Banker's lamp with bracket and connector arranged on bracket to connect with a lampshade
OwnerChuanxiang Nieinventor
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Abstract
A banker's lamp includes a base, a bracket, a light-emitting member, a lampshade, and a first fastener. The bracket includes a bracket body and a first connector arranged on the bracket body. The bracket body is connected to the base, and the first connector is arranged on a side of the bracket body away from the base. The light-emitting member is mounted to the first connector. The lampshade is arranged to surround the light-emitting member. The first connector at least partially penetrates the lampshade. The first fastener is connected to the first connector from an outside of the lampshade to fix the lampshade to the bracket.
Claims13
A banker's lamp, comprising:
- a base;
- a bracket, comprising a bracket body and a first connector arranged on the bracket body, wherein the bracket body is connected to the base, and the first connector is arranged on a first end of the bracket body away from the base;
- a light-emitting member, mounted to the first connector;
- a lampshade, arranged to surround the light-emitting member, wherein the first connector at least partially penetrates the lampshade;
- and
- a first fastener, connected to the first connector from an outside of the lampshade to fix the lampshade to the bracket;
- wherein the first connector comprises a first connection body, a first connection portion, and a second connection portion, and each of the first connection portion and the second connection portion is arranged on the first connection body;
- the lampshade defines a first mounting hole, the first connection portion at least partially penetrates the first mounting hole and is connected to the first fastener, and each of a width dimension of the first connection body and a width dimension of the first fastener is greater than a diameter of the first mounting hole;
- the light-emitting member is mounted to the second connection portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.