LED lighting apparatus
AssigneeSwan-Lite Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorHideyuki Kurosawa
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AssigneeSwan-Lite Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorHideyuki Kurosawa
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An object is to provide a lighting apparatus the cost of which is low, which is excellent in terms of heat dissipation capacity, and which does not make a human get burned even in the case where the human directly touches the lighting apparatus. An LED substrate unit (1) is mounted on a metal heat conduction plate (3) with high heat conductivity. Resin heat radiation plates (4, 5) with high thermal emittance and low heat conductivity are adhered to the entire exposure surface of both surfaces of the heat conduction plate (3) except for a portion on which the LED substrate unit (1) is mounted. Thus, a three layer structure is formed of the heat conduction plate and the heat radiation plates provided on both surfaces of the heat conduction plate. Heat discharged from the LED substrate unit (1) is diffused in the heat conduction plate (3) and transmitted to the resin heat radiation plates (4, 5), and the transmitted heat is discharged from the resin heat radiation plates (4, 5) to outer air.
A lighting apparatus having a three-layered structure including a metallic heat conduction plate having a high heat conductivity and including an LED substrate unit attached thereto, and resin heat radiation plates having a high thermal emittance in the range of between about 0.6 to 0.9 and a low heat conductivity in the range of between about 0.1 to 0.18 W/mK and brought into situated in close contact with respective surfaces of the heat conduction plate and over the exposed surfaces thereof except a portion where the LED substrate unit is attached, wherein heat radiated from the LED substrate unit is diffused inside the heat conduction plate to be transmitted to the resin heat radiation plates, and then, the transmitted heat is radiated to outside air from the resin heat radiation plates.
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