Light-emitting diode (LED) lighting fixture
AssigneeDongguan Jiasheng Lighting Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorShuisheng Xu
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a light-emitting diode (LED) lighting fixture, which comprises a radiator, a housing and an LED module mounted at the bottom of the radiator, and further comprises a lamp holder being fixed on the top of the radiator and running through the housing, an elastic element clamped between the lamp holder and the housing, and a lamp shade encircling the LED module. The radiator includes a chassis, a body extended upwards from the chassis, and a plurality of radiating fins; one side of the radiator close to the bottom is provided with a recess.
Claims10
A light-emitting diode (LED) lighting fixture, comprising a radiator, a housing covering the radiator, and an LED module mounted at the bottom of the radiator, wherein the LED lighting fixture further comprises a lamp holder being fixed on the top of the radiator and running through the housing, an elastic element clamped between the lamp holder and the housing, and a lamp shade encircling the LED module;
- the radiator includes a chassis, a body extended upwards from the chassis, and a plurality of radiating fins extended from a side surface of the body;
- one side of the radiator close to the bottom is provided with a recess;
- in the process of assembly, the housing moves up relative to the lamp holder so as to compress the elastic element clamped between the lamp holder and the housing;
- after the lamp shade is inclined for a predetermined angle relative to the radiator, the lamp shade moves and is sleeved into the chassis and is overturned and straightened until one side of the lamp shade is embedded into the recess of the radiator;
- and after the housing is loosened, the housing moves down under the reaction thrust of the elastic element and leans against the lamp shade, so that the top of the lamp shade can be fixed between the housing and the chassis of the radiator.
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