JP5339601B2 - Outdoor lighting fixtures - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an outdoor luminaire extremely easy to mount on an outdoor structure. <P>SOLUTION: The outdoor luminaire 10 includes an arm 11 to be mounted on the outdoor structure via a binding member, and a luminaire body to be fixed to the arm 11, the luminaire body storing a light source. The arm 11 includes an upper engaging pawl 21 engageable with the upper part of the binding member. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an outdoor lighting device that is installed outdoors, for example, for use in crime prevention by illuminating roads and parks, and more particularly to a structure of an arm attached to an outdoor structure.

  As an example of a conventional outdoor lighting fixture, there is an outdoor lighting fixture including a street light fixing auxiliary tool having a latching portion that latches a binding member disposed on the surface of a substrate (see, for example, Patent Document 1). ).

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-62416 (FIG. 1, claim 1)

However, in the conventional outdoor lighting fixture disclosed in Patent Document 1, the substrate is separate from the arm.
Therefore, there is a concern about an increase in the number of parts.

Moreover, the space | interval dimension of an upper latch part and a lower latch part is smaller than the width dimension of a binding member.
Therefore, the bundling member can be passed only from the side of each latching part, and the bundling member can be passed only from the side of the latching part while holding the outdoor lighting fixture at the time of construction. Not good.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an outdoor lighting apparatus that can be extremely easily attached to an outdoor structure.

The outdoor lighting fixture of the present invention is an outdoor lighting fixture comprising an arm attached to an outdoor structure by a binding member, and a fixture main body that houses a light source and is fixed to the arm , A base end portion which is a portion for fixing to an outdoor structure, and an instrument body mounting plate portion which is a portion for attaching the instrument body extending from the base end portion toward the tip of the arm. The base end portion of the arm has a width dimension slightly larger than the width dimension of the binding member, and accommodates the binding member that is recessed from the left side surface to the right side surface of the base end portion. Forming a bundling member receiving portion and a portion of the base end portion of the arm that is cut and raised in the vicinity of the upper side of the bundling member receiving portion, the cut-and-raised portion protrudes forward, and the distal end portion is bent downward. The result An upper engaging claw capable of engaging with the upper part of the member, and a part of the base end portion of the arm is cut and raised in the vicinity of the lower side of the bundling member accommodating portion, and is formed by being inclined obliquely upward. And a lower engaging claw capable of engaging with a lower portion of the binding member .

In this invention, it has an upper engaging claw which can be engaged with a binding member to the arm which fixes an instrument main body.
Thereby, it is not comprised from several components like the conventional one.
Therefore, the number of parts can be reduced.

In the present invention, at the time of attachment to the outdoor structure, the upper engaging claw of the arm is hooked on the binding member by inserting the arm between the binding member of the outdoor structure that is wound with the binding member loosened.
Thereby, it is not necessary to perform the operation of passing the binding member from the side as compared with the conventional one.
Therefore, the attachment work to the outdoor structure can be greatly simplified.

In the present invention, the upper engaging claw of the arm is caught by the binding member by inserting the arm between the binding member of the outdoor structure.
Thereby, the arm is positioned on the binding member.
Therefore, the attachment work to the outdoor structure can be remarkably simplified by simply positioning the outdoor structure.

In the present invention, the binding member is dropped into the binding member housing portion after the upper engaging claw of the arm is hooked on the binding member.
Thereby, an arm is hold | maintained at a binding member.
Therefore, the arm can be temporarily held at a predetermined position of the outdoor structure, so that the mounting work to the outdoor structure can be greatly simplified.

In the present invention, after the upper engaging claw of the arm is hooked on the binding member, the lower engaging claw is engaged with the binding member.
This prevents the arm from coming off from the binding member.
Therefore, by performing the operation of tightening the binding member with respect to the arm that is supported without being detached from the binding member, the mounting operation to the outdoor structure can be greatly simplified.

According to the outdoor lighting fixture of the present invention, the arm includes an arm that is attached to the outdoor structure by the binding member, and a fixture main body that houses the light source and is fixed to the arm, and the arm can be engaged with the upper portion of the binding member. It has an upper engaging claw.
Thereby, it has the effect that attachment to an outdoor structure can be made very easy.

1 is an external perspective view of an outdoor lighting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention viewed obliquely from the front. Front view of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. Rear view of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. Top view of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. Right side view of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. Bottom view of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of the arm of the outdoor lighting apparatus shown in FIG. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of the latch member of the outdoor lighting apparatus shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of the latch member shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of the latch member of FIG. FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of the latch member of FIG. The elements on larger scale in the attachment state of the latch member in the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. 12 is a side view of the single part of the latch member of FIG. The partial enlarged view at the time of the removal 1st action of the latch member in the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. 14 is a side view of the latch member of FIG. The partial enlarged view at the time of the removal 2nd action of the latch member in the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. FIG. 16 is a side view of the single member of the latch member. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view illustrating attachment of the outdoor lighting fixture of FIG. 1 with a utility pole.

  Hereinafter, an outdoor lighting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  An outdoor lighting fixture 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention has an arm 11 attached to a concrete utility pole 1 that is an outdoor facility, and a fluorescent lamp 13 that is a light source, and has a cover shape that is fixed to the arm 11. The instrument main body 12, a globe 14 that is an opening / closing body that covers the fluorescent lamp 13 and is attached to the instrument main body 12, and a latch member 15 that fixes the glove 14 to the instrument main body 12 are provided.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the arm 11 has a utility pole attachment portion 16 for attachment to the utility pole 1 at its proximal end. The arm 11 has an instrument body 12 attached to the distal end side thereof with a predetermined angle with respect to the vertically installed power pole 1.

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, the instrument main body 12 is made of, for example, metal and is opened downward, and is equipped with a lighting circuit (not shown). The fixture main body 12 is mounted so that the fluorescent lamp 13 can be electrically connected to sockets (not shown) provided at both ends. The instrument body 12 has a reflector (not shown) that reflects light from the fluorescent lamp 13.

  The globe 14 is made of a resin such as transparent or milky white, for example, and is attached to the opening on the lower side of the instrument body 12. The upper end of the globe 14 is connected to the upper part of the instrument main body 12 through a hinge member 17 so as to be freely opened and closed, and the lower end is fixed to the instrument main body 12 by a latch member 15.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the arm 11 is formed using a metal plate material having a U-shaped cross-sectional view. The arm 11 has an instrument body mounting plate portion 18 on the distal end side, and has a plurality of screw holes 19 in the instrument body mounting plate portion 18.

  The arm 11 forms a band housing portion 20, which is a binding member housing portion, an upper engaging claw 21, and a lower engaging claw 22 on the utility pole mounting portion 16.

  The band accommodating portion 20 has a depth that is slightly smaller than the thickness of the band (see FIG. 18) 2 that is a binding member that is wound and fixed to the utility pole 1, and is slightly larger than the width of the band 2. It has a size and is recessed in the horizontal direction at the center of the utility pole mounting portion 16. The band accommodating portion 20 may have a depth dimension larger than the thickness dimension of the band 2, and it is preferably selected in consideration of the thickness dimension of the arm 11 and the thickness dimension of the band 2.

  The upper engaging claw 21 is formed so as to protrude downward by being cut and raised at the upper portion of the band housing portion 20. The upper engaging claw 21 has a function of hooking the arm 11 to the band 2.

  The lower engaging claw 22 is formed so as to protrude upward by being cut and raised at the lower portion of the band housing portion 20. The lower engagement claw 22 has a function of preventing the band 2 caught on the upper engagement claw 21 from coming off.

  The distance between the upper engaging claw 21 and the lower engaging claw 22 is slightly larger than the width of the band 2.

  As shown in FIGS. 8, 9, 10, and 11, the latch member 15 is made of a spring steel material such as SUP3, SUP6, SUP7, SUP9, SUP10, SUP12, etc. defined in JIS G 4801: 2005. It is formed into a shape. The latch member 15 includes a flexible bending portion 23 having a tool body locking portion 24 and a free-end glove pressing portion 25 bent in a U-shape, and a center of the glove pressing portion 25 in the flexible bending portion 23. The latch part insertion hole 26 formed in the part and the flexible locking part 27 cut and raised from the latch part insertion hole 26 and projecting into a folded shape are provided.

  The instrument body locking portion 24 is locked to the lower end portion of the instrument body 12 via a fixing means such as caulking. The fixing means is not limited to caulking, and joining such as screw fixing or welding may be applied.

  The glove presser portion 25 extends a glove presser portion side extension 28 at its tip. The flexible latching portion 27 has a flexible latching portion-side extension 29 for pressing at its distal end.

  The latch member 15 has an angle of a bent curved surface formed by the outer surface of the lower end portion of the instrument body 12 and the globe 14 by the instrument body locking portion 24 and the glove pressing portion 25 of the flexible bending portion 23 (see FIG. 12). It is expanded and bent so as to have an angle θ2 larger than θ1. For this reason, when the glove 14 is attached, the glove retainer 25 is elastically deformed with respect to the instrument body 12 and the glove 14 having the folding surface angle θ1 smaller than the angle θ2, and accumulating elastic restoring force accordingly. Pressure contacted.

  The latch member 15 is elastically deformed in a direction approaching the globe presser portion 25 and a direction away from the globe presser portion 25 because the flexible locking portion 27 is bent in a V shape. At this time, since the flexible locking part side extension 29 for pressing is formed to extend to the flexible locking part 27, the flexible locking part 27 is interposed via the flexible locking part side extension 29. Can be operated with a large stroke until the flexible locking portion 27 comes into contact with the globe 14.

  Next, a procedure for attaching the globe 14 of the outdoor lighting fixture 10 to the fixture body 12 and a procedure for attaching the outdoor lighting fixture 10 to the utility pole 1 will be described.

  First, a procedure for attaching the globe 14 of the outdoor lighting fixture 10 to the fixture body 12 and a procedure for removing it from the fixture body 12 will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the globe 14 forms a concave latching portion 30 into which the flexible locking portion 27 of the latch member 15 is fitted at the lower end portion thereof.

  The globe 14 is covered so as to cover the opening of the instrument main body 12 by rotating the lower end relative to the upper end connected to the instrument main body 12 via the hinge member 17.

  The latch member 15 with which the instrument main body locking part 24 is locked to the instrument main body 12 is disposed with an angle θ2 larger than the angle θ1 of the folding surface of the instrument main body 12 and the globe 14.

  Next, the glove pressing portion 25 is elastically deformed with respect to the instrument body locking portion 24 while the latching portion 30 of the glove 14 is inserted into the latching portion insertion hole 26 of the glove pressing portion 25 in the latch member 15, and the glove. 14

  At this time, the flexible locking portion 27 is in a position elastically deformed in the direction away from the glove pressing portion 25, and once it has passed over the locking portion 30 as the glove pressing portion 25 approaches the globe 14, the locking portion 30.

  The latch member 15 locks the flexible latching portion 27 to the latching portion 30, and presses the globe 14 in contact with the globe 14 generated by the latching of the flexible latching portion 27 to the latching portion 30. The glove presser 25 is pressed against the outer surface of the globe 14 by the force. Thereby, the globe 14 is assembled to the instrument main body 12 by the latch member 15.

  As shown in FIG. 13, next, when removing the globe 14 from the instrument body 12, a first action is performed to press the flexible locking portion 27 of the latch member 15 toward the globe 14. The flexible locking portion 27 is operated with a large stroke by pressing the flexible locking portion side extension 29.

  As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, when the flexible locking portion 27 of the latch member 15 is pressed toward the globe 14, the flexible locking portion 27 is detached from the latching portion 30. At this time, when the flexible locking portion 27 is pressed toward the globe 14, the globe presser portion 25 remains pressed against the outer surface of the globe 14. Thereby, the glove 14 does not come off from the instrument body 12 only by removing the flexible locking part 27 from the hooking part 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, after the flexible locking portion 27 is detached from the hooking portion 30, a second action for separating the glove pressing portion 25 from the outer surface of the globe 14 is performed.

  The latch member 15 stops the support to the glove 14 when the glove presser 25 is separated from the outer surface of the glove 14, so that the glove 14 can be detached from the instrument body 12.

  Then, the attachment procedure to the utility pole 1 of the outdoor lighting fixture 10 is demonstrated.

  As shown in FIG. 18, first, the band 2 is loosely wound around the utility pole 1. The band 2 is wound so as to reduce the inner diameter by turning a band fastening member (not shown).

  Next, the utility pole mounting portion 16 of the arm 11 is inserted between the band 2 and the utility pole 1 from above. Since the band 2 is loosely wound around the utility pole 1, the insertion of the utility pole mounting portion 16 is performed without any trouble.

  At this time, the distance between the upper engaging claw 21 and the lower engaging claw 22 in the utility pole mounting portion 16 of the arm 11 is slightly larger than the width of the band 2. Therefore, the band 2 can be easily hooked on the upper engagement claw 21 simply by passing the lower engagement claw 22 through the band 2.

  After the band 2 is disposed between the upper engaging claw 21 and the lower engaging claw 22 of the utility pole mounting portion 16 of the arm 11, the band 2 is dropped into the band accommodating portion 20. By dropping the band 2 into the band accommodating portion 20, the arm 11 is temporarily held at a predetermined position of the utility pole 1.

  And the outdoor lighting fixture 10 is attached to the predetermined position of the utility pole 1 by turning the band fastening member of the band 2 to the fastening side.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of the present embodiment, when the glove 14 is attached to the fixture body 12, the elastic retaining force is accumulated in the glove holding portion 25 by hooking the flexible locking portion 27 to the hooking portion 30. Then, the glove presser 25 is pressed against and supported by the glove 14. On the other hand, when the glove 14 is detached from the instrument body 12, the flexible locking part 27 is released from the hooking part 30, and then the glove holding part 25 is separated from the glove 14 to thereby remove the glove 14. Is detached from the instrument body 12.
Thereby, when removing the glove 14 from the instrument body 12, the glove 14 cannot be removed from the instrument body 12 simply by releasing the latching of the flexible locking portion 27 from the latching portion 30. The glove 14 can be removed from the instrument body 12 by separating the glove retainer 25 from the glove 14.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the glove 14 from being accidentally removed in two steps.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of the present embodiment, when the flexible locking portion 27 is released from the locking portion 30 when the glove 14 is detached from the fixture main body 12, the flexible locking portion side extension for pressing is released. 29 is pressed.
Thereby, by pressing the flexible locking part 27 via the flexible locking part side extension 29, the flexible locking part 27 can be operated with a large stroke until it comes into contact with the globe 14.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of the present embodiment, the arm 11 that fixes the fixture body 12 has an upper engaging claw 21 that can engage with the band 2.
Thereby, it is not comprised from several components like the conventional one.
Therefore, the number of parts can be reduced.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 according to this embodiment, when the arm 11 is inserted between the electric pole 1 and the band 2 of the electric pole 1 wound around the electric pole 1 when attached to the electric pole 1, the upper engaging claw of the arm 11 is inserted. 21 is caught in the band 2.
Thereby, it is not necessary to perform the operation of passing the band 2 from the side as compared with the conventional one.
Therefore, the attachment work to the utility pole 1 can be greatly simplified.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of this embodiment, the upper engaging claw 21 of the arm 11 is hooked on the band 2 by inserting the arm 11 between the band 2 of the utility pole 1.
As a result, the arm 11 is positioned on the band 2.
Therefore, by simply positioning with respect to the utility pole 1, the attachment work to the utility pole 1 can be greatly simplified.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of the present embodiment, the band 2 is dropped into the band housing portion 20 after the upper engaging claw 21 of the arm 11 is hooked on the band 2.
As a result, the arm 11 is held by the band 2.
Therefore, the arm 11 can be temporarily held at a predetermined position of the utility pole 1 so that the attachment work to the utility pole 1 can be greatly simplified.

In the outdoor lighting fixture 10 of the present embodiment, the lower engaging claw 22 is engaged with the band 2 after the upper engaging claw 21 of the arm 11 is hooked on the band 2.
This prevents the arm 11 from coming off the band 2.
Therefore, by performing the operation of tightening the band 2 with respect to the arm 11 that is supported without detaching from the band 2, the mounting operation to the utility pole 1 can be greatly simplified.

  The arm 11, the instrument body 12, the globe 14 and the like used in the above embodiment are not limited to the illustrated shapes, and can be appropriately changed.

1 Telephone pole (outdoor structure)
2 Band (Bundling member)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Outdoor lighting fixture 11 Arm 12 Appliance main body 13 Fluorescent lamp (light source)
20 Band housing (binding member housing)
21 Upper engaging claw 22 Lower engaging claw

Claims (1)

An arm attached to an outdoor structure by a binding member;
An instrument body that houses a light source and is secured to the arm;
An outdoor lighting fixture comprising:
The arm is a base end part that is a part for fixing to the outdoor structure, and an instrument main body attachment that is a part for attaching the instrument main body extending from the base end part toward the tip of the arm. A plate portion,
The base end of the arm is
A bundling member accommodating portion for accommodating the bundling member, having a width dimension slightly larger than the width dimension of the bundling member, and recessed from the left side surface to the right side surface of the base end portion;
In the vicinity of the upper side of the binding member housing portion, a part of the base end portion of the arm is cut and raised, the cut and raised portion is projected forward, and the distal end portion is bent downward. An upper engaging claw engageable with the upper portion;
A lower part that can be engaged with the lower part of the binding member, formed by cutting and raising a part of the base end portion of the arm and inclining linearly upward obliquely in the vicinity of the lower side of the binding member housing part. Engaging claws;
An outdoor lighting apparatus characterized by comprising:

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