DE1722790U - INDIRECT LIVING ROOM LIGHTING. - Google Patents

Description

21f, 87, 1722 790. Herfried Hansel. Hamburg 35th | Indirect living space lighting. 12/12/55. H 2037S. (Γ.2; line 4)

^} A. May 1356

srfried Hansel Hamburg 33, the fo. December 1955

Dennerstr. 42 ptr.

It is about the granting of a utility model protection for re-written article requested.

1 ·) Description of the facility »

Installation of indirect room lighting on a simple curtain board to be produced, characterized in that above and below or only below or only above .. Incandescent lamps or fluorescent tubes or both types of lighting fixtures are attached.

2,) The inventor is named!

Herfried Hansel, Hamburg 22, Dennerstr. 42 ptr.

3) Already known methods are i

a) Attachment of light fixtures to the walls, which are covered by shapely shells.

b) Attachment of lighting fixtures to the ceiling in specially designed provided niches.

c) Attachment of lights behind furnishings of a living room, vases, flower corners, etc. «.

Hachtolle these types of attachment are "

In a) and b) that they are visible or not readily are to be attached.

The disadvantage of c) is that the room is not illuminated can"

The disadvantage of a) to c) is that it is difficult to combine the type of lighting, i.e. fluorescent tube or incandescent lamp or, in the case of mixed light, both difficult with the above To accommodate attachment types.

4 ·) Construction

\ As can be seen from Figure 1, are on the parts

\ 1 to 3 existing curtain board lights attached,

\ Incandescent lamps 4 or fluorescent tubes 5 can be used as the luminous element

; or both types may be appropriate. The connection is made to the

Junction box 6, it can be permanently installed or "movable".

Figure 1 shows the arrangement of incandescent lamps up and down

f and fluorescent tubes to the top. Fig. 2 shows the arrangement

] of illuminants upwards and downwards. Figure 3 shows the

\ Arrangement of flares only seek down. Fig. 4 shows

the arrangement of luminaries only upwards.

Luminous bodies can be incandescent lamps or fluorescent tubes.

The length of the board and the number of lighting fixtures are aimed

f according to the length e of the window front. The board is in the

generally customary type held in the masonry with hooks.

21f, 87, 1722 790. Herfried Hansel. Hamburg 33. | Indirect living space lighting. 12/12/55. H 20378. (X. 2; line 4)

ü May 1956

The circuit is such that the lighting groups can be switched independently of each other or as twilight, lighting can be connected in series with groups of bulbs of equal strength. Figru 5 shows the simple parallel connection. Figure 6 shows the combined parallel series connection.

5) Advantages of this type of lighting *

The light is distributed very evenly in the room and shows very little shadowing. By combining incandescent lamps and fluorescent tubes, you have the option of each Choose suitable lighting · The lighting installation is completely invisible, especially in low rooms, the elimination of an often annoying Larnj-e should be very pleasant The elimination of additional components for covering and holding the lamps results in particular with regard to Beauty and use of space have special advantages. Overall, the acquisition costs are also much lower.

Claims (2)

6.) Claims * I. Installation of indirect room lighting, characterized by that the lights are attached to the curtain board. 2. Attachment of indirect room lighting as under 1, thereby characterized in that the luminous bodies are incandescent lamps or fluorescent tubes or both types. 3 Attachment of indirect room lighting as under 1 and 2, characterized in that the light distribution by reflectors Tjnterstütst will. 4, Attachment of light fixtures to a curtain board as below 1 to 3, characterized in that they are attached above and below the board. 5 · Attachment of luminous bodies as under 1 to 3, characterized in, that they are attached below the board. 6 »Attachment of luminous bodies as marked under 1 to 3», that they are attached above the board. 7, attachment as points 1 to 6, characterized in that the Luminaries are divided into groups and individually connected in parallel. Θ.Attachment as points 1 to 6, characterized in that the Luminaries divided into groups and can be individually connected in parallel or in series.