Light-emitting electric wire
By embedding longitudinal electroluminescent lines and colored fluorescent sheaths into the wires, combined with the design of light-shielding strips, the problem that existing electroluminescent lines cannot transmit power and emit light simultaneously is solved, thus achieving convenient construction and rich decorative effects for luminescent wires.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-05-30
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-27
AI Technical Summary
Existing electroluminescent lines cannot transmit power and emit light simultaneously, and the length and position of the emitted light are difficult to control, especially when point light emission or short line light emission is required.
The design includes two parallel conductors with an outer insulating layer and a sheath. The sheath contains longitudinal electroluminescent lines and a longitudinal slot on one side of the sheath. A light-shielding strip is embedded to control the length and position of the light emission. The conductors are covered with colored fluorescent plastic sleeves to enrich the colors. The light-shielding strip has light-transmitting holes to simulate the effect of an LED light strip.
This invention enables luminescent wires to both transmit electricity and emit light, with easily controllable luminous length and position, good decorative effect, convenient construction, and applicability to various decorative projects.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The utility model relates to a kind of electric wires, especially a kind of electric wire that can both transmit electricity and emit light. BACKGROUND
[0002] Electroluminescent wire is a kind of flexible linear light source that emits light by exciting fluorescent material through electric field, its appearance is similar to ordinary telephone line, and it emits light continuously without any heat radiation when working, and its power consumption is only 50-70% of LED lamp, 20-40% of string lamp and 1-10% of neon lamp, which is usually used in decoration, lighting, electronic equipment and other fields. Since this electroluminescent wire only has decorative lighting effect and does not have power transmission function, when it is used with sound or other decorative lamps, power transmission lines need to be laid separately for other equipment, in addition, since ordinary electroluminescent wire emits linear light along the entire line, the length and position of light emission are difficult to control, especially when point light emission or short line light emission is required. SUMMARY
[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a light-emitting electric wire that can both transmit electricity and emit light, and the length and position of light emission are easy to control, has the advantages of convenient construction, good decorative effect, etc.
[0004] The technical scheme adopted to solve the technical problem is as follows: a light-emitting electric wire comprises two parallel arranged conductors, an insulating layer is arranged outside the conductors, a sheath is extruded outside the insulating layer, at least one longitudinal electroluminescent wire is further arranged in the sheath between the two conductors, a longitudinal slot is arranged on one side of the sheath along the direction of the electroluminescent wire to expose the back of the electroluminescent wire, and the light-emitting electric wire further comprises a light-shielding strip that can be embedded into the longitudinal slot to cover the electroluminescent wire.
[0005] As a further improvement of the utility model, longitudinal ridges or longitudinal grooves are arranged on the inner walls of the two sides of the longitudinal slot to fix the light-shielding strip, and mounting grooves or mounting ridges are arranged on the two side edges of the light-shielding strip to cooperate with the longitudinal ridges or longitudinal grooves.
[0006] As a further improvement of the utility model, the electroluminescent wire is composed of an electroluminescent wire core and a colored fluorescent plastic sleeve that covers the electroluminescent wire core.
[0007] As a further improvement of the utility model, the width of the exposed back of the electroluminescent wire in the longitudinal slot is less than the diameter of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve.
[0008] As a further improvement of the utility model, a transverse slot or notch is arranged on the light-shielding strip at intervals.
[0009] As a further improved scheme of the utility model: a plurality of equal interval arrangement light transmission holes are arranged on the light shielding strip.
[0010] Beneficial effect: the light emitting electric wire of the utility model adopts the technical feature that the light emitting electric wire comprises two parallel arranged conductors, an insulating layer is arranged outside the conductor, a sheath is extruded and wrapped outside the insulating layer, at least one longitudinal electroluminescent wire is further arranged in the sheath between the two conductors, a longitudinal slot exposing the back of the electroluminescent wire is arranged on one side of the sheath along the electroluminescent wire, the light emitting electric wire further comprises a light shielding strip which can be embedded into the longitudinal slot and covers the electroluminescent wire, so that the two parallel arranged conductors in the light emitting electric wire of the utility model have the same power transmission effect as ordinary electric wires, and the electroluminescent wire between the two conductors will emit colored decorative light along the wire after being electrified, the light shielding strip is installed into the longitudinal slot in the section where colored decorative light is not needed, so as to shield the local light of the electroluminescent wire, thereby achieving the purpose of conveniently controlling the light emitting length and light emitting position and meeting the use needs of decoration engineering. The technical feature that longitudinal ridges or longitudinal ridge grooves for fixing the light shielding strip are arranged on the inner walls of the two sides of the longitudinal slot and the mounting clamping grooves matched with the longitudinal ridges or the mounting convex ridges matched with the longitudinal ridge grooves are arranged on the two side edges of the light shielding strip makes the installation and removal of the light shielding strip more convenient and fast. The technical feature that the electroluminescent wire is composed of an electroluminescent wire core and a colored fluorescent plastic sleeve wrapped outside the electroluminescent wire core makes the electroluminescent wire emit decorative light of different colors by using colored fluorescent plastic sleeves of different colors, so that the color is more rich and the decoration effect is better. The technical feature that the width of the back of the electroluminescent wire exposed in the longitudinal slot is less than the diameter of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve prevents the electroluminescent wire from falling off from the sheath while ensuring that the light emitted by the electroluminescent wire can be fully irradiated. The technical feature that a transverse cutting groove or notch is arranged on the light shielding strip at every certain distance makes the light shielding strip be cut into appropriate length by tearing in the construction process, so that the construction is more convenient. The technical feature that a plurality of equal interval arrangement light transmission holes are arranged on the light shielding strip makes the light emitting electric wire of the utility model simulate the LED lamp strip to present the effect of string bead light emission, which overcomes the disadvantage that ordinary electroluminescent wires cannot emit light. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0011] The light emitting electric wire of the utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
[0012] Figure 1 is a structural schematic view of the light emitting electric wire of the utility model;
[0013] Figure 2It is the cross section enlarged structure schematic diagram of the utility model's luminous electric wire. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0014] As Figure 1 shown, the utility model's luminous electric wire, including two parallel arrangement's conductor 2, in the conductor's outside is equipped with insulating layer 3, in the insulating layer's outside is extruded and is covered with the sheath 1, in the sheath between two conductors is equipped with at least one longitudinal electroluminescent wire, in the sheath one side along electroluminescent wire trend is equipped with the longitudinal slot 6 that makes electroluminescent wire ridge back expose, the electroluminescent electric wire still includes one can be embedded to longitudinal slot, the electroluminescent wire that covers electroluminescent wire is hidden with shading strip 7. The sheath one side refers to the plane one side determined by two conductor axis.
[0015] Preferably, the electroluminescent wire is composed of an electroluminescent wire core 4 and a colored fluorescent plastic sleeve 5 covering the electroluminescent wire core.
[0016] As Figure 2 shown, longitudinal ridge line 11 or longitudinal ridge groove for fixing shading strip is equipped with in the inner wall of longitudinal slot on both sides, and mounting slot 10 or mounting convex edge that cooperates with longitudinal ridge groove is equipped with in the two side edges of shading strip. The width of the exposed ridge back of the electroluminescent wire in the longitudinal slot is less than the diameter of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve, that is, the sheath is wrapped upward from the bottom of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve. In the cross section of the luminous electric wire, the length of the contact line between the sheath and the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve is greater than half the circumference of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve.
[0017] Preferably, as Figure 1 shown, a transverse slot 9 or notch is provided on the shading strip at intervals, and a plurality of light-transmitting holes 8 are arranged at equal intervals on the shading strip.
[0018] The luminous electric wire needs to use a special AC frequency modulation power supply to power the electroluminescent wire when in use. The luminous electric wire can be used as a light source for decoration engineering such as indoor decoration, building exterior brightening, neon advertising board, stage background decoration, etc. It can also be used in tunnels, deep wells, and mines for safety warning, with the advantages of convenient construction, low cost, and rich in changes.
[0019] During the production of the luminous electric wire, the insulating layer is extruded around the conductor to form an insulated wire, and then the sheath is extruded around the wire. When extruding the sheath, the wire light emitting line embedding groove and the longitudinal slot for installing the shading strip need to be reserved. Then the electroluminescent wire is pressed into the wire light emitting line embedding groove. The shading strip is produced separately using an extruder. When in use, the appropriate length of the shading strip is cut and pressed into the longitudinal slot of the sheath in the section where light emission is not needed, so that the position and length of the electroluminescent wire can be easily controlled.
[0020] Figure 1In the light-emitting electric wire of the embodiment, one electroluminescent wire is adopted. In actual production, a plurality of electroluminescent wires emitting different colors of light can be arranged in parallel according to requirements.
Claims
1. A lighted electrical cord comprising two parallel conductors, an insulating layer disposed about the conductors, and a jacket extruded about the insulating layer, characterized in that: At least one longitudinal electroluminescent wire is arranged in the sheath between the two conductors, a longitudinal slot is arranged along the electroluminescent wire on one side of the sheath to expose the back of the electroluminescent wire, and the electroluminescent wire further comprises a light-shielding strip which can be embedded into the longitudinal slot to cover the electroluminescent wire.
2. The lighted electrical cord of claim 1 wherein: the light source is a light emitting diode. The inner walls of the longitudinal slot on both sides are provided with longitudinal ridges or longitudinal grooves for fixing the light-shielding strip, and the edges of the light-shielding strip are provided with mounting grooves matched with the longitudinal ridges or mounting ridges matched with the longitudinal grooves.
3. The lighted electrical cord of claim 2, wherein: The electroluminescent wire is composed of an electroluminescent wire core and a colored fluorescent plastic sleeve covering the electroluminescent wire core.
4. The lighted electrical cord of claim 3, wherein: The width of the back of the electroluminescent wire exposed in the longitudinal slot is less than the diameter of the colored fluorescent plastic sleeve.
5. The lighted electrical cord of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein: A transverse slot or notch is arranged on the light-shielding strip at intervals.
6. The lighted electrical cord of claim 5, wherein: A plurality of light-transmitting holes are arranged on the light-shielding strip at equal intervals.