Outdoor LED Lighting Device Structure With Easy Installation Features
OwnerMing-Yuan Wuinventor
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Abstract
An outdoor LED lighting device includes a casing, a light emitting module, a driver module and a supporter. This LED lighting device may be installed easily by the supporter in a housing of the conventional outdoor lamp without having to discard the whole set of the conventional outdoor lamp, thus eliminating the unnecessary waste, in achieving cost-effectiveness and environment protection. Also, the LED lighting device has good characteristics of thermal dissipation and waterproof. Moreover, the solar battery module may be included to lower environmental impact without carbon dioxide emissions during power generation.
Claims12
An outdoor LED(light emitting diode) lighting device, comprising:
- a casing, wherein a hollow space is provided in the casing and an auxiliary fin type heat sink is provided at an outer surface of the casing;
- a light emitting module, detachably disposed in the hollow space of the casing and contacted to the casing to dissipate heat generated by the light emitting module through the auxiliary fin type heat sink;
- a driver module, electrically connected to the light emitting module by a waterproof cable joint;
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- a supporter, disposed on one end of the casing.
An outdoor LED(light emitting diode) lighting device, adapted to dispose in a housing of an outdoor lamp, comprising:
- a casing, adapted to fix to the housing, wherein a hollow space is provided in the casing and an auxiliary fin type heat sink is provided at an outer surface of the casing;
- a light emitting module, detachably disposed in the hollow space of the casing and contacted to the casing to dissipate heat generated by the light emitting module through the auxiliary fin type heat sink;
- a driver module, electrically connected to the light emitting module by a waterproof cable joint;
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- an illumination angle adjuster, disposed on the casing to modify the illumination angle of the light emitting module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.