Split-Type Lamp Bracket With Locking Assembly For Quick Replacement
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional lamp replacement is complicated and inefficient, requiring disassembly of brackets or fixing frames, which is time-consuming and costly, and can result in damage to structural parts.
Innovation Solution
A split-type lamp design featuring a bracket with a hollow plate and locking assembly that allows the lamp body to be easily detached and reattached, improving disassembly efficiency and reducing maintenance costs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the lamp body is fixed on the bracket through a bracket or fixing frame, then the lamp is securely mounted, but the replacement process becomes complicated and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The lamp system is divided into separate modules: the lamp body and the bracket are independent components that can be easily separated. The bracket includes a hollow plate with first and second flat plates, vertical plates, and open grooves, while the lamp body has clamping shafts that engage with these grooves. This segmentation allows the lamp body to be quickly detached from the bracket without damaging structural parts, resolving the contradiction between secure mounting and easy replacement.
2Stability of the object's composition
If the bracket and lamp body are integrated, then structural integrity is maintained, but disassembly requires complex procedures and manual costs increase
Solution Approach 1:
The connection between the bracket and lamp body is designed to be dynamically adjustable rather than permanently fixed. The clamping shafts can be inserted into and removed from the open grooves, allowing the system to transition between connected and separated states. This dynamic connection maintains structural integrity during operation while enabling simple disassembly for replacement, reducing both disassembly complexity and manual costs.
3Reliability
If conventional fixing methods are used, then the lamp is firmly attached, but improper disassembly can damage structural parts
Solution Approach 1:
The connection mechanism extracts the lamp body from the bracket through a standardized interface rather than permanent attachment. The clamping shafts engage with open grooves in the vertical plates, creating a firm attachment during operation. For replacement, the lamp body is simply pulled out from these grooves without requiring forceful disassembly, eliminating the risk of damaging structural parts while maintaining firm attachment during use.
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure provides a convenient-to-replace lamp, including a bracket, a lamp body, and a locking assembly. The bracket is enclosed to form an accommodation portion. The bracket includes a hollow plate. The hollow plate includes a first flat plate and a second flat plate, where the first flat plate and the second flat plate are symmetrically disposed. A first vertical plate is convexly disposed on the surface of the first flat plate, and the first vertical plate is connected with one side of the first flat plate close to the second flat plate. A second vertical plate is convexly disposed on the surface of the second flat plate, and the second vertical plate is connected with one side of the second flat plate close to the first flat plate. The first vertical plate and the second vertical plate are oppositely disposed.