Ceiling Lamp Mounting Frame Hook and Clamping Ring Mechanism
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional ceiling lamps are inconvenient and time-consuming to mount due to the need for manual lifting and complex wiring, and are prone to damage during installation by non-professional personnel.
Innovation Solution
A fast-mounted ceiling lamp design featuring a mounting frame with a hook for easy wire connection, a base with clamping rings, and elastic clamping sheets that allow the lampshade to be securely attached and detached without manual lifting, enabling efficient and stable mounting and dismounting.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If traditional ceiling lamp mounting method is used (manual lifting with one hand and wire connection with the other hand), then the lamp can be mounted, but the operation is inconvenient and mounting efficiency is low
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting process is divided into distinct functional components: the mounting frame with hook for suspension, the base with clamping rings for secure attachment, and the lampshade with elastic clamping sheets for easy connection. This segmentation allows each component to perform its specific function independently, improving both efficiency and ease of operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The hook on the mounting frame acts as an intermediary element that enables the base to be suspended without manual lifting. The elastic clamping sheets serve as intermediaries between the lampshade and base, facilitating wire connection and secure attachment simultaneously, thereby improving mounting efficiency and operational convenience.
2Reliability
If traditional ceiling lamp mounting method is used (dismantling lampshade or light source, fixedly mounting bottom housing, then mounting lampshade through elastic clamping sheets), then the lamp can be assembled, but it is time-consuming, labor-consuming and likely to be damaged
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting frame with hook and base with clamping rings are pre-configured to enable direct suspension and attachment. The elastic clamping sheets are pre-installed on the lampshade, allowing for direct connection to the base without needing to dismantle components first. This preliminary preparation eliminates time-consuming steps and reduces damage risk.
Solution Approach 2:
Instead of dismantling the lampshade or light source to mount the base, the invention inverts the process: the base is independently mounted on the ceiling using the hook and clamping rings, and then the lampshade is attached to the mounted base. This reversal eliminates the need to disassemble components and reduces mounting time and damage risk.
3Ease of operation
If wire connection is performed while holding the ceiling lamp, then wiring can be completed, but it brings inconvenience in operation
Solution Approach 1:
The hook on the mounting frame serves as an intermediary that suspends the base, freeing both hands for wire connection. The elastic clamping sheets act as intermediaries that secure the wire connection point, allowing convenient wiring operation without compromising mounting efficiency.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The design enhances operational convenience and efficiency during wiring and mounting, reducing the risk of damage and improving installation speed and stability, making the process more practical and efficient.
Implementation Method 1
a plurality of elastic clamping sheets are arranged on an inside surface of the lampshade; the lampshade is rotated to clamp the elastic clamping sheets into the mounting parts
Data Source
AI summary
A fast-mounted ceiling lamp convenient in wiring comprises a mounting frame, a base, a light source assembly and a lampshade, wherein a hook is arranged at one end of the mounting frame, a clamping ring is arranged on an outside wall of the base, the hook is hooked into the clamping ring, and a vertical beam of the mounting frame is fixedly connected to the base; a plurality of mounting parts are arranged on the outside wall of the base, and a plurality of elastic clamping sheets are arranged on an inside surface of the lampshade and are clamped onto the mounting parts. According to the fast-mounted ceiling lamp disclosed by the present invention, by arranging the hook on the mounting frame, the base can be directly hooked to the mounting frame when a wire on the base is connected to or disconnected from an external wire, without manual lifting.