Replaceable battery bicycle lights

TWM688564UActive Publication Date: 2026-10-11TOPEAK INC
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Patent Information

Application Number
TW115206523
Authority / Receiving Office
TW · TW
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-07-10
Publication Date
2026-10-11
Estimated Expiration
2036-07-09

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Abstract

This invention relates to a replaceable battery bicycle light, comprising a body and a battery. The body contains a base plate and a light-emitting module, with the base plate controlling the light-emitting module. The outer periphery of the body has a recessed receiving portion and a fastener pivotally mounted thereon. The receiving portion has a bottom surface and an adjacent side wall. The side wall has a slot. The fastener is located on the bottom surface opposite to the side wall. One end of the battery has a latch and the other end has a fastener. The battery has a mounting side on one side between the latch and the fastener, facing the bottom surface and having several release electrodes. The latch is inserted into the slot, and the fastener is detachably fastened to the fastener, allowing the battery to provide power to the base plate through the several release electrodes. The light provides a replaceable battery function through the above structure.
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Claims

1. A bicycle light with a replaceable battery, comprising: a body, wherein a base plate and a light-emitting module are disposed within the body, the light-emitting module being connected to the base plate and capable of emitting light, the base plate being capable of controlling the switching or light-emitting mode of the light-emitting module, a receiving portion is recessed on the outer periphery of the body and a fastener is pivotally disposed thereon, the receiving portion having a bottom surface and a side wall adjacent to the bottom surface, the side wall having a slot, and the fastener being disposed on the side of the bottom surface opposite to the side wall; a battery, one end of the battery having a tenon and the other end having a fastening portion, the battery having a mounting side on one side between the tenon and the fastening portion, the mounting side facing the bottom surface and having a plurality of release electrodes, the tenon being inserted into the slot, and the fastener being detachably fastened to the fastening portion, so that the battery can provide power to the base plate through the plurality of release electrodes.

2. The bicycle light with a replaceable battery as described in claim 1, wherein the bottom surface is recessed with an adapter groove, the mounting side is protruding with an adapter flange corresponding to the adapter groove, the adapter flange is inserted into the adapter groove, and the plurality of release electrodes are disposed on the adapter flange.

3. The bicycle light with a replaceable battery as described in claim 1, wherein the outer periphery of the body is provided with an end, the end being adjacent to the receiving portion and located on the side of the receiving portion opposite to the bottom surface, the distance from the end to the bottom surface forming a depth, and the side of the battery opposite to the mounting side being provided with a top, the distance from the top to the bottom surface forming a height, the height being greater than the depth.

4. The bicycle light with a replaceable battery as described in claim 3, wherein the buckle is provided with a slot facing the top in a direction perpendicular to the bottom surface, and the fastener hooks onto the slot.

5. The bicycle light with a replaceable battery as described in claim 1, wherein the body is provided with a housing and a lampshade, the substrate and the light-emitting module are disposed inside the housing, the receiving portion is disposed at one end outside the housing, the lampshade is connected to the outer periphery of the housing opposite to the receiving portion and covers the light-emitting module, and the lampshade allows light to pass through.