Non-drilling pressing fixed corner lamp

Abstract

The application discloses a non-drilling pressing fixed corner lamp, which can be installed on the outer convex corner or the inner concave corner of an object without screws, adhesive or support, and has the advantages of convenience and no damage to the installation surface. The structure comprises two lamp bodies and a force applying mechanism. The two lamp bodies are connected through a pivoting structure, can be folded or unfolded within a certain angle, and are provided with non-slip pads on the back and light emitting parts on the front. The force applying mechanism between the two lamp bodies has one or more rotating parts, which can generate a continuous pushing force after being rotated under force, so that the two lamp bodies automatically perform clamping or stretching actions. When installed on the outer convex corner, the lamp bodies make the non-slip pads clamp the two sides of the corner through the folding action; when installed on the inner concave corner, the non-slip pads support the inside of the corner through the unfolding action.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the technical field of lighting fixtures, and more particularly to a non-drilling, press-fit corner lighting fixture that avoids damage to the wall surface, is repeatedly disassembled and reassembled, and has a high frictional fixing capability, making it suitable for stable installation at indoor and outdoor corner locations. Background Technology

[0002] Traditional corner lights are installed on the convex or concave corners of objects such as buildings, parks, and concrete pillars, both indoors and outdoors, as shown in patents CN104494224U, CN107112541U, CN107394764U, CN216243981U, and CN210958108U. As can be seen from these patents, existing corner lights require screws to secure them to both sides of the convex or concave corner, or use adhesive or additional brackets for fixation. This is not only cumbersome to install but also often damages the wall surface. For objects where drilling or adhesive is not feasible, or for lighting equipment that requires repeated disassembly and reassembly or is highly decorative, existing technologies lack a simple, stable, and aesthetically pleasing solution. Therefore, there is an urgent need for an innovative corner light fixture that can quickly and easily fix the light fixture to the corner without drilling or adhesive. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The main objective of this invention is to provide a drill-free, quick-fix corner light fixture. Through the design of a butterfly-shaped corner light fixture that can be folded or unfolded within a certain angle range, and the structure that can apply force to push the butterfly-shaped corner light fixture to fold or unfold, the corner light fixture can be clamped at the convex corner or supported at the concave corner, achieving the effects of fixing without screws, adhesives or brackets, without damaging the wall surface, maintaining the aesthetics of the corner, and being able to be repeatedly disassembled and reassembled, as well as facilitating decoration.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this invention proposes a drill-free, quick-fix corner lamp for installation at the convex or concave corner of an object. A preferred embodiment includes two lamp bodies and a force-applying structure. The adjacent inner edges of the two lamp bodies are pivotally connected by a pivot structure. The two lamp bodies can be folded or unfolded within a relative angle range using the pivot structure as a fulcrum. Each lamp body has an anti-slip pad on its back and a light-emitting portion on its front. The force-applying structure is a mechanical force-applying mechanism, including a rotating component located at the pivot structure. When the rotating component is subjected to an external force, it generates a continuous force that drives the two lamp bodies to fold or unfold. Furthermore, in the installed state, the folding action causes the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp onto the two sides of the convex corner of the object to be installed; or the unfolding action causes the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to stretch onto the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed.

[0005] In some embodiments, the pivot structure has a hinge member that is fixed to the two lamp bodies respectively.

[0006] In some embodiments, 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 pad has an anti-slip surface, which is a flat surface or has anti-slip texture.

[0007] In some embodiments, the anti-slip pad is one of a silicone pad, a rubber pad, and a plastic pad.

[0008] In some embodiments, the light-emitting part has an LED module and a light-transmitting lampshade.

[0009] In some embodiments, the force-applying structure includes a force-applying component disposed at the outer 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 thereof. The rotating component passes through the perforation and is screwed into the pivot structure to generate the continuous force, so that the two pushing surfaces of the force-applying component abut against the two lamp bodies respectively, pushing the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp and adhere to the two sides of the convex corner of the object to be installed.

[0010] In some embodiments, the force-applying structure includes a force-applying component disposed at the 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 thereof; The rotating component passes through the perforation and is screwed into the pivot structure to generate the continuous force, causing the two pushing surfaces of the force-applying component to abut against the two lamp bodies respectively, pushing the anti-slip pads of the two lamp bodies to stretch and adhere tightly to the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed.

[0011] In some embodiments, the force-applying component is a straight bar or block with a trapezoidal, triangular, or circular cross-section, and the rotating component is a bolt.

[0012] In some embodiments, the rotating component has a force-applying body and a bolt, the force-applying body having a force-applying portion, and the bolt being coupled to the force-applying body opposite to the force-applying portion.

[0013] In some embodiments, the pivot structure is provided with a pusher, and the rotating component is disposed at the upper or lower end of the pivot structure and screwed into the pusher. When the rotating component rotates, it can drive the pusher to move up and down to push the two lamp bodies.

[0014] This invention discloses a drill-free, quick-fix corner light fixture. It employs a foldable or flip-up butterfly structure, combined with a continuous force generated by a mechanical force-applying mechanism, allowing the light fixture to be securely installed at convex or concave corners without the need for screws, adhesives, or additional brackets, significantly simplifying the installation process. Secondly, the anti-slip pad design effectively prevents the light fixture from sliding, ensuring stability and safety during use. Furthermore, this invention does not damage the wall structure, maintaining the original aesthetic appeal, and allows for repeated disassembly and relocation, offering high flexibility and practicality. In addition, the built-in light-emitting component not only provides illumination but also serves as an interior decorative element, enhancing the overall spatial quality. Attached Figure Description

[0015] The features and advantages of the present invention are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings: Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the corner lamp of the present invention installed on the outer convex corner of an object; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the corner lamp of the present invention installed at the concave corner of an object; Figure 3 This is a top view schematic diagram of an embodiment of the corner lamp of the present invention used for installation on the convex corner of an object; Figure 4 This is a top view schematic diagram of an embodiment of the corner lamp of the present invention used for installation at the concave corner of an object; Figure 5 This is an exploded view of an embodiment of the hinge component of the corner lamp of the present invention; Figures 6A-6D This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the rotating component and various force-applying components of the present invention; Figures 7A-7D This is a schematic diagram of the force-applying body and bolt structure of various rotating components of the present invention; Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the first embodiment of the pusher component of the present invention implemented in a pivot structure; Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of the pusher component of the present invention implemented in a pivotal structure. Figure 10 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the pusher component of the present invention implemented in the pivot structure.

[0016] Symbol explanation: 100: Outward convex angle; 200: Inward concave angle; 10: Lamp body; 11: Pivot structure; 111: Hinge component; 12: Plate-shaped lamp housing; 14: Anti-slip pad; 141: Anti-slip surface; 16: Light-emitting part; 162: Light-transmitting lampshade; C1: Outer angle; C2: Inner angle; 20: Force-applying structure; 21: Rotating component; 211: Force-applying body; 212: Bolt; 213: Force-applying part; 214: Perforation; 22: Force-applying component; 221: Perforation; 222: Pushing surface; 23: Pushing component; 231: Screw hole; F1: Continuous force; S1: Folding action; S2: Opening action. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The specific embodiments of the present invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The advantages and features of the present invention will become clearer from the following description and the claims. It should be noted that the drawings are all in a very simplified form and use non-precise proportions, and are only used to facilitate and clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention.

[0018] The technical features, structure, method steps, and other functions, purposes, and effects of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments: Referring to the accompanying drawings, this invention provides a drill-free, quick-fix corner lighting fixture for installation on the convex angle 100° of objects awaiting installation, such as indoors or outdoors of buildings, in parks, streets, or on concrete pillars. Figure 1 (as shown) or concave angle 20° (e.g.) Figure 2 As shown), a corner luminaire serving as illumination or lighting effect, in a preferred embodiment, includes two lamp bodies 10 and a force-applying structure 20, wherein: like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the two lamp bodies 10 have a symmetrical butterfly-shaped structure (which may be slightly different). The adjacent inner sides of the two lamp bodies 10 are pivotally connected to each other at a 90° angle via a pivot structure 11. This allows the two lamp bodies 10 to fold or unfold within a relative angle range (60°~135°) using the pivot structure 11 as a fulcrum, thus forming a butterfly-shaped lamp structure for the corner lamp. More specifically, as... Figure 5 The pivot structure 11 shown can be implemented with a butterfly-shaped hinge member 111 or other similar pivot member, which is used to fix the two lamp bodies 10 respectively. The two lamp bodies 10 are each implemented as a hollow plate-shaped lamp housing 12, so that the electronic components required for the lamp can be placed inside the plate-shaped lamp housing 12. However, the outer contour of the plate-shaped lamp housing 12 is not limited and can be implemented in any shape.

[0019] To achieve the purpose and function of secure fixing without drilling, the back surfaces of the two lamp bodies 10 are preferably flat, for each to be provided with an anti-slip pad 14. The anti-slip pad 14 is made of a material with elasticity and a high coefficient of friction, and can be one of silicone pads, rubber pads, and plastic pads, and is adhered and fixed to the back surfaces of the two lamp bodies 10. The outer surface of the anti-slip pad 14 is an anti-slip surface 141, which can be flat or a rough surface with anti-slip texture, thereby allowing it to adhere tightly to the surface of the object during installation. In addition, a light-emitting part 16 is provided on the front or other positions of the two lamp bodies 10. The embodiment of the light-emitting part 16 is not limited, but preferably it consists of one or more LED modules (not shown) and one or more light-transmitting lamp covers 162. One or more LED modules are disposed in the two lamp bodies 10, and the light-transmitting lamp covers 162 cover one or more LED modules, allowing the LED modules to illuminate outward through the light-transmitting lamp covers 162.

[0020] The force-applying structure 20 is used to drive the two lamp bodies 10 to clamp or stretch and fix them at the convex angle 100 or concave angle 200 of the object to be installed. Preferably, it is a mechanical force-applying mechanism. The force-applying structure 20 includes a rotating component 21, which is disposed at the aforementioned pivot structure 11. When the rotating component 21 is rotated by an external force from the user, it generates a continuous force F1. This continuous force F1 pushes the two lamp bodies to produce a folding action S1 (e.g., ...). Figure 3 (as shown) or a flipping action S2 (such as) Figure 4 (As shown). Therefore, in the installed state, the folding action S1 causes the anti-slip pads 14 on the back of the two lamp bodies 10 to clamp onto the two sides of the protruding corner of the object to be installed, securely clamping the corner lamp at the protruding corner 100 (as shown). Figure 1 (As shown). The flipping action S2 allows the anti-slip pads 14 on the back of the two lamp bodies 10 to be stretched at the concave angle 20° of the object to be installed (as shown). Figure 2 As shown, the corner light fixture is securely supported at the concave corner on both sides.

[0021] [Example of the force-applying structure for the folding action of the two lamp bodies] See also Figure 1 and Figure 3 As shown, when the two lamp bodies 10 of the present invention are used to clamp (install) on both sides of the outward convex angle 100, a preferred embodiment of the force-applying structure 20 includes a force-applying component 22, which is disposed at the outward angle C1 between the two lamp bodies 10. The force-applying component 22 may have a fan-shaped cross-section. Figure 3 , Figure 4 ), trapezoidal ( Figure 6A ),triangle( Figure 6B ), circle ( Figure 6C ), semi-circular ( Figure 6D(or other shapes of straight bars or blocks.) The force-applying component 22 has a through hole 221 in the middle, and the force-applying component 22 has two pushing surfaces 222 located on opposite sides of it. The aforementioned rotating component 21 can be a bolt, which passes through the through hole 221 and is screwed into the pivot structure 11. As the rotating component 21 is tightened, the two pushing surfaces 222 of the force-applying component 22 abut against the two lamp bodies 10 respectively, generating the aforementioned continuous force F1, causing the two lamp bodies 10 to fold together S1 (as shown in the image). Figure 3 As shown), push the anti-slip pads 14 on the back of the two lamp bodies 10 to clamp them, so that the anti-slip surfaces 141 are pressed tightly against the two sides of the outer convex corner 100 of the object to be installed (as shown). Figure 1 As shown, this allows the corner light to be installed at the outer corner of the wall (100° outward convex angle).

[0022] [Example of the force-applying structure for the opening action of the two lamp bodies] See also Figure 2 and Figure 4 As shown, when the two lamp bodies 10 of the present invention are used to support and fix (install) on both sides of the concave corner 200, the above-mentioned force-applying component 22 can be set at the inner corner C2 between the two lamp bodies 10, and the same rotating component 21 is passed through the through hole 221 and screwed into the pivot structure 11. Therefore, as the rotating component 21 is locked, the two pushing surfaces 222 of the force-applying component 22 abut against the two lamp bodies 10 respectively, generating the above-mentioned continuous force F1, causing the two lamp bodies 10 to flip open S2, thereby pushing the anti-slip pads 14 of the two lamp bodies 10 to be stretched, so that the anti-slip surface 141 is pressed against the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed, realizing the state of the corner lamp installed in the inner corner (concave corner) of the wall.

[0023] [Example of the force-applying body and bolt structure of the rotating component] Alternatively, the rotating component 21 of the present invention can also be configured to have a force-applying body 211 and a bolt 212, wherein the force-applying body 211 can be a large cone. Figure 7A ) or sphere ( Figure 7B The force-applying body 211, or other shapes, has a force-applying portion 213, such as a slotted groove, cross groove, or polygonal hole, at one end for a hand tool to apply force for rotation; while the bolt 212 is integrally connected to the other end of the force-applying body 211 opposite to the force-applying portion 213. Thus, by locking the rotating component 21 into the pivot structure 11 from the outer corner C1 or inner corner C2 of the two lamp bodies 10, the component force of the conical or spherical structure generates the aforementioned continuous force F1, causing the two lamp bodies 10 to fold S1 or unfold S2, thus installing the corner lamp in the aforementioned position. Alternatively, the bolt 212 can also be separated from the force-applying body 211 into two components; the force-applying body 211 can be a larger cone (…). Figure 7C ) or sphere ( Figure 7D Alternatively, a shape may be provided, and a through hole 214 may be provided. Then, a bolt 212 may be inserted through the through hole 214 to achieve the same function.

[0024] [Example of a jacking member for applying force in a pivotal structure] See also Figure 8 , Figure 9 and Figure 10 As shown, in another embodiment of the force-applying structure 20 of the present invention, a pusher 23 may be provided inside or outside the pivot structure 11 or the hinge member 111. The pusher 23 is a circular or polygonal conical column with a screw hole 231 at its upper end connecting to its lower end. The rotating component 21 is disposed at the upper or lower end of the pivot structure 11 or the hinge member 111, so that a bolt 212 of the rotating component 21 is screwed into the screw hole 231 of the pusher 23. When the rotating component 21 is rotated, it can drive the pusher 23 to move up and down, thereby causing the two lamp bodies 10 to produce the above-mentioned folding action S1 or flipping action S2, and thus installing the corner lamp of the present invention in the above-mentioned position.

[0025] The embodiments described above are merely preferred embodiments provided to fully illustrate the present invention, and the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited thereto. Equivalent substitutions or modifications made by those skilled in the art based on the present invention, or reasonable combinations of solutions from various embodiments, are all within the scope of protection of the present invention.

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, characterized in that: The inner sides of the two lamp bodies are pivotally connected to each other by a pivot structure. The two lamp bodies can be folded or unfolded within a certain angle range with the pivot structure as the fulcrum. The back of each of the two lamp bodies is provided with an anti-slip pad, and the front of each of the two lamp bodies is provided with a light-emitting part. The force-applying structure is a mechanical force-applying mechanism, which includes a rotating component located at the pivot structure. When the rotating component is subjected to an external force, it generates a continuous force, which pushes the two lamp bodies to perform a folding or unfolding action. In the installed state, the folding action causes the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp onto the two sides of the convex corner of the object to be installed; or the unfolding action causes the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to stretch onto the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed.

2. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The pivot structure has a hinge member, which is fixed to the two lamp bodies respectively.

3. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 2, characterized in that, 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 pad has an anti-slip surface, which is either a flat surface or has anti-slip texture.

4. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 2 or 3, characterized in that, The anti-slip pad is one of a silicone pad, a rubber pad, or a plastic pad.

5. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 4, characterized in that, The light-emitting part has an LED module and a light-transmitting lampshade.

6. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The force-applying structure includes a force-applying component, which is located at the outer 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 of it; The rotating component passes through the perforation and is screwed into the pivot structure to generate the continuous force, causing the two pushing surfaces of the force-applying component to abut against the two lamp bodies respectively, pushing the anti-slip pads on the back of the two lamp bodies to clamp and adhere to the two sides of the convex corner of the object to be installed.

7. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The force-applying structure includes a force-applying component, which is located at the 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 of it; The rotating component passes through the perforation and is screwed into the pivot structure to generate the continuous force, causing the two pushing surfaces of the force-applying component to abut against the two lamp bodies respectively, pushing the anti-slip pads of the two lamp bodies to stretch and adhere tightly to the two sides of the concave corner of the object to be installed.

8. The drill-free, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 6 or 7, characterized in that, The force-applying component is a straight bar or block with a trapezoidal, triangular, or circular cross-section, and the rotating component is a bolt.

9. The non-drilling, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The rotating component has a force-applying body and a bolt. The force-applying body has a force-applying part, and the bolt is engaged with or passes through the force-applying body.

10. The drill-free, quick-fix corner lighting fixture as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The pivot structure is provided with a pusher, and the rotating component is located at the upper or lower end of the pivot structure and screwed into the pusher. When the rotating component rotates, it can drive the pusher to move up and down, thereby pushing the two lamp bodies.

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