Battery clamp structure of detachable lighting lamp
OwnerJiunn-Ren Gonginventor
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Abstract
A battery clamp structure of detachable lighting lamp includes at least a battery clamp and a lamp, wherein the battery clamp includes two oppositely installed grips, with one end of each of the grips respectively having a clamp head, and the exterior of a clamp head is configured with a slide groove; in addition, the lamp includes a lighting portion, a switch and a clamp; accordingly, the clamp can be detachably assembled within the slide groove such that the lamp and the clamp head can be fixedly assembled, and, when the lamp is fixed onto the clamp head, the lighting portion faces towards the clamp head thus allowing the lighting portion to cast light at the direction of the clamp head.
Claims10
A battery clamp structure of detachable lighting lamp, comprising:
- a battery clamp, including two oppositely installed grips, with one end of each of the grips respectively having a clamp head, wherein the exterior of a clamp head is configured with a slide groove, an end of the slide groove towards the direction of the clamp head is formed with an abutting end, and the two sides of the slide groove respectively have a protruding rail;
- a lamp, including a lighting portion, a switch and a clamp, in which an end of the clamp of the lamp towards the same side as the lighting portion is formed with a raised segment, the two sides of the raised segment are respectively configured with a recess portion, and a gripping segment close to the lamp is formed in extension from the raised segment;
- accordingly, the clamp of the lamp can be detachably assembled within the slide groove such that, upon assembling, the raised segment can be embedded into the slide groove from the exterior of the clamp head thus allowing each protruding rail to be embedded into the recess portion in order to let the clamp of the lamp slide in the slide groove along the protruding rail and then slide to the abutting end at the raised segment to be fixed in place.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.