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- the present invention is directed toward improved construction for lighting fixtures of the type known in the art as spotlights used to illuminate shop window displays or for other suitable purposes where it is desirable to use spotlights.
- One of the objects or the present invention is to provide in a spotlight of the character described novel means for easily and quickly attaching or detaching a light concentrating louvre thereto for the purpose of replacing the same or gaining access to the bulb or socket within or for any other desired purpose.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide in a spotlight of the character described novel means for removably mounting a light concentrating louvre thereon, the said mounting means being so constructed and arranged as to additionally removably support a color projecting disc or screen.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide spotlights of the character described which shall be of simple and sturdy construction; which are economical to produce; which are simple and easy to manipulate and use and which possess many other advantages and superiorities.
- Fig. i is an elevational view, partly in section, of a spotlight constructed and arranged in accordance with the present invention
- Fig. 2 is a bottom view thereof
- Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 9-3 of Fig. 1, but of smaller size;
- Fig. 4- is an elevational view of the louvre and mounting means therefor, shown as detached from the spotlight and with the color screen also in detached position from the mounting.
- a spotlight it constructed and arranged in accordance with my invention and which may comprise a reflector or casing it, which may be of any conventional material design and shape, such as, for example the ovoid shape shown, and which is provided with a conventional socket l2 adapted to receive a lamp id therein.
- a suitable cable 55 is provided to furnish electric current from a source oi supply (not shown) in accordance with my invention, the wall surrounding the light outlet opening (it) of the caslng is provided with an inturned flange ll, which may be continuous with the edge of the opening, as shown.
- a louvre which may be of any desired type comprising a plurality of concentric bafiles I9, 20 and 2! maintained in spaced relationship by a plurality of radially disposed ribs 22 and 23 welded or otherwise suitably joined to form aunitary louvre structure.
- of the louvre i8 is provided with a plurality of circumferentially spaced, horizontally disposed lugs or tabs 25, which may be at least three in number, as illustrated, and may if desired be formed in tegrally with the upper edge of the said outermost baflle 2
- Each of the said lugs 25 is provided with an aperture 26.
- the following means are provided ⁇ or readily and quickly removably attaching the lh ivre to the casing ll.
- I provide supporting elements, generally designated as 30, each being preferably formed from a strip of leaf spring material bent in such manner as to have a flat central portion 32, adapted to rest on the tab 25, and provided with an aperture 33 adapted to register with the aperture 26 and by means of which it may be secured to the said tab 25 by a bolt 34 passing through the registering apertures 33 and 26 and held in rigid attachment by a nut 35.
- the supporting element 30 further comprises a depending portion 36, which is slightly outwardly inclined and which is provided with an outwardly projecting flange 31 adjacent the free end thereof.
- each depending portion 36 of the supporting elements with an outward bulge 38, so disposed as to snap into position adjacent the inner surface of the flange 31, as clearly shown in Fig. l of the drawings.
- each of the supporting elements 30 may also be provided with an integral upper portion 40 preferably bent into an S-shape, and extending from the central portion 32, the lower inwardly concaved portion dl of which is designed to serve as a seat forthe edge of a translucent disc 63 which may be a vention are achieved, and which is well adapted to meet the conditions of practical use.
- a spotlight of the character described comprising a reflector casing having an opening, said opening having an inturned flange, a louvre removably arranged in said opening, said louvre comprising a plurality of concentric baflies, the outermost of said bailles having a plurality of spaced, outwardly extending tabs, a mounting element secured to each of said tabs, said mounting element comprising a depending spring member and an upwardly extending spring member, said depending spring member pressing outwardly and having an outwardly turned flange and an outwardly pressed projection above said outwardly turned flange adapted to receive the said inturned flange of the said casing between them, said upwardly extending spring member having a curved portion adapted to removably resiliently receive therein the edge of a disc.
- a spotlight or the character described comprising a reflector casing having an opening, said opening having an inturned flange, a louvre removably arranged in said opening, said louvre having a plurality 0'! spaced mounting elements secured to the periphery thereof, each of said elements including a depending outwardly pressmade or the above invention, and as various wardly pressed projection above said outwardly bent flange forming a seat between them for the said intumed flange of said casing.
- said upwardly extending spring portion having a curve formed therein adapted to removably receive and seat the edge of a disc.
- a spotlight of the character described comprising a reflector casing having an opening, a ring member mounted in said reflector opening, said ring member having at least three mounting elementssecured thereto adjacent the periphery thereof, in triangular spaced relationship, each of said mounting elements including a depending, outwardly pressing spring member and an upwardly extending inwardly pressing spring member, said depending spring members frictionally engaging the edge of the said reflector opening and said upwardly extending spring portions frictionally engaging the edge of a disc.
- the said mounting elements each comprises a central flat portion integral with and interconnecting ing spring portion and an upwardly extending spring portion, said depending spring portion having an outwardly bent flange and an outsaid depending spring member and said upwardly extending spring member and in which said central flat portion overlies and is directly secured to a corresponding tab.
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March 9, 1948. H. DL 2,437,522
SPOTLIGHT Filed Sept. 28, 1946 12,11 V4'IIIIII. VIIIIJ/I INVENTOR.
Harry Hand/er ATTORNEY Patented Mar. 9, 1948 SPOTLIGHT Harry Handler, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor of onehalt to Nathan Dworkin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Application September 28, 1946, Serial No. 699,969
4 Glaims. l
The present invention is directed toward improved construction for lighting fixtures of the type known in the art as spotlights used to illuminate shop window displays or for other suitable purposes where it is desirable to use spotlights.
One of the objects or the present invention is to provide in a spotlight of the character described novel means for easily and quickly attaching or detaching a light concentrating louvre thereto for the purpose of replacing the same or gaining access to the bulb or socket within or for any other desired purpose.
Another object of the present invention is to provide in a spotlight of the character described novel means for removably mounting a light concentrating louvre thereon, the said mounting means being so constructed and arranged as to additionally removably support a color projecting disc or screen.
Still another object of the present invention is to provide spotlights of the character described which shall be of simple and sturdy construction; which are economical to produce; which are simple and easy to manipulate and use and which possess many other advantages and superiorities. some of which will hereinafter be pointed out and others of which will become apparent from the description to follow.
In the accompanying drawing,
Fig. i is an elevational view, partly in section, of a spotlight constructed and arranged in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a bottom view thereof Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 9-3 of Fig. 1, but of smaller size; and
Fig. 4- is an elevational view of the louvre and mounting means therefor, shown as detached from the spotlight and with the color screen also in detached position from the mounting.
Referring now in detail to the drawings, I have shown a spotlight it constructed and arranged in accordance with my invention and which may comprise a reflector or casing it, which may be of any conventional material design and shape, such as, for example the ovoid shape shown, and which is provided with a conventional socket l2 adapted to receive a lamp id therein. A suitable cable 55 is provided to furnish electric current from a source oi supply (not shown) in accordance with my invention, the wall surrounding the light outlet opening (it) of the caslng is provided with an inturned flange ll, which may be continuous with the edge of the opening, as shown.
I provide, in. connection with my spotlight i0,
2 a louvre which may be of any desired type comprising a plurality of concentric bafiles I9, 20 and 2! maintained in spaced relationship by a plurality of radially disposed ribs 22 and 23 welded or otherwise suitably joined to form aunitary louvre structure. The outermost baffle 2| of the louvre i8 is provided with a plurality of circumferentially spaced, horizontally disposed lugs or tabs 25, which may be at least three in number, as illustrated, and may if desired be formed in tegrally with the upper edge of the said outermost baflle 2|. Each of the said lugs 25 is provided with an aperture 26.
The following means are provided {or readily and quickly removably attaching the lh ivre to the casing ll. I provide supporting elements, generally designated as 30, each being preferably formed from a strip of leaf spring material bent in such manner as to have a flat central portion 32, adapted to rest on the tab 25, and provided with an aperture 33 adapted to register with the aperture 26 and by means of which it may be secured to the said tab 25 by a bolt 34 passing through the registering apertures 33 and 26 and held in rigid attachment by a nut 35. The supporting element 30 further comprises a depending portion 36, which is slightly outwardly inclined and which is provided with an outwardly projecting flange 31 adjacent the free end thereof.
It is thus seen from the above described construction that when it is desired to attach the louvre to the casing ll of the spotlight, it is merely necessary to project the same through the opening it so that the portions 36 of the resilient supporting members 30 contactively engage the inner edge of the flange 31. The amount of insertion of the louvre l8 will be limited by the flanges 31 abutting the inturned flange ll of the casing. The outward inclination of the depending portions 36 will resiliently frictionally hold the louvre in attachment with the casing. However, to insure such retention of the louvre on the casing I provide each depending portion 36 of the supporting elements with an outward bulge 38, so disposed as to snap into position adjacent the inner surface of the flange 31, as clearly shown in Fig. l of the drawings.
In accordance with my invention, each of the supporting elements 30 may also be provided with an integral upper portion 40 preferably bent into an S-shape, and extending from the central portion 32, the lower inwardly concaved portion dl of which is designed to serve as a seat forthe edge of a translucent disc 63 which may be a vention are achieved, and which is well adapted to meet the conditions of practical use.
As various possible embodiments might be changes might be made in the embodiments above set forth, it is to be understood that all matter herein set forth or shown in the accompanying drawings is to be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
Having described my invention, what I claim' and desire to secure by Letters Patent is:
1. A spotlight of the character described, comprising a reflector casing having an opening, said opening having an inturned flange, a louvre removably arranged in said opening, said louvre comprising a plurality of concentric baflies, the outermost of said bailles having a plurality of spaced, outwardly extending tabs, a mounting element secured to each of said tabs, said mounting element comprising a depending spring member and an upwardly extending spring member, said depending spring member pressing outwardly and having an outwardly turned flange and an outwardly pressed projection above said outwardly turned flange adapted to receive the said inturned flange of the said casing between them, said upwardly extending spring member having a curved portion adapted to removably resiliently receive therein the edge of a disc.
2. A spotlight or the character described, comprising a reflector casing having an opening, said opening having an inturned flange, a louvre removably arranged in said opening, said louvre having a plurality 0'! spaced mounting elements secured to the periphery thereof, each of said elements including a depending outwardly pressmade or the above invention, and as various wardly pressed projection above said outwardly bent flange forming a seat between them for the said intumed flange of said casing. said upwardly extending spring portion having a curve formed therein adapted to removably receive and seat the edge of a disc.
3. A spotlight of the character described, comprising a reflector casing having an opening, a ring member mounted in said reflector opening, said ring member having at least three mounting elementssecured thereto adjacent the periphery thereof, in triangular spaced relationship, each of said mounting elements including a depending, outwardly pressing spring member and an upwardly extending inwardly pressing spring member, said depending spring members frictionally engaging the edge of the said reflector opening and said upwardly extending spring portions frictionally engaging the edge of a disc.
4. A spotlight according to claim 1 in which the said mounting elements each comprises a central flat portion integral with and interconnecting ing spring portion and an upwardly extending spring portion, said depending spring portion having an outwardly bent flange and an outsaid depending spring member and said upwardly extending spring member and in which said central flat portion overlies and is directly secured to a corresponding tab.
HARRY HANDLER.
' nnrsaancss crrnn The following references are of record in the ille of this patent:
UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 86 1,669,740 Dewey May 15, 1938 2,071,159 Benjamin Feb. 16, 1937 2,136,323 Shields Nov. 8, 1938 2,214,600 Winkler Sept. 10, 1940 2,298,556 Foss et a1 Oct. 18, 1942 40 2,426,093 Hardman Aug. 19, 1947 2,430,472 Levy Nov. 11, 1947 FOREIGN PATENTS Number Country Date 45 446,962
Great Britain May 8, 1936
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