Plug-in tube lamp

Abstract

The present invention discloses a plug-in tube lamp, wherein power supply lines of multiple light source boards are integrated in a connecting board, all connection paths are concentrated within the connecting board. This avoids redundant and tangled wiring, resolving the disordered cabling inherent in conventional multi-light designs. Removing external wires reduces conductor wear and poor contact, lowering short-circuit risk. Standardized plug-in mating between pin and female headers forms a stable electrical interface, avoiding wire routing and soldering, and enabling rapid assembly—enhancing production efficiency and reducing labor costs. The connecting board provides rigid mechanical support to avoid connecting loosening caused by pulling or vibration ensuring long-term reliability. Moreover, the number of pin header groups is adjustable according to the quantity of light source boards to accommodate varying brightness requirements.

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