Ceiling lamp with a housing lockable to a frame
AssigneeFoxsemicon Integrated Technology, Inc.
InventorKuo-Cheng Chang
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Abstract
A ceiling lamp includes a housing, a light source received in the housing, a transparent/translucent cover fixed to a bottom of the housing and a frame connected to the housing and located over the housing. The housing includes a top plate, a pair of wings extending downwardly from the top plate and two lids fixed to the top plate and the wings. The frame includes a top wall and two side walls and two arms extending downwardly from the top wall. Each lid forms a slot therein, and each arm forms a protrusion to engage in the slot to thereby secure the housing to the frame.
Claims14
A ceiling lamp comprising:
- a housing comprising a top plate and a pair of lids located at two opposite sides of the top plate, the housing being configured for receiving a light source therein;
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- a frame comprising a top wall and a pair of arms extending downwardly from two opposite sides of the top wall;
- wherein each of the lids has a first fixing portion, and each of the arms forms a second fixing portion, the first fixing portion being locked with the second fixing portion to secure the housing to the frame;
- wherein the housing further comprises a pair of wines extending downwardly from other two opposite sides of the top plate;
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- wherein each of the wines has a plurality of openings defined therein and a plurality of canopies each formed on a top edge of a corresponding opening.
A ceiling lamp comprising:
- a housing comprising a top plate, a pair of wings extending downwardly from two opposite sides of the top plate and a pair of lids fixed to the top plate and the two wings, the housing being configured for receiving a light source therein;
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- a frame comprising a top wall, a pair of side walls extending downwardly from two opposite sides of the top wall and a pair of arms extending from other two opposite sides of the top wall;
- wherein each of the arms has a protrusion extending inwardly to be inserted into each of the lids, to thereby fix the frame to the housing;
- wherein a plurality of openings are defined in the housing and a plurality of canopies are formed on top edges of the plurality of openings, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.