TWM609533U - Solar searchlighting street lamp - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation provides a solar searchlight street light, which includes a support unit and a lighting unit. The supporting unit includes a lamp post, a first bracket disposed at the end of the lamp post, and a second bracket disposed at the middle section of the lamp post. The lighting unit includes a solar panel facing away from the lamp post and connected to the first bracket, a searchlight facing away from the lamp post and connected to the second bracket, and a battery electrically connected to the solar panel and the searchlight .

Description

Solar searchlight street light

This creation is about a solar searchlight street light, especially a solar searchlight street light that is placed at a fixed point and provides a searchlight function.

Searchlight is a kind of luminaire with clustering properties and can provide local high brightness. It is suitable for long-distance lighting, stage lighting, sea search or night road lighting and other occasions that require high illuminance. The power of such lighting fixtures is mostly 50W~150W or more. Due to their high power requirements, general searchlights are usually directly connected to an external power supply to supply power for their operation.

As mentioned above, searchlights require high-power power supply conditions, and the places and times where they can be used are limited to a certain extent. For example, if a portable diesel generator is used as the power source for a searchlight, the time it can provide lighting is not ideal due to the large power consumption. If the searchlight can be placed in the predetermined application place and stored by renewable energy such as solar energy, it is expected to overcome the shortcomings of the searchlight itself of high consumption and short use time. However, there is currently no suitable technical solution for applying renewable energy to searchlights, and there is a need to improve this problem.

The purpose of this creation is to solve the problem of using renewable energy for fixed-point searchlights in the prior art.

To achieve the above objective, this creation provides a solar searchlight street light, which includes a support unit and a lighting unit. The supporting unit includes a lamp post, a first bracket disposed at the end of the lamp post, and a second bracket disposed at the middle section of the lamp post. The lighting unit includes a solar panel facing away from the lamp post and connected to the first bracket, a searchlight facing away from the lamp post and connected to the second bracket, and a battery electrically connected to the solar panel and the searchlight .

Further, the searchlight includes a housing, and a light-emitting module accommodating in the housing and exposing a light-emitting surface, and the second bracket includes two extension sections pivotally connected to opposite sides of the housing, one connected to each An extension section away from the middle section of the light-emitting surface, and at least one locking member penetrating the middle section.

Further, the lamp post is cylindrical, and the second bracket includes a first half-arc section connected to the middle section by the fastener, and a second half-arc section connected to the first half-arc section and collectively surrounding the lamp post Arc.

Further, the searchlight includes a housing, and a light-emitting module accommodating in the housing and exposing a light-emitting surface. The second bracket includes a connecting section connected to the housing and away from the light-emitting surface. A pivoted section of a section, and a sleeve connected to an end of the pivotal section away from the connecting section.

Further, the lamp post includes a branch section that can be socketed by the sleeve, and the second bracket includes a locking member that penetrates the sleeve and is connected to the branch section.

Further, when the battery is configured to be charged by the solar panel, the power supply of the searchlight is stopped.

Further, the battery is configured to supply power to the searchlight when it stops being charged by the solar panel.

Furthermore, the first bracket includes a first pivot for adjusting the inclination angle of the solar panel.

Further, the light source of the searchlight is a light emitting diode array.

Further, the lighting unit includes a power line electrically connected to the solar panel and the battery.

Therefore, this creation has to preset the searchlight structure at a fixed point, and use solar panels to store electricity on the battery at sunrise and provide lighting at night. In addition, the first bracket and the second bracket of this creation can be used to adjust the angles of solar panels and searchlights, and can change the light receiving angle of solar panels according to different latitudes, or change the illumination direction of searchlights according to needs, and there are a wide range of Application Ability.

Here are a few preferred implementation aspects of the technical features and operation methods of this application, and they will be described in conjunction with the illustration below for review and reference. Furthermore, the drawings in this creation are not necessarily drawn according to the actual scale in order to facilitate the description, and the ratios in the drawings are not used to limit the scope of protection requested by this creation.

Regarding the technology of this creation, please refer to Figure 1. This creation provides a solar searchlight street light 100, which includes a support unit 10 and a lighting unit 20. In this creation, the solar searchlight street light 100 is used for fixed-point lighting, such as road surface, sea surface, outdoor courtyard lighting, etc. However, the above examples are only to more specifically illustrate the application method of this creation, and are not intended to limit the patent scope of this creation.

In more detail, the supporting unit 10 includes a lamp post 11, a first bracket 12 disposed at the end of the lamp post 11, and a second bracket 13 disposed at the middle section of the lamp post 11. The lighting unit 20 includes a solar panel 21 facing away from the lamp post 11 and connected to the first bracket 12, a searchlight 22 facing away from the lamp post 11 and connected to the second bracket 13, and an electrical connection to the The solar panel 21 and the battery of the searchlight 22 (not shown in the figure). When the battery is configured to be charged by the solar panel 21, the power supply of the searchlight 22 is stopped. In addition, the battery is configured to supply power to the searchlight 22 when it stops being charged by the solar panel 21. In this way, during the sunshine time, the battery can receive and store the electricity converted from the solar panel 21 by the photoelectric effect, and store electricity during the time when no lighting is needed. At night or in non-sunlight hours, the battery can supply power to the searchlight 22 to illuminate the designated area. . In this embodiment, the light source of the searchlight 22 is a light-emitting diode array. In addition, the lighting unit 20 includes a power line 23 electrically connected to the solar panel 21 and the battery to transmit power. However, to simplify the description, the power line 23 will be omitted in the following figures. With the above structure, the user can install the solar searchlight street light 100 in a specific place in this creation, and after the solar panel 21 converts light energy into electric energy, the technical solution of using renewable energy to supply power to the searchlight 22 can be realized.

In addition, the searchlight 22 includes a housing 221, and a light emitting module 223 accommodated in the housing 221 and exposing a light emitting surface 222. The second bracket 13 includes two pivotally connected opposite sides of the housing 221, respectively. The extension section 131 is connected to each extension section 131 and is away from the middle section 132 of the light emitting surface 222, and at least one locking member 133 passing through the middle section 132. Therefore, the user can adjust the inclination angle of the searchlight 22 to the ground as required by the pivoting structure of each extension 131 and the housing 221, and then adjust the searchlight 22 to the desired illumination angle. As shown in Figure 2, in addition to the cylindrical body, the solar searchlight street light 100 of this invention can also be installed on parallel walls, and can also achieve the purpose of adjusting the angle of inclination with the ground.

Please refer to Figures 3 to 4, and, in this embodiment, the lamp post 11 is cylindrical. In order to firmly connect the lamp to the arc surface, it is usually necessary to pre-drill the lamp post 11 However, this installation method must destroy the lamp post 11, which may be difficult to implement, so this creation provides another technical solution. The second bracket 13 includes a first half-arc section 134 connected to the middle section by the locking member 133, and a second half-arc section 135 connected to the first half-arc section 134 and encircling the lamp post 11 together. Therefore, the user can connect the middle section 132 and the first half-arc section 134 by the locking member 133 (such as screws, etc.) to indirectly connect the searchlight 22 to the cylindrical lamp post 11, by means of the second The half-arc section 134 and the second half-arc section 135 surround the shape of the lamp post 11 without pre-drilling the lamp post 11, which is easy to implement. In addition, the structure of the second bracket 13 can also be applied to the first bracket 12, and the solar panel 21 can be set at a different ground angle from the searchlight 22.

Also referring to Figs. 5 and 6, a part of the lamp post 11 has a branch section 111. Actually, V-shaped lamp posts, seagull lamp posts, etc. are all of this type. Another arrangement scheme is provided below. In this embodiment, the searchlight 22 includes a housing 221 and a light-emitting module 223 received in the housing 221 and exposing a light-emitting surface 222. The second bracket 13 includes a housing 221 connected to the housing 221 and away from the light-emitting module 223. The connecting section 136 of the light-emitting surface 222, a pivot section 137 connecting the connecting section 136, and a sleeve 138 connecting the pivot section 137 away from the end of the connecting section 136. In this embodiment, the pivoting section 137 may be constituted by a ratchet. One end of the ratchet is connected to the connecting section 136, and the other end is connected to the sleeve 138, so that the user can change the inclination of the sleeve 138 and the light-emitting surface 222 to achieve The effect of changing the lighting angle. In addition, the second bracket 13 is provided with a locking member 133 passing through the sleeve 138 and connected to the branch section 111. With the above structure, the user can sleeve the sleeve 138 to the branch section 111 and connect the two through the locking member 133. As shown in FIG. 7, an extension 139 extends from the outer edge of the sleeve 138 for the user to lock the solar searchlight street light 100 on parallel walls.

In addition, the first bracket 12 includes a first pivot 121 for adjusting the inclination angle of the solar panel 21. In this creation, the first pivot 121 is used to adjust the inclination angle between the solar panel 21 and the ground. Since the angle of the sun is different in different latitudes, the user can adjust the light-receiving surface of the solar panel 21 according to the latitude, so as to optimize the light-receiving effect.

In summary, this creation provides a technical solution for pre-positioning the solar searchlight street light 100 at a fixed point. The solar panel 21 can store electricity to the battery at sunrise time and provide lighting at night time. And the first pivot 121 adjusts the inclination angle of the solar panel 21 to the ground, and can change the light receiving angle of the solar panel 21 according to different latitudes. Furthermore, by changing the structure of the second bracket 13, the user can change the illumination direction of the searchlight 22 according to requirements, and can be joined to different positions such as a column or a parallel wall, so that the solar searchlight 100 of the present invention has a wide range of The application ability.

The content of this creation has been explained in detail above, but the above are only the preferred embodiments of this creation, and should not be used to limit the scope of implementation of this creation, that is, all equal changes and changes made in accordance with the scope of the patent application for this creation Modifications should still fall within the scope of the patent for this creation.

100: Solar searchlight street light 10: Support unit 11: Lamppost 111: branch segment 12: The first bracket 121: First Pivot 13: second bracket 131: Extension 132: middle section 133: lock firmware 134: The first half arc 135: second half arc 136: connection segment 137: Pivot section 138: Sleeve 139: Extension 20: lighting unit 21: Solar Panel 22: Searchlight 221: Shell 222: light-emitting surface 223: Light-emitting module 23: power lines

Figure 1: A three-dimensional view of the first implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 2: A schematic diagram of the usage status of the second implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 3: A three-dimensional view of the third implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 4: An exploded view of the third implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 5: An exploded view of the fourth implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 6: A three-dimensional view of the fourth implementation aspect of this creation. Figure 7: A schematic diagram of the use status of the fifth implementation aspect of this creation.

100: Solar searchlight street light

10: Support unit

11: Lamppost

13: second bracket

131: second pivot

20: lighting unit

21: Solar Panel

22: Searchlight

23: power lines

Claims (10)

A solar searchlight street light, including: A supporting unit including a lamp post, a first bracket arranged at the end of the lamp post, and a second bracket arranged at the middle section of the lamp post; and A lighting unit includes a solar panel facing away from the lamp post and connected to the first bracket, a searchlight facing away from the lamp post and connected to the second bracket, and an electrical connection between the solar panel and the searchlight battery. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein the searchlight comprises a housing, and a light emitting module housed in the housing and exposing a light emitting surface, and the second bracket comprises two pivotally connected to the housing The extension sections on opposite sides are connected to each extension section and away from the middle section of the light-emitting surface, and at least one locking member passing through the middle section. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 2, wherein the lamp post is cylindrical, and the second bracket includes a first half-arc section connected to the middle section by the locking member, and a first half-arc section connected to the first half-arc section And together surround the second half arc of the lamp post. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein the searchlight includes a housing, and a light-emitting module accommodated in the housing and exposing a light-emitting surface, and the second bracket includes a second bracket connected to the housing and away from the housing. The connecting section of the light-emitting surface, a pivot section connecting the connecting section, and a sleeve connecting the pivot section at an end away from the connecting section. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 4, wherein the lamp post includes a branch section that can be socketed by the sleeve, and the second bracket includes a locking member that penetrates the sleeve and is connected to the branch section . The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein when the battery is configured to be charged by the solar panel, stop supplying the searchlight power. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 6, wherein the battery is configured to supply power to the searchlight when the battery is stopped being charged by the solar panel. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein the first bracket includes a first pivot for adjusting the inclination angle of the solar panel. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein the light source of the searchlight is a light-emitting diode array. The solar searchlight street light according to claim 1, wherein the lighting unit includes a power line electrically connected to the solar panel and the battery.

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