Dual-purpose emergency lighting lamp

Abstract

The utility model relates to a kind of emergency lighting of dismounting two purposes, including lamp holder and emergency light, lamp holder is equipped with power cord, the front side of lamp holder is equipped with mounting groove, mounting groove is equipped with wireless charging seat, the upper and lower edges of wireless charging seat are equipped with horizontal clamping plate, the back of emergency light is hingedly connected with the mounting seat that stretches downward, the top and bottom of mounting seat are equipped with the upper clamping seat and lower clamping hook respectively with clamping plate cooperation, wireless charging battery and power supply detection circuit are further equipped in mounting seat, the upper clamping seat is equipped with vertical spring hole, support spring is inserted in spring hole, the bottom surface of upper clamping seat biological is further equipped with baffle, baffle is spaced apart to form upper insertion slot with mounting seat, the top end of upper insertion slot extends to spring hole, the top end of support spring is against the top wall of spring hole, bottom end is against baffle and one side is located in upper insertion slot;Indoor personnel can take down mounting seat from lamp holder after power failure, hold mounting seat to conveniently move emergency light, realize flexible lighting.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of lighting technology, and in particular to an emergency lighting lamp that can be both installed and disassembled. Background Technology

[0002] Emergency lighting fixtures are reliable, stable, and long-lasting, and are used for emergency lighting in public buildings. However, most emergency lights are wall-mounted. In emergencies that result in dim indoor lighting, these are inconvenient to use as portable light sources, hindering efficient evacuation and failing to assist maintenance personnel entering the building. Therefore, designing a removable emergency light that can be switched between wall-mounted and handheld operation has become an urgent technical challenge. Summary of the Invention

[0003] To solve the above problems, this utility model provides an emergency lighting lamp that can be both installed and disassembled.

[0004] The present invention provides a detachable and removable emergency lighting lamp, comprising a lamp holder and an emergency lamp. The lamp holder has a power cord and a mounting groove on its front side. A wireless charging base is located in the mounting groove. The upper and lower edges of the wireless charging base have horizontal locking plates. The back of the emergency lamp is hinged with a downwardly extending mounting base. The top and bottom of the mounting base are respectively provided with an upper locking seat and a lower locking hook that cooperate with the locking plates. The mounting base also contains a wireless charging battery and a power detection circuit. The power detection circuit is electrically connected to the wireless charging battery and the emergency lamp. The upper locking seat has a vertical spring hole, in which a support spring is inserted. The bottom surface of the upper locking seat also has a baffle. The baffle and the mounting base are spaced apart to form an upper slot. The top of the upper slot extends to the spring hole. The top of the support spring abuts against the top wall of the spring hole, and the bottom abuts against the baffle with one side located in the upper slot.

[0005] With the above structure, the mounting base has an upper latch and a lower hook. The latch plate located on the upper edge of the wireless charging base is inserted into the upper slot. Then, the mounting base is pressed down to insert the latch plate to the top of the upper slot, compressing the bottom end of the support spring upwards. The lower hook moves downwards, disengaging from the latch plate located on the lower edge of the wireless charging base. Pushing the bottom of the mounting base causes the lower hook to pass over the latch plate from below. At this point, releasing the downward pressure on the mounting base allows the spring force to push the mounting base upwards, and the lower hook hooks onto the latch plate located on the lower edge of the wireless charging base, connecting the mounting base to the wireless charging base. The power cord is then plugged into an indoor socket, and the lamp holder is hung on the wall using pins. The power cord supplies power to the wireless charging base, which in turn supplies power to the wireless charging battery inside the mounting base. In the event of a power outage, the power detection circuit detects the disconnection of external charging and activates the wireless charging battery as an independent power source to supply power to the emergency light. Indoor personnel can easily remove the mounting base from the light socket by reversing the operation of the mounting base and use it to move the emergency light. During evacuation, it provides flexible lighting for door handles and locks, assisting personnel in finding their way and evacuating. The emergency light can be removed by indoor personnel or by maintenance personnel to distribute it to other personnel. A support spring is inserted into the spring hole and its bottom end abuts against the baffle to prevent the support spring from falling off.

[0006] As a further improvement of this utility model, a guide rod is provided at the top of the spring hole, and the guide rod is inserted into the top of the support spring and matches the inner diameter of the support spring.

[0007] With the above structure, the guide rod is inserted into the top of the support spring and fits the inner diameter of the support spring. When the support spring is compressed by the clamping plate and shrinks, it prevents the support spring from bending or shifting to the side and avoids damage to the support spring.

[0008] As a further improvement of this utility model, the mounting base is provided with storage slots on both sides and support feet that can rotate in and out of the storage slots. The inner wall of the storage slot away from the emergency light is provided with a hinge shaft, which is hinged to one end of the support foot.

[0009] With the above structure, by rotating the support leg around the hinge axis, the support leg leaves the storage groove and forms an angle with the side of the mounting base, forming a large triangular support surface. When maintenance personnel place the mounting base on a flat surface for fixed-point lighting, it can improve the stability of the mounting base and prevent the emergency light from tipping over due to uneven weight distribution.

[0010] As a further improvement of this utility model, the storage groove is also provided with a fixing protrusion located on the same inner wall as the hinge shaft, and the side of the support foot is provided with a fixing groove corresponding to the fixing protrusion. The fixing groove is provided with a limiting plate on the side facing the storage groove, and the fixing protrusion is a raised hemispherical block.

[0011] With the above structure, when the support foot rotates back to the storage slot, the fixed protrusion squeezes the limiting plate to produce elastic deformation, passes over the limiting plate and enters the fixed slot, and then locks the limiting plate from the inside to prevent the support foot from rotating away from the storage slot due to its own weight.

[0012] As a further improvement of this utility model, a connecting seat 1 is fixed on the back of the emergency light. The back of the connecting seat 1 is provided with a hinge ear. A damping shaft is connected to the hinge ear. The damping shaft is parallel to the back of the emergency light. A connecting seat 2 is connected to the damping shaft and is fixed to the top of the mounting base.

[0013] With the above structure, the hinge lugs of connecting seat 2 and connecting seat 1 are connected by a damping shaft to achieve rotational engagement. The emergency light rotates around the damping shaft to adjust the angle of the emergency light on the mounting base and maintain the angle of the emergency light without external force. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 The diagram shows the structure of the emergency light in its handheld position after it has been removed.

[0016] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a cross-sectional view of the mounting slot.

[0017] Figure 4 The diagram shows the structure of the emergency light after it has been removed and is placed in its original position.

[0018] Figure 5 The diagram shown is a cross-sectional view of the storage slot.

[0019] Figure 6 The diagram shows the slot structure in part A.

[0020] 1-Lamp holder, 2-Emergency light, 3-Power cord, 4-Mounting slot, 5-Wireless charging base, 6-Card plate, 7-Mounting base, 8-Upper clip, 9-Lower hook, 10-Spring hole, 11-Support spring, 12-Baffle, 13-Upper slot, 14-Guide rod, 15-Storage slot, 16-Support foot, 17-Fixing protrusion, 18-Fixing slot, 19-Limiting plate, 20-Connecting base one, 21-Hinge ear, 22-Damping shaft, 23-Connecting base two. Detailed Implementation

[0021] like Figures 1-6The present invention discloses a detachable and removable emergency lighting lamp, including a lamp holder 1 and an emergency light 2. The lamp holder 1 is provided with a power cord 3. The front side of the lamp holder 1 is provided with a mounting groove 4, and a wireless charging base 5 is provided in the mounting groove 4. The upper and lower edges of the wireless charging base 5 are provided with horizontal retaining plates 6. The back of the emergency light 2 is hinged with a downwardly extending mounting base 7. The top and bottom of the mounting base 7 are respectively provided with an upper retaining seat 8 and a lower retaining hook 9 that cooperate with the retaining plates 6. The mounting base 7 is also provided with a wireless charging battery and a power detection circuit. The power detection circuit is electrically connected to the wireless charging battery and the emergency light 2. The upper retaining seat 8 is provided with a vertical spring hole 10, and a support spring 11 is inserted into the spring hole 10. The bottom surface of the upper retaining seat 8 is also provided with a baffle 12. The baffle 12 and the mounting base 7 are spaced apart to form an upper slot 13. The top of the upper slot 13 extends to the spring hole 10. The top of the support spring 11 abuts against the top wall of the spring hole 10, and the bottom abuts against the baffle 12 with one side located in the upper slot 13.

[0022] The mounting base 7 is equipped with an upper latch 8 and a lower latch 9. The latch plate 6, located on the upper edge of the wireless charging base 5, is inserted into the upper slot 13. The mounting base 7 is then pressed down to insert the latch plate 6 to the top of the upper slot 13, compressing the bottom end of the support spring 11 upwards. The lower latch 9 moves downwards, disengaging from the latch plate 6 located on the lower edge of the wireless charging base 5. The bottom of the mounting base 7 is pushed, and the lower latch 9 passes over the latch plate 6 from below. At this point, the force of pressing down on the mounting base 7 is released, and the elastic force of the support spring 11 pushes the mounting base 7 upwards. The lower latch 9 hooks onto the latch plate 6 located on the lower edge of the wireless charging base 5, connecting the mounting base 7 to the wireless charging base 5. The power cord 3 is then plugged into an indoor socket, and the lamp holder... 1. The device is hung on the wall using pins. Power cord 3 supplies power to wireless charging base 5, which in turn supplies power to the wireless charging battery inside mounting base 7. In the event of a power outage, the power detection circuit detects that the external charging has been disconnected and activates the wireless charging battery as an independent power source to supply power to emergency light 2. People inside the room can remove mounting base 7 from light base 1 by reversing the operation of mounting base 7 and then use mounting base 7 to move emergency light 2 easily, achieving flexible lighting. Emergency light 2 can be removed by people inside the room or by maintenance personnel to distribute it to other people. Support spring 11 is inserted into spring hole 10 and its bottom end abuts against baffle 12 to prevent support spring 11 from falling off.

[0023] A guide rod 14 is provided at the top of the spring hole 10. The guide rod 14 is inserted into the top of the support spring 11 and matches the inner diameter of the support spring 11.

[0024] The guide rod 14 is inserted into the top of the support spring 11 and fits the inner diameter of the support spring 11. When the support spring 11 is compressed by the clamping plate 6 and shrinks, it prevents the support spring 11 from bending or shifting to the side and avoids damage to the support spring 11.

[0025] The mounting base 7 has storage slots 15 on both sides and support feet 16 that can rotate in and out of the storage slots 15. The inner wall of the storage slot 15 away from the emergency light 2 is provided with a hinge shaft, which is hinged to one end of the support foot 16.

[0026] By rotating the support foot 16 around the hinge axis, the support foot 16 leaves the storage groove 15 and forms an angle with the side of the mounting base 7, thus forming a larger triangular support surface. When maintenance personnel place the mounting base 7 on a flat surface for fixed-point lighting, it can improve the stability of the mounting base 7 and prevent the emergency light 2 from tipping over due to uneven weight distribution.

[0027] The storage slot 15 is also provided with a fixing protrusion 17 located on the same inner wall as the hinge shaft. The side of the support foot 16 is provided with a fixing groove 18 corresponding to the fixing protrusion 17. The fixing groove 18 is provided with a limiting plate 19 on the side facing the storage slot 15. The fixing protrusion 17 is a raised hemispherical block.

[0028] When the support foot 16 rotates back to the storage slot 15, the fixed protrusion 17 squeezes the limiting plate 19 to produce elastic deformation, passes over the limiting plate 19 and enters the fixed slot 18, and then locks the limiting plate 19 from the inside to prevent the support foot 16 from rotating away from the storage slot 15 due to its own weight.

[0029] The back of the emergency light 2 is fixed with a connecting seat 20. The back of the connecting seat 20 is provided with a hinge ear 21. A damping shaft 22 is connected to the hinge ear 21. The damping shaft 22 is parallel to the back of the emergency light 2. The damping shaft 22 is axially connected to a connecting seat 23. The connecting seat 23 is fixed to the top of the mounting base 7.

[0030] The connecting seat 23 and the hinge ear 21 of the connecting seat 1 20 are connected by the damping shaft 22 to achieve rotational engagement. The emergency light 2 is rotated around the damping shaft 22 to adjust the angle of the emergency light 2 on the mounting seat 7 and maintain the angle of the emergency light 2 without external force.

Claims

1. An emergency lighting lamp that can be both detached and installed, characterized in that: Includes a lamp holder (1) and an emergency light (2). The lamp holder (1) is equipped with a power cord (3). The front side of the lamp holder (1) is equipped with a mounting groove (4). A wireless charging base (5) is installed in the mounting groove (4). The upper and lower edges of the wireless charging base (5) are equipped with horizontal clips (6). The back of the emergency light (2) is hinged with a downwardly extending mounting base (7). The top and bottom of the mounting base (7) are respectively equipped with an upper clip (8) and a lower clip (9) that cooperate with the clips (6). The mounting base (7) is also equipped with a wireless charging battery and a power detection circuit. The test circuit is electrically connected to the wireless charging battery and the emergency light (2). The upper card holder (8) is provided with a vertical spring hole (10). A support spring (11) is inserted into the spring hole (10). The bottom surface of the upper card holder (8) is also provided with a baffle (12). The baffle (12) and the mounting base (7) are spaced apart to form an upper slot (13). The top of the upper slot (13) extends to the spring hole (10). The top of the support spring (11) abuts against the top wall of the spring hole (10), and the bottom abuts against the baffle (12) and one side is located in the upper slot (13).

2. The emergency lighting lamp that can be disassembled and installed as described in claim 1, characterized in that: A guide rod (14) is provided at the top of the spring hole (10). The guide rod (14) is inserted into the top of the support spring (11) and matches the inner diameter of the support spring (11).

3. The emergency lighting lamp that can be disassembled and installed as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The mounting base (7) has storage slots (15) on both sides and support feet (16) that can rotate in and out of the storage slots (15). The inner wall of the storage slot (15) away from the emergency light (2) is provided with a hinge shaft, which is hinged to one end of the support foot (16).

4. The emergency lighting lamp that can be disassembled and installed as described in claim 3, characterized in that: The storage slot (15) is also provided with a fixing protrusion (17) located on the same inner wall as the hinge shaft. The side of the support foot (16) is provided with a fixing groove (18) corresponding to the fixing protrusion (17). The fixing groove (18) is provided with a limiting plate (19) on the side facing the storage slot (15). The fixing protrusion (17) is a raised hemispherical block.

5. The emergency lighting lamp that can be disassembled and installed as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The back of the emergency light (2) is fixed with a connecting seat 1 (20). The back of the connecting seat 1 (20) is provided with a hinge ear (21). A damping shaft (22) is connected to the hinge ear (21). The damping shaft (22) is parallel to the back of the emergency light (2). The damping shaft (22) is connected to a connecting seat 2 (23). The connecting seat 2 (23) is fixed to the top of the mounting base (7).

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