SU93A1 - A house number lamp that simultaneously serves to indicate the street name and house number and to illuminate the adjacent stretch of street - Google Patents

Description

Taking into account the fact that the usual way of illuminating house numbers and street names at night using closed triangular lanterns is not practical, as the light consumed for this purpose illuminates only house numbers and street names, the author suggests a lantern that has the same light source to cover not only the house numbers and street names, but also the panels and adjacent sections of the pavements.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a lamp; FIG. 2 on the side, in FIG. 3 is a section through the lamp according to and in FIG. 4 - view of the lamp from above.

The proposed lamp consists of a metal or other shield A (Figs. 1, 2 and 3), which, in this case, has a round shape with a reflector B. convex in the middle. An inscription on the street below appears on the shield. The shield in its upper part is supplied with a tightly closed top triangle lamp B without a bottom (Figs. 1, 2 and 4), on the sides of which the house number, for example, 57 is placed. Such a triangular case can be made in any way. From FIG. 3, it can be seen that the three-sided case shown in the drawing has two G-frames in which the prepared numbers are put together with glasses painted in white or another color. In addition, the housing B is provided with an opening D (Fig. 3) for the electric wire E, which feeds the light bulb holder, located at an appropriate distance from the reflector B. The light bulb holder is screwed into a special cross bar PI (Fig. 3).

In order to prevent unproductive scattering of light rays upwards and towards those on the panel and pavement, the shield A is equipped with a visor L with upward curved wings L (Figs. 1, 2 and 4) located above the bulb and at the bottom. triangular body lamp.

The lantern is equipped with a device that makes it difficult to quickly remove the bulb. It consists of a narrow steel strip M (Fig. 1 and 2), which in the middle has an opening into which the tip of the bulb passes; Besides.

the strip M is flattened in this place; it has two legs, which encircle the light bulb on both sides of it, which results in a nest for the light bulb; In order for this nest to not be able to go down, strip G passes with its end through the areas IJ of the peaks L-7 (Fig. 4), with a certain amount of soft wire being wound to the end of the strip M. He who wants to unscrew the bulb must first release the strip M from the wire.

The lantern has ravines O in its upper part (Figures 1-4) and is attached to the wall with two hooks; at the bottom, the lantern has an eyelet P and is attached with a screw.

SUBJECT OF INVENTION.

A house number lamp serving simultaneously for indicating the street name and house number and for illuminating the adjacent street section, characterized in that the triangular lamp case B, without a bottom, equipped with the house number inscription, is placed above the reflector B and the shield K and L fitted with a reflector the inscription street name, which inscriptions are illuminated

light source placed below

three-edged lantern B.

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