Sterilizing Panel Lamp Detachable Inlet Grille
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current sterilizing panel lamps have inconvenient maintenance and replacement processes due to their design, which exposes the structure and requires disassembly of the frame for accessing the sterilization assembly, disrupting the aesthetic and functional installation.
Innovation Solution
A sterilizing panel lamp design featuring a frame body at the bottom with an inlet grille, lighting assembly, and outlet grille arranged in sequence to form an air flow passage, allowing for concealed installation and easy maintenance by detaching the inlet grille for access to the sterilization assembly without disassembling the shell.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Shape
If the inlet grille and outlet grille are arranged on the sides of the panel lamp, then the sterilization function is achieved, but the installation appearance is abrupt and most of the structure cannot be hidden inside the ceiling
Solution Approach 1:
The patent relocates the inlet grille, lighting assembly, and outlet grille from the side arrangement to the bottom arrangement of the panel lamp. This dimensional change in component layout enables the components to be concealed within the ceiling structure, achieving a hidden installation appearance while maintaining full functionality.
2Ease of repair
If the frame of the panel lamp is removed to access the sterilization assembly for maintenance, then the sterilization assembly can be replaced, but the handling is inconvenient and requires disassembly of the entire frame
Solution Approach 1:
The patent makes the inlet grille detachable from the frame body, creating a segmented structure that allows independent access to the sterilization assembly. This segmentation enables maintenance personnel to remove only the inlet grille to access and replace the sterilization assembly, without needing to disassemble the entire frame structure, thereby simplifying the maintenance procedure.
3Ease of operation
If the inlet grille is detachably arranged between the frame body and lighting assembly, then maintenance of sterilization assembly is convenient, but the structural complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the inlet grille as a separate, detachable component from the integrated frame structure. This extraction allows the inlet grille to be independently removed for maintenance access while maintaining a relatively simple overall structure. The detachable design provides easy maintenance access without requiring complex disassembly mechanisms.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This design enhances the ease of assembly and disassembly of the germicidal module, improves air flow circulation efficiency, and maintains a concealed installation mode for better aesthetics and functionality while reducing labor costs.
Implementation Method 1
at least one fan, the fan being disposed in the air flow path, the fan rotating to increase the speed at which air enters from the inlet grille and blows out of the outlet grille through the air flow path
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AI summary
A sterilizing panel lamp, including at least one housing, at least one frame body, at least one sterilization assembly, and at least one fan, where the frame body is arranged at the bottom peripheral side of the housing, the frame body encloses a mounting surface, at least an inlet grille, a lighting assembly, and an outlet grille are arranged along the mounting surface in a transverse or longitudinal direction, the inlet grille is detachably arranged between the frame body and lighting assembly, and the housing, frame body, inlet grille, lighting assembly and outlet grille enclose to form an air flow passage; the sterilization assembly is provided in the air flow passage; the fan is provided in the air flow passage, and the fan rotates to accelerate the speed at which air enters from the inlet grille and blows out of the outlet grille through the air flow passage.