Streetlamp with movement position convenient to adjust

Abstract

The invention discloses a street lamp with the movement position convenient to adjust, the street lamp comprises a base, a lamp pole, a lamp holder and rollers, wherein the base is cubic, four rollersare arranged below the base, the upper part of the base is connected with the lamp pole which is perpendicular to the upper top surface of the base and tapers off gradually from top to bottom, a support rod is connected to the upper part of the lamp pole, the tail end of the support rod is branched off and connected to two sides of the lamp pole in an arch shape, and the lamp holder is connectedto the upper part of the support rod. According to the street lamp with the movement position convenient to adjust, the base is cubic, and the four rollers are arranged below the base, so that the rollers can be used for moving, and it is easy and labor-saving in the moving process. The lamp pole tapers off gradually from top to bottom, so that not only can the lamp pole of the street lamp be stable, but also the weight of the street lamp can be effectively reduced, and the street lamp is lighter during moving. The tail end of the support rod is branched off and connected to two sides of the lamp pole in the arch shape, the bearing capacity of the support rod can be effectively increased, and breaking of the support rod due to the fact that the lamp holder is too heavy is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a street lamp, in particular to a street lamp which is convenient for adjusting the direction and moving position. Background technique [0002] Human attempts at artificial lighting on city streets began in the early 15th century. In 1417, in order to brighten the dark nights of London in winter, Henry Barton, the mayor of London, issued an order to hang lamps outdoors for lighting. Later, his initiative was supported by the French. At the beginning of the 16th century, lighting fixtures had to be installed outside the windows facing the streets of Parisian residential houses. At the time of Louis XIV, many street lights appeared on the streets of Paris. In 1667, Louis XIV, known as the "Sun King", also officially promulgated the Urban Road Lighting Act. Legend has it that it was because of the promulgation of this decree that the reign of Louis XIV was called the "Bright Age" in French history. The use of street lamps ha...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The invention solves the problem that the street lamp cannot be moved in the prior art, and provides a street lamp that is convenient for adjusting the direction and moving position. When it is applied, the position of the street lamp can be moved at will, and the use is more flexible

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