A daylight portable lamp for inspecting painted surfaces, in particular in the course of paint repair work on motor vehicles, includes at least a head part with a light-exit opening, through which the light that can be produced by the daylight portable lamp can leave, and a sleeve, which surrounds the light-exit opening and is produced from an elastic, preferably rubber-elastic, material, arranged at the light-exit opening.

A daylight portable lamp for inspecting painted surfaces, in particular in the course of paint repair work on motor vehicles, includes at least a head part with a light-exit opening, through which the light that can be produced by the daylight portable lamp can leave, and a sleeve, which surrounds the light-exit opening and is produced from an elastic, preferably rubber-elastic, material, arranged at the light-exit opening.

The disclosure discloses a lampshade and a lamp. The lampshade includes a lampshade body and a transparent display device arranged on the lampshade body; wherein at least a part of the lampshade body forms a light emitting area; and the transparent display device includes a transparent display panel arranged in the light emitting area, and a control mainboard configured to control the transparent display panel to display an image.

The disclosure discloses a lampshade and a lamp. The lampshade includes a lampshade body and a transparent display device arranged on the lampshade body; wherein at least a part of the lampshade body forms a light emitting area; and the transparent display device includes a transparent display panel arranged in the light emitting area, and a control mainboard configured to control the transparent display panel to display an image.

A modular LED light for explosive areas includes a housing module including a central power supply module, at least one LED module receiving element, and an LED power supply interface arranged in the LED module receiving element such that the LED power supply interface is in the housing module. At least one LED module is configured to be detachably attached to the housing module. The LED power supply interface supplies electrical power to the at least one LED module when the at least one LED module is attached to the housing module in a usage positon.

A modular LED light for explosive areas includes a housing module including a central power supply module, at least one LED module receiving element, and an LED power supply interface arranged in the LED module receiving element such that the LED power supply interface is in the housing module. At least one LED module is configured to be detachably attached to the housing module. The LED power supply interface supplies electrical power to the at least one LED module when the at least one LED module is attached to the housing module in a usage positon.

A xylylene diisocynate composition, a preparation method therefor and the use thereof. The xylylene diisocynate composition includes xylylene diisocynate and 0.2-500 ppm of a compound represented by formula (1). A resin prepared from the provided xylylene diisocynate composition has an excellent discoloration resistance and can effectively inhibit yellowing and/or white turbidity thereof.

A debris shield for preventing debris from entering a light fixture device during a construction process while allowing the light fixture device to be used to illuminate an area where the construction process is taking place includes a transparent or translucent body and at least one projection arranged on or associated with the body for removably retaining the debris shield to the light fixture device. The debris shield can be removed from the trim ring after the construction process is completed by puncturing a closure covering an opening in the body of the debris shield and grasping the opening to pull the debris shield from the trim ring. Alternatively, the debris shield can be removed from the trim ring after the construction process is completed by grasping a pull tab on the body of the debris shield and using the pull tab to pull the debris shield from the trim ring.

A debris shield for preventing debris from entering a light fixture device during a construction process while allowing the light fixture device to be used to illuminate an area where the construction process is taking place includes a transparent or translucent body and at least one projection arranged on or associated with the body for removably retaining the debris shield to the light fixture device. The debris shield can be removed from the trim ring after the construction process is completed by puncturing a closure covering an opening in the body of the debris shield and grasping the opening to pull the debris shield from the trim ring. Alternatively, the debris shield can be removed from the trim ring after the construction process is completed by grasping a pull tab on the body of the debris shield and using the pull tab to pull the debris shield from the trim ring.

A light shade can include a top surface formed by a plurality of adjacent, alternating peak and trough folds that define intervening facets, a bottom surface disposed opposite the top surface, and an edge surface transverse to and connecting the top surface and the bottom surface. The intervening facets can each be in the shape of a triangle with adjacent triangular facets sharing an edge. The shared edge can be one of a peak fold or a trough fold. One or more of the trough folds can have a plunge between the edge surface and an opposing side of the top surface. In an implementation, the light shade can be manufactured from a unitary polymeric sheet with the bottom surface being a mirror image of the top surface.