Longitudinally Gripping Light Device, Focus Adjustable Pistol Type Spotlight and Swivel Hook Pistol Light
AssigneeNingbo Futai Electric Limited
InventorsFujun Qiu, Yuanlong Ye, Mengyi Wu, Min Pang, Ming Wang
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Abstract
A focus adjustable pistol type spotlight includes a mounting main housing having a pistol shaped structure and at least one receiving cavity located therein, a light source assembly including at least one lighting subject body, and a lens assembly located on the exit path of the light source assembly, wherein at least one of the lighting subject bodies is mounted on the mounting main housing along an optical axis of the light source assembly in a movable manner such that the at least one of the lighting subject bodies moves relative to the lens assembly.
Claims20
A longitudinally gripping light device, comprising:
- a lighting system, wherein said lighting system comprises a headlamp assembly and a circumferential lighting assembly, wherein said headlamp assembly emits light in an extending direction of a central axis, wherein said circumferential lighting assembly emits light outward around the central axis;
- a support system, wherein said support system comprises a light source support component to provide support for said lighting system, wherein said light source support component comprises a headlamp support structure and a circumferential lighting support structure, wherein said headlamp support structure supports said headlamp assembly to emit light in the extending direction of the central axis, wherein said circumferential lighting support structure supports said circumferential lighting assembly outside the central axis and emits light outside around the central axis;
- wherein said circumferential lighting assembly comprises a plurality of light-emitting elements, wherein said light-emitting elements are evenly arranged around the central axis to emit light outward within a predetermined angle around the central axis, wherein the predetermined angle is greater than 300 degrees.
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