IP Library › Granted Patent US 12,247,719
Granted Patent B2
US 12,247,719 · App. 18/667,885 · Granted Mar 11, 2025

Solar magnetic suction linear lamp

Inventor: Huamin Liu (Xi'an, CN)
F21S9/037F21V21/096F21V21/30F21V31/03F21W2131/10F21Y2103/10F21Y2115/10
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Patent No.
US 12,247,719
App. No.
18/667,885
Granted
Mar 11, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of use of flexible light-emitting filaments in outdoor solar lamps, and in particular to, a solar magnetic suction linear lamp, including a locating structure, wherein the locating structure includes a lamp frame; a transparent lampshade is arranged in an inner cavity of the lamp frame; and a lighting structure is arranged in the inner cavity of the lamp frame. After a light bar is turned on, a lamp base is plugged into the lamp frame; a steel locating head extends into the transparent lampshade; the steel locating head is sucked through a strong magnet and is located through the magnetism of the strong magnet; the light bar is pulled through the steel locating head; a mounting plate and the lamp base are located through the light bar.

Claims (6)

1. A solar magnetic suction linear lamp, comprising a locating structure ( 1 ), wherein the locating structure ( 1 ) comprises a lamp frame ( 6 ); a transparent lampshade ( 15 ) is arranged in an inner cavity of the lamp frame ( 6 ); and a lighting structure ( 2 ) is arranged in the inner cavity of the lamp frame ( 6 );

wherein the lighting structure ( 2 ) comprises a lamp base ( 7 ); a bottom of the lamp base ( 7 ) is plugged into the lamp frame ( 6 ); a solar battery panel ( 8 ) is embedded into a top of the lamp base ( 7 ); the bottom of the lamp base ( 7 ) is connected with a mounting plate ( 9 ) by a bolt; a bottom of the mounting plate ( 9 ) is connected with a battery holder ( 11 ) by a bolt; a storage battery ( 12 ) is clamped into the battery holder ( 11 ); the bottom of the mounting plate ( 9 ) is connected with a control switch ( 10 ) by a bolt; a light bar ( 13 ) is mounted at the bottom of the mounting plate ( 9 ); and a bottom of the light bar ( 13 ) is adhered with a steel locating head ( 14 ).

2. The solar magnetic suction linear lamp according to claim 1 , wherein an inner wall of the lamp frame ( 6 ) is adhered with a mounting seat ( 4 ); and a strong magnet ( 5 ) is adhered at a top of an inner cavity of the mounting seat ( 4 ).

3. The solar magnetic suction linear lamp according to claim 1 , wherein a mounting hole is formed in the top of the lamp base ( 7 ); the storage battery ( 12 ) is electrically connected to the solar battery panel ( 8 ); and the control switch ( 10 ) is electrically connected to the storage battery ( 12 ) and the light bar ( 13 ) respectively.

4. The solar magnetic suction linear lamp according to claim 1 , wherein a through hole is formed in a bottom of the transparent lampshade ( 15 ); and a drainage hole ( 3 ) is formed in the bottom of the transparent lampshade ( 15 ).

5. The solar magnetic suction linear lamp according to claim 4 , wherein the transparent lampshade ( 15 ) is in an integrated cylindrical design.

Continuity (1)
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