Electronic candle

Abstract

An electronic candle, characterized in that it comprises a lamp base and a lamp column, the lamp column being mounted on the lamp base and connected to each other by insertion. A first light source is arranged in the middle of the lamp column, and a second light source, installed in the lamp base, is located at the lower end of the lamp column. The lamp column is made of transparent or semi-transparent acrylic sheets. When in use, the light from the first and second light sources passes through the lamp column.

Description

Technical area

[0001] This utility model application relates to an electronic candle. Background technology

[0002] The use of candles has a history spanning thousands of years, but in recent years, they have been gradually replaced by electronic candles due to considerations of energy conservation, emission reduction, lower energy consumption, and safety. Therefore, electronic candles are now widely used. However, current electronic candles have limited functions because they merely imitate the flames of traditional candles. Due to their limited effect and simple functions, they can no longer meet current people's needs. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a new type of electronic candle to meet user requirements. Contents of the utility model

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present utility model is to provide an electronic candle which is user-friendly, of novel structure, easy to assemble and hang, has good usage efficiency and is both practical and versatile.

[0004] To solve the above-mentioned problems, the present utility model proposes the following technical solution: An electronic candle comprising a lamp base and a lamp column, the lamp column being mounted on the lamp base, and the lamp column and the lamp base being connected by a plug-in connection. A first light source is arranged in the center of the lamp column, and a second light source is located at the bottom of the lamp column and installed in the lamp base. The lamp column is made of transparent or semi-transparent acrylic panels. During use, the light from the first and second light sources penetrates the lamp column.

[0005] By using acrylic panels for the lamp column in combination with the first and second light sources, the entire lamp column produces a luminous effect during use, which improves the effectiveness of the electronic candle and distinguishes it from traditional electronic candles to better meet the needs of customers.

[0006] Preferably, a central hole is provided in the center of the lamp column, in which the first light source is arranged. The lower end of the first light source is connected to a wire. A cable duct or cable passage hole is provided on the lamp column through which the wire is routed. The lower end of the wire is connected to the second light source.

[0007] This arrangement, in particular the use of the cable channel and the cable passage hole, facilitates the connection of the first light source. The arrangement of the central hole and the positioning of the first light source in the room allow the light to radiate laterally through the lamp column, thereby achieving a better lighting effect. Preferably, a hanging hole is provided at the top of the lamp column. This arrangement and the use of the hanging hole make the electronic candle easy to hang, use, and fix. Preferably, the lamp base comprises a battery holder and a clamp structure. An opening slot is provided between the clamp structures, and the second light source is mounted at the bottom of the opening slot. The bottom of the lamp base is connected to the second light source.This arrangement facilitates the installation of the lamp column and the second light source through the clamping structure and the opening slot. Preferably, a through hole is provided in the opening slot. This arrangement facilitates the insertion of wires and the connection of the lines. Preferably, a chamber in which a fixed power source is arranged is provided inside the battery holder. At one end of the chamber, an end cap is provided which is mounted on the battery holder. This arrangement facilitates the installation and replacement of the fixed power source. Preferably, the first light source can be designed in the shape of a wick which resembles a candle when burning. This arrangement provides a better visual effect when the light source is illuminated. Preferably, a candle pattern is applied to the lamp column, and the cable duct is arranged around the candle pattern.This arrangement, in which the candle pattern is combined with the first light source, creates an overall candle-like appearance, which enhances the usability of the electronic candle. At the same time, the cable channel forms the contour of the candle pattern. The advantageous effects of this utility model are: it is user-friendly, has a novel structure, and is easy to assemble and hang. The design of the first and second light sources and the lamp column improves the usage efficiency of the electronic candle. At the same time, the candle pattern design further optimizes the usage effect of the electronic candle. It is characterized by its practicality and versatility. Figures

[0008] In order to more clearly explain the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present utility model or the prior art, a simple introduction to the drawings used in the embodiments or the description of the prior art is provided below. However, these drawings do not serve to limit the scope of protection of the utility model. Fig. is a schematic representation of the structure of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic front view of the lamp base of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic plan view of the lamp base of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic sectional view of the lamp base of the present utility model; Fig. is an enlarged schematic representation of point A of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic diagram of the structure of the lamp column of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic diagram of the structure of the lamp column of the present utility model; Fig. is a schematic diagram of the structure of the lamp column in the second embodiment of the present utility model.

[0009] Below, 1. Lamp base, 2. Lamp column, 3. First light source, 4. Battery holder, 5. End cap, 6. Clamp structure, 7. Chamber, 8. Opening slot, 9. Second light source, 10. Through hole, 11. Cable duct, 12. Central hole, 13. Hanging hole, 14. Cable through hole, 15. Candle pattern. Specific embodimentsEmbodiment 1:

[0010] With reference to the Fig.The electronic candle shown comprises a lamp base 1 and a lamp column 2. The lamp column 2 is mounted on the lamp base 1, and a plug-in connection is used between the lamp column 2 and the lamp base 1. A first light source 3 is arranged in the center of the lamp column 2, and a second light source 9 is installed in the lamp base 1 at the bottom of the lamp column 2. The lamp column 2 is made of transparent or semi-transparent acrylic panels. During use, the light from the first and second light sources penetrates the lamp column.

[0011] Furthermore, a central hole 12 is provided in the center of the lamp column 2, in which the first light source 3 is arranged. The lower end of the first light source 3 is connected to a wire. A cable duct 11 or a cable through-hole 14 is provided on the lamp column 2, through which the wire is passed. The lower end of the wire is connected to the second light source 9. Furthermore, a hanging hole 13 is provided at the upper end of the lamp column 2. Furthermore, the lamp base 1 comprises a battery holder 4 and a clamping structure 6. An opening slot 8 is provided between the clamping structures 6, and the second light source 9 is installed at the bottom of the opening slot 8. The bottom of the lamp base 1 is connected to the second light source 9. Furthermore, a through-hole 10 is provided in the opening slot 8. Furthermore, a chamber 7 is provided inside the battery holder 4, in which a fixed power source (not shown) is arranged.At one end of the chamber 7 there is an end cap 5 which is mounted on the battery holder 4.

[0012] Furthermore, the second light source 9 can be an LED strip or a single LED lamp. Furthermore, a circuit board (not shown) is provided in the lamp base 1, which is connected to the power source and the first and second light sources. Furthermore, a friction structure is provided on the inside of the clamp structure to improve the stability of the connection between the lamp base and the lamp column by increasing friction. Furthermore, the candle pattern is formed by engraving. The end cap of the present invention also serves as a switch. The circuit of the present invention is controlled by rotating the end cap. When the end cap is tightened sufficiently, the circuit is closed, illuminating the first and second light sources. Conversely, if the end cap is loose, the power supply is cut off. This structure is a conventional technique, so it will not be described in detail here.The shape of the lamp column and the central hole of the present utility model can be designed and customized as needed. During use, the electronic candle is suspended by a rope passing through the suspension hole. During use, the first and second light sources are controlled by rotating the end cap. Part of the light from the first and second light sources radiates laterally or transversely through the lamp column, and the lamp column as a whole creates a luminous effect, thereby improving the utilization efficiency of the electronic candle and further meeting user needs. The above are merely specific embodiments of the present utility model. However, the scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto.Any modifications or substitute solutions conceived without creative activity should be included within the scope of protection of the present utility model. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present utility model should be determined by the content of the claims.

Claims

[1] An electronic candle, characterized by that it comprises a lamp base and a lamp column, the lamp column being mounted on the lamp base, and the lamp column and the lamp base being connected to each other by insertion. A first light source is arranged in the center of the lamp column, and a second light source is located at the bottom of the lamp column and installed in the lamp base. The lamp column is made of transparent or semi-transparent acrylic panels. During use, the light from the first and second light sources penetrates the lamp column. [2] The electronic candle according to claim 1, characterized byThat is, a central hole is provided in the center of the lamp column, in which the first light source is located. The lower end of the first light source is connected to a wire. A cable duct or cable passage hole is provided on the lamp column through which the wire is routed. The lower end of the wire is connected to the second light source. [3] The electronic candle according to claim 2, characterized by that a hanging hole is provided at the top of the lamp column. [4] The electronic candle according to claim 1, characterized by The lamp base comprises a battery holder and a clamping structure, with an opening slot provided between the clamping structures. The second light source is mounted at the bottom of the opening slot, and the bottom of the lamp base is connected to the second light source. [5] The electronic candle according to claim 4, characterized bythat a through hole is provided in the opening slot. [6] The electronic candle according to claim 4, characterized by That is, a chamber is provided inside the battery holder in which a fixed power source is located. At one end of the chamber, an end cap is provided, which is mounted on the battery holder. [7] The electronic candle according to claim 2, characterized by that a candle pattern is provided on the lamp column, with the cable duct being arranged around the candle pattern.

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