Ceiling-mounted light with fan

JP1832271SActive Publication Date: 2026-07-24OHM ELECTRIC
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
OHM ELECTRIC
Filing Date
2026-05-19
Publication Date
2026-07-24

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Abstract

This product is a ceiling-mounted light with a fan, installed on the ceiling of a room. The product comprises a housing that houses a motor, etc., three strip-shaped support arms that extend radially from the lower end of the outer surface of the housing at 120° intervals, an annular lighting section connected to and supported by the outer ends of the support arms, a guard section arranged on the inner circumference of the lighting section and exhibiting a swirling shape when viewed from below due to multiple arc-shaped struts, and a fan positioned between the housing and the guard section. An annular dome-shaped translucent section, as shown in "Cross-sectional view of line AA", "Reference cross-sectional view of line AA", "Enlarged cross-sectional view of section B", etc., is arranged on the lower surface of the lighting section on the room side. The translucent section bulges inward, and light from the internal light source is transmitted through it, illuminating the room brightly with an annular dome-shaped three-dimensional illumination. Each support arm has an upper inclined section that extends diagonally upward from the lower outer edge of the housing, a bent section that curves toward the lighting section from the outer end of the upper inclined section, and a lower inclined leg section that extends diagonally downward from the outer end of the bent section and connects to the lighting section. This ensures that the fan's rotation area is secured in the narrow space below the support arm, and the gap between the housing and the fan is reduced, thus achieving both a ring-dome-shaped three-dimensional illumination and a low-profile form for the entire product.
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