CN219140705U - Lamp control switch and solar lighting system - Google Patents

Abstract

The application discloses lamps and lanterns control switch and solar lighting system, the switch includes: a switch shell and a lamp control circuit board; the switch shell comprises a first shell and a second shell, wherein the first shell and the second shell are in buckling connection to form an accommodating space, and a lamp control circuit board is accommodated in the accommodating space; signal transmitting holes are formed in the first and second housings; the lamp control circuit board is fixed in the first shell or the second shell; an infrared signal emitter is arranged on the lamp control circuit board, and the first infrared signal emitter and the second infrared signal emitter meet the requirement that infrared signals are transmitted to a lamp signal receiver through a signal transmitting hole according to an included angle formed by infrared signal lines; the lamp control circuit board provides electric energy through a power supply; thus, a more extensive control of the luminaire can be achieved and the manufacturing costs of the luminaire control switch or luminaire system are reduced.

Description

Lamp control switch and solar lighting system

Technical Field

The application relates to the field of electrical appliance manufacturing, in particular to a lamp control switch and a solar lighting system.

Background

With the continuous development of science and technology, the convenience of life is also improved. In daily life, the evolution and development process of the switch control of the lamp is as follows:

the control switch of early lamps and lanterns is pullswitch, but appears easily that the rope is broken in the use, need to connect rope and control switch again and can use. Later evolution develops into toggle switch, realizes the control to lamps and lanterns switch or switch through the stirring of the plectrum that sets up on the switch, and this kind of mode easily produces spark phenomenon in the use, and then evolves into the rocker switch again, after avoiding the drawback of first two kinds of, the appearance is more pleasing to the eye. However, with the development of technology, wireless control switches are developed based on rocker switches, and the wireless control switches are non-wiring switches, so that the use is more convenient.

The existing wireless control switch is a radio frequency wall switch with a 2.4G wireless communication technology or a wall switch with a Bluetooth technology; however, the cost of the wireless control switch is increased in both the 2.4G wireless communication technology and the bluetooth communication technology, and the cost can be reduced by changing the signal transmission mode, but the signal receiving efficiency is reduced.

Disclosure of Invention

The application provides a lamps and lanterns control switch to solve among the prior art signal receiving efficiency reduction, the higher problem of cost.

The application provides a lamps and lanterns control switch, include: a switch shell and a lamp control circuit board;

the switch shell comprises a first shell and a second shell, wherein the first shell and the second shell are in buckling connection to form an accommodating space, and the lamp control circuit board is accommodated in the accommodating space; signal transmitting holes are formed in the first and second housings;

the lamp control circuit board is fixed in the first shell or the second shell; install the infrared signal transmitter on the lamps and lanterns control circuit board, the infrared signal transmitter includes: a first infrared signal emitter and a second infrared signal emitter; the first infrared signal emitter and the second infrared signal emitter meet the requirement that the infrared signals are transmitted to a lamp signal receiver through the signal transmitting hole according to an included angle formed by the infrared signal lines; the lamp control circuit board provides electric energy through a power supply.

In some embodiments, comprising:

when the lamp control circuit board is fixed in the first shell and the lamp is installed in a ceiling, the first signal emitting hole on the first shell corresponds to the first infrared signal emitter and is arranged on a first sub-group side of a first shell skirt, the first shell skirt is arranged along the perimeter of the first shell, the first sub-group side is opposite to the ceiling in a switch use state, and the first shell skirt can be buckled on the outer side of a second skirt arranged around the second shell; the second signal emitting hole on the second shell corresponds to the second infrared signal emitter, is arranged at the top edge of the second shell plate surface, and is the distance between the first signal emitting hole and the second signal emitting hole, and/or the aperture of the first signal emitting hole and the aperture of the second signal emitting hole, so that the requirement that the infrared signal is transmitted to the lamp signal receiver through the signal emitting hole is met.

In some embodiments, further comprising: the light guide cover is installed in a matched mode with the signal emitting holes, and the light guide cover has transmittance capable of transmitting the infrared signals.

In some embodiments, the first housing further includes a power supply limiting slot adapted to the power supply, the power supply is located in the power supply limiting slot, slides onto the lamp control circuit board under the action of an external force, and provides a driving force to the lamp control circuit board.

In some embodiments, the power supply limiting groove is provided with an arc-shaped protrusion matched with the diameter of the power supply, and two sliding guide rails are arranged in the arc-shaped protrusion, and extend towards the direction of the lamp control circuit board for installing the power supply, wherein the extending length meets the requirement that the power supply can enter a battery installation position of the lamp control circuit board under the action of the external force; when the battery mounting position is positioned between the lamp control circuit board and the second shell, the height of the sliding guide rail is equal to or greater than the height of the arc-shaped bulge; when the battery mounting position is located between the lamp control circuit board and the first shell, the height of the sliding guide rail is smaller than that of the arc-shaped protrusion.

In some embodiments, the power supply limiting groove is internally provided with an adjusting limiting piece, and the radian of the adjusting limiting piece is adjusted according to the diameter of the power supply, so that the requirement of the adapting relation between the power supply and the power supply limiting groove is met.

In some embodiments, the first housing is provided with a mounting protrusion relative to a board surface of the mounting surface, and the mounting protrusion comprises a first mounting protrusion and a second mounting protrusion, and the first mounting protrusion and the second mounting protrusion respectively extend oppositely towards a central line in the vertical direction of the board surface; the mounting protrusion is matched with a mounting clamping groove of a mounting piece arranged on the mounting surface, and the lamp control switch is mounted on the mounting surface in a movable connection mode.

In some embodiments, when the lamp control switch and the mounting surface are in a vertical mounting mode, a limiting groove is further formed in the surface, opposite to the mounting surface, of the first housing, the limiting groove is matched with a fixing piece on the mounting piece, the movable range of the mounting protrusion in the mounting clamping groove is limited, and the fixing piece is used for fixing the mounting piece on the mounting surface.

In some embodiments, a display screen for displaying the battery power and/or the current brightness gear of the lamp is arranged on the outer side plate surface of the second shell.

The present application also provides a solar lighting system comprising: the solar energy power supply device comprises a lamp, a solar energy power supply device and a lamp control switch;

the solar power supply device converts solar energy into electric energy and provides the electric energy for the lamp; triggering the lamp control switch to emit an infrared signal to the lamp to control the lamp to be turned on or turned off; the lamp control switch adopts the lamp control switch.

Compared with the prior art, the application has the following advantages:

the application provides a lamps and lanterns control switch, through the mounted position of first infrared signal transmitter and second infrared signal transmitter on the circuit board to and the setting of each transmitting terminal transmission angle, namely: the first infrared signal transmitter corresponds to the first signal transmitting hole; the emitting end of the second infrared emitter faces the direction that the second signal emitting hole is close to the top of the second shell, and an included angle formed by the two infrared emitters enables coverage range of the infrared signals in lamp control to be wider, so that the lamp can be controlled more widely, and manufacturing cost of a lamp control switch or a lamp system is reduced.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a structural exploded view of one embodiment of a light fixture control switch provided herein;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an installation structure of an embodiment of an infrared signal emitter in a light fixture control switch provided herein;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of an embodiment of an infrared signal emitter in a light fixture control switch according to the present application;

fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a power limiting slot in a lamp control switch provided in the present application;

FIG. 5 is a schematic view of an embodiment of a mounting boss in a light fixture control switch provided herein;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a fixture for cooperating with the mounting boss in a light fixture control switch provided herein;

fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a solar lighting system provided in the present application.

Symbol description

The switch housing 100, the first housing 101, the first housing skirt 1011, the first sub skirt 1011-1, the power supply limiting groove 1012, the arc-shaped protrusion 1012-1, the slide rail 1012-2, the mounting protrusion 1013, the first mounting protrusion 1013-1, the second mounting protrusion 1013-2, and the limiting groove 1014; a second housing 102, a second housing skirt 1021, a top edge 1022, a recess 1023, a first signal emission aperture 1031, a second signal emission aperture 1032; a lamp control circuit board 200; an infrared signal emitter 300, a first infrared signal emitter 301, a first emitter 3011, a second infrared signal emitter 302, a second emitter 3021; a power supply 400; a light guide cover 500; a mounting member 600, a mounting clip groove 601, and a fixing member 602; a lamp 700, a solar power supply device 800, and a lamp control switch 900.

Detailed Description

In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present application. This application is, however, susceptible of embodiment in many other ways than those herein described and similar generalizations can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the application and the application is therefore not limited to the specific embodiments disclosed below.

The terminology used in the present application is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present application. The manner of description used in this application and in the appended claims is for example: "a", "a" and "a" etc. are not limited in number or order, but are used to distinguish the same type of information from each other.

Furthermore, in the description of the present application, unless otherwise indicated, the term "plurality" refers to two or more. The term "and/or" describes an association relationship of associated objects, meaning that there may be three relationships, e.g., a and/or B, which may represent: a exists alone, A and B exist together, and B exists alone. The character "/" generally indicates that the context-dependent object is an "or" relationship. The terms "comprises," "comprising," and "having," and any variations thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, system, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of steps or elements is not necessarily limited to those steps or elements expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.

Also, some of the above terms may be used to indicate other meanings besides orientation or positional relationship, for example, the term "upper" may also be used to indicate some kind of attachment relationship or connection relationship or positional relationship in some cases. The specific meaning of these terms in this application will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art as appropriate.

Furthermore, the terms "disposed," "connected," "secured" and "affixed" are to be construed broadly. For example, "connected" may be in a fixed connection, a removable connection, or a unitary construction; may be a mechanical connection, or an electrical connection; may be directly connected, or indirectly connected through intervening media, or may be in internal communication between two devices, elements, or components. The specific meaning of the terms in this application will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art as the case may be.

Based on the above background, a radio frequency technology of 2.4G or bluetooth is commonly used for a lamp control switch, and the two radio frequency technologies have a certain difference in frequency range and transmission protocol, for example: in terms of frequency range, bluetooth has a frequency point of 2.4G, but other frequencies, and the frequency range is wider than the 2.4GHZ radio frequency; whereas 2.4GHZ radio frequency belongs to the public frequency range of ISM for free, the natural frequency range is relatively narrow. In terms of transmission protocol, the Bluetooth technology is a short-distance communication system, belonging to the IEEE standard; whereas the 2.4GHz radio frequency fully exploits its own protocol, may not follow any IEEE standard.

In the control switch field, the wireless technology of Bluetooth and 2.4G is used, compared with the infrared wireless technology, the cost is higher, but the infrared technology has the incomparable advantage of the Bluetooth and 2.4G wireless technology in the aspect of wireless control, namely, the working stability is high, because the infrared wireless technology belongs to light waves, and further, the interference resistance of infrared wireless transmission except strong light and barriers is strong. However, under the control switch, due to the fact that the infrared technology is influenced by the shell structure, the infrared signal is limited in transmission when the control switch is applied to the environment of the lamp control switch, and then Bluetooth or 2.4G wireless technologies with the cost higher than that of infrared transmitters are commonly used, so that under the lamp illumination environment, the cost of the lamp switch is higher, the stability of the Bluetooth or 2.4G wireless technologies is poor, and the abnormal condition occurrence frequency of no reaction in the lamp control process is higher.

The utility model provides a lamps and lanterns control switch based on the problem that above-mentioned prior art exists can adopt the lower infrared transmitter of cost, controls lamps and lanterns through infrared signal. The specific contents are as follows:

referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a structural exploded view of an embodiment of a lamp control switch provided in the present application, the lamp control switch includes: a switch housing 100 and a light fixture control circuit board 200.

The switch housing 100 includes: the lamp comprises a first shell 101 and a second shell 102, wherein the first shell 101 and the second shell 102 are in buckling connection to form an accommodating space, and the lamp control circuit board 200 is accommodated in the accommodating space; signal transmitting holes are provided in the first housing 101 and the second housing 102.

The lamp control circuit board 200 is fixed in the first housing 101 or the second housing 102; an infrared signal emitter 300 is mounted on the lamp control circuit board 200, and the infrared signal emitter 300 includes: a first infrared signal emitter 301 and a second infrared signal emitter 302; the first infrared signal emitter 301 and the second infrared signal emitter 302 meet the requirement that the infrared signal is transmitted to the lamp receiver through the signal emitting hole according to an included angle formed by the infrared signal lines; the lamp control circuit board 200 is powered by a power supply 400. The infrared signal line (or infrared line) in this embodiment may be understood as an infrared signal line emitted in the direction of the central axis of the emitting end of the infrared signal emitter.

In this embodiment, when the lamp control switch is mounted on the mounting surface, the first housing may be a side that is close to the mounting surface, and the second housing 102 may be the other side. The first casing 101 and the second casing 102 may both include a board and a skirt edge formed around the board, and the two casings are connected by a skirt edge fastening, specifically, the first casing skirt 1011 wraps the second casing skirt edge 1021, so that the two casings are fastened and connected by the skirt edge, and the fastening and connecting mode belongs to a conventional mode and is not described herein.

In this embodiment, the lamp control circuit board 200 may be fixed in the first housing 101, when the lamp is mounted on the ceiling, the first signal emitting hole 1031 on the first housing 101 corresponds to the first infrared signal emitter 301, the first signal emitting hole 1031 is disposed on the first sub-skirt 1011-1 of the first housing skirt 1011, the first housing skirt 1011 is disposed along the perimeter of the first housing 101 (the first housing skirt 1011 may be defined as a first sub-skirt, a second sub-skirt, etc. according to different directions of the switch housing side length directions, here, for illustration only, but not limitation), the first sub-skirt 1011 faces the ceiling in the switch mounting state (i.e. the surface of the first housing skirt faces the ceiling, for example, may be in a parallel state; the edge of the first housing skirt 1011 faces the mounting surface or the edge of the second housing skirt), and the first housing skirt 1011 may be engaged with the second housing skirt 1021 disposed around the second housing 102; the second signal emitting holes 1032 on the second housing 102 correspond to the second infrared signal emitter 302, and are disposed at the top edge 1022 of the second housing panel, and the distance between the first signal emitting holes 1031 and the second signal emitting holes 1032, and/or the apertures of the first signal emitting holes 1031 and the second signal emitting holes 1032, meet the requirement that the infrared signal is transmitted to the lamp signal receiver through the signal emitting holes. Wherein the top edge 1022 of the second housing panel may be understood as the side proximate to the luminaire.

In order to ensure that the infrared signal can be transmitted to the receiver of the lamp through the second signal transmitting hole 1032, the second housing skirt 1021 has a groove 1023 matching the second infrared signal transmitter 302, and the groove 1023 corresponds to the first signal transmitting hole 1031.

Referring to fig. 2 and fig. 3 in conjunction with fig. 1, fig. 2 is a schematic view of an installation structure of an embodiment of an infrared signal emitter in a lamp control switch provided in the present application, and fig. 3 is a schematic view of an emission angle of an embodiment of an infrared signal emitter in a lamp control switch provided in the present application.

In this embodiment, the lamp is mounted on a ceiling, and the lamp control switch is mounted on a vertical mounting surface, and an included angle formed by a line between the central axis of the first signal transmitting hole 1031 and the ceiling is 90 degrees. The line connecting the central axis of the second signal transmitting hole 1032 and the ceiling may be smaller than 90 degrees. An included angle formed by the first infrared signal emitter 301 and the second infrared signal emitter 302 on the emitted infrared signal line is an acute angle, that is, the included angle is less than 90 degrees.

In this embodiment, the installation angle of the first infrared signal emitter 301 and/or the second infrared signal emitter 302 is mainly used to control the angle of the included angle formed between the two infrared signal emitters, for example, the second emitting end 3021 of the second infrared signal emitter 302 is adjusted from the clockwise direction parallel to the ceiling to adjust the emitting angle, so that the second emitting end 3021 of the second infrared signal emitter 302 approaches to the direction of the lamp, that is: the infrared line emitted by the second transmitting end 3021 of the second infrared signal emitter 302 forms an elevation angle with a parallel line parallel to the ceiling, or the infrared line emitted by the second infrared signal emitter 302 has an angle with the parallel line of the ceiling, and the infrared line emitted by the second infrared signal emitter is not coincident with the parallel line of the ceiling. For another example, the first transmitting end 3011 of the first infrared signal transmitter 301 is set at a depression angle or a right angle to the ceiling. In this embodiment, the adjustment of the angle of the second transmitting end 3021 of the second infrared signal transmitter is mainly related to, but is not limited to the manner provided in this embodiment, and the angle of the first transmitting end 3011 of the first infrared signal transmitter 301 may also be adjusted, or the transmitting ends of both infrared transmitters may be adjusted.

The control of the elevation angle can be understood by adjusting the second transmitting end of the second infrared signal transmitter; the control of the depression angle is achieved by adjusting the first transmitting end of the first infrared signal transmitter.

In this embodiment, the aperture sizes of the first signal emitting hole 1031 and the second signal emitting hole 1032 may be determined according to the requirement that the infrared signal is transmitted to the lamp signal receiver through the signal emitting hole, and may be determined according to the size of the infrared signal transmitter.

To improve the ability of the light signal receiver to receive the infrared signal, the first signal transmitting hole 1031 and the second signal transmitting hole 1032 may be bar-shaped through holes extending from the first signal transmitting hole 1031 to the second signal transmitting hole 1032, and the radian of the bar-shaped through holes may be matched with the state when the first housing 101 and the second housing 102 are fastened.

In this embodiment, the first infrared signal transmitter 301 corresponds to the first signal transmitting hole 1031; the emitting end of the second infrared emitter 302 faces the direction in which the second signal emitting hole 1032 approaches the top of the second housing 102, that is, an elevation angle is formed between the infrared signal line emitted by the second emitting end 302 and the central axis of the second signal emitting hole, and the elevation angle may be in a range of 5 degrees to 85 degrees, that is, an angle formed by the infrared signals emitted by the two infrared signal emitters is smaller than 90 degrees, which may be specifically determined in combination with the installation requirement of the lamp.

In this embodiment, by controlling the installation angles of the first infrared signal emitter 301 and the second infrared signal emitter 302, a larger coverage area can be achieved, for example: when the lamp control switch is arranged on a wall surface or a mounting surface without light transmittance, the coverage range can reach 180 degrees by the cooperation of the two infrared signal transmitters; when controlled by hand, or mounted on a light transmissive mounting surface, the cooperation of the two infrared signal transmitters allows coverage of up to 360 degrees.

As shown in fig. 1, to avoid dust or other foreign objects falling onto the infrared signal emitter 300, which may cause interference to the infrared light emitted by the infrared signal emitter 300, the embodiment may further include: the light guide cover 500 is installed to be matched with the signal emitting hole, and the light guide cover 500 has a transmittance capable of transmitting the infrared signal. In this embodiment, the light guide cover 500 may be made of a material having better transmittance, for example: acrylic, and the like.

Referring to fig. 4 with reference to fig. 1 to 3, fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a power limiting slot in a lamp control switch provided in the present application.

In this embodiment, the lamp control switch is a device that emits an infrared signal to the lamp, and the receiver of the lamp performs wireless control according to the received infrared signal, so in this embodiment, a power supply 400, which may be a button cell, is further installed on the lamp control circuit board. In order to facilitate the installation of the power supply, the first housing 101 further includes a power supply limiting groove 1012 adapted to the power supply, the power supply 400 is located in the power supply limiting groove 1012, and slides onto the lamp control circuit board under the action of an external force to provide a driving force for the lamp control circuit board 200. When the power supply 400 is a button cell, the power supply limiting groove 1012 is provided with an arc-shaped protrusion 1012-1 with the diameter matched with that of the button cell, and two sliding guide rails 1012-2 are arranged in the arc-shaped protrusion 1012-1, the sliding guide rails 1012-2 extend towards the direction of the lamp control circuit board 200 for installing the power supply 400, and the extending length is enough to enable the battery to move under the action of external force and enter a battery installation position of the lamp control circuit board.

In this embodiment, the height of the sliding rail 1012-2 may be determined by the battery mounting position, and may include two ways:

in one mode, when the battery mounting position is located between the lamp control circuit board and the second housing, the height of the sliding guide 1012-2 is equal to or greater than the height of the arc-shaped protrusion 1012-1.

In a second mode, when the battery mounting position is located between the lamp control circuit board and the first housing, the height of the sliding rail 1012-2 is smaller than the height of the arc-shaped protrusion 1012-1.

The button cell located in the power supply limiting groove 1012 slides towards the direction of the lamp control circuit board under the action of external force, and the button cell cannot be separated from the power supply limiting groove 1012 due to the action of the power supply limiting groove 1012 in the sliding process, so that the sliding is quicker and more stable.

In order to avoid the application range of the power supply in the lamp control switch, the power supply limiting groove 1012 may have an adjusting limiting member (not shown) and an arc structure capable of being epitaxially matched with the button cell, and the radian of the adjusting limiting member is adjusted according to the diameter of the power supply, so as to meet the requirement of the adapting relation between the power supply 400 and the power supply limiting groove 1012. The adjusting limiting piece can be provided with an arc-shaped structure which can be elastically telescopic and adjustable, the adjusting limiting piece can be adjusted according to the diameter of the battery, button batteries with different models or sizes can be adapted, and the adjusting limiting piece can be buckled in the power limiting groove or in adjusting limiting grooves with different distances arranged on the sliding guide rail.

Referring to fig. 5 and fig. 6 in conjunction with fig. 1 to fig. 4, fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a mounting boss in a lamp control switch provided in the present application, and fig. 6 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a fixing member matched with the mounting boss in a lamp control switch provided in the present application.

The lamp control switch is generally mounted on a wall surface, and the lamp control switch in the embodiment is a wireless control switch, can be randomly placed at different positions, and can also be mounted at a position to be mounted according to use requirements, so that the mounting protrusion 1013 can be further arranged on the surface of the first shell opposite to the mounting surface in the embodiment, and comprises a first mounting protrusion 1013-1 and a second mounting protrusion 1013-2, and the first mounting protrusion 1013-1 and the second mounting protrusion 1013-2 extend relatively towards the central line of the surface in the vertical direction; the mounting protrusion 1013 is matched with the mounting slot 601 of the mounting piece 600 on the mounting surface, so that the lamp control switch can be mounted on the mounting surface in a movable connection mode, and the movable connection mode can be a nondestructive detachable mode.

When the lamp control switch and the mounting surface are in a vertical mounting manner, in order to prevent the lamp control switch from falling off, a limit groove 1014 is further provided on the board surface of the first housing opposite to the mounting surface, the limit groove 1014 cooperates with a fixing member 602 on the mounting member to limit the movable range of the mounting protrusion 1013 in the mounting clamping groove 601, and the fixing member 602 is used for fixing the mounting member 600 on the mounting surface.

In order to facilitate the user to check the power condition of the power supply in the lamp control switch and/or the current brightness gear condition of the lamp, a display screen (not shown) for displaying the battery power and/or the current brightness gear of the lamp is arranged on the outer side plate surface of the second shell.

The above is related to an embodiment of a lamp control switch provided by the present application, because in this embodiment, the mounting positions of the first infrared signal emitter and the second infrared signal emitter on the circuit board, and the setting of the emission angles of the respective emission ends, namely: the first infrared signal transmitter corresponds to the first signal transmitting hole; the emitting end of the second infrared emitter faces the direction that the second signal emitting hole is close to the top of the second shell, namely an elevation angle is formed between an infrared signal line emitted by the emitting end and the central axis of the second signal emitting hole, and an angle formed by infrared signals emitted by the two infrared emitters is smaller than 90 degrees, so that the coverage range of the infrared signals for lamp control is wider, more stable control can be achieved for a lamp, and the manufacturing cost of the lamp control switch is reduced or is the manufacturing cost of a lamp system.

Based on the foregoing, the present application further provides a solar lighting system, as shown in fig. 7, and fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of the solar lighting system provided in the present application. The solar lighting system embodiment may include: a lamp 700, a solar power supply device 800, and a lamp control switch 900; the solar power supply device 800 converts solar energy into electric energy, and provides the electric energy to the lamp 700; triggering the lamp control switch 900 emits an infrared signal to the lamp 700 to control the lamp 700 to be turned on or turned off; please refer to the above for the relevant content of the lamp control switch 900, and the detailed description is not repeated here.

While the preferred embodiment has been described, it is not intended to limit the utility model thereto, and any person skilled in the art may make variations and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the present utility model, so that the scope of the present utility model shall be defined by the claims of the present application.

Claims (10)

1. A light fixture control switch, comprising: a switch shell and a lamp control circuit board;

the switch shell comprises a first shell and a second shell, wherein the first shell and the second shell are in buckling connection to form an accommodating space, and the lamp control circuit board is accommodated in the accommodating space; signal transmitting holes are formed in the first and second housings;

the lamp control circuit board is fixed in the first shell or the second shell; install the infrared signal transmitter on the lamps and lanterns control circuit board, the infrared signal transmitter includes: a first infrared signal emitter and a second infrared signal emitter; the first infrared signal emitter and the second infrared signal emitter meet the requirement that the infrared signals are transmitted to a lamp signal receiver through the signal transmitting hole according to an included angle formed by the infrared signal lines; the lamp control circuit board provides electric energy through a power supply.

2. A light fixture control switch as recited in claim 1, and further comprising:

when the lamp control circuit board is fixed in the first shell and the lamp is installed in a ceiling, the first signal emitting hole on the first shell corresponds to the first infrared signal emitter and is arranged on a first sub-group side of a first shell skirt, the first shell skirt is arranged along the perimeter of the first shell, the first sub-group side is opposite to the ceiling in a switch use state, and the first shell skirt can be buckled on the outer side of a second skirt arranged around the second shell; the second signal emitting hole on the second shell corresponds to the second infrared signal emitter, is arranged at the top edge of the second shell plate surface, and is the distance between the first signal emitting hole and the second signal emitting hole, and/or the aperture of the first signal emitting hole and the aperture of the second signal emitting hole, so that the requirement that the infrared signal is transmitted to the lamp signal receiver through the signal emitting hole is met.

3. A light fixture control switch as recited in claim 1 or claim 2, further comprising: the light guide cover is installed in a matched mode with the signal emitting holes, and the light guide cover has transmittance capable of transmitting the infrared signals.

4. The light fixture control switch of claim 2 wherein the first housing further comprises a power limit slot adapted to the power source, the power source being positioned in the power limit slot and sliding onto the light fixture control circuit board under the influence of an external force to provide a driving force to the light fixture control circuit board.

5. The lamp control switch according to claim 4, wherein the power supply limiting groove is provided with an arc-shaped protrusion matched with the diameter of the power supply, and two sliding guide rails are arranged in the arc-shaped protrusion, and extend towards the direction of the lamp control circuit board for installing the power supply, and the extending length is enough for the power supply to enter a battery installation position of the lamp control circuit board under the action of the external force; when the battery mounting position is positioned between the lamp control circuit board and the second shell, the height of the sliding guide rail is equal to or greater than the height of the arc-shaped bulge; when the battery mounting position is located between the lamp control circuit board and the first shell, the height of the sliding guide rail is smaller than that of the arc-shaped protrusion.

6. The lamp control switch of claim 4, wherein the power supply limiting groove is internally provided with an adjusting limiting piece, and the radian of the adjusting limiting piece is adjusted according to the diameter of the power supply to meet the requirement of the adapting relation between the power supply and the power supply limiting groove.

7. A light fixture control switch as recited in claim 1, wherein said first housing is provided with a mounting projection relative to a plate surface of a mounting surface, including a first mounting projection and a second mounting projection, said first mounting projection and said second mounting projection respectively extending relatively toward a midline of said plate surface in a vertical direction; the mounting protrusion is matched with a mounting clamping groove of a mounting piece arranged on the mounting surface, and the lamp control switch is mounted on the mounting surface in a movable connection mode.

8. A lamp control switch according to claim 7, wherein when the lamp control switch and the mounting surface are vertically mounted, a limit groove is further provided on the first housing opposite to the mounting surface, the limit groove cooperates with a fixing member on the mounting member to limit the movable range of the mounting projection in the mounting clip groove, and the fixing member is used for fixing the mounting member on the mounting surface.

9. A light fixture control switch as recited in claim 1, wherein a display screen is provided on an outside face of the second housing for displaying battery power and/or a current brightness gear of the light fixture.

10. A solar lighting system, comprising: the solar energy power supply device comprises a lamp, a solar energy power supply device and a lamp control switch;

the solar power supply device converts solar energy into electric energy and provides the electric energy for the lamp; triggering the lamp control switch to emit an infrared signal to the lamp to control the lamp to be turned on or turned off; the lamp control switch adopts the lamp control switch of any one of the above claims 1 to 9.

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