EP4269870A2 - Luminaire plan à éclairage arrière (secondaire) - Google Patents

Luminaire plan à éclairage arrière (secondaire) Download PDF

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EP4269870A2
EP4269870A2 EP23170286.1A EP23170286A EP4269870A2 EP 4269870 A2 EP4269870 A2 EP 4269870A2 EP 23170286 A EP23170286 A EP 23170286A EP 4269870 A2 EP4269870 A2 EP 4269870A2
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Raymond Keane
David Round
Robert Hodgson
Peter Archer
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V7/00—Reflectors for light sources
    • F21V7/0008—Reflectors for light sources providing for indirect lighting
    • F21V7/0016—Reflectors for light sources providing for indirect lighting on lighting devices that also provide for direct lighting, e.g. by means of independent light sources, by splitting of the light beam, by switching between both lighting modes
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V19/00—Fastening of light sources or lamp holders
    • F21V19/001—Fastening of light sources or lamp holders the light sources being semiconductors devices, e.g. LEDs
    • F21V19/003—Fastening of light source holders, e.g. of circuit boards or substrates holding light sources
    • F21V19/004—Fastening of light source holders, e.g. of circuit boards or substrates holding light sources by deformation of parts or snap action mountings, e.g. using clips
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V3/00—Globes; Bowls; Cover glasses
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES F21K, F21L, F21S and F21V, RELATING TO THE FORM OR THE KIND OF THE LIGHT SOURCES OR OF THE COLOUR OF THE LIGHT EMITTED
    • F21Y2105/00—Planar light sources
    • F21Y2105/10—Planar light sources comprising a two-dimensional [2D] array of point-like light-generating elements
    • F21Y2105/14—Planar light sources comprising a two-dimensional [2D] array of point-like light-generating elements characterised by the overall shape of the two-dimensional [2D] array
    • F21Y2105/18—Planar light sources comprising a two-dimensional [2D] array of point-like light-generating elements characterised by the overall shape of the two-dimensional [2D] array annular; polygonal other than square or rectangular, e.g. for spotlights or for generating an axially symmetrical light beam
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES F21K, F21L, F21S and F21V, RELATING TO THE FORM OR THE KIND OF THE LIGHT SOURCES OR OF THE COLOUR OF THE LIGHT EMITTED
    • F21Y2109/00—Light sources with light-generating elements disposed on transparent or translucent supports or substrates
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES F21K, F21L, F21S and F21V, RELATING TO THE FORM OR THE KIND OF THE LIGHT SOURCES OR OF THE COLOUR OF THE LIGHT EMITTED
    • F21Y2115/00—Light-generating elements of semiconductor light sources
    • F21Y2115/10—Light-emitting diodes [LED]

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  • the present invention relates to a surface light which, in addition to the particularly diffuse primary lighting, also offers rear (secondary) lighting (e.g. in the sense of a background lighting function).
  • Panel lights of the type mentioned at the beginning are known, in which, in addition to the forward-facing and usually diffuse primary or main light output for illumination (i.e. primary lighting), a secondary lighting function or a background lighting function is also provided.
  • primary lighting primary lighting
  • a secondary lighting function or a background lighting function is also provided.
  • light is usually thrown backwards in relation to the luminaire - for example towards a mounting surface - in the opposite direction to the main light emission direction, for example to create ambient lighting.
  • light sources are usually provided in the form of LEDs, since they are only small in size and the LED circuit boards containing them are small in thickness.
  • LEDs LED circuit boards
  • a central LED circuit board with a smaller diameter, so that light emitted via a diffuser as the front light emission surface is partly reflected backwards, then guided past the laterally outer edge of the LED circuit board and finally emitted to the outside at the rear of the lamp . Since the LED circuit board must have a small diameter in order to allow the light to be ejected from the rear to pass laterally to the rear, when the lamp is viewed from the front there is usually an outer dark ring on the light emission surface used for primary lighting.
  • the lighting appearance of the luminaire may be varied by providing different LED circuit boards, for example towards the main light emission direction.
  • the individual LED circuit boards can then be operated independently of one another in order to create different lighting situations, for example the primary lighting.
  • secondary lighting e.g. ambient lighting
  • front primary lighting
  • the present invention relates to a surface light.
  • the panel light has a flat LED circuit board with a flat front. A large number of LEDs are provided on the flat front.
  • the flat LED circuit board also has a flat back facing away from the front. The front and back are connected to each other via a circumferential front.
  • the panel light also has a front light emission element.
  • the light-emitting element has a front light-emitting surface that is spaced apart from the front. At least the front light-emitting surface and preferably the entire front light-emitting element is designed as a diffuser.
  • the front light emission surface delimits a light space in such a way that light emitted from the LEDs into the light space is at least partially directly (i.e. preferably without further deflection within the light space) to the outside via the front light emission surface - i.e. preferably as primary light for ( front) primary lighting, for example in a primary light emission direction (hereinafter also referred to as main light emission direction) - can be emitted or can be emitted or is emitted.
  • the panel light also has a rear light emission element.
  • the rear light emitting element has a rear light emitting surface.
  • the rear light-emitting surface is provided opposite the back on the side of the LED circuit board facing away from the front light-emitting element.
  • the LED circuit board has light passage openings connecting the front with the back in such a way that from the diffuser or the front light emission surface to the Light from the LEDs reflected towards the light space via the light passage openings and the rear light emission surface on the back of the panel light to the outside - i.e. preferably as secondary light for (rear) secondary lighting, for example against the main light emission direction - can be emitted or can be emitted or is emitted.
  • the light emitted directly by the LEDs via the front light emission surface is preferably emitted forward in a main light emission direction and is used for primary lighting by the surface light.
  • the light emitted on the back through the rear light emission surface serves in particular for secondary lighting (e.g. background lighting or ambient lighting) in a secondary light emission direction which is particularly preferably opposite to the main light emission direction (also called primary light emission direction).
  • secondary lighting e.g. background lighting or ambient lighting
  • a secondary light emission direction which is particularly preferably opposite to the main light emission direction (also called primary light emission direction).
  • the design according to the invention thus makes it possible to achieve both primary lighting - here in the main light emission direction of the panel light - with just a single LED circuit board, and at the same time to enable a secondary lighting function (such as ambient lighting).
  • the lamps required for this are only - preferably exclusively - provided on one side of the LED circuit board, namely the front side, which in turn enables a particularly simply designed LED circuit board.
  • the lamp can also be installed particularly easily.
  • the light passage openings provided in the LED circuit board enable the LED circuit board as a whole to be designed to have a large area as desired without impairing the functionality of the primary lighting and the secondary lighting.
  • the primary light emission to the front to be as homogeneous as possible. Since only a single LED circuit board is used, the surface light can also be made particularly compact overall and particularly low in depth. Assembly is also simplified by minimizing the number of components. In particular, a particularly high level of lighting functionality, lighting quality and lighting homogeneity can thus be achieved. These can also be designed to be highly variable, depending on your preference, by appropriately designing the LED circuit board in terms of size, shape and dimension, the type and number and configuration of LEDs as well as the type, design, positioning, dimensioning, etc. of the light passage openings.
  • the light passage openings preferably extend at least partially and more preferably essentially completely circumferentially (hence essentially closed circumferentially) with respect to the end face.
  • a rear (secondary) lighting function for example ambient lighting.
  • secondary lighting that is evenly distributed over the circumference can be achieved.
  • the light passage openings can extend at a constant distance from the end face.
  • the LED circuit board can therefore be designed easily.
  • a particularly homogeneous light emission towards the rear can be achieved, which in turn results in a lighting scenario that is as homogeneous as possible.
  • the light passage openings preferably extend at least partially around a geometric center of the LED circuit board or its front or back.
  • the LED circuit board can be manufactured in a simple manner and, regardless of the shape of the LED circuit board, a defined and preferably symmetrical light emission scenario of the light emitted from the rear can be achieved.
  • the light passage openings can preferably extend at least partially around the geometric center at a constant radial distance. In this way, regardless of the shape of the LED circuit board, the light emitted from the rear or the secondary light (e.g. ambient light) can be emitted as evenly or symmetrically as possible from the rear, which not least contributes to an aesthetically pleasing light emission from the rear
  • the light passage openings preferably extend along at least one ring or circle or along several rings or circles that preferably surround one another and are also preferably arranged concentrically. In this way, a defined and preferably aesthetically pleasing rear light emission can be achieved.
  • the ring or circles or circles preferably have their center at the geometric center of the LED circuit board or at its front or back. In this way, a symmetrical design of the lamp can be made possible, which in turn can produce a symmetrical light output, which in turn results in particularly aesthetically pleasing lighting.
  • the light passage openings are preferably located closer to the front side than to a geometric center of the LED circuit board or its front or back, preferably within a range of up to 30% or up to 25% or up to 20% of the distance from the front side towards the geometric center.
  • the light passage openings which are preferably provided near the front side, therefore ensure effective rear (secondary) lighting (for example ambient lighting). This appears, for example, specifically as a kind of shimmer around the lamp or its mounting surface.
  • the light passage openings extend essentially in the shape of a ring or circle or like a ring segment or like a segment of a circle.
  • homogeneous rear (secondary) lighting for example ambient lighting
  • the design of the light passage openings in the LED circuit board can be provided in a particularly simple manner in this way.
  • the LED circuit board preferably extends along a plane, which means that it is particularly compact in height, which in turn leads to a particularly low-profile area light.
  • the front can preferably extend in one plane.
  • the back can also extend in one plane.
  • the front and the back particularly preferably extend parallel to one another. In this way, a particularly compact design of the LED circuit board can be provided.
  • the printed circuit board sides that extend in the plane can, for example, simply be equipped with LEDs or can also be easily provided to provide other functionalities.
  • the flat back can simply serve as a contact surface for mounting the LED circuit board.
  • any components can be easily fitted on the front.
  • the LED circuit board or its end face preferably has a round, preferably a circular or oval, or an angular, preferably a square or square or rectangular outer contour.
  • the LED circuit board or its front side can have any contour. This means that the panel light can be provided with an appropriate LED circuit board in any shape and contour to maximize effectiveness. In addition, any aesthetic requirements can be easily met.
  • the LED circuit board preferably has a central flat main section and one surrounding the main section on the outside circumference (thus radially on the outside circumference). flat outer ring section.
  • the main section and the outer ring section are preferably structurally and visually distinguishable areas of the LED circuit board.
  • the main section and the outer ring section together form the front and back.
  • the main section and the outer ring section are at least partially spaced apart via the light passage openings (thus radially spaced).
  • the outer ring section defines the circumferential end face.
  • At least one intermediate ring section is preferably provided between the outer ring section and the main section. This consequently surrounds the main section on the outside circumference and is in turn surrounded by the outer ring section on the outside circumference.
  • the main section, the intermediate ring section and the outer ring section together form the front and back of the LED circuit board.
  • the intermediate ring section is preferably at least partially spaced from the outer ring section and the main section via the light passage openings (thus radially spaced). The functionality of the previously described outer ring section can thus be multiplied from the front side to the center of the LED circuit board, which further increases the overall flexibility and lighting functionality of the luminaire.
  • the main section and the outer ring section and, if present, the at least one intermediate ring section can preferably be connected to one another via connecting webs (thus preferably radial or radially extending connecting webs) of the LED circuit board.
  • the connection through connecting webs enables a minimal use of material to connect the above-described areas of the LED circuit board, so that the light output is not influenced, or only slightly influenced, for example by shadow areas. This means that a good compromise can be achieved between a defined or homogeneous light output on the one hand and a high level of stability of the LED circuit board on the other.
  • the presence of the connecting webs for example, enables the light passage openings to extend, preferably essentially completely circumferentially, with respect to the end face.
  • the main section preferably has 50-90% or 60-85% or 70-80% or 75% of the LED circuit board or its front side. This can be used, for example, to create an all-round rear lighting effect through the secondary lighting Requirements and wishes can be provided in a defined area that is preferably provided on the outside circumference.
  • the LEDs are preferably distributed over the entire front; preferably evenly distributed. In this way, it can be made possible to achieve the most homogeneous possible light emission via the diffuser or the front light emission surface, while at the same time a particularly homogeneous rear (secondary) light emission (for example for ambient light) can be generated.
  • the LEDs are preferably arranged along several surrounding and preferably concentric rings or circles. This makes it easy to equip the LED circuit boards with LEDs.
  • the light distribution can be as homogeneous as possible. If present, at least one of these rings or circles preferably runs along the previously described outer ring section and/or along the at least one intermediate ring section. In this way, the sections of the LED circuit board that are (partially) separated to provide the light passage openings can also be used effectively for the light emission, which overall leads to a particularly homogeneous light emission.
  • Adjacent rings or circles can preferably have a defined radial pitch - therefore a radial distance - which is preferably identical between all adjacent rings or circles.
  • the light output can thus be provided in a defined manner and, particularly preferably, can be generated to the highest degree homogeneously.
  • the light passage openings are preferably provided at least between the two radially outermost rings or circles or preferably at least extend between them. In this way, on the one hand, a particularly homogeneous light output can be achieved, while on the other hand, the rear (secondary) lighting (for example ambient light) can be achieved equally homogeneously.
  • the LEDs can preferably be provided in at least two groups that can be controlled independently of one another. In this way, different lighting situations can be created with the panel light.
  • the groups are preferably arranged surrounding each other and more preferably concentrically surrounding each other on the front. In this way, for example, different lighting situations can be targeted inside and outside or from inside to outside are generated, such as a halo effect and the like. This increases the overall lighting flexibility of the panel light.
  • a first of the groups can preferably be arranged on the main section and a second of the groups on the outer ring section and, if present, further on the at least one intermediate ring section.
  • a ring-like lighting situation can be created on the outside of the surface light, which also serves to provide homogeneous rear illumination.
  • the primary light emission in particular can be operated with high intensity. By operating both or all groups together, effective homogeneity of the luminaire can be achieved. Overall, the flexibility of the panel light can be further increased.
  • the front light-emitting element or the front light-emitting surface can have essentially the same contour as the LED circuit board defined by its end face. This results in an overall uniform luminaire appearance from both an aesthetic and lighting perspective. These contours can particularly preferably be essentially aligned with one another in plan view, so that a high level of effectiveness of the lamp can be achieved through full utilization of the lighting area and a particularly homogeneous appearance.
  • the rear light emission surface can be provided opposite the rear at least in the area of the light passage openings, so that the rear lighting can be achieved as effectively as possible.
  • the rear light emission surface can preferably be provided opposite a circumferential area of the back near the end face.
  • the circumferential area close to the end face is preferably understood to be an area which preferably comprises up to 30% or up to 25% or up to 20% of the distance from the end face, for example to a geometric center of the LED circuit board.
  • the rear light emission surface can preferably be annular or circular. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the rear light emission surface thus follows the arrangement of the light passage openings. In any case, a defined, preferably circumferential and particularly preferably particularly homogeneous rear light emission can be achieved.
  • the rear light-emitting element or at least the rear light-emitting surface are preferably also designed as a diffuser.
  • the light used for rear (secondary) lighting e.g. ambient lighting
  • the light used for rear (secondary) lighting is scattered diffusely, so that an appearance that is as homogeneous as possible can be achieved, in particular for this secondary or background lighting function.
  • the rear light-emitting element preferably has first fastening structures which cooperate with corresponding second fastening structures of the LED circuit board in order to support the LED circuit board on the rear light-emitting element and preferably further position it in a defined aligned manner.
  • the rear light emission element which is preferably intended to provide light emission only in a defined - for example radially outer - area, can fulfill additional functions, so that the overall number of parts can be reduced. This in turn leads to the lowest possible manufacturing and assembly costs.
  • the surface light can preferably also have a lamp housing frame, which further preferably surrounds the light space on the outside circumference - i.e. radially on the outside circumference; further preferably closed on the circumference.
  • a lamp housing frame which further preferably surrounds the light space on the outside circumference - i.e. radially on the outside circumference; further preferably closed on the circumference.
  • the rear light-emitting element and/or the front light-emitting element preferably have first support structures on the outside circumference - i.e. radially on the outside circumference - which cooperate with corresponding second support structures of the lamp housing frame in order to support the lamp housing frame.
  • first support structures on the outside circumference - i.e. radially on the outside circumference - which cooperate with corresponding second support structures of the lamp housing frame in order to support the lamp housing frame.
  • the front light-emitting element can preferably have a circumferential wall extending from the front light-emitting surface, preferably from a circumferential outer edge of the front light-emitting surface, to the back of the LED circuit board or to the rear light-emitting element, which delimits the light space on the outside circumference - i.e. radially on the outside circumference.
  • the front light emission element can, on the one hand, be designed to be dimensionally stable.
  • the light space can be safely closed in this way, which is advantageous on the one hand for preventing the ingress of unwanted elements or particles, and on the other hand can be used to protect the components, such as the LEDs, from mechanical influences.
  • the peripheral wall can also be used for optical purposes, for example, by being designed to be reflective towards the light space, so that the efficiency of the surface light can be further increased.
  • the front light emission element preferably its peripheral wall if present, can preferably have first coupling structures.
  • the rear light emission element preferably its first support structure if present, can have second coupling structures.
  • the coupling structures can then work together accordingly to connect the light-emitting elements in order to securely connect them.
  • a circumferential seal can be provided between the coupling structures to seal the light space, so that the surface light or the light space can be designed according to a defined IP protection class (e.g. IP64); for example as a damp-proof lamp and/or protected against splash water.
  • IP64 IP protection class
  • the panel light can further preferably have a mounting element with first connecting structures, which cooperates with second connecting structures of the rear light emitting element or, if present, of the lamp housing frame in order to attach and support the panel light to a mounting surface.
  • the mounting element can be formed integrally with the rear light emitting element. In this way, the panel light can be mounted easily.
  • a circumferential seal for sealing the surface light from the outside can also be provided between the mounting element or its first connecting structures on the one hand and the second connecting structure or the rear light emission element or the lamp housing frame on the other hand.
  • the mounting element can preferably be designed such that when the surface light is mounted on a mounting surface extending in a plane, the rear light emission surface is positioned at a distance from this plane.
  • secondary lighting e.g. ambient lighting
  • the present invention further relates to a surface light.
  • the panel light has a flat LED circuit board with a flat front. A large number of LEDs are provided on the flat front.
  • the flat LED circuit board also has a flat back facing away from the front. The front and back are connected to each other via a circumferential front.
  • the surface light further has a front light-emitting element, which has a front light-emitting surface provided at a distance from the front. At least the front light-emitting surface and preferably the entire front light-emitting element is designed as a diffuser.
  • the front light emission surface delimits a light space with the LED circuit board in such a way that light emitted by the LEDs into the light space is or can be emitted at least partially directly (i.e. preferably without further deflection within the light space) to the outside via the front light emission surface.
  • the LEDs are provided in at least two groups that can be controlled independently of one another, the groups being arranged on the front side surrounding one another or concentrically surrounding one another.
  • the independent control of the groups is such that at least one, several or all of the following states of the LEDs per group can be changed selectively and arbitrarily. can be changed, namely on the one hand the operating state (ON/OFF), the light color, the light intensity, and the like. Light color or light intensity can be changed smoothly or gradually. In this way, a wide variety of lighting situations can be provided as required, which further increases the flexibility of the luminaire.
  • a surface light 1 in the context of the present invention is understood to be a light which has a width that is many times larger (i.e., for example in the direction of extension of the light-emitting surface or orthogonal to the main light-emitting direction of the lamp) to the depth or height (i.e., for example perpendicular to the direction of extension the light emission surface or parallel to the main light emission direction of the lamp).
  • the multiple is not just a multiple of whole numbers, but any multiple. In particular, this is, for example, a ratio of width to height of, for example, greater than 2/1 or greater than 3/1 or greater than 4/1 or greater than 5/1 or greater than 6/1 or greater than 8/1 or greater than 10/1.
  • the panel light 1 has a flat LED circuit board 2.
  • the LED circuit board 2 preferably extends along a plane, such as Figures 1 and 4 can be seen.
  • the flat LED circuit board 2 has a flat front side 20, as shown in FIG Figures 1-4 can be recognized.
  • the front 20 preferably extends in a plane, such as in particular Figures 1 and 2 as well as that Figure 4 can be seen.
  • the flat LED circuit board 2 further has a flat back 21 facing away from the front 20.
  • the back 21 can preferably also extend in one plane, as in particular in FIG Figures 1 and 2 is shown and also the Figure 5 can be removed.
  • the front 20 and the back 21 extend parallel to one another, as for example Figures 1 and 2 and also that Figures 4 and 5 can be seen.
  • the front 20 and the back 21 are connected to one another via a circumferential end face 22, as shown in FIG Figures 2 to 5 is shown.
  • the LED circuit board 2 or its end face 22 preferably has a round shape and here, as in Figure 3 shown, more preferably a circular outer contour.
  • this outer contour can also have any other shape, such as an oval or a square, preferably a quadrangular or square or rectangular or other polygonal shape or outer contour.
  • LEDs 23 are provided on the front 20 of the LED circuit board 2.
  • the LEDs 23 can preferably be distributed over the entire front 20 and preferably evenly distributed, as in particular Figure 3 but also that Figure 4 can be seen.
  • the LEDs 23 can be arranged, for example, along several mutually surrounding or concentric rings or here circles C, of which in Figure 3 for example six and in Figure 4 four are designated as an example.
  • the surface light 1 further has a front light emission element 3.
  • the front light-emitting element 3 in turn has a front light-emitting surface 30 provided at a distance from the front 20.
  • the front light-emitting surface 30 or preferably the entire front light-emitting element 3 is designed as a diffuser.
  • the front light emission surface 30 delimits a light space 4 with the LED circuit board 2 in such a way that the light emitted by the LEDs 23 into the light space 4 is at least partially emitted directly to the outside via the front light emission surface 30; this preferably in a main light emission direction H.
  • the front light-emitting element 3 or its front light-emitting surface 30 has essentially the same contour as the LED circuit board 2 defined by its end face 22. Like, for example, this one Figure 1 As can be seen, these contours can preferably be essentially aligned with one another in plan view, so that maximum utilization of the light output and thus preferably the most homogeneous possible light output is achieved.
  • the surface light 1 further has a rear light emission element 5.
  • the rear light-emitting element 5 in turn has a rear light-emitting surface 50.
  • the rear light-emitting surface 50 is provided opposite the back 21 on the side of the LED circuit board 2 facing away from the front light-emitting element 3. Therefore, the front light-emitting element 3 or its front light-emitting surface 30 is provided on a front side of the LED circuit board 2 and thus on a front side of the surface light 1.
  • the rear light emission element 5 or its rear Light emission surface 50 is then in turn provided on a back 21 of the LED circuit board 2 or on a back of the panel light 1, as is the case in particular Figures 1, 2 , 4 and 5 can be seen.
  • the rear light-emitting element 30 or at least the rear light-emitting surface 50 can also be designed as a diffuser.
  • the rear light-emitting element 5 can have first fastening structures 54, which cooperate with corresponding second fastening structures 24 of the LED circuit board 2 in order to carry the LED circuit board 2 on the rear light-emitting element 5 and preferably also position it in a defined aligned manner.
  • carrying is preferably achieved in that the first fastening structure 54 is designed as a locking lug, which engages in a corresponding locking receptacle as a second fastening structure 24.
  • the rear light emitting element 5 can also have a first contact surface 55, which in the attached state of the LED circuit board 2 is in flat contact with a corresponding second contact surface 25 of the LED circuit board 2, in order to thus secure the LED circuit board 2 to keep in the supporting connection.
  • the defined alignment or positioning can be achieved in that, for example, as shown here, the respective fastening structures 24, 54 are provided at defined positions here, for example with respect to a circumference of the corresponding components, so that only a defined alignment and positioning of the elements is possible.
  • the fastening structures 24, 54 can be designed, for example, in the form of a unique coding, so that only unique positioning is possible.
  • second fastening structure 24 shown below is designed to be wider than the other three second fastening structures 24.
  • the corresponding corresponding first fastening structures 54 of the rear light emitting element 5 are then designed to correspond to the recesses 24 with a comparable width, so that only a single unique alignment of the two components relative to one another results in an assembly enabled.
  • the surface lamp 1 can preferably also have a lamp housing frame 6, which surrounds the light space 4 (radially) on the outside circumference and preferably surrounds it in a closed manner on the circumference.
  • the rear light emission element 5 like in particular Figures 1, 2 , 4 and 5 can be seen - and/or the front light emitting element 3 (not shown here) can (radially) have first support structures 56 on the outside circumference, which cooperate with corresponding second support structures 66 of the lamp housing frame 6 in order to support the lamp housing frame 6.
  • the LED circuit board 2 has light passage openings 7 connecting the front 20 to the back 21 in such a way that light from the LEDs 23 is reflected from the front light emission surface 30 towards the light space 4 via the light passage openings 7 and the rear light emission surface 50 is emitted to the outside at the back of the panel light; this is preferably in a light emission direction L on the back, as exemplified in the Figures 2 , 4 and 5 is shown.
  • the light passage openings 7 can be designed in any way, as shown below in particular with regard to Figures 3 and 4 is described.
  • the light passage openings 7 preferably extend at least partially and essentially completely circumferentially with respect to the end face 22.
  • “essentially completely circumferential” is understood to mean that the respective light passage openings 7, if necessary, through slightly separating areas of the LED circuit board 2 - here
  • connecting webs 8 described below - can be interrupted.
  • At least some or all of the light passage openings 7 extend at a constant distance D1, D2 to the end face 22.
  • the light passage openings 7 preferably extend at least partially around a geometric center X of the LED circuit board 2 or its front side 20 or back side 21.
  • the light passage openings 7 preferably extend at least partially around the geometric center X at a constant radial distance R1, R2.
  • the light passage openings 7 extend along at least one ring or circle or along several preferably mutually surrounding or concentrically arranged rings or circles K1, K2; in the present exemplary embodiment Figure 3 there are two concentrically arranged circles K1, K2, while in the present exemplary embodiment there are Figure 4 is a circle K1.
  • the one or more rings or circles K2, K2 preferably have their center at the geometric center X of the LED circuit board 2 or its front side 20 or back side 21, as in particular Figure 3 can be seen.
  • the light passage openings 7 are, as in Figure 3 shown and also the Figure 4 can be removed, closer to the end face 22 than to the geometric center X of the LED circuit board 2 or its front 20 or back 21.
  • the light passage openings 7 are preferably provided within a range of up to 30% or up to 25% or up to 20% of the distance from the end face 22 to the geometric center X; therefore in an area near the front.
  • the light passage openings 7 extend essentially in an annular or circular shape or in a ring segment-like or circular segment-like manner.
  • the LED circuit board 2 can have a central flat main section 27 and a flat outer ring section 28 surrounding the main section 27 (radially) on the outside. These together form the front 20 and the back 21; therefore each have a part of the front 20 and the back 21 of the LED circuit board 2.
  • the main section 27 and the outer ring section 28 are at least partially spaced apart (radially) from one another via the light passage openings 7.
  • the outer ring section 28 defines the circumferential end face 22 of the LED circuit board 2.
  • At least one intermediate ring section 29 is preferably provided, all of which together form the front 20 and the back 21 of the LED circuit board 2; Therefore, each of the sections mentioned has a corresponding part of the front 20 or back 21.
  • the intermediate ring section 29 is, as in particular Figure 3 can be seen, each at least partially spaced (radially) from the outer ring section 28 and the main section 27 via the light passage openings 7.
  • the main section 27 and the outer ring section 28 and, if present, also the at least one intermediate ring section 29 can, like that Figures 3 to 5 can be seen, be connected to one another via the previously described connecting webs 8 of the LED circuit board 2.
  • twelve connecting webs 8 are provided evenly distributed over the circumference, with electrical conductor tracks being able to run over at least one of the connecting webs 8.
  • the main section 27 preferably has 50-90% or 60-85% or 70-80% or 75% of the LED circuit board 2 or of its front 20 or its back 21.
  • the LEDs 23 arranged here along several mutually surrounding or concentric rings or circles C preferably run like this Figures 3 and 4 can be seen, at least one of these rings or circles C along the outer ring section 28 and one of these rings or circles C along the at least one intermediate ring section 29 (cf. Figure 3 ), whereby only the outer ring section 28 or the intermediate ring section 29 can be provided with LEDs 23 accordingly.
  • Adjacent rings or circles C preferably have a defined radial pitch P, as shown in FIGS Figures 3 and 4 can be seen, so that a defined arrangement of the LEDs 23 and thus any desired light emission pattern can be achieved.
  • the radial pitch P between all adjacent rings or circles C can be identical, as in the exemplary embodiments Figures 3 and 4 is shown, which leads to an overall uniform distribution of the LEDs 23 and thus homogeneous light output.
  • the light passage openings 7 can be provided at least between the two radially outermost rings or circles C or at least extend between them.
  • the LEDs 23 can be provided in at least two groups that can be controlled independently of one another. These groups can preferably be arranged surrounding each other and preferably concentrically surrounding each other on the front side 20. It is particularly preferably conceivable that a first of the groups is arranged on the main section 27 and a second of the groups on the outer ring section 28 and, if present, alternatively or further on the at least one intermediate ring section 29. Thus, for example, the main section 27 on the one hand and the outer ring section 28 or the intermediate ring section 29 on the other hand can be selectively and independently controlled by lighting technology.
  • the independent control of the respective groups is preferably such that at least one, several or all of the following states of the LEDs 23 per group can be changed: the operating state (ON/OFF), the light color, the light intensity, etc. light color or color temperature or light intensity can preferably be fluid or gradually changeable or controllable; e.g. dimmable.
  • the rear light emission surface 50 is preferably provided opposite the back 21 at least in the area of the light passage openings 7, as is the case in particular Figures 1, 2 , 4 and 5 can be seen.
  • the rear light emission surface 50 can particularly preferably be provided opposite a circumferential area of the rear side 21 near the end face. This area near the front is an example to be understood as a range of up to 30% or up to 25% or up to 20% of the distance from the end face 22 to the geometric center X of the LED circuit board 2.
  • the rear light emission surface 50 can be annular or circular, as shown in FIGS Figures 1 and 5 can be derived.
  • a preferably closed circumferential light emission area can thus be provided for generating the rear secondary lighting or ambient lighting for an overall homogeneous secondary lighting.
  • the front light-emitting element 3 can have a peripheral wall 32 which extends from the front light-emitting surface 30, preferably from a circumferential outer edge 31 of the front light-emitting surface 30, to the back of the LED circuit board 2 or to the rear light-emitting element 5, which covers the light space 4 (radially). limited on the outside circumference, like this for example Figures 1, 2 , 4 and 5 can be seen.
  • a circumferential seal 9 can preferably be provided between or in the area of the coupling structures 37, 57 to seal the clearance 4.
  • the seal 9 can also be provided between a circumferential support structure 39 of the front light emitting element 3 and a circumferential seal receiving structure 59 of the rear light emitting element 5.
  • the circumferential support structure 39 preferably extends laterally outside the peripheral wall 32; here preferably directed towards the lamp housing frame 6.
  • the circumferential support structure is assigned to the rear light-emitting element 5 and the circumferential seal-receiving structure is assigned to the front light-emitting element 3.
  • the surface light 1 can have a mounting element 10.
  • a mounting element 10 This can be the case, for example in the Figures 1, 2 , 4 and 5 shown, provided as a separate element or formed integrally with the rear light emitting element 5.
  • the mounting element 10 can have first connection structures 18, which are connected to second connection structures 58 of the rear light emitting element 5 or If present, the lamp housing frame 6 cooperate to attach and support the panel lamp 1 to a mounting surface (not shown).
  • the mounting element 10 can preferably be designed in such a way that when the panel light 1 is mounted on a mounting surface extending in a plane, the rear light emission surface 50 is positioned away from this plane.
  • a seal 90 for sealing the surface light 1 from the outside can also be provided between the mounting element 10 and the rear light emission element 5.
  • an overall closed luminaire interior I can be provided, which, depending on the design of the coupling structures 37, 57, connecting structures 18, 58 and seals 9, 90, has any defined IP protection class (e.g . IP 64).
  • the mounting element 10 can have a defined distance from the LED circuit board 2 or its back 21 or alternatively also from the rear light emitting element 5 in order to form a receiving space A between them.
  • This can, as exemplified in the Figure 1 shown, for example, to accommodate electrical or electronic components 100, such as here, for example, a driver for the LED circuit board 2.
  • At least such a surface light 1 has the flat LED circuit board 2 with a flat front side 20, on which the plurality of LEDs 23 is provided, and the flat back side 21 facing away from the front side 20, which are connected to one another via the circumferential end face 22.
  • This surface light 1 also has the front light-emitting element 3, which has the front light-emitting surface 30 provided at a distance from the front 20.
  • the front light-emitting element 3 or its front light-emitting surface 30 are designed as a diffuser.
  • the front light emission surface 30 delimits the light space 4 with the LED circuit board 2 in such a way that light emitted by the LEDs 23 into the light space 4 is at least partially emitted to the outside directly via the front light emission surface 30.
  • the LEDs 23 are then provided in the at least two groups that can be controlled independently of one another, the groups being arranged on the front side 20 surrounding one another or concentrically surrounding one another.
  • the surface light 1 designed in this way can optionally be equipped with the be designed with other previously described features, as in the Figures 1-5 are shown.

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