CN201398564Y - Lightable Patio Umbrella - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses an illuminating garden umbrella, which comprises a pole, an upper nest, a lower nest, a coccyx, a support bone, a plurality of LED lamps, a central lamp, a solar panel, a storage battery and a control button; the solar panel is fixed On the top surface of the upper nest, the storage battery is installed in the solar panel; a plurality of LED lights are evenly distributed on the coccyx, and the center light is installed on the lower nest with the lamp head facing down. The plurality of LED lights and the center light are electrically connected by wires Storage battery; the control button is installed in the middle section of the strut, is electrically connected with the LED light, the central light, and the storage battery, and controls the on-off of the LED light and the central light. In the utility model, the light energy received by the solar panel is converted into electric energy and stored in a storage battery as electric power provided to the LED lamp and the central lamp. Since the utility model is powered by a solar battery, no external power supply is needed, energy is saved, and the trouble of connecting electric wires is omitted, and potential safety hazards caused by external electric wires are eliminated, and the utility model is very convenient and safe to use.

Description

Lightable Patio Umbrella

technical field

The utility model relates to an umbrella, in particular to an illuminated courtyard umbrella.

Background technique

At present, there are various outdoor garden umbrellas on the market. These umbrellas are basically composed of polyester umbrella cloth and umbrella ribs and poles made of aluminum alloy materials or iron or wood materials. Most of the commonly used garden umbrella lights use an external power supply to provide power to the lamps mounted on or mounted on the garden umbrella. Since garden umbrellas are generally used outdoors, it is necessary to connect a long power cord, which is not only inconvenient to use. , and the exposed wires also have potential safety hazards.

Utility model content

The purpose of the utility model is to provide an illuminated courtyard umbrella which is easy to use, does not need an external power supply, and is energy-saving.

For achieving the above object, the technical solution of the utility model is:

The utility model relates to an illuminated garden umbrella, which comprises a strut, an upper nest, a lower nest, a coccyx, and a supporting bone; the strut is a hollow pipe, the upper nest is fixed on the top of the strut, and the lower nest is movable. Connected to the support rod, the inner end of the coccyx is hinged on the upper nest, and the inner and outer ends of the supporting bone are respectively hinged on the lower nest and the middle of the coccyx. It also includes multiple LED lights, center lights, solar panels, batteries and controls button; the solar panel is fixed on the top surface of the upper nest, and the storage battery is installed in the solar panel; a plurality of LED lights are evenly distributed on the coccyx, and the center light is installed on the lower nest with the lamp head facing down, and the plurality of LED lights and the center light are electrically connected to the storage battery through wires; the control button is installed in the middle section of the strut, is electrically connected with the LED light, the center light, and the battery, and controls the on-off of the LED light and the center light.

The lead wire of the LED lamp passes through the cavity of the coccyx made of grooved pipe and is electrically connected with the storage battery.

The wires of the center light pass through the cavity of the strut made of a round tube and are electrically connected to the storage battery.

After adopting the above scheme, the utility model is to receive the light energy by the solar panel, convert it into electric energy and store it in the storage battery, and provide it as electric power to the LED lamp and the central lamp. Since the utility model is powered by a solar battery, no external power supply is needed, energy is saved, and the trouble of connecting electric wires is omitted, and potential safety hazards caused by external electric wires are eliminated, and the utility model is very convenient and safe to use.

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the utility model is described further.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural representation of the utility model.

Detailed ways

As shown in Figure 1, the utility model is an illuminated garden umbrella, which includes a strut 1, an upper nest 2, a lower nest 3, a coccyx 4, a support bone 5, a plurality of LED lights 6, a central light 7, and a solar panel 8. Storage battery (not shown in the figure) and control button 9.

The strut 1 is a hollow pipe, the upper nest 2 is fixed on the top of the strut 1, the lower nest 3 is movably socketed on the strut 1, the inner end of the coccyx 4 is hinged on the upper nest 2, and the support bone 5 The inner end and the outer end are hinged at the middle section of the lower nest 3 and the coccyx 4 respectively.

The solar panel 8 is fixed on the top surface of the upper nest 2, and the storage battery is installed in the solar panel 8; a plurality of LED lamps 6 are evenly distributed on the coccyx 4, and the central lamp 7 is installed on the lower nest 3 with the lamp cap facing down. A plurality of LED lamps 6 and the central lamp 7 are electrically connected to the storage battery through wires; the control button 9 is installed in the middle section of the pole 1, and is electrically connected with the LED lamp 6, the central lamp 7, and the storage battery to control the LED lamp 6 and the central lamp. On and off of lamp 7.

In order to look good, the wire of the LED lamp 6 passes through the cavity of the coccyx 4 made of a grooved tube and is electrically connected to the battery, and the wire of the center light 7 passes through the cavity of the support rod 1 made of a round tube and is connected to the battery. electrical connection.

The key point of the present invention is just: adopt solar energy as power source to provide as electric power to lamps and lanterns illumination.

Claims (3)

1. An illuminated garden umbrella, which includes a strut, an upper nest, a lower nest, a coccyx, and a supporting bone; the strut is a hollow pipe, the upper nest is fixed on the top of the strut, and the lower nest is movably socketed on the On the strut, the inner end of the coccyx is hinged on the upper nest, and the inner and outer ends of the supporting bone are respectively hinged on the lower nest and the middle section of the coccyx. It is characterized in that it also includes multiple LED lights, central lights, solar panels, batteries and control buttons; the solar panel is fixed on the top surface of the upper nest, and the storage battery is installed in the solar panel; a plurality of LED lights are evenly distributed on the coccyx, and the central lamp is installed on the lower nest with the lamp head facing down. Both the LED light and the center light are electrically connected to the storage battery through wires; the control button is installed in the middle section of the strut, electrically connected with the LED light, the center light, and the battery, and controls the on-off of the LED light and the center light. 2. The illuminable garden umbrella according to claim 1, characterized in that: the lead wire of the LED lamp passes through the coccyx cavity made of a grooved tube and is electrically connected to the battery. 3. The illuminable garden umbrella according to claim 1, characterized in that: the lead wire of the central light passes through the cavity of the pole made of a round tube and is electrically connected to the battery.