WO2018058644A1 - Lamp rod and illumination device - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are a lamp rod (20) and an illumination device. The lamp rod (20) is used for being connected to a base (10). The lamp rod (20) comprises a snap-fitting tube (21) and a peripheral tube (22). The snap-fitting tube (21) comprises a first tube body (211) and a second tube body (212), and after being snap-fitted, the first tube body (211) and the second tube body (212) are clamped inside the peripheral tube (22). The lamp rod (20) is used for being connected to a lamp base of the illumination device.

Description

Light pole and lighting device Technical field

The present invention relates to the field of lighting device manufacturing technology, and in particular, to a light pole and a lighting device.

Background technique

Generally, the lamp post and the lamp holder of the illuminating device are integrated, the pedestal fixes the illuminating device to the position of the writing desk and the bed head, the lamp post is used to support the illuminating lamp cap, and the fixing structure of the lamp post of the illuminating device is complicated, especially some The lamp post of the illuminator is fixed by a large number of screws, which makes disassembly difficult.

Summary of the invention

The embodiment of the invention provides a lamp pole rotating assembly for conveniently adjusting the direction of the lamp pole.

The present invention provides a light pole for connecting to a base, the light pole includes a buckle tube and a peripheral tube, the buckle tube includes a first tube body and a second tube body, and the first tube body and the second tube body are engaged The card is placed in the peripheral tube. The light pole is used for the socket connection of the lighting device.

The application provides a lighting device comprising a lamp holder, a lamp holder and the lamp post, the lamp post being connected to the lamp holder.

The lamp post of the invention is fastened in the peripheral tube by the first tube body and the second tube body, and the structure is simple without a large number of screws.

DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention, the drawings to be used in the embodiments will be briefly described below. It is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention. Those skilled in the art can also obtain other drawings based on these drawings without paying any creative work.

1 is a perspective view of a lighting device provided by the present invention.

2 is a schematic view showing the first lamp cap of the lighting device shown in FIG. 1 separated from the bracket.

3 is an exploded perspective view of the second base of the illumination device of FIG. 1 with the second base separated from the bracket.

4 is a schematic exploded view of the first base shown in FIG. 2.

5 and FIG. 6 are schematic structural views of two different corners of the lamp holder of the first lamp cap shown in FIG. 4.

Figure 7 is an exploded perspective view of the base of the lamp cap and the lamp cover shown in Figure 4;

Fig. 8 is a schematic view showing another angle structure of the lampshade shown in Fig. 7.

Figure 9 is a perspective view showing the structure of the lamp cap shown in Figure 4.

Figure 10 is an exploded perspective view of the button and the lamp cap housing and the lamp holder of the first lamp cap shown in Figure 2;

Figure 11 is an exploded perspective view of the connector, the interface and the lamp holder of the first lamp cap shown in Figure 2;

Figure 12 is an exploded perspective view of the first tube of the stent of the illumination device of Figure 1.

Figure 13 is a schematic view showing the structure of the first tube of the stent shown in Figure 12;

14 and 15 are schematic views of two different angles of the sleeve of the first tube shown in Fig. 12.

Figure 16 is a schematic view showing the structure of the second tube of the stent shown in Figure 12;

17 and 18 are different angle views of the rotary head of the rotary assembly of the illumination device of Fig. 1.

Figure 19 is a schematic view showing the structure of the base of the rotating assembly of the lighting device shown in Figure 1.

Figure 20 is an exploded perspective view of the base shown in Figure 19.

Figure 21 is a plan view showing the interior of the bracket of the lighting device shown in Figure 1.

Fig. 22 is a schematic view showing the structure of a connecting portion of the bracket shown in Fig. 20.

Figure 23 is a schematic plan view of the interior of the rotating assembly of the lighting device of Figure 1.

Figure 24 is a schematic view showing the connection of the rotating assembly of the lighting device shown in Figure 1 with the bracket and the holding portion of the lamp post.

Figure 25 is an exploded perspective view of the lamp post and the rotating assembly of the lighting device of Figure 1 and the first, second, and brackets.

Figure 26 is an exploded perspective view of the base and the lamp post rotating assembly of the lighting device of Figure 1.

Fig. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing the buckle of the holding portion of the lamp post of the lighting device shown in Fig. 25.

Figure 28 is a schematic view showing the assembly of the buckle tube shown in Figure 27.

Figure 29 is another perspective view of the buckle tube shown in Figure 28.

Figure 30 is a schematic illustration of the metal tube of the retaining section of the lamp post shown in Figure 25.

Figure 31 is a schematic view of the transparent tube of the lamp post shown in Figure 25.

Figure 32 is another perspective view of the transparent tube of the lamp post shown in Figure 31.

Figure 33 is a schematic illustration of the metal barrel of the support section of the lamp post shown in Figure 25.

Figure 34 is an exploded perspective view of the buckle of the support section of the lamp post shown in Figure 25.

Figure 35 is a schematic view showing the structure of a lamp post rotating assembly of the lighting device shown in Figure 26.

Figure 36 is an exploded perspective view of the lamp post rotating assembly of Figure 35.

Figure 37 is an exploded perspective view of the base of the lighting device of Figure 26 including the circuit board of the lighting device.

38 is a plan view showing the connection structure of the holding section, the touch section and the support section of the lamp post of the lighting device shown in FIG. 25.

39 is a plan view showing the connection structure of the touch section and the support section of the lamp post of the lighting device shown in FIG. 25 through the lamp post rotating assembly and the base.

40 and FIG. 41 are exploded perspective views of the second lamp cap of the lighting device shown in FIG.

detailed description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described in the following with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 , the lighting device described in the present application is a desk lamp, which includes a base 10 , a light pole 20 , a first base 50 and a second base 70 . The first base 50 cooperates with the second base 70 to provide illumination. The second base 70 is turned off when the first base 50 is turned on, and the second base 70 is turned on when the first base 50 is turned off. The brightness of the first base 50 is greater than the brightness of the second base 70. The light pole 20 includes a bracket 30 that connects the first base 50 and the second base 70. The light pole 20 is mounted on the base 10. The bracket 30 is mounted to an end of the lamp post 20. The first base 50 is detachably mounted on one end of the bracket 30, and the second base 70 is mounted on the other end of the bracket 30. The first base 50 and the second base 70 can follow the rotation of the bracket 30. The lamp post 20 is provided with electronic components, and the first lamp cap 50 is electrically connected to the electronic device when it is inserted into the bracket 30. The first lamp cap 50 is detachably connected to the bracket 30, and can be used as a separate illuminator after being detached, and is installed as a light source of the illuminating device after being mounted on the lamp post 20. The lighting device further includes a control module disposed under the bracket 30, and the control module is electrically connected to the first base 50 and the second base 70.

The first base 50 is an illumination head. The lamp cap includes a cap shell 51, a lamp holder 52 and a switch assembly 56. The cap shell 51 includes a port and a cavity 501 (FIG. 7) of the communication port, and the lamp holder 52 penetrates into the cavity 501 of the cap shell 51. The lamp housing 51 is sleeved on the lamp holder 52. The switch assembly 56 is disposed in the port and encloses the lamp holder 52 in the cavity. The first base 50 further includes a first control module, a light pole The electronic device of 20 includes a second control module (ie, the aforementioned control module). When the first lamp cap is detached from the bracket 30, the first control module independently controls the operation of the light source, and the first lamp cap 50 is first mounted on the bracket 30. The module cooperates with the second control module to control the operation of the light source. The switch assembly 56 controls the switch of the light source by controlling the first control module. The specific implementation is as follows:

Referring to FIG. 4 together, in the embodiment, another control module (ie, the first control module) is disposed in the first lamp cap 50. When the first lamp cap 50 is mounted on the bracket 30, the control module is electrically connected to another control module. When the first base 50 is detached from the bracket, the other control module operates independently. The first cap 50 includes the cap shell 51, the lamp holder 52, and the switch assembly 56, and further includes a power source assembly 53, a lamp cover 54, a connector 55, and a light source. The lamp cover 54 is mounted on the lamp housing 51, and the lamp holder 52 is inserted into the lamp housing 51. The light source includes a first circuit board 57 and a plurality of LED lights arranged on the circuit board 57. The power supply assembly 53 includes a second circuit board 531 and a battery 532 of the first control module (ie, the other control module). The battery 532 supplies power to the second base 70 when the first base 50 is mounted on the bracket 30. The battery 532 is electrically connected to the first circuit board 57 and the second circuit board 531.

Referring to FIG. 4, FIG. 7 and FIG. 9, the base shell 51 has a tubular structure and forms the cavity, and can be integrally manufactured by using a metal material. The lamp housing 51 is provided with a window 511. The cap shell 51 further includes an inner peripheral wall 512 and two opposite end portions 513. The cap shell 51 surrounds the inner peripheral wall 512 of the port to form the port, that is, the end portion 513. A rib 514 is formed on the inner peripheral wall of the cap shell 51, and the first fixing groove 515 is formed on the rib. Specifically, the ribs 514 are protruded along the axial direction of the cap shell 51 at the two ends of the inner peripheral wall 512 at the base of the cap shell 51. The first fixing groove 515 is disposed along the extending direction of the rib 514. The lamp cover 54 is mounted on the window 511 such that the LED light of the light source illuminates the first lamp head 50. A step surrounding the rib 514 and connected to the rib 514 is also formed in the cap shell 51. Referring to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 , the lamp cover 54 is provided with a holding structure, and the holding structure is engaged with the window edge to mount the lamp cover 54 on the window 511 . The lamp cover 54 is an elongated body, and includes a curved transparent plate 541, and a protrusion 542 on opposite sides of the transparent plate 541. The clamping block 543 and the opposite ends of the transparent plate 541 are engaged with each other. Slice 544. The snap block 543 and the snap tab 544 are different in shape and structure. The latching block 543, the tab 542 and the latching tab 544 constitute the latching structure and face the same and are respectively engaged with the edge of the window 511, thereby mounting the lamp cover 54 on the cap shell 51. The connection positions of the latching block 543 and the latching piece 544 and the transparent plate 541 are recessed inwardly to form a latching slot, and the opposite edge of the window 511 is locked in the latching slot. Since the lamp cap 51 and the lamp cover 54 do not use screws, the disassembly and assembly are convenient, and the first lamp cap 50 is not affected. Appearance.

Referring to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 , the lamp holder 52 includes a first end cover 523 and a second end cover 524 disposed opposite to each other, and the switch assembly abuts the first end cover 523 . The first end cap 523 is located within the cap housing 52 and the second end cap 524 is also located within the cap housing 52. The switch assembly 56 includes a collar 564 received in the port, and the collar 564 abuts the rib 514 and the end surface of the first end cover 523.

Specifically, the lamp holder 52 has a semi-circular tube body in a cross section, and is received and received in the lamp housing 51. The first end cover 523 and the second end cover 524 are located at opposite ends of the curved inner surface of the lamp holder 52. The inner surface is sequentially provided with a light source groove 5221, a battery groove 5222, and a receiving groove 5223. The light source slot 5221 is configured to receive the first circuit board 57 with an LED lamp. The battery slot 5222 is for housing the battery 532. The receiving slot 5223 is configured to receive the second circuit board 531. The first end cover 523 is located at one end of the light source slot 5221. The second end cover 524 is located at one end of the receiving slot 5223. The first end cover 523 has a cylindrical shape, and a cavity 5231 is formed in a direction toward the inner surface, and a circular hole 5232 is defined in a middle portion of the first end cover 523, and the cavity 5231 and the circular hole 5232 are used for the switch assembly 56. Switch 562. The second end of the first end cover 523 is provided with a second fixing groove 5233. The first fixing groove 515 and the second fixing groove 5233 are combined to form a screw hole for screwing. The opposite ends of each of the first fixing groove 515 and the second fixing groove 5233 and one side between the opposite ends are open. Each of the first fixing groove 515 and the second fixing groove 5233 is a groove having a semicircular cross section. The second end cover 524 is a convex hollow cylindrical shape, and the outer peripheral surface 5241 is provided with two pairs of opposite planes, and the surface is provided with a screw hole 5242.

As shown in FIG. 10, the switch assembly 56 includes a switch 562 mounted on the first circuit board 57, a button 563 coupled to the switch 562, a collar 564, and a panel 565. The switch 562 is exposed on the end face of the first end cap 523, the button 563 is coupled to the switch 562, and the collar 564 surrounds the button 563. Specifically, the collar 564 includes a circular hole 5641 and a plurality of escape grooves 566 are defined in the periphery thereof. The escape groove 566 is used for receiving the screws for locking the lamp cap shell 51 and the lamp holder 52. The bottom of the escape groove 566 is further provided with a through hole 5661 for the screw to pass through the escape groove 566 and locked between the first end cover 523 and the base shell 51 to lock the collar 564, and the collar 564 is also abutted at the same time. The end face of the step. The panel 565 is an annular sheet body, and is provided with a protrusion 567 opposite to the escape groove 566. A mounting hole 568 is defined in the middle of the panel 565, and the mounting hole 568 and the circular hole 5641 together accommodate the button 563. The projection 567 is snapped into the escape groove 566 to secure the panel 565 to the collar 564.

Referring to FIG. 11 , the connector 55 includes a main body 551 and an interface 552 . The main body 551 is large A hollow stepped cylinder is formed, which includes a stud 553, a convex ring 554 and a ring body 555 which are sequentially connected. The end of the stud 553 away from the convex ring 554 is provided with an opening 556 for the passage of the interface 552. The outer peripheral surface of the stud 553 is convexly provided with a convex rib 557 and a concave groove 558. The convex rib 554 is disposed along the axial direction of the protruding post 553, and the end of the convex rib 557 terminates in the convex ring 554. Used for assembly with the bracket 30. The outer peripheral surface of the stud 553 is provided with a plurality of the circular grooves 558 around the axial direction of the stud 553. Each circular groove 558 is provided with a rollable marble (not shown). An end of the ring body 555 away from the convex ring 554 is an open end of the main body 551 for receiving the interface 552 in the main body 551. A through hole 5551 is formed on the peripheral wall of the ring body 555 with respect to the screw hole 5242 of the second end cover 524 for the passage of a screw to fix the connector 55 to the second end cover 524. .

Referring to FIG. 10 , the cap shell 51 is sleeved on the lamp holder 52 , and the first end cap 523 and the second end cap 524 are located at the two end portions 513 of the cap shell 51 . The first fixing groove 515 and the second fixing groove 5233 are in communication with each other to form a screw hole having a circular cross section. The end surface of the first end cap 532 and the peripheral wall of the end portion of the cap shell 51 form a recess to accommodate the switch assembly 56. The switch 562 is electrically connected to the first circuit board 57 in the cavity 5231 of the first end cover 532. The collar 564 abuts the end surface of the first end cover 523 and covers the recess. The through hole 5661 of the escape groove 566 is opposite to the threaded hole, and the screw is screwed through the through hole 5661 to the screw hole to fix the first end cover 523 and the base case 51. The button 563 is received in the circular hole 5641 of the collar 564 and the mounting hole 568 of the cover 565. The button 563 abuts the switch 562 to control the switch 562. The panel 565 is controlled by the switch 562. The screws and the threaded holes are covered to maintain the integrity of the first base 50. The collar 564 acts as a spacer which simultaneously abuts against the front surface of the rib of the base 51 and the front surface of the first end cover 523 of the lamp holder 52, thereby preventing the base 51 from being pulled out of the base 52. The screw further locks the collar 564, the lamp holder 52 and the base shell 51. When the disassembly is required, the sleeve 564 and the panel 565 are removed by simply unscrewing the screws, and the cap shell 51 can be taken out from the lamp holder 52, which is relatively simple.

The second end cap 524 is located within the end of the base shell 51. The distance of the second end cap 524 from the proximal end portion 513 of the cap shell 51 is smaller than the distance of the first end cap 523 from the proximal end portion 513 of the cap shell 51. The insertion member 55 is mounted on the second end cover 524 and is sleeved on the outer peripheral surface 5241 of the second end cover 524 through the open end of the end of the ring body 555. The screw hole 5242 is opposite to the through hole 5551. And the screw is fixedly connected to seal the interface 552 of the connector 55 in the main body 551. Since the inner circumferential surface of the ring body 555 includes two opposite planes, the outer circumferential surface of one end of the lamp holder 52 is also included. The two opposite 5241 planes are included, so that the two planes of the ring body 555 abut against the two planes 5241 of the lamp holder 52 when the ring body 555 is sleeved on the lamp holder 52, thereby achieving the positioning of the two. The interface 552 extends through the opening 556 for connecting a plug to which it is electrically connected. The cap shell 51 is integrally formed of metal. Therefore, the cap shell 51 is integrally formed from the appearance, and a fixing member such as a screw is not visible to the naked eye, so that the overall visual effect is better. Moreover, no screws are exposed to prevent the screws from rusting and being unable to be disassembled after prolonged exposure. Further, the collar 566 and the screw prevent the user from accidentally pulling the cap housing 51 out of the lamp holder 52. One end of the base 51 abuts against the convex ring 554 of the connector 55 to prevent falling off.

Referring to FIG. 39 and FIG. 40 , the second lamp holder 70 includes a transparent casing 71 , an LED module 72 , a first fixing member 73 , and a second fixing member 74 . The transparent cover 71 is adhered to the first fixing member 73. The first fixing member 73 is fixedly connected to the second fixing member 74, and the second fixing member 74 is fixedly connected to the bracket 30. The second base 70 is used as a night light for the lighting device. The LED module 72 includes an LED and a circuit board. The transparent casing 71 is a hollow cylinder and is provided with a cavity 711 for receiving the LED module 72. The light from the LED enters the cavity to achieve a light guiding effect.

The first fixing member 73 is a cylinder having a T-shaped cross section, and includes a cylinder 731 and a ring 732 located at the periphery of the end of the cylinder 731. A vertical baffle 734 is disposed on the surface of the cylinder 731 on the axis, and the baffle 734 divides the cylinder 731 into two parts. The inner wall of the circular hole of the ring 732 is connected to the step plate 733 and the step plate The edge of the 733 connects the baffle 734 to cover the circular aperture of the half ring 732, forming a void 736. The step plate 733 is connected with the ring 731 with a through hole 7331. The inner wall of the cylinder 731 opposite to the baffle 734 is provided with a circular wall and encloses a circular hole 7312, and the through hole 7331 and the The wall of the hole of the circular hole 7312 is located inside the cylinder 731 and connected by the connecting plate 735 and spaced by the baffle 734 to increase the overall strength. The through hole 7331 and the circular hole 7312 penetrate through the two ends of the cylinder 731, and a positioning hole 7341 surrounded by a circular side wall is formed on the connecting plate 735 between the through hole 7331 and the circular hole 7312. The positioning hole 7341 is located at an opposite end of the cylinder 731 provided with the ring 732.

The second fixing member 74 is substantially cylindrical and includes a cylindrical wall 741 and a bottom plate 742 covering one end of the cylindrical wall 741. The bottom plate 742 partially protrudes from the end of the cylindrical wall 741 and forms a gap 747 with the cylindrical wall 741. And the protruding portion of the bottom plate 742 is provided with two fixing holes 7421. Two fixing holes 7421 extend through the bottom plate 742. The bottom plate 742 is provided on the surface of the inner wall 741 with a reinforcing rib 743, a screw hole 744 and a positioning post 745. The screw hole 744 penetrates the bottom plate 742 and the hole wall of the screw hole 744 is added Strong reinforced 743 connection. The positioning post 745 protrudes from one side of the reinforcing rib 743 between the screw hole 744 and the fixing hole 7421 penetrating the bottom plate 742.

When the second lamp cap 70 is assembled, the transparent outer casing 71 is adhered to the end of the first fixing member 73 having the ring 732, and the circuit board is fixed with the ring 732 to seal the LED module 72 to the transparent portion. The outer casing 71 is between the first fixing member 73. The wires connecting the LED modules 72 pass through the gap 736 of the first fixing member 73, the gap 747 of the second fixing member 74, and the bracket 30 to enter the lamp post 20. The positioning post 745 of the second fixing member 74 is inserted and fixed with the positioning hole 7341 of the first fixing member 73 for facilitating mutual positioning of the first fixing member 73 and the second fixing member 74. The through hole 7331 and the round hole 7312 of the first fixing member 73 are screwed into the screw hole 744 of the second fixing member 74 to fix the first fixing member 73 and the second fixing member 74. The bottom plate 742 of the second fixing member 74 is attached to the bracket 30 and screwed through the fixing hole 7421 of the second fixing member 74 to the bracket 30 to fix the second fixing member 74 and the bracket 30. Specifically, which part of the stent 30 is connected, see the structural description of the stent 30 below.

Referring to FIG. 12, the bracket 30 includes a first tube 31, a second tube 33, a sleeve 34 mounted in the second tube 33, a connecting portion 35 connecting the first tube 31 and the second tube 33, and a joint 36. The first tube 31 and the second tube 33 are round tubes, the connecting portion 35 is a substantially V-shaped outer shape, and the first tube 31 and the second tube 33 are respectively connected to the two connecting portions 35. The ends form a generally V-shaped bracket 30. The second tube 33 is for connecting the second base 70. The first tube 31 is for inserting the first base 50. The first pipe 31 houses the joint 36 and further houses an inner cover 37. The sleeve 34 is fixed in the first pipe 31, and the joint 36 and the inner cover 37 are fixed in the sleeve 34. The joint 36 is covered by the inner cover 37 and passes out of the inner cover 37. The joint 36 is for insertion into the interface of the first base 50 to effect electrical connection of the bracket 30 with the first base 50.

Referring to FIG. 13 , a first end wall 311 is defined at an end of the first tube 31 and the connecting portion 35 . The first end wall 311 defines a through hole 312 and two through holes 312 . The side stud 313 and the through groove 315 communicating with the connecting section 35. The stud 313 is located on a surface of the first end wall 311. A card slot 316 is defined in the inner peripheral wall 314 of the tube of the first tube 31. The card slot 316 is located at the first port 317 of the first tube 31 opposite to the first end wall 311. The inner peripheral wall of the tube of the first tube 31 is further provided with a mounting guide groove 318 along the axial direction.

Referring to FIGS. 14 and 15 , the sleeve 34 is cylindrical and is mounted in the first tube 31 and includes a second end wall 341 and a second port 342 . The inner peripheral wall of the sleeve 34 surrounds the axis of the sleeve 34 A positioning hole 343 provided with a plurality of through sleeves 34 is provided. A latch 344 is formed on the outer peripheral wall of the sleeve 34 relative to the slot 316 of the first tube 31 for engaging with the slot 316 to position the sleeve 34 within the first tube 31. The outer peripheral wall of the sleeve 34 has guiding ribs 345 extending in the axial direction. A guide groove 346 is recessed in the inner peripheral wall of the sleeve 34 along the axial direction. A fixed column 347, a support column 348 and a positioning post 349 are further disposed in the sleeve 34. The fixing post 347, the support post 348 and the positioning post 349 are disposed on the surface of the second end wall 341 located in the sleeve 34, and the fixing post 347 and the supporting post 348 expose the second end wall 341. The second end wall 341 is further provided with a slit 3411 penetrating the inside of the sleeve 34. The slot 3411 is located on the same side as the support post 348. The fixing posts 347 are two disposed adjacent to the positioning post 349.

When the sleeve 34 is mounted in the first tube 31, the second end wall 341 is in contact with the first end wall 311 of the first tube 31, and the screw is locked into the first tube 31 through the fixing post 347. Inside the stud 313, the sleeve 34 is fixed to the first tube 31. The support post 348 is opposite to the through slot 315. The hook 344 is engaged with the card slot 316. When the first cap 50 is inserted into the first tube 31, the marble in the circular groove 558 of the connector 55 can be locked in the positioning hole 343, thereby fixing the first cap 50 to the first tube 31. on. The guiding ribs 345 of the sleeve 34 are adapted to cooperate with the mounting guide groove 318 to facilitate the loading of the sleeve 34 into the first tube 31. The rib 557 on the connector 55 of the first cap 50 penetrates into the guiding groove 346 to facilitate the assembly of the first cap 50 with the sleeve 34.

The joint 36 is completely received within the sleeve 34. The connector 36 includes a circuit board 361 and a plug terminal 362 mounted on the circuit board 361. A hole 363 is defined in the circuit board 361. A positioning hole 364 is defined in an outer circumference of the circuit board 361. The inner cover 37 is a cylindrical shape having an open end 372 at one end of the open end 371. The closed end 372 defines a through slot 3721 for the insertion of the plug terminal 362. A positioning groove 373 is disposed on the outer circumferential surface of the inner cover 37 along the axial direction, and the two ends of the positioning groove 373 extend through the open end 371 and the closed end 372. The inner peripheral surface of the inner cover 37 is further provided with two concave portions 376 along the axial direction. The side walls of the concave portion 376 are provided with a through hole 377, wherein the side wall is disposed in parallel with the closed end 372.

The joint 36 and the inner cover 37 are mounted in the sleeve 34, and the positioning post 349 of the sleeve 34 passes through the positioning hole 364 on the circuit board 361 of the joint 36, thereby positioning the circuit board 361. Within the sleeve 34, and the circuit board 361 abuts the support post 348 of the sleeve 34. The positioning groove 373 of the inner cover 37 is also sleeved on the positioning post 349 of the sleeve 34 and clamps the circuit board 361 on the second end wall 341 of the sleeve 34, thereby realizing the inner cover 37 and the sleeve. Positioning of the barrel 34. Plugging The terminal 362 passes through the open end 371 and is exposed through the through slot 3721. The screw passes through the through hole 377 of the inner cover 37 and the through hole 363 of the circuit board 361 to lock into the support post 348 of the sleeve 34, thereby A joint 36 and an inner cover 37 are fixed in the sleeve 34.

Referring to FIG. 2, FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, when the first base 50 is inserted into the bracket 30, the marble of the connector 55 is inserted into the positioning hole 343 of the sleeve 34, and the connector 55 is convex. The rib 557 penetrates into the guiding groove 346 of the sleeve 34, and the terminal 362 of the joint 36 of the first tube 31 of the bracket 30 is inserted into the interface 552 of the first cap 50, that is, the physicality of the first cap 50 and the bracket 30 is realized. The connection is made while the electrical connection of the bracket 30 to the first base 50 is achieved. When the first lamp cap 50 needs to be used separately, only the first lamp cap 50 needs to be pulled out, and the disassembly is convenient. The battery 532 in the first cap 50 provides power through the circuit board to realize illumination of the first cap 50. Therefore, the illumination device of the present invention can be adapted to a variety of different occasions, for example, when reading a book is required, the first lamp cap 50 and the bracket 30 can be assembled to form a lighting device; when it is required to go out, the first lamp cap 50 can be pulled out. Carry out for lighting.

Referring to FIG. 16 and FIG. 3, the end portion of the second tube 33 connected to the connecting portion 35 is provided with a third end wall 331, and the third end wall 331 is provided with a through hole 332. A stud 333 on both sides of the hole 332 and a through groove 335 communicating with the connecting portion 35. The stud 333 is located inside the second tube 33, and the through hole 332 and the through groove 335 pass through the connecting portion 35. The bottom plate 742 of the second fixing member 74 is attached to the third end wall 331 of the second tube 33, and the screw passes through the fixing hole 7421 of the second fixing member 74 and is locked into the stud 333 of the second tube 33, thereby The second fixing member 74 is fixed to the second tube 33 of the bracket 30. The bottom plate 742 of the second fixing member 74 is disposed to overlap the third end wall 331, and the through groove 335 is opposite to and communicates with the gap 747. The wires connecting the LED modules 72 pass through the gap 736 of the first fixing member 73, the gap 747 of the second fixing member 74, and the through groove 335 of the second tube 33 of the bracket 30 to enter the lamp post 20.

Referring to FIG. 21 and FIG. 22, the connecting section 35 includes two connecting ends and a protruding portion between the two connecting ends. The two connecting ends are respectively connected to the first tube 31 and the second tube 33. The convex portion is cut to form a spherical through groove 353. A slot 354 is defined in the bottom wall of the spherical through slot 353. The slot 354 has two opposing slot walls 3541. One of the two groove walls 3541 is opposite to the first end wall 311 of the first tube 31, and the other groove wall 3541 is opposite to the third end wall 331 of the second tube 33. The through hole 312 of the first end wall 311 extends through the one groove wall 3541, and the through hole 332 of the third end wall 331 penetrates the other groove wall 3541; the through hole 312, the through hole 332, the slot 354, The circular through grooves 353 are continuous. Channels 315, 335 are respectively located at the connection The spherical through grooves 353 of the segments 35 are opposite to each other for the passage of the wires of the first base 50 and the second base 70.

Referring to FIG. 23 and FIG. 25, the lighting device further includes a lamp cap rotating assembly, and the cap rotating component is mounted on the connecting portion 35 of the bracket 30 and drives the first cap 50 and the second cap 70 to be perpendicular to the horizontal plane. Rotate in the direction. The base rotation assembly includes a rotary head 81 and a base 83, and the rotary head 81 is rotatably mounted on the base 83. The rotating head 81 is fixed to the lamp post 20.

Referring to Figures 17 and 18, the swivel head 81 is a hollow body that includes a cylindrical neck portion 811 and a hemispherical head portion 812 at one end of the neck portion 811. The other end of the neck portion 811 is an open end, and a screw hole 813 penetrating the inside of the neck portion 811 is defined in the peripheral wall thereof for screwing the screw to the lamp post 20. The head 812 can be received in the spherical through slot 353 of the bracket to be rotatable therein. The head 812 is located on the inner surface of the neck 811 and is provided with two fixing posts 814. The fixing post 814 is used for screwing to further fix the rotary head 81 and the base 83. A strip groove 815 is formed on the side of the head portion 812 at the center of the center. The groove 815 is offset from the central axis of the head 812. The groove 815 penetrates the inside of the neck 811. A threading hole 816 is provided on one side of the groove 815. The threading hole 816 is adjacent to the groove 815 and has a smaller diameter than the groove 815.

Referring to FIG. 19 and FIG. 20 , the base 83 includes a base plate 84 , a plunger 86 and a fixing member 85 . The substrate 84 is a circular plate body, and includes a positioning groove 842 extending through the substrate 84 , a supporting piece 841 protruding from the substrate 84 and located at one end of the positioning groove 842 , and a fixing hole 844 . The support piece 841 is provided with a through hole 843 having a rectangular cross section. The fixing holes 844 are two and spaced apart from the periphery of the substrate 84.

The plunger 86 includes a head end 861 and a trailing end 862 that is coupled to the head end 861. The head end 861 is an elongated cylinder comprising two opposite curved outer sides 8611 and two opposite planar end faces 8612. A screw hole 864 is defined in each end surface 8612 of the head end 861. The orientation of the two screw holes 864 is different. A circular hole 8621 is defined in the tail end 862, and an axial direction of the circular hole 8621 is perpendicular to an axial direction of the screw hole 864. The tail end 862 is substantially a quadrangular plate body having a notch 863 at an angular position (see FIG. 23). The fixing member 85 includes a T-shaped rod body 851, a spring 852, a gasket 853 and a nut 854. The rod body 851 includes a head end and a connecting rod 8511 connected to the head end. The end of the connecting rod 851 is a threaded connecting end 8512. The spring 852 is sleeved on the connecting rod 8511 and compressed between the head end of the rod 851 and the plunger 86. The connecting end 8512 has a rectangular cross section. The spacer 853 is sleeved on the connecting end 8512. The fixing member 85 further includes a nut sleeved on the connecting rod 8511, and the supporting piece 841 is sandwiched between the nut and the tail end of the plunger 86.

Further, the outer peripheral surface of the connecting rod 8511 includes a flat surface, and the supporting piece 841 forms a through hole 843 through which the connecting rod 8511 is bored. The inner peripheral surface of the through hole 843 forms a plane, and the connecting rod 8511 is disposed through the through hole 843 of the supporting piece 841. The plane abuts to restrict the rotation of the connecting rod 8511 relative to the support piece 841.

Referring to FIG. 23 and FIG. 24, the plunger 86 is rotatably mounted on the base 83 by a fixing member 85. The tail end 862 of the plunger 86 is inserted into the positioning groove 842, and the fixing member 85 is connected. The end 8512 passes through the circular hole 8621 of the trailing end 862 of the plunger 86 and the through hole 843 of the supporting piece 841, and is locked by the nut 854, and the supporting piece 841 is clamped between the spacer 853 and the nut 854. The outer peripheral surface of the connecting rod 8511 includes a flat surface, and the supporting piece 841 forms a through hole 843 through which the connecting rod is bored. The inner circumferential surface of the through hole 843 forms a plane, and the connecting rod 8511 penetrates the perforation of the supporting piece to abut the two planes. The connecting rod 8511 is restricted from rotating relative to the support piece 843. The connecting rod 8511 has a rectangular cross section, and the through hole 843 has a rectangular cross section, and the fixing member 85 cannot rotate after the connecting end 8512 passes through the through hole 843. By locking the nut 854 at the end of the rotating member 85, the spring 852 can be pressed against the head end without causing the fixing member 85 to rotate with the nut 854. By adjusting the nut 854, the pressing force of the spring 852 can be changed, thereby adjusting the rotational damping force of the plunger 86.

It is to be understood that the present invention further includes a lamp cap rotating assembly of another structure: the base includes a substrate, and the positioning groove is formed on the substrate, and the support plate is protruded from the two ends of the positioning groove. The fixing member includes a rotating shaft and a torsion spring mounted on the rotating shaft, and a tail end of the connecting rod is sleeved on the rotating shaft, and two ends of the rotating shaft are rotatably mounted on the two supporting pieces, and two ends of the torsion spring are abutted Hold one of the support pieces and the tail end of the plunger.

When the base rotating assembly is mounted to the bracket 30, the head end 861 of the plunger 86 is inserted into the slot 354 of the bracket 30 through the open end of the rotating head 81 and the slot 815, the head end of the plunger 86 The two screw holes 864 of the 861 are respectively aligned with the through holes 312 and the through holes 332 of the connecting portion 33 of the bracket 30, and the screws are inserted into the screw holes 864 through the through holes 312 and the through holes 332, thereby realizing the insertion rod 86 and the bracket 30. fixed. The locking member passes through the fixing hole 844 on the base plate 84 from the bottom and locks into the two fixing posts 814 of the rotating head 81 and is locked, so that the fixing of the base 83 and the rotating head 81 is achieved. The head end 861 rotates in the first direction in the groove 845 to drive the tail end 862 to rotate in the opposite second direction in the positioning groove 842. When the tail end 862 rotates in the positioning groove 842, respectively abuts against opposite side edges of the positioning groove 842 to limit the rotation angle of the plunger 86. Since the tail end 862 of the plunger 86 is provided with a notch 863, after the plunger 86 is mounted on the base 83, the trailing end 862 can rotate within a certain range in the positioning groove 842 until the trailing end 862 abuts The inner edge of the positioning groove 842. Specifically, when the plunger 86 When rotated downward, its trailing end 862 will eventually abut obliquely against one side inner edge of the positioning slot 842. When the plunger 86 is rotated upward, its trailing end 862 will eventually abut vertically against the positioning slot 842. Side inner edge. During the rotation, the head end 861 of the plunger 86 rotates in the groove 815 of the rotary head 81, thereby driving the first base 50 and the second base 70 to rotate in the up and down direction, thereby realizing the first base 50 and the second base. 70 function to rotate according to the needs of use.

Referring to Figures 25 and 27, the lamp post of the present invention includes a snap-fit section. The latching section includes a buckle tube 21 and a peripheral tube. The light pole 20 is an elongated round rod as a whole, and further includes a circuit board 27. The light pole further includes a touch segment 23 and a support segment that are sequentially connected. The second control module is mounted on the circuit board 27. The snap-fit segments form a snap-fit structure for connection with the base rotation assembly 80. As shown in FIG. 27 and FIG. 30, the engaging portion includes a buckle tube 21 and a metal tube 22 for accommodating the buckle tube 21 (ie, a peripheral tube, which is preferably a metal tube, hereinafter collectively referred to as a metal tube). The metal tube 22 is integrally formed. The buckle tube 21 has a semi-tubular shape, and the first tube body 211 having a semicircular cross section is engaged with the second tube body 212 and then locked in the peripheral tube. A limiting protrusion 214 and a limiting plate 2111 are protruded from the curved inner wall of the first pipe body 211. The limiting protrusion 214 and the limiting plate 2111 are located at opposite ends of the curved inner wall of the first pipe body 211. A limiting protrusion 215 and a limiting plate 2121 are protruded from an inner wall of the second pipe body 212. The limiting protrusion 215 and the limiting plate 2121 are located at opposite ends of the inner wall of the second pipe body 212. An arcuate flange 213 is convexly formed on one end surface of the first pipe body 211 and the second pipe body 212. An arcuate annular edge 216 extends from an edge of the other end surface of the first tubular body 211 and the second tubular body 212.

Referring to FIG. 28 and FIG. 29 , the first tube body 211 is engaged with the second tube body 212 , and the screw passes through the limiting protrusion 214 and the limiting protrusion 215 to the first tube. The body 211 is fixedly connected to the second pipe body 212 to form a cylindrical buckle tube 21, and the two ends of the buckle tube 21 are openings 217. The limiting plate 2111 is coupled to the limiting plate 2121 for clamping the circuit board 27 of the lamp pole 20. The first tubular body 211 abuts the flange 213 of the second tubular body 212 to form a circular flange surrounding the opening 217 that abuts to form a circular rim around the other opening 217. The first tube body 211 and the second tube body 212 are butt-joined and the mutually connected side edges form a guiding groove 218. The guiding groove 218 penetrates the flange and the ring side along the axial direction of the buckle tube 21. The first tube body 211 and the second tube body 212 are each provided with a hook 219, and the hook 219 is located near one end of the flange.

Referring to FIG. 30, the metal tube 22 is a circular tube with open ends, and the inner peripheral wall 221 is provided with positioning ribs 222 and grooves 223. The positioning rib 222 extends along the axial direction of the metal pipe 22. The groove 223 is located at the end of the metal tube 22. The inner peripheral wall 221 of the metal pipe 22 is close to the end opening The position is provided with a resisting boss 224. The metal tube 22 is provided with a hole 225 at a position between the boss 224 and the end.

When the lamp cap rotating assembly is installed in the snapping section, the buckle tube 21 is first butted and pre-fixed by screws, the rotating head 81 and the base 83 are also pre-fixed by screws, and then the metal pipe 22 is sleeved outside the fixed buckle tube 21, The positioning rib 222 slides into the guiding groove 218 to realize the alignment of the metal tube 22 and the buckle tube 21, and ensures that the hook 219 of the buckle tube 21 and the groove 223 of the metal tube 22 are engaged to complete the buckle tube 21 and the metal tube 22. assembly. Inserting the neck 811 of the rotating head 81 of the base rotating assembly into one end of the metal tube 22 and abutting against the abutting boss 224, the hole 225 is abutted with the screw hole 813 and connected by a screw, thereby rotating the rotating head 81 The metal tube 22 is fixed, and the substrate 84 is placed above the flange 213 of the buckle tube 21. The trailing end 862 of the plunger 86 passes through the positioning groove 842 of the substrate 84 of the substrate 83 and also penetrates the end of the buckle tube 21. The flange 213 of the portion is surrounded by the opening 217. Thereby, the base rotating assembly is fixedly coupled to the buckle 21 by the metal pipe 22. This type of fixing facilitates the overall disassembly process.

Referring to FIG. 25 and FIG. 31 , FIG. 32 and FIG. 38 , the touch segment 23 includes a transparent tube 231 , a flexible touch panel 230 , and a protective film 239 . The flexible touch panel 230 is attached to the outer peripheral surface of the transparent tube 231, and the second base 70 and the flexible touch panel 30 are electrically connected to the second control module (ie, the aforementioned control module), and the second control module acts according to the flexibility. The touch action on the touch panel 230 controls the first base 50 and the second base 70 to cooperate. The second control module is located above the flexible touch panel 230, specifically on the circuit board 27, and the control module is the second control module. The protective film 239 is attached to the outer side surface of the flexible touch panel 230. The flexible touch panel 230 is electrically connected to the circuit board 27 in the buckle tube 21 through the FPC, thereby implementing the touch function of the touch section 23. The specific touch function includes the switch of the illumination device, the first lamp head of the illumination device, or/and the second lamp head. The brightness and adjustment of the light color.

The transparent tube 231 is connected to one end of the buckle tube 21 provided with a ring edge. One end of the transparent tube 231 is convexly provided with a circular table 232 and a bead 233 formed on the circular table 232. The bead 233 protrudes outward from the circular table 232. The other end of the transparent tube 231 is convexly provided with a circular table 232 and a convex ring 236. The convex ring 236 protrudes outward from the circular table 232 and is disposed in the arcuate card slot of the support section. Specifically, a first circular table 232 and a bead 233 are protruded from one end of the transparent tube 231 . The bead 233 surrounds the periphery of the end of the first truncated cone 232. The end surface of the first truncated cone 232 is provided with an opening 234. The second end of the transparent tube 231 is convexly provided with a second circular table 235 and a convex ring 236. A collar 236 is disposed around the circumference of the end of the second truncated cone 235. The end surface of the convex ring 236 is provided with a through hole 237 extending through the entire transparent tube 231. The through hole 237 is in communication with the opening 234. A notch 238 is provided on the outer circumferential surface of the second circular table 235 along the axial direction. The bead 233 of the first circular table 232 The outer diameter is larger than the outer diameter of the collar 236.

Referring to FIG. 25 and FIG. 38, the transparent tube 231 is connected to one end of the buckle tube 21 provided with a ring edge. Specifically, when the first tube body 211 of the buckle tube 21 is engaged with the second tube body 212, A snap groove is formed in a side surface of the end portion 216 of the end portion of the first tube body 211 and the second tube body 212. The bead ring 233 is engaged in the engaging groove of the first tube body 211 and the second tube body 212 and is connected to the ring. The side 216 abuts to fix the transparent tube 231 and the buckle tube 21. Then, the first tube body 211 and the second tube body 212 and the metal tube 22 are fixed. The peripheral tube surrounds the upper portion of the transparent 231 tube to block the first circular table 232 and the bead 233. In other words, one end portion of the metal tube 22 is sleeved on the first circular table 232 and the bead 233 of the transparent tube 231 to avoid the structure of the first circular table 232 and the bead 233 of the transparent tube 231 being visible from the outside.

The support section and the buckle tube 21 are respectively located at opposite ends of the touch section 23 . The support section includes a first buckle 251, a second buckle 252, and a peripheral cylinder that houses the first buckle 251 and the second buckle 252. Specifically, referring to FIG. 33 and FIG. 34, the support section includes a buckle 25 and a metal cylinder 26 sleeved on the outside of the buckle 25 (ie, the peripheral cylinder, which is preferably a metal cylinder). The metal cylinder is integrally formed. As shown in FIG. 34, the buckle 25 includes a first buckle 251 and a second buckle 252. One end of the metal cylinder 26 extends upward beyond the tops of the first and second buckles 251, 252. The first buckle 251 is butted against the second buckle 252 to form a circular tubular buckle 25. The curved inner surface of the first buckle 251 is provided with a first channel 250 and a protrusion 253. The first channel 250 is axially disposed along the first buckle 251, and ribs 2501 are disposed on both sides of the first channel 250. The stud 253 protrudes from one end of the first channel 250. The first buckle tube 251 is provided with a semicircular first flange 254 at one end and a semicircular first ring edge 255 at the other end. The central axis of the first flange 254 and the first ring 255 coincides with the axis of the first buckle 251. An arcuate card slot 256 is also disposed between the first flange 254 and the post 253.

The curved inner surface of the second buckle 252 is provided with a second channel 257 and a recess 258. The second channel 257 is disposed axially along the second buckle 252. And a strip groove 2571 is disposed on both sides of the second channel 257. The recess 258 is disposed at one end of the second channel 257. The second buckle tube 252 is provided with a semicircular second flange 2521. at one end and a semicircular second ring 2522 at the other end. The central axis of the second flange 2521 and the second collar 2522 coincides with the axis of the second buckle 252. An arcuate card slot 259 is also disposed between the second flange 2521 and the recess 258.

The first buckle cylinder 251 and the second buckle cylinder 252 are butt-joined and fastened through the recessed holes 258 and locked into the protruding post 253, thereby achieving assembly and fixation of the two buckle cylinders. The rib 2501 of the first buckle 25 is embedded in the strip groove 2571 of the second buckle 252 to assist the second buckle 252 and the first buckle 251. Positioning between. The first channel 250 and the second channel 257 are combined to form a conduit. The slot 256 of the first buckle 251 is engaged with the slot 259 of the second buckle 252 for engaging the convex ring of the transparent tube 23. The first flange 254 of the first buckle 251 and the second flange 2521 of the second buckle 252 are combined to form a flange 2505 for being inserted into the metal cylinder 26. The first loop 255 of the first buckle 251 and the second loop 2522 of the second buckle 252 are joined to form a closed loop, and a perforation is formed on the side of the loop.

Referring to FIG. 33, the metal cylinder 26 is a hollow cylinder, and a through hole 261 is formed at one end of the cylinder wall of the metal cylinder 26. One end of the inner peripheral wall 262 of the metal cylinder 26 is provided with a step 263 around the inner peripheral wall. The step 263 and the through hole 261 are located at opposite ends of the metal cylinder 26. The through hole 261 is for fixed connection with the base.

The buckle tube 25 is connected to the transparent tube 231. The first buckle tube 251 and the second buckle tube 252 of the buckle tube 25 are sleeved on the outer side of the transparent tube 231, so that one end of the transparent tube 231 with the convex ring 236 is inserted. The slots 256 and 259 of the buckle 25 are engaged. Then, the first buckle cylinder 251 and the second buckle cylinder 252 are fixed to the second buckle cylinder 252 by screwing through the recessed hole 258 and locking into the boss 253 and locking. The metal cylinder 26 is sleeved outside the buckle cylinder 25, and the step 263 is engaged with the flange of the buckle cylinder 25. That is, the convex ring of the transparent tube 231 is caught in the card slot of the buckle 25, thereby completing the fixed connection of the transparent tube 231 and the buckle 25, and the convex edge of the buckle 25 is caught on the step 263 of the metal cylinder 26, thereby The fixing of the three is completed, and the fixing method can make the overall disassembly convenient. One end of the metal cylinder 26 extends upward beyond the flange 2505 of the first and second buckles 251, 252.

Referring to FIG. 35, the lighting device further includes a pole rotating assembly 90. The pole rotating assembly 90 is received in the base 10 and connected to the pole 20. Referring to FIG. 26, the base 10 includes a bottom case 11, a bottom plate 12, a washer 13, a weight 14, a circuit board 15, and the lamp post rotating assembly 90. The bottom plate 12 is fixed to the bottom of the bottom case 11. The weight 14 is disposed in the bottom case 11. A washer 13 is attached to the bottom surface of the bottom plate 12. The circuit board 15 is housed in the bottom case 11. The circuit board 15 includes a first circuit board 151 and a second circuit board 152 electrically connected to the first circuit board 151.

Referring to FIG. 26 and FIG. 37, the bottom plate 12 is a circular plate body, and four studs 121 are disposed on a peripheral edge of a surface. The bottom case 11 has a disk shape and includes an opening 111. Four positioning posts 114 are formed above the opening 111. The four positioning posts 114 are disposed along the circumference of the opening 111. The four positioning posts 114 are inserted into the studs 121 of the bottom plate 12 and fixed by screws, so that the bottom plate 12 covers the opening 111 of the bottom case 11 and is fixed. A central area 122 is disposed on the bottom plate 12. A plurality of first positioning posts 115 , a plurality of second positioning posts 116 , a plurality of third positioning posts 117 , an output interface 17 , and an input interface 16 are further disposed in the bottom casing 11 . The pole rotation assembly 90 is mounted at a center of the bottom plate 12 Set. The plurality of first positioning posts 115 are specifically three, and are arranged at intervals on one side of the center position of the bottom plate 12. The second positioning posts 116 are three, spaced apart from one side of the central position of the bottom plate 12 and adjacent to the first positioning post 115. The third positioning posts 117 are four, disposed around the center of the bottom plate 12 and located at four angular positions of the rectangle. The edges of the output interface 17 and the input interface 16 are also provided with a fixing post 119. The first circuit board 151 is electrically connected to the input interface 16. The lighting device charges the battery of the first base 50 through the input interface 16. The second circuit board 152 is electrically connected to the output interface 17. The output interface 17 is a standard USB, MiniUSB, typeC interface, etc., and can be connected to various electronic devices, such as a mobile phone, a pad, etc., so that the lighting device charges the electronic devices. The first positioning post 115 is used for fixing the first circuit board 151 and the second positioning post 116 for fixing the second circuit board 152 and the third positioning post 117 for fixing the support board of the lamp pole rotating assembly 90.

Referring to FIG. 35 and FIG. 36, the lamp post rotation assembly 90 includes a support plate 91, a fixing member 92, a spacer 93, a support frame 94, and a spring assembly 95 that is disposed on the fixing member 92 and presses against the support frame 94. . The fixing member 92 projects upward from the support plate 91, and the fixing member 92 abuts against the surface of the support plate 91 to prevent the fixing member 92 from coming off the support plate 91. The fixing member 92 is fixed to the surface of the support plate 91 by welding. The support frame 94 is located on the support plate 91, and the spacer 93 is sandwiched between the support frame 94 and the support plate 91. The spacer 93, the support frame 94 and the spring assembly 95 are sleeved on the fixing member 92. The support frame 94 is rotatable relative to the support plate 91.

Specifically, the support plate 91 is substantially a rectangular plate body, and a through hole 911 is defined in a middle portion thereof. The fixing member 92 includes a fixing plate 921 and a rod body 922 protruding from the surface of the fixing plate 921. The rod body 922 is provided with an external thread. The spacer 93 is an annular sheet body, and a side surface thereof defines a limiting groove 931. The support frame 94 is formed with a bump toward a surface of the support plate 91, and the bump is restricted to the limiting slot. Within 931, the angle of rotation of the pole rotation assembly 90 is limited. The support frame 94 includes an annular substrate 941 and four side plates 942 protruding from the peripheral side edges of the substrate 941. The four side plates 942 are disposed opposite to each other and are respectively provided with through holes 943. Of course, the side plate 942 can also be provided with a hook or a latching protrusion. The side plate 942 is perpendicular to the substrate 941. The area of the substrate 941 is smaller than the area of the support plate 91. A through hole 944 is formed in the middle of the substrate 941. The through hole 911 and the through hole 944 are used to fit over the rod body 922. The bottom surface of the substrate 941 of the support frame 94 is formed with a bump, and the bump is restricted to be movable only in the limiting groove 931 to limit the rotation angle of the lamp post rotating assembly 90. The spring assembly 95 includes a cylindrical top ring 951 and a spring 952 that is sleeved around the outer circumference of the top ring 951. The spring 952 is compressed between the top ring 951 and the support frame 94 to increase the rotational damping of the support frame 94. The inner circumference of the top ring 951 is internally threaded for It is connected to the external thread of the rod body 922.

The support plate 91, the spacer 93, and the support frame 94 are sequentially sleeved on the rod body 922 of the fixing member 92. The top ring 951 of the spring assembly 95 is screwed to the rod body 922 to place the spacer 93 and the support frame. 94 is locked to the support plate 91. The top ring 951 clamps the spring 952 between the shim 93 and the raised edge of the top ring 951. The fixing plate 921 of the fixing member 92 is welded to the bottom surface of the support plate 91, and the support plate 91 is fixed in the bottom case 11. The third positioning post 117 is used to support the support plate 91. The metal cylinder 26 and the buckle 25 of the lamp post 20 are mounted on the bottom casing 11, and the rim of the buckle 25 is sleeved on the top ring 951. The through hole 261 of the buckle 25 and the through hole 261 of the metal cylinder 26 are aligned with the through hole 943 of the side plate 942 of the support frame 94, and are fixed by screws, thereby fixing the lamp post 20 to the The light pole rotation assembly 90 is described.

The support frame 94 can rotate relative to the support plate 91 at the center of the support plate 91, thereby driving the lamp post 20 to rotate. When the first base 50 is rotated in the horizontal plane, the metal cylinder 26, the buckle 25 and the support frame 94 are driven to rotate together around the rod portion 922 of the fixing member 92; the fixing member 92, the support plate 91 and the bottom case are not rotated. Referring to FIG. 39, further, the edge of the central hole 112 of the bottom case 11 further forms a downwardly extending limiting ring 19, the limiting ring 19 abuts against the top of the side plate 942 of the support frame 94, and the light pole 20 is inserted into the center hole 112. It is surrounded by the retaining ring 19 to prevent the support frame 94, the metal cylinder and the buckle from being pulled out from the central hole 112 of the bottom case 11.

When the top ring 951 is rotated downward, the fixing member 92 and the supporting plate 91 are not moved, and the spring 952 of the spring assembly 95 is compressed, causing the elastic force applied by the spring 952 to the support frame 94 to increase, so that the support frame The damping of the rotation of 94 is increased to adjust the rotational damping of the pole rotation assembly 90. The spacer 93 is sandwiched between the substrate 941 of the support frame 94 and the support plate 91. The area of the spacer 93 is smaller than the area of the substrate 941 and the support plate 91. The spacer 93 is used to reduce the rotational friction of the support frame 94 with respect to the support plate 91, and to avoid excessive friction and wear.

Referring to FIG. 39 together, the desk lamp further includes a wiring structure including a first wire connecting the first lamp cap 50 and a second wire connecting the second lamp cap 70. The first wire and the second wire are both worn. The head of the over-rotating head is electrically connected to the second control module (ie, the aforementioned control module) for supplying power to the first base 50 and the second base 70. The first trace passes through the trench 815, and the second trace passes through the via hole 816, and the threaded via 816 is adjacent to the trench 815. The wiring structure further includes a wire connected to the second control module, and the wire enters the base 10 through the touch segment 23 and the support segment.

Specifically, the first wire passes through the through slot 315 and the rotating head of the connecting portion 35 of the bracket 30. The groove 815 of the 81 and the inside of the buckle tube 21 of the lamp post 20 are electrically connected to the circuit board 27 in the buckle tube 21. The second trace passes through the through slot 335 of the connecting portion 35 of the bracket 30, the threading hole 816 of the rotating head 81, the inside of the buckle tube 21 of the lamp post 20, and is electrically connected to the circuit board 27 in the buckle tube. Thereafter, the wire protrudes from the circuit board, passes through the through hole 237 of the transparent tube 231 and the channel 2502 of the buckle 25, and then enters the inside of the bottom case 11 and the first circuit board 151 of the circuit board 15 from the center hole 923 of the fixing member. And the second circuit board 152 is electrically connected.

The threading hole 816 is adjacent to the trench 815 and separated from the trench 815. The wires of the first lamp cap 50 and the second lamp cap 70 are respectively passed through the separated groove 815 and the threading hole 816 without passing through the groove 815 at the same time. First, the first lamp cap 50 and the second lamp are connected. The number of wires of the lamp cap 70 is very large. If they are mixed together through the groove 815, it is difficult to distinguish which one is connected to the first lamp cap 50 and which is connected to the second lamp cap 70 at the time of later cable management, which is liable to cause confusion. Therefore, the wire connecting the first lamp cap 50 is inserted into the groove 815, and the wire connecting the second lamp cap 70 is inserted into the threading hole 816 to avoid confusion.

Secondly, the groove 815 also has the function of threading the plunger 86, and the plunger 86 moves left and right in the groove 815. If the wire connecting the second lamp head 70 also passes through the groove 815, the second lamp head 70 is located. The left side of the trench 815, then the wire connecting the second lamp head 70 will also pass through the left side of the trench. However, since the space reserved for the left side of the groove 815 is small, if the wire connecting the second lamp head 70 passes through the groove 815, the plunger 86 will press against the second lamp head 70 when moving to the left. Wires can cause wire damage after repeated pressures for a long time.

Third, if the left side of the groove 815 is elongated, the space reserved on the left side of the groove 815 is made larger, so that the plunger 86 is prevented from being pressed against the wire connecting the second lamp head 70 when it is moving. However, the consequence of this is that when the first base 50 is rotated downward, the left side of the groove is too long to be blocked by the bracket 30 and exposed to the outside, thereby affecting the appearance of the lighting device. Moreover, the exposed left side of the groove 815 is also easy to enter impurities such as dust and water vapor, which affects the use of the lighting device.

Referring to FIG. 23, specifically, the first circuit board 531 of the first lamp cap 50 is provided with the first control module to control a plurality of LED lights. The light source and switch 562 are connected to the first control module by wires. The first control module may operate separately after the first base 50 is removed, or may cooperate with the second control module on the circuit board 27 within the light pole 20 after the first base 50 is inserted.

After the first base 50 is inserted, the first control module is electrically coupled to the connector 36 in the bracket 30 via the interface 552 of the first base 50. The joint 36 of the bracket 30 and the second control module in the lamp post pass the aforementioned The wires connecting the first caps 50 are electrically connected. The circuit board of the LED module 72 in the second lamp head 70 and the second control module in the lamp post 20 are electrically connected by the aforementioned wires connecting the second lamp heads 70.

The circuit board 27 housed in the buckle tube 21 of the lamp post 20 is a control circuit board, and the second control module is disposed on the circuit board 27. The wires connecting the first lamp cap 50 and the second lamp cap 70 are connected to the circuit board 27 through the opening of the top of the buckle tube 21, and the circuit board 27 is also electrically connected to the flexible touch panel 230 wrapped on the outside of the transparent tube 231 through the flexible circuit board. connection.

After the first cap 50 is inserted, the battery in the first cap 50 supplies power to the second control module of the stem 20 and the flexible touchpad 232 and the second cap 70. Of course, it is also possible to insert an external power source on the input interface 16 of the base 10 for power supply.

When the interface of the first base 50 is inserted into the bracket 30, the second control module is electrically connected to the first control module. The second control module is configured to control the brightness of the first base 50 and the second base 70 according to the touch gesture sensed by the flexible touch panel. For example, when the single finger slides from the top, the brightness of the first lamp head 50 is lowered. When the brightness of the first lamp head 50 is turned off, the second lamp head 70 is automatically turned on. When the single finger slides from bottom to top again, the second base 70 is extinguished and the first base 50 is gradually brightened. For example, the downward sliding of the two fingers is to adjust the color temperature of the first lamp cap 50.

The second control module is a central control module of the lighting device, which is placed in the light pole 20 to save overall volume, so as to avoid occupying the space inside the base 10 and affecting the placement of the circuit board 15. The second control module is disposed in an upper region of the light pole 20 (ie, above the flexible touch panel) because the number of wires extending from the second base 70 and the first base 50 into the pole is very large, if the second control module is located at the lamp The lower portion of the rod 20 (i.e., below the flexible touch panel), then these wires must pass a long distance to be connected to the circuit board 27. Such a long wire can cause the first base 50 to be easily entangled or even broken when rotated.

The above is a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that those skilled in the art can also make several improvements and retouchings without departing from the principles of the present invention. It is the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims (19)

1. A light pole for connecting to a base, wherein the light pole comprises a buckle tube and a peripheral tube, the buckle tube comprises a first tube body and a second tube body, and the first tube body is engaged with the second tube body The rear card is placed in the peripheral tube.
2. The light pole according to claim 1, wherein the outer surface of the first tube body and the second tube body are provided with a hook, and the inner peripheral wall of the peripheral tube is provided with a groove, the card The hook is engaged with the groove to fix the peripheral tube to the buckle tube.
3. The light pole according to claim 1, wherein a first limiting body is protruded from the inner wall of the first pipe, and a second limiting body is convexly disposed on an inner wall of the second pipe body. The first limiting body is fixedly connected to the second limiting body.
4. The light pole according to claim 1, wherein the light pole is further provided with a circuit board, and a first clamping body is protruded from the inner wall of the first tube, and the inner wall of the second tube body is A second clamping body is protruded, the first tubular body is engaged with the second tubular body, and the circuit board is clamped between the first clamping body and the second clamping body.
5. The light pole according to claim 1, wherein the first tube body and the second tube body are butt-joined and the mutually connected side edges form a guiding groove, and the inner peripheral wall of the metal tube is axially disposed. Positioning the ribs, the positioning ribs are inserted into the guiding grooves.
6. The light pole according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a touch segment connected to the buckle tube, the touch segment comprising a transparent tube and a flexible touch panel attached to the outer side of the transparent tube.
7. The light pole according to claim 6, wherein one end of the transparent tube is convexly provided with a circular table and a bead formed on the circular table, and the convex ring protrudes outward from the circular table.
8. The light pole according to claim 7, wherein the peripheral tube surrounds the upper portion of the transparent tube to block the circular table and the bead.
9. The light pole according to claim 7, wherein the end portions of the first tube body and the second tube body are respectively provided with a ring edge and a snap groove formed on the inner side surface of the ring edge, and the collar is clamped to the first The tube body and the second tube body are in the latching groove and abut against the ring edge.
10. The light pole of claim 6 further comprising a support section connected to the touch section, the support section and the buckle tube being respectively located at opposite ends of the touch section.
11. A light pole according to claim 10, wherein the support section includes a first engagement a buckle tube and a second buckle tube, the inner surface of one end portion of the first buckle tube and the second buckle tube are respectively provided with a curved card slot, and the other end of the transparent tube is convexly provided with a circular table and a convex ring, and the convex ring is opposite to the circular table The outer protrusion and the card are arranged in the arc card slot.
12. The light pole of claim 11 wherein the support section further comprises a peripheral barrel for receiving the first buckle and the second buckle.
13. The light pole according to claim 12, wherein the outer surface of one end of the first buckle and the second buckle is provided with a convex edge, and the inner peripheral wall of one end of the outer cylinder is provided with a step. The flange is engaged with the step.
14. The light pole of claim 13 wherein one end of the outer barrel extends upwardly beyond the flanges of the first and second barrels.
15. The light pole according to claim 11, wherein an inner surface of the first buckle is provided with a convex portion, and an inner surface of the second buckle is provided with a concave portion, the first buckle and the second The buckle is fastened, and the concave portion and the convex portion are inserted and fixed.
16. The light pole according to claim 12, wherein the other end of the first buckle is provided with a first ring edge, and the other end of the second buckle is provided with a second ring edge, the first ring edge The abutment with the second rim forms a closed rim, and the closed rim is screwed to the other end of the peripheral barrel.
17. A light pole according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the peripheral tube is an integrally formed metal tube.
18. The light pole of claim 12 wherein the peripheral barrel is an integrally formed metal barrel.
19. A lighting device, comprising: a lamp holder, a lamp cap and the lamp post according to any one of claims 1 to 18, wherein the lamp post is connected to the lamp holder.

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