Induction Camera Lamp with Detachable Mounting Base
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing induction camera lamps are difficult to install due to their large weight and volume, requiring multiple adjustable components and limited installation spaces, making it inconvenient for single workers to mount them on walls, especially in restricted environments.
Innovation Solution
An easy-to-install induction camera lamp design featuring a detachable connection between a bottom plate and a middle plate with adjustable components, including a shift block and locking mechanism, and a rotatable mounting piece for adjustable installation angles, allowing for single-worker installation on various surfaces.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Area of stationary object
If the induction camera lamp is provided with multiple adjustable lamp caps and components to increase lighting range and angles, then the lighting coverage is improved, but the weight and volume of the entire lamp increase, making it difficult to install
Solution Approach 1:
The lamp body is divided into separate components: a mounting base fixed to the wall, and a lamp head portion that can be independently adjusted and positioned. This segmentation allows the lighting components to be distributed across a larger area without increasing the weight of the mounting base, resolving the contradiction between lighting coverage and installation difficulty.
2Area of stationary object
If the induction camera lamp is provided with multiple adjustable lamp caps and components to increase lighting range and angles, then the lighting coverage is improved, but the volume of the entire lamp increases, making it difficult to install in restricted environments
Solution Approach 1:
The lamp is segmented into a compact mounting base and an adjustable lamp head. The mounting base maintains a small volume for easy installation in restricted spaces, while the lamp head can be extended and positioned to achieve wide lighting coverage, thus resolving the contradiction between lighting area and lamp volume.
Solution Approach 2:
The lamp head is designed with multi-axis adjustment capabilities, allowing it to extend in multiple dimensions from the mounting base. This enables the lighting coverage to expand in three-dimensional space without increasing the volume of the mounting base, resolving the contradiction between lighting area and lamp volume.
3Area of stationary object
If the induction camera lamp has a large weight and volume, then the lighting coverage is improved, but the ease of installation deteriorates, requiring additional workers to help lift and mount the lamp
Solution Approach 1:
The lamp is divided into a lightweight mounting base that can be easily fixed to the wall by a single worker, and a separate lamp head that can be adjusted into position. This segmentation allows the mounting base to have small weight and volume for easy installation, while the overall lighting coverage is achieved through the adjustable positioning of the lamp head, resolving the contradiction between lighting coverage and installation ease.
4Stability of the object's composition
If the induction camera lamp is designed as an integrated unit, then the structural stability is improved, but the ease of installation deteriorates in restricted environments where large-area walls are unavailable
Solution Approach 1:
The lamp is segmented into a mounting base designed for small installation surfaces and an adjustable lamp head. The mounting base provides a stable foundation that can be fixed to small or irregular wall surfaces, while the lamp head can be positioned and angled to achieve proper lighting coverage, resolving the contradiction between structural stability and adaptability to restricted installation environments.
Solution Approach 2:
The lamp head is designed with dynamic adjustment capabilities, allowing it to be positioned and angled in multiple directions after mounting. This dynamic positioning compensates for the limited installation surfaces, enabling the lamp to achieve proper lighting coverage even when mounted on small or irregular walls, thus resolving the contradiction between structural stability and installation environment adaptability.
Data Source
AI summary
Disclosed is an easy-to-install induction camera lamp which includes a bottom plate to be installed to a wall, and a middle plate with a lamp cap mounted thereon. The bottom plate is provided on a front side thereof with a plurality of slots, and the middle plate is provided on a rear side thereof with buckles corresponding to respective ones of the slots. The middle plate is detachably connected with the bottom plate through the buckles and the slots. The bottom plate is provided therein with a shift block connected with a locking piece. Driving of the shift block allows the locking piece to be moved and inserted into the slot to lock the buckle. A new structure is provided to simplify the installation of lamps.