Table lamp with double light-emitting lamp poles and wireless charging board
AssigneeMetromax America Corporation
InventorChristina HWANG
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Abstract
A table lamp with double light-emitting lamp poles and a wireless charging board includes a base, a lamp arm erected from the top of the base, and two light-emitting lamp poles pivotally connected to the top of the lamp arm, and the two light-emitting lamp poles can be placed side by side with each other or spread out into a fan shape to adjust the lighting area, and a wireless charging board is arranged at the front of the base and provided for an external mobile device to be set obliquely for charging, and a display screen of the mobile device is facing towards the front to facilitate the viewing by users.
Claims17
A table lamp with double light-emitting lamp poles and a wireless charging board, comprising:
- a base, a lamp arm erected from the rear of the top of the base, and two light-emitting lamp poles pivotally coupled to the top of the lamp arm, wherein the top of the lamp arm has a pivoting seat, and rear ends of the two light-emitting lamp poles are respectively and pivotally coupled to both sides of the pivoting seat, such that the two light-emitting lamp poles are situated at the same height, and the two light-emitting lamp poles are deflectable relative to the pivoting seat and placed adjacent to each other to focus the lighting or deflected sideway and spread into a fan shape to increase a lighting area, and the wireless charging board is disposed obliquely at the front of the top of the base and provided for the back of an external mobile device to be set obliquely on the wireless charging board for charging, and a display screen of the external mobile device is facing forward to facilitate users to view the display screen, and a propping plate is protruded from a bottom edge of the front of the wireless charging board and provided for abutting the bottom of the external mobile device to prevent the external mobile device from sliding.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.