Ceiling-Mounted Type Lighting Device
AssigneesElco Corporation, Evers Co., Ltd, Dai-Ichi Shomei Co., Ltd.
InventorsMichiru Sasaki, Takahito Yoshizawa
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Abstract
A light-receiving unit containing four optical sensors arranged crosswise and a light-shielding body containing four through-holes confronting light-receiving surfaces of the optical sensors, and a tilt adjustment mechanism containing first and second movable bodies which are mounted on first and second rotation shafts arranged on a same plane to cross at right angles are provided. The tilt adjustment mechanism is mounted in a housing constituting a ceiling-mounted type lighting device and the light-receiving unit and a lighting lamp are mounted on a rotational center axis of the second moving body. Tilt adjustment light emitted from a treatment table hits the optical sensors via the light-shielding body.
Claims5
A ceiling-mounted type lighting device, comprising:
- a light-receiving unit containing four optical sensors arranged crosswise and a light-shielding body through which four through-holes are cut as positions that are respectively opposite to light-receiving surfaces of the optical sensors;
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- a tilt adjustment mechanism containing first and second movable bodies which are mounted on first and second rotation shafts arranged on a same plane to cross at right angles,
- wherein the light shielding body is arranged so as to be opposite to the optical sensors with any possible small clearance being kept;
- wherein single tilt adjustment light emitted from a light emitter of a side of the treatment table passes through the through-holes to form four spotted tilt adjustment lights which are respectively concentrated to the sensors;
- wherein the tilt adjustment mechanism is mounted in a housing constituting the ceiling-mounted type lighting device;
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- wherein the light-receiving unit and a lighting lamp illuminating a side of the light emitter are mounted on a rotational center axis of the second moving body, whereby a tilt of the light-receiving unit is adjusted on the basis of outputs from the optical sensors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.