Drill-free, quick-fix corner lighting fixtures

Abstract

This invention discloses a drill-free, quick-fix corner light fixture that can be installed on the convex or concave corners of objects without screws, adhesives, or brackets, offering convenience and without damaging the mounting surface. Its structure includes two lamp bodies and a force-applying mechanism. The two lamp bodies are connected by a pivot structure and can be folded or unfolded within a certain angle. An anti-slip pad is provided on the back, and a light-emitting part is provided on the front. The force-applying mechanism between the two lamp bodies has one or more rotating components that generate a continuous thrust after being rotated under force, causing the two lamp bodies to automatically clamp or stretch. When installed on a convex corner, the folding action of the lamp body clamps the anti-slip pads to both sides of the corner; when installed on a concave corner, the unfolding action allows the anti-slip pads to support the inside of the corner.

Claims

1. A drill-free, quick-fix corner light fixture for installation at the convex or concave corner of an object to be installed, comprising two light bodies and a force-applying structure, wherein: The two lamp bodies are pivotally connected to each other via a pivot structure. The two lamp bodies can be folded or unfolded within a certain angle range with the pivot structure as the fulcrum. Each of the two lamp bodies has an anti-slip pad on its back. The anti-slip pad is one of a silicone pad, rubber pad, or plastic pad with elasticity and a high coefficient of friction. The anti-slip pad has an anti-slip surface. The front of the two lamp bodies has a light-emitting part. The force-applying structure is a mechanical force-applying mechanism, which includes a rotating component and a force-applying component. The force-applying component is located at the outer or inner corner between the two lamp bodies. The force-applying component has a through hole in the middle and two pushing surfaces located on opposite sides. The rotating component passes through the through hole and is screwed into the pivot structure to generate a continuous force. The continuous force pushes the force-applying component, causing the two pushing surfaces to abut against the two lamp bodies to produce a folding action or a flipping action. In the installed state, the folding action causes the anti-slip surface of the anti-slip pad on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp the two sides of the outer convex corner of the object to be installed; or the flipping action causes the anti-slip surface of the anti-slip pad on the back of the two lamp bodies to stretch the two sides of the inner concave corner of the object to be installed.

2. The drill-free, tight-fitting corner luminaire as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pivot structure has a hinge member that is fixed to the two luminaire bodies respectively.

3. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lamp as described in claim 2, wherein the two lamp bodies are each a plate-shaped lamp housing, and the back of the two lamp bodies is a flat surface; the anti-slip surface is a flat surface or has anti-slip texture.

4. The drill-free, quick-fix corner luminaire as claimed in claim 1, wherein the light-emitting part has an LED module and a light-transmitting lampshade.

5. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lamp as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the force-applying component can push the anti-slip pad on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp them tightly against the two sides of the convex corner of the object to be installed.

6. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lamp as claimed in claim 1, wherein the force-applying component is capable of pushing the anti-slip pads of the two lamp bodies to stretch and adhere to the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed.

7. The drill-free, tight-fitting corner luminaire as claimed in claim 5 or 6, wherein the force-applying component is a straight strip or block with a trapezoidal, triangular, or circular cross-section, and the rotating component is a bolt.

8. The drill-free, quick-fix corner lamp as claimed in claim 1, wherein the rotating component has a force-applying body and a bolt, the force-applying body having a force-applying portion, and the bolt being engaged with or passing through the force-applying body.

9. The non-drilling, tight-fitting corner lamp as described in claim 2, wherein a pusher is provided in the pivot structure, the rotating component is disposed at the upper or lower end of the pivot structure and screwed into the pusher, and the rotating component can drive the pusher to move up and down when it rotates, so as to push the two lamp bodies.

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