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US 2019/0100129 A1Published application
Headlight for motor vehicles
AssigneeVarroc Lighting Systems, S.R.O.
InventorsPavel KUNZL, Zdenek SVETLIK
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AssigneeVarroc Lighting Systems, S.R.O.
InventorsPavel KUNZL, Zdenek SVETLIK
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A headlight for motor vehicles including a supporting housing adapted for securing an optical unit. The optical unit is in the inner space of the supporting housing mounted on three displaceable mounting nodes, each of which includes one system point and the system points are grouped together constituting a system triangle, whereby at least some mounting nodes are coupled to adjusting members located in the outer space of the supporting housing. A primary mounting node is provided with means for turning the system triangle without changing the position of a primary system point, a secondary mounting node is provided with means for changing the position of a secondary system point in the horizontal plane and a tertiary mounting node is provided with means for changing the position of a tertiary system point in all directions of the coordinate system.
A headlight for motor vehicles comprising a supporting housing adapted for securing an optical unit, wherein the optical unit is in the inner space of the supporting housing mounted on three displaceable mounting nodes, each of which comprises one system point and the system points are grouped together constituting a system triangle, whereby at least some mounting nodes are coupled to adjusting members located in the outer space of the supporting housing wherein a primary mounting node is provided with means for turning the system triangle without changing the position of the primary system point, a secondary mounting node is provided with means for changing the position of the secondary system point in the horizontal plane and a tertiary mounting node is provided with means for changing the position of the tertiary system point in all directions of the coordinate system.
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