DECORATIVE GLASS LIGHT AND ASSEMBLY METHOD THEREOF

Abstract

The present invention relates to a decorative glass light having a light base, a light body and a light shade, wherein a heat-radiating tube and a PCB are sheathed in the light body, a LED board is placed at a top of the light body, one end of the PCB is connected to the LED board through wires, wires connected to the other end of the PCB pass through a PCB protection board.

Claims

1. A decorative glass light, comprising a light base, a light body and a light shade, characterized in that a heat-radiating tube and a PCB are sheathed in the light body, a LED board is placed at a top of the light body, one end of the PCB is connected to the LED board through wires, wires connected to the other end of the PCB pass through a PCB protection board.

2. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the light body consists of a tube-like body, an inner extension tube that forms an annular gap with the tube-like body when it being sheathed concentrically in the tube-like body, a cone piece that is concentrically projected from a top of the inner extension tube, a first wire hole opened at a top of the cone piece, and an opening provided on the opposite side of the inner extension tube to the cone piece.

3. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the heat-radiating tube consists of a cup-like body that is placed upside down and a second wire hole that is opened at a top of the cup-like body, the heat-radiating tube is sheathed in the annular gap formed within the light body.

4. The decorative glass light of claim 2, characterized in that the heat-radiating tube consists of a cup-like body that is placed upside down and a second wire hole that is opened at a top of the cup-like body, the heat-radiating tube is sheathed in the annular gap formed within the light body.

5. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the decorative glass light further comprises a flange lock nut threadedly connected to the light body, an interior screw thread of the flange lock nut is screwed on an exterior screw thread of the light body.

6. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the light base consists of a first shallow bowl-like body, a nut that protrudes from a bottom of the first shallow bowl-like body, an annular groove that is formed between the first shallow bowl-like body and the nut, and connectors that symmetrically stand up from a brink of the first shallow bowl-like body.

7. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the PCB protection board is received in the light base; the PCB protection board consists of a tray-like body whose brink stands vertically and upwards, a third wire hole arranged at a center of the tray-like body, and clip pieces symmetrically arranged at the upward brink with each clip piece standing between two recesses; the wires connected to the other end of the PCB thread through said two recesses beside the clip piece, wind around the clip piece and then make their way through the third wire hole of the PCB protection board until reach outside of the decorative glass light.

8. The decorative glass light of claim 1, characterized in that the light base consists of a second shallow bowl-like body and tapped holes that symmetrically stands on a junction portion of a side wall and a bottom of the second shallow bowl-like body.

9. An assembly method of decorative glass light comprising: sheathing a heat-radiating tube into an annular gap formed within a light body, placing a LED board on a top of the heat-radiating tube using a screw, sheathing a PCB into an inner extension tube from an opening of the light body; connecting the LED board and the PCB through wires, threading wires connected to the other end of the PCB through two recesses beside a clip piece of a PCB protection board, passing the wires connected to the other end of the PCB through a third wire hole of the PCB protection board until reach outside of the decorative glass light; mounting the light body on a light base, assembling a flange lock nut on an exterior surface of the light body to lock other components, soldering the wires that connect the LED board and the PCB to solder joints of the LED board; and clipping a light shade into the annular gap of the light body to complete the assembly.

10. An assembly method of decorative glass light comprising: sheathing a heat-radiating tube into an annular gap formed within a light body, placing a LED board on a top of the heat-radiating tube using a screw, sheathing a PCB into an inner extension tube from an opening of the light body; connecting the LED board and the PCB through wires, riveting wires connected to the other end of the PCB with an electric conductive column riveted with a light base; mounting the light body on a light base by screwing a screw in a tapped hole of the light base and a screw hole set within the light body, assembling a flange lock nut on an exterior surface of the light body to lock other components, soldering the wires that connect the LED board and the PCB to solder joints of the LED board; and clipping a light shade into the annular gap of the light body to complete the assembly.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a decorative glass light according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

[0016] FIG. 2 is a cross-section view of an assembled decorative glass light according to FIG. 1 of the present invention.

[0017] FIG. 3 is an exploded view of a decorative glass light according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

[0018] FIG. 4 is a cross-section view of an assembled decorative glass light according to FIG. 3 of the present invention.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS

[0019] 1. light base [0020] 11. first shallow bowl-like body/second shallow bowl-like body [0021] 12. nut [0022] 13. annular groove [0023] 14. connector [0024] 15. tapped hole [0025] 16. screw hole set within light body [0026] 2. light body [0027] 21. tube-like body [0028] 22. inner extension tube [0029] 221. cone piece [0030] 222. first wire hole [0031] 223. opening [0032] 23. annular gap [0033] 3. heat-radiating tube [0034] 31. cup-like body [0035] 311. second wire hole [0036] 4. PCB [0037] 5. LED board [0038] 6. PCB protection board [0039] 61. tray-like body [0040] 62. third wire hole [0041] 611. clip piece [0042] 612. recess [0043] 7. flange lock nut [0044] 8. light cover [0045] 9. screw [0046] P1. wires [0047] P2. wires

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATED EMBODIMENTS

[0048] Embodiments of the present invention are further explained clearly as follows in conjunction with figures.

[0049] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 of the first embodiment, a decorative glass light of the present invention comprises a light base 1, a light body 2, a flange lock nut 7 threadedly connected to the light body 2 and a light shade 8. A heat-radiating tube 3 and a PCB (printed circuit board) 4 are sheathed in the light body 2. A LED board 5 is placed at a top of the light body 2. One end of the PCB 4 is connected to the LED board 5 through wires P1. Wires P2 connected to the other end of the PCB 4 passes through a PCB protection board 6. An interior screw thread of the flange lock nut 7 is screwed on an exterior screw thread of the light body 2.

[0050] In the present embodiment, the light body 2 consists of a tube-like body 21, an inner extension tube 22 that forms an annular gap 23 with the tube-like body 21 when it being sheathed concentrically in the tube-like body 21, a cone piece 221 that is concentrically projected from a top of the inner extension tube 22, a first wire hole 222 opened at a top of the cone piece 221 and an opening 223 provided on the opposite side of the inner extension tube 22 to the cone piece 221.

[0051] In the present embodiment, the heat-radiating tube 3 consists of a cup-like body 31 that is placed upside down and a second wire hole 311 that is opened at a top of the cup-like body 31. The heat-radiating tube 3 is sheathed in the annular gap 23 formed within the light body 2.

[0052] In the present embodiment, the light base 1 consists of a first shallow bowl-like body 11, a nut 12 that protrudes from a bottom of the first shallow bowl-like body 11, an annular groove 13 that is formed between the first shallow bowl-like body 11 and the nut 12, and connectors 14 that symmetrically stand up from a brink of the first shallow bowl-like body 11.

[0053] In the present embodiment, the PCB protection board 6 is received in the light base 1. The PCB protection board 6 consists of a tray-like body 61 whose brink stands vertically and upwards, a third wire hole 62 arranged at a center of the tray-like body 61 and clip pieces 611 symmetrically arranged at the upward brink with each clip piece 611 standing between two recesses 612. The wires P2 connected to the other end of the PCB 4 thread through said two recesses 612 beside the clip piece 611, wind around the clip piece 611 and then make their way through the third wire hole 62 of the PCB protection board 6 until reach outside of the decorative glass light.

[0054] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an assembly method of the decorative glass light is set out as follows:

[0055] sheathing the heat-radiating tube 3 into the annular gap 23 formed within the light body 2, placing the LED board 5 on the top of the heat-radiating tube 3 using a screw, and sheathing the PCB 4 into the inner extension tube 22 from the opening 223 of the light body 2;

[0056] connecting the LED board 5 and the PCB 4 through the wires P1, threading the wires P2 connected to the other end of the PCB 4 through the two recesses 612 beside the clip piece 611, passing the wires P2 through the third wire hole 62 of the PCB protection board 6 until reach outside of the decorative glass light;

[0057] mounting the light body 2 on the light base 1, assembling the flange lock nut 7 on an exterior surface of the light body 2 to lock other components; and soldering the wires P1 to solder joints of the LED board 5; and

[0058] clipping the light shade 8 into the annular gap 23 of the light body 2 to complete the assembly.

[0059] FIGS. 3 and 4 set out the second embodiment of present invention.

[0060] As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the distinguishing feature of the second embodiment as compared with the first embodiment is the different structured light base. A light base 1 of the decorative glass light of the second embodiment consists of a second shallow bowl-like body 11 and tapped holes 15 that symmetrically stands on a junction portion of a side wall and a bottom of the second shallow bowl-like body 11.

[0061] Description of other same structures is omitted hereby.

[0062] As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the assembly method of the LED light bulb with soft light is set out as follows:

[0063] sheathing a heat-radiating tube 3 into an annular gap 23 formed within a light body 2, placing a LED board 5 on a top of the heat-radiating tube 3 using a screw, and sheathing a PCB 4 into an inner extension tube 22 from an opening 223 of the light body 2;

[0064] connecting the LED board 5 and the PCB 4 through wires P1, riveting wires P2 connected to the other end of the PCB 4 with an electric conductive column riveted with a light base 1;

[0065] mounting the light body 2 on the light base 1 by screwing a screw 9 in the tapped hole 15 of the light base 1 and a screw hole 16 set within the light body 2, assembling a flange lock nut 7 on an exterior surface of the light body 2 to lock other components, and soldering the wires P1 to solder joints of the LED board 5; and

[0066] clipping a light shade 8 into the annular gap 23 of the light body 2 to complete the assembly.

[0067] The above-mentioned embodiments are the preferred embodiments of the present invention and are considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. Variations and modifications are allowed within the scope of the invention. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the features described above can be combined in various ways to form multiple variations of the invention. As a result, such variations fall within the scope of the protection to the present invention.