Panel lamp

Abstract

The present invention relates to the technical field of lighting fittings, in particular to a panel lamp. The panel lamp comprises a frame (1), a lamp panel (2), a light guide plate (3), a reflective sheet (9), a lampshade (4) and a rib (6) supporting the lampshade (4) wherein there is a clearance between the light guide plate (3) and the lampshade (4), which is good in irradiation effect and comfortable for users to use.

Claims

1. A panel lamp, comprising a frame (1), a lamp panel (2), a light guide plate (3), a reflective sheet (9), a lampshade (4) and a rib (6) supporting the lampshade (4) wherein there is a clearance between the light guide plate (3) and the lampshade (4); wherein the frame (1) is provided with a strut member (5), and the strut member (5) comprises a horizontal portion (7) for supporting the lamp panel (2) and a tilting portion (8) for blocking light spots of the lamp panel.

2. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein the tilting portion (8) contacts the light guide plate (3).

3. The panel lamp of claim 2, wherein width of part of the titling portion (8) proximal to the light guide plate (3) is larger than width of part far away from the light guide plate (3).

4. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein tilting angle of the tilting portion is 20-60°.

5. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein length of the horizontal portion of the strut member (5) is more than thickness of the lamp panel (2), and the length of the horizontal portion (7) of the strut member (5) is equal to or less than the length of the rib (6).

6. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein the rib is 2.5-4 mm long.

7. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein two sides of one end of the titling portion (8) proximal to the light guide plate (3) are both in arc surfaces.

8. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein the rib (6) and the strut member (5) are both integrally molded with the frame (1).

9. The panel lamp of claim 1, wherein there is a clamping slot on the lampshade (4) where the rib (6) is embedded to lock the lampshade (4), and a limit slot is also arranged between the lampshade (4) and the frame (1); the strut member (5) further comprises a vertical portion (12), the vertical portion (12) is connected with the horizontal portion (7) and the vertical portion (12) is embedded in the limit slot to lock the strut member (5).

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a partial sectional view of Embodiment One of a panel lamp of the present invention.

(2) FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view of Embodiment Two of the panel lamp of the present invention.

(3) The reference numerals denote that: 1 frame; 2 lamp panel; 3 light guide plate; 4 lampshade; 5 strut member; 6 rib; 7 horizontal portion; 8 titling portion; 9 reflective sheet; 10 back panel; 11 support plate; 12 vertical portion.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

(4) The present invention will be described in detail hereinafter by referring to the following embodiments, but not limited thereto.

(5) In Embodiment One, as shown in FIG. 1, a panel lamp comprises a frame 1, a lamp panel 2, a light guide plate 3, a lampshade 4, reflective sheet 9, a back panel 10 and a rib 6 for supporting the lampshade 4, and the lamp panel 2 consists of a circuit board and a light emitting component, and the light emitting component and the light guide plate 3 are oppositely arranged so that light rays emitted from the light emitting component irradiate into the light guide plate 3; the light guide plate 3 is used for light rays emitted from the light emitting component to enter into; the reflective sheet 9 is arranged behind the light guide plate 3 and is larger than the light guide plate 3 in dimension so as to reflect out all the light rays entering in the light guide plate 3; the back panel 10 is arranged at the back of the panel lamp; the lampshade 4 is arranged in front of the panel lamp; and the lamp panel 2, the light guide plate 3, the reflective sheet 9, the back panel 10 and the lampshade 4 are conventional structures in the prior art, therefor, they are not further explained in this embodiment.

(6) The frame 1 is integrally molded with a support plate 11, a strut member 5 and a rib 6, and the lamp panel 2 is accommodated between the strut member 5 and the support plate 11, that is, one end of the lamp panel 2 contacts and abuts against the strut member 5, while the other end of the lamp panel 2 contacts and abuts against the support plate 11. The strut member 5 comprises a horizontal portion 7 and a titling portion 8, the horizontal portion 7 is horizontally arranged on one end of the frame 1 for supporting the lamp panel 2, and the titling portion 8 titles at an angle of 20-60° and contacts and abuts against the light guide plate 3 to support the light guide plate 3; therefore, light emitted from the light emitting component of the lamp panel 2 is totally shielded by the strut member 5 instead of being leaked from the underside of the lamp panel 2, then has to enter into the light guide plate 3 and is reflected out by the reflective sheet 9. Further, in this embodiment, as the portion, contacting the tilting portion 8, of the light guide plate 3 is at the leftmost side of the light guide plate 3, not only are the roles in shielding light and supporting given into a full play, but also the size can be made smaller to avoid influencing light-emitting effect as far as possible. Due to the strut member 5, the light guide plate 3 and the lampshade 4 can be separated from each other. One end of the titling portion 8 of the strut member 5, proximal to the light guide plate 3, that is, two sides of the upper end of the titling portion 8 in FIG. 1 are both in arc surfaces.

(7) A first clamping slot is arranged between the strut member 5 and a baffle, the lampshade 4 is mounted within the first clamping slot but does not completely stretch into the first clamping slot, that is, the lampshade does not contact the bottom of the first clamping slot; the lampshade 4 is also provided with a second clamping slot into which the baffle is embedded; the rib 6 is as long as the horizontal portion 7 of the strut member 5, preferably it is 2.5-4 mm long.

(8) A portion of the support plate 11 further extends to support the back panel 10.

(9) The panel lamp in the present application operates pursuant to the following work principle: the light emitting component of the lamp panel 2 on the frame 1 emits light rays, a small portion of light rays is leaked from the space between the lamp panel 2 and the light guide plate 3 but shielded by the strut member 5, so that no light is leaked from the lampshade 4. Even if a little light is leaked from the light guide plate 3 or light spots are generated, due to a certain clearance or distance between the light guide plate 3 and the lampshade 4, it/they will be scattered, at a result, a majority of light irradiates into the light guide plate 3 and then is reflected to one side of the lampshade 4 by the reflective sheet 9 behind the light guide plate 3, and finally uniform light rays are given off from the lampshade 4.

(10) In Embodiment Two, as shown in FIG. 2, it differs from Embodiment One in that the support plate 11 and the rib 6 are integrally molded with the frame 1, but the strut member 5 and the frame 1 are two different components and thus are not integrally molded. A first limit slot is formed in the lampshade 4, and the rib 6 is embedded in the first limit slot to be fixed, therefore, the lampshade 4 may be secured on the rib 6. The upper end of the first limit slot of the lampshade 4 is provided with a lug, and a second limit slot is arranged between the lug and the frame 1. The strut member 5 comprises a vertical portion 12, a horizontal portion 7 and a tilting portion 8 in sequence from the bottom up. The vertical portion 12 of the strut member 5 is embedded in the second limit slot to be limited left and right, the lower end of the vertical portion 12 of the strut member 5 abuts against the rib 6, the upper end of the horizontal portion 7 abuts against the lamp panel 2, in such arrangement, the strut member 5 is equivalent to be vertically limited, i.e., the strut member 5 is wholly limited and fixed. The upper end of the tilting portion 8 of the strut member 5 is wider than the lower end thereof, therefore, its contact area with the light guide plate 3 becomes larger, playing a good role in supporting the light guide plate 3.

(11) It should be noted that, the above embodiments are merely illustrative, rather than restrictive, to the technical solutions of the present invention. Although the present invention has been explained in detail by referring to the abovementioned embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that, modifications to the technical solutions in the embodiments or equivalent substitutions of portion of technical features are allowed. These modifications or substitutions shall not cause the corresponding technical solutions to depart from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.