2と同材質の透
光性を有するレセプタクルで、一方側には管体2
に嵌合して接着固定される嵌合部3aが形成さ
れ、又他方側には、後述するソケツトコンタクト
6が嵌合配設される一対の孔3baを形成した接
続部3bが、中央部に箱状をなしていると共に、
その両側には基部が一体的に固定され、自由端部
が弾性的に可撓となるようにした連結部材として
の係止片3c,3cがそれぞれ形成されている。
4は一対の電気的接続ピン4aが軸方向両側に突
出するようにしてインサート成形された、管体2
と同材質の透光性を有するプラグで、管体2に嵌
合して接着固定される嵌合部4bの内側軸方向に
は、ピン4aを隔絶する隔絶板4cが一体に形成
されている。5は管体2と同材質の透光性を有す
るガイドカバーで、内面にはレセプタクル3の係
止片3cが係合する係止段部5aを有すると共
に、接続部3b、係止片3cが回転方向を規制さ
れて嵌挿されうるように、突条部5bが形成され
て、プラグ4の外方側に接着固定され連結部材を
構成している。6は一対のソケツトコンタクト
で、ピン4aが挿脱されるジヤツク部6a、後述
する導線8の端部が圧着接続される圧着部6b、
レセプタクル3の孔3ba内に挿入後凹部3bbに
係止される係止片6cから成つている。7は一対
の良導体からなるテンシヨンスプリングで、各一
端はプラグ4のピン4aの内方側突出端に溶接に
よつて接合されている。8は一対の導線で、両端
部を除いて絶縁被覆されており、該両端部が各々
ソケツトコンタクト6及びスプリング7に、圧着
及び溶接によつて接合している。9は発光体とし
ての小形電球で、相互に直列に接続され、全体が
一対の導線間に接続されるように、両端の端子が
両導線に溶接によつて各々接続されている。さら
に、各電球9は一定間隔に配設され、かつこれら
の電球9のうち両端部の電球9が、レセプタクル
3とガイドカバー5が接着固定されたプラグ4と
を互いに嵌合させて管体2を連結した場合に上記
連結部を介した電球9の相互間隔が管体内部の電
球9の間隔と略一致するように配設されている。
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the lighting tube according to the present invention, with the middle part omitted; Fig. 2 is an exploded view of the internal device of the embodiment of Fig. 1, with a part of the internal device in cross section, and the middle part omitted. FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial sectional view of the main part of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 with the middle part omitted and the left half section is shown as a cross-section, and FIG. 4 is a case where the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is connected. FIGS. 5 to 8 are partially enlarged cross-sectional views of the connecting portion of FIG. Each internal device described later is housed in a translucent tube 2, and the tube 2 is made of a flexible material such as heat-resistant and elastic polycarbonate resin, and is shaped like a straight tube with a diameter of 10 mm and a length of 1 m. is formed. Reference numeral 3 denotes a translucent receptacle made of the same material as the tube body 2, with the tube body 2 on one side.
A connecting part 3b is formed on the other side and has a pair of holes 3ba in which socket contacts 6, which will be described later, are fitted and arranged. It has a box shape, and
On both sides thereof, locking pieces 3c, 3c are respectively formed as connecting members whose bases are integrally fixed and whose free ends are elastically flexible.
Reference numeral 4 denotes a tube body 2 which is insert-molded so that a pair of electrical connection pins 4a protrude from both sides in the axial direction.
The plug is made of the same material and has translucent properties, and a separating plate 4c is integrally formed in the inner axial direction of a fitting part 4b that is fitted and adhesively fixed to the tube body 2 to isolate the pin 4a. . Reference numeral 5 designates a light-transmitting guide cover made of the same material as the tube body 2, and has a locking step portion 5a on its inner surface with which the locking piece 3c of the receptacle 3 engages, and a connecting portion 3b and a locking piece 3c. A protrusion 5b is formed and fixed to the outer side of the plug 4 with adhesive so that the plug 4 can be inserted and fitted with its rotational direction being restricted, thereby forming a connecting member. Reference numeral 6 designates a pair of socket contacts, including a jack portion 6a into which the pin 4a is inserted and removed, a crimping portion 6b into which the end of a conducting wire 8 (to be described later) is crimped and connected;
It consists of a locking piece 6c that is locked in the recess 3bb after being inserted into the hole 3ba of the receptacle 3. Reference numeral 7 denotes a tension spring consisting of a pair of good conductors, each one end of which is joined to the inwardly protruding end of the pin 4a of the plug 4 by welding. Reference numeral 8 denotes a pair of conductive wires, which are coated with insulation except for both ends, and are joined to the socket contact 6 and the spring 7, respectively, by crimping and welding. Reference numeral 9 denotes small light bulbs as light emitters, which are connected in series with each other, and terminals at both ends are connected to both conductive wires by welding so that the whole is connected between a pair of conductive wires. Further, the light bulbs 9 are arranged at regular intervals, and the light bulbs 9 at both ends of the light bulbs 9 are connected to the tube body 2 by fitting the receptacle 3 and the plug 4 to which the guide cover 5 is adhesively fixed. When the bulbs 9 are connected, the spacing between the bulbs 9 via the connection portion is approximately equal to the spacing between the bulbs 9 inside the tube.

上述構成からなる単位照明管1の組立は、ま
ず、予めプラグ4、ガイドカバー5を接着固定
し、又ソケツトコンタクト6、スプリング7及び
電球9をそれぞれ導線8に接続して、スプリング
7の端部をプラグ4のピンに接続し、それを管体
2に嵌挿してプラグ4の嵌合部4bを管体2に接
着する。この時ソケツトコンタクト6の端部は、
管体2の端部から内側に引込んだ状態におかれる
ので、適宜に治具等を用いてソケツトコンタクト
6をスプリング7の弾性範囲内で引き出し、レセ
プタクル3の孔3ba内に嵌挿する。それによつ
て、ソケツトコンタクト6はその係止片6cが孔
3ba内の凹部3bbに係止されるので、ソケツト
コンタクト6の引出し力を解除することによつ
て、スプリング7の引張り力でレセプタクル3は
管体2方向に引き込まれ、嵌合部3aは管体2と
嵌合し、内部装置は管体2内に安定した状態で配
設されることになる。尚嵌合部3aと管体2は接
着剤で固定する。
To assemble the unit lighting tube 1 having the above-mentioned configuration, first, the plug 4 and the guide cover 5 are adhesively fixed in advance, the socket contact 6, the spring 7 and the light bulb 9 are respectively connected to the conductor wire 8, and the end of the spring 7 is connected. The fitting part 4b of the plug 4 is connected to the pin of the plug 4, which is fitted into the tube body 2, and the fitting part 4b of the plug 4 is bonded to the tube body 2. At this time, the end of the socket contact 6 is
Since it is retracted inward from the end of the tube body 2, use a suitable jig or the like to pull out the socket contact 6 within the elastic range of the spring 7, and insert it into the hole 3ba of the receptacle 3. . As a result, the locking piece 6c of the socket contact 6 is locked in the recess 3bb in the hole 3ba, so by releasing the pulling force of the socket contact 6, the receptacle is pulled out by the tensile force of the spring 7. 3 is pulled toward the tube body 2, the fitting portion 3a fits into the tube body 2, and the internal device is stably disposed within the tube body 2. The fitting portion 3a and the tube body 2 are fixed with adhesive.

斯くして構成された単位照明管1は、レセプタ
クル3を他の装置1のプラグに嵌挿することによ
つて、第4図に示す如く、レセプタクル3の係止
片3cが撓みながら嵌挿されて後、ガイドカバー
5の係止段部5aに弾力的に係止されるので、複
数の単位照明管1を容易に連結して一体長尺化す
ることができる。この際、ソケツトコンタクト6
にピン4aが挿入接続されるので、各管1の電球
9は、同時に電気的に接続されることになり、連
結部分を介した電球9の相互間隔も、他の間隔と
同一となる。又、管1の連結部分をなすレセプタ
クル3、プラグ4、及びガイドカバー5は、管体
2と同径に形成しておくことにより、連結長尺化
した場合にも、全体の径が同一となり、滑らかな
一本の管体で構成されたように一体感をなし、中
間には一切の凹凸部が排除される。このような連
結状態で内部の電球を点灯させた場合に、違和感
なく等間隔で連続した一連の小電球群として発光
することになる。又、管体2を湾曲して使用する
場合には、導線8が管体2の中心部からずれた位
置に配設されているので、湾曲によつて導線8に
は引張り或いは圧縮方向の力が作用することにな
るが、導線8はやや緊張状態のスプリング7を介
して張設してあるので、そのような作用はスプリ
ング7の伸縮によつて吸収され、導線及びその接
続部、他部材等への悪影響を与えることがなく、
支障を生じさせることがない。尚、内部配設した
小型電球9は、たとえば定格5V、0.6W程度のも
のを使用した場合、単位照明管1内に20個直列に
配設することによつて、商用電源100Vにそのま
ま接続することができる。この場合、単位照明管
1の長さは上述1mのものを使用するが、これよ
りも短尺の、たとえば30cmのものを使用する場合
には、小型電球9は定格18V、0.5W程度のもの
を使用すれば、上述1mものの場合と同様の配列
で、1個の装置1内に6個直列に配設することに
つて、同様に電源100Vにそのまま接続すること
ができ、又両者の電球9の発光量も略同一に揃え
ることができるので、相互に連結して使用するこ
とが可能である。上述の如き単位照明管1は、そ
の連結、湾曲の形態によつて各種の照明構成をと
り得るが、たとえば第5図乃至第8図の如き形態
をとることができる。第5図の場合には、本体1
0に対して単位照明管1を組合せ連結し、直線状
に立体的に整列配列してシヤンデリア風にしたも
のであり、第6図の場合には、本体11に対して
単位照明管1を弧状に湾曲せしめて配設し、ダウ
ンライトとしたもので、第7図の場合には、本体
12に対して単位照明管1を中心部に複数本直線
状に垂下せしめ、その周囲に円弧状に湾曲したも
のを放射状に配設してコンポーネントとしたもの
であり、さらに第8図の場合には、天井面、側壁
面等に直接的に単位照明管1をそのまま直線状
に、或はラウンド形に湾曲して連結配設したもの
である。
In the unit illumination tube 1 constructed in this way, when the receptacle 3 is inserted into the plug of another device 1, the locking piece 3c of the receptacle 3 is bent while being inserted as shown in FIG. After that, the guide cover 5 is elastically locked to the locking stepped portion 5a, so that a plurality of unit illumination tubes 1 can be easily connected to form a single, long unit. At this time, socket contact 6
Since the pins 4a are inserted and connected to the tubes 1, the bulbs 9 of each tube 1 are electrically connected at the same time, and the mutual spacing between the bulbs 9 via the connecting portions is also the same as the other spacings. In addition, by forming the receptacle 3, plug 4, and guide cover 5, which form the connecting parts of the pipe 1, to have the same diameter as the pipe body 2, the overall diameter will be the same even when the length of the connection is increased. , it has a sense of unity as if it were composed of a single smooth tube, and there are no uneven parts in the middle. When the internal light bulbs are turned on in such a connected state, they emit light as a series of small light bulbs arranged at equal intervals without any discomfort. Furthermore, when the tube body 2 is used in a curved manner, the conductor wire 8 is disposed at a position offset from the center of the tube body 2, so that the conductor wire 8 is subjected to a force in a tensile or compressive direction due to the bending. However, since the conductor 8 is stretched through the spring 7 which is in a slightly tensioned state, such an effect is absorbed by the expansion and contraction of the spring 7, and the conductor, its connection part, and other parts are without having any negative impact on
It will not cause any trouble. If the small light bulbs 9 installed inside are used, for example, with a rating of 5V and 0.6W, 20 of them can be connected in series within the unit lighting tube 1 to connect directly to the commercial power source of 100V. be able to. In this case, the length of the unit lighting tube 1 is 1 m as mentioned above, but if a shorter one, for example 30 cm, is used, the small light bulb 9 should have a rating of 18V and 0.5W. If used, six bulbs can be arranged in series in one device 1 in the same arrangement as the above-mentioned 1m bulb, and can be connected to a 100V power source in the same way, and both bulbs 9 can be connected as is. Since the amount of light emitted can be made substantially the same, it is possible to use them in conjunction with each other. The above-described unit illumination tube 1 can have various illumination configurations depending on its connection and curvature, and can take, for example, the configurations shown in FIGS. 5 to 8. In the case of Figure 5, the main body 1
6, the unit lighting tubes 1 are combined and connected to the main body 11 and arranged three-dimensionally in a straight line to create a chandelier style. In the case of FIG. In the case of Fig. 7, a plurality of unit lighting tubes 1 are hung in a straight line from the center of the main body 12, and around the unit lighting tubes 1 are arranged in an arc shape. In the case of Fig. 8, the unit lighting tube 1 is directly installed on the ceiling surface, side wall surface, etc. in a straight line or in a round shape. They are curved and connected.

ところで、このような各種の照明管を構成する
に際して、本体或は取付部と単位照明管1との結
合部及び端末部は、第9図乃至第11図で示す各
取付装置、キヤツプ等で処理する。
By the way, when configuring such various lighting tubes, the connecting portion and terminal portion between the main body or the mounting portion and the unit lighting tube 1 are processed using the respective mounting devices, caps, etc. shown in FIGS. 9 to 11. do.

第9図はソケツトレセプタクル13の一部を断
面とした正面図であり、本体等への取付部13に
対して、上記レセプタクル3と同様のレセプタク
ル13bが一体的に取付けられて形成されてお
り、内部に配設したコンタクト6′に配線用コー
ド14が接続されている。従つて、たとえば第5
〜7図の本体10,11,12の如き所定部分に
取付部13aを固定し、単位照明管1とプラグ4
部分を嵌合すれば、レセプタクル13の係止片1
3baが、単位照明管1のガイドカバー5の係止
段部5aと係合して、照明管1が係止されること
になる。
FIG. 9 is a partially sectional front view of the socket receptacle 13, in which a receptacle 13b similar to the receptacle 3 described above is integrally attached to the attachment portion 13 to the main body, etc. , a wiring cord 14 is connected to a contact 6' disposed inside. Therefore, for example, the fifth
- Fix the mounting part 13a to a predetermined part such as the main body 10, 11, 12 in Fig. 7, and attach the unit illumination tube 1 and plug 4.
When the parts are fitted, the locking piece 1 of the receptacle 13
3ba engages with the locking step portion 5a of the guide cover 5 of the unit illumination tube 1, and the illumination tube 1 is locked.

第10図はクロス部分の接続をなすユニオン1
5の手前側蓋体を取去つ状態の正面図であるが、
ユニオン本体部15aに、上記レセプタクル3と
同様の係止片15b等を有するレセプタクル15
c、上記ガイドカバー5及びプラグ4が一体に形
成されたものと同様の係合段部15dを有するプ
ラグブロツク15eが、それぞれ対向してクロス
状に一体に配設されており、各相互間は図示しな
いが本体部15aの内部中央部分で適宜に所定の
接続がなされている。従つて、所定部分に本体部
15aを固定し、単位照明管1のレセプタクル
3、プラグ4部分をそれぞれプラグブロツク15
c、レセプタクル15bに嵌合すれば、単位照明
管1は第8図に示す照明装置のクロス部分16の
如く、十字状にクロス接続されることになる。
Figure 10 shows union 1 that connects the cross section.
5 is a front view with the front side lid of No. 5 removed;
A receptacle 15 having a locking piece 15b similar to that of the receptacle 3 on the union main body 15a.
c. Plug blocks 15e having engaging step portions 15d similar to those in which the guide cover 5 and the plug 4 are integrally formed are integrally disposed in a cross-shape so as to face each other. Although not shown, a predetermined connection is appropriately made in the central portion of the interior of the main body portion 15a. Therefore, the main body portion 15a is fixed to a predetermined portion, and the receptacle 3 and plug 4 portions of the unit lighting tube 1 are respectively attached to the plug block 15.
c. When fitted into the receptacle 15b, the unit illumination tubes 1 are cross-connected in the shape of a cross, like the cross section 16 of the illumination device shown in FIG.

第11図は単位照明管1のレセプタクル3部分
に被嵌するエンドキヤツプ17の正面図である
が、一端が半球体17aをなし、他端側が上記ガ
イドカバー5と同様の係止段部17bを有するガ
イドカバー部17cから成つており、第5,7図
の如き垂下した単位照明管1等の端部のレセプタ
クル3部分に嵌合せしめる。
FIG. 11 is a front view of the end cap 17 that fits into the receptacle 3 portion of the unit illumination tube 1. One end has a hemispherical body 17a, and the other end has a locking stepped portion 17b similar to the guide cover 5. The guide cover portion 17c is fitted into the receptacle 3 portion at the end of the hanging unit illumination tube 1 etc. as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7.

尚、第9〜11図のレセプタクル13、ユニオ
ン15、エンドキヤツプ17は各々管体2と同様
の材質で形成するのが好ましい。又、各実施例に
おける係止片3c、13ba、15b及び係止段
部5a、15d、17bの係止面は軸と直角方向
に対してたとえば20〜30度の傾きをもつて形成し
ておくことにより、相互に嵌合係止せしめた場
合、所定の引張り荷重に対しても十分耐えられる
一方、交換、組替え等の場合に、所定の引はずし
力を与えることによつて、支障なく分離すること
も可能である。
It is preferable that the receptacle 13, union 15, and end cap 17 shown in FIGS. 9 to 11 be made of the same material as the tubular body 2. Further, the locking surfaces of the locking pieces 3c, 13ba, 15b and the locking steps 5a, 15d, 17b in each embodiment are formed with an inclination of, for example, 20 to 30 degrees with respect to the direction perpendicular to the axis. As a result, when they are fitted and locked together, they can sufficiently withstand a specified tensile load, but in the case of replacement or rearrangement, they can be separated without any problem by applying a specified tripping force. It is also possible.

而して、本考案は上述実施例に限定されるもの
ではなく、たとえば照明管は、その長さ、径、及
び断面形状は任意に設定できるものであり、透
明、半透明等の透光性を有していればよく、レセ
プタクル、プラグ等の連結部の構成も勿論他の形
態、管体と一体ものであつてもよく、係止構成も
外部側が可撓係止片によるもの、リング嵌合式の
もの等他の方式のものであつてもよいほか、管
体、発光体は着色されたものであつてもよく、発
光体は電球に限らず、発光ダイオード等他の発光
源でもよく、適用場所も屋内に限らず、屋外、水
中等にも設置可能であるのは勿論である。
However, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments. For example, the length, diameter, and cross-sectional shape of the lighting tube can be set arbitrarily, and the lighting tube can have translucency such as transparent or semi-transparent. Of course, the structure of the connecting part such as a receptacle or plug may also be in other forms or integrated with the pipe body, and the locking structure may include a flexible locking piece on the outside, a ring fitting, etc. In addition to being of other types such as a combination type, the tube body and the light emitting body may be colored, and the light emitting body is not limited to a light bulb, but may be another light source such as a light emitting diode. Of course, the applicable location is not limited to indoors, but can also be installed outdoors, underwater, etc.

以上のように本考案の照明管は、管内の発光体
が一定間隔毎に配設され、等間隔で連続した一連
の小発光体群として発光することになり、装飾
性・ムード性を十分に発揮することができる。
As described above, in the lighting tube of the present invention, the light-emitting bodies inside the tube are arranged at regular intervals, and the light is emitted as a series of small light-emitting bodies arranged at equal intervals. able to demonstrate.

上記照明管は、連結部材を管体と同径に形成し
ておくことにより、連結長尺化した場合に全体の
径が同一となり、滑らかな一本の管体で構成され
たように一体感をなし、中間において一切の凹凸
部が排除されたものとすることができる。
By forming the connecting member to have the same diameter as the tube body, the above lighting tube has the same overall diameter when connected to a longer length, giving a sense of unity as if it were made up of a single smooth tube body. , and all uneven portions can be eliminated in the middle.

上記照明管は、フレキシブルな透光性管体の両
端部の各連結部材に形成された一対の接続部が、
一部がテンシヨンスプリングとなつている導線で
互いに結線され、この一対の導線に上記発光体の
端子が接続された構成となつているため、管体を
湾曲して使用する場合には、導線が管体の中心部
からずれた位置に配設されているので、湾曲によ
つて導線には引張り或いは圧縮方向の力が作用す
ることになるが、導線はやや緊張状態のテンシヨ
ンスプリングを介して張設してあるので、そのよ
うな作用はテンシヨンスプリングの伸縮によつて
吸収され、導線及びその接続部、他部材等への悪
影響を与えることがなく、支障を生じさせること
がない、又、一対の導線間に跨がつて固着した発
光体は直列に接続してあるので、定格小型電球を
用いて、100V電源に直結することができる効果
も合わせ奏する。さらに、一部の発光体が断線、
損壊した場合でも、その部分の単体の照明管のみ
を容易に交換することができるので、少品種大量
生産に伴う製品コストの低廉化と共に、保守コス
トも低く押えられる等の大きな特徴がある。
The above-mentioned lighting tube has a pair of connecting portions formed on each connecting member at both ends of the flexible light-transmitting tube.
They are connected to each other by conductors, some of which are tension springs, and the terminals of the light emitting body are connected to this pair of conductors. Since the wire is located at a position offset from the center of the pipe body, a tensile or compressive force will be applied to the conductor due to the bending, but the conductor will be in a slightly tensioned state via a tension spring. Since the conductor is tensioned, such action is absorbed by the expansion and contraction of the tension spring, and there is no adverse effect on the conductor, its connections, other components, etc., and there is no problem. Furthermore, since the light emitters fixedly straddled between a pair of conductive wires are connected in series, it also has the advantage of being able to be directly connected to a 100V power source using a small rated light bulb. In addition, some light emitters were disconnected,
Even if it is damaged, only the individual light tube can be easily replaced, so it has great features such as lowering product costs due to mass production of small numbers of products, and also keeping maintenance costs low.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本考案に係る照明管の中間部を省略し
て示した一実施例の斜視図、第2図は第1図実施
例の内部装置を分解し一部を断面とし中間部を省
略して示した斜視図、第3図は第1図実施例の中
間部を省略し左半部を断面として示した要部拡大
部分断面図、第4図は第1図実施例を連結した場
合の連結部の部分拡大断面図、第5図乃至第8図
は第1図実施例を適用したそれぞれ異なる応用照
明例の概略を示した説明図、第9図はソケツトレ
セプタクルの一例の一部を断面とした正面図、第
10図はユニオンの一例の手前側蓋体を取去つた
状態の正面図、第11図はエンドキヤツプの一例
の正面図である。 1……単位照明管、2……管体、3……レセプ
タクル、4……プラグ、4a……ピン、6……ソ
ケツトコンタクト、8……導線、9……小型電
球。
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the lighting tube according to the present invention with the middle part omitted, and Fig. 2 shows an exploded internal device of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1, with a part of the internal device in cross section and the middle part omitted. FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial sectional view of the main part of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 with the middle part omitted and the left half section is shown as a cross-section, and FIG. 4 is a case where the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is connected. FIGS. 5 to 8 are explanatory diagrams schematically showing different examples of applied illumination to which the embodiment of FIG. 1 is applied, and FIG. 9 is a part of an example of a socket receptacle. FIG. 10 is a front view of an example of the union with the front cover removed, and FIG. 11 is a front view of an example of the end cap. 1... Unit illumination tube, 2... Tube body, 3... Receptacle, 4... Plug, 4a... Pin, 6... Socket contact, 8... Leading wire, 9... Small light bulb.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] フレキシブルな透光性管体の両端に、互いに嵌
合可能な一対の電気的接続部を有する連結部材が
それぞれ配設され、該両端の連結部材に形成され
た各一対の接続部は、一部がテンシヨンスプリン
グとなり両端部を除いて絶縁被覆された一対の導
線で互いに結線され、この一対の導線間に跨がつ
て複数個の発光体が一定間隔毎に固着され、該各
発光体は直列接続され、両端の発光体の端子がそ
れぞれ異なる導線の端部に接続された構成からな
る連結可能な照明管。
Connecting members each having a pair of electrical connection parts that can be fitted into each other are disposed at both ends of the flexible light-transmitting tube, and each pair of connection parts formed in the connection members at both ends partially becomes a tension spring and is connected to each other by a pair of conductive wires coated with insulation except for both ends, and a plurality of light emitting bodies are fixed at regular intervals across the pair of conductive wires, and each of the light emitting bodies is connected in series. A connectable lighting tube consisting of a structure in which the terminals of the light emitters at both ends are connected to the ends of different conducting wires.
JP18027082U 1982-11-29 1982-11-29 Connectable light tube Granted JPS5982903U (en)

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