EP3354969B1 - Lighting device for vehicles having rotating lighting modules - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a lighting device equipped with one or more rotating lighting modules as well as with at least one stationary lighting module.
- Lighting devices for vehicles provided with multiple optical functions obtained by using one or more rotating elements are known in the art.
- EP2957822 discloses a lighting device including a rotating module including a fixed reflector, a fixed light source aligned with an axis, and a couple of opposite screens rotating around the axis under the action of a motor actuator; the two screens embody two lenses, e.g. one provided with prisms and one neutral, in order to change the light distribution provided by the light source and the reflector when each of the screens is selectively rotated in front of the reflector.
- EP2902701 discloses a rotating lighting module wherein the light source is a LED and the reflector consists of a rotating support having two opposite faces, one constituting the reflector and the other realizing a second function, e.g. an aspect function; a fixed motor rotates the support with respect to the fixed light source in order to bring selectively the two faces on the front side of the device facing toward the direction of motion of the vehicle; the support also bears at its opposite faces two light guides operatively associated with a second LED DE 10 2007 047413 A1 discloses another lighting device of the prior art.
- the lighting devices of the prior art need actuation mechanisms to operate the rotating modules and to leave the rotating parts to be free to rotate.
- those mechanisms may be seen from the outside due to the fact that the modern lighting devices are generally provided with outer transparent covers/lens through which the lighting modules are visible.
- the lighting devices need therefore to be provided with an aesthetic mask to cover the actuating mechanisms.
- the presence of the aesthetic mask renders the mounting of the lighting device and its maintenance (e.g. to replace the light sources) quite complex and difficult.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a lighting device for vehicles provided with lighting modules therein which are visible from the outside that is compact, simple and cost-effective in construction and highly reliable, while ensuring at the same time to hide in an efficient manner the inner mechanisms of the lighting device, e.g. for actuating one or more rotating lighting modules, without interfering with the optical functions of the lighting modules.
- a lighting device for vehicles having the features set out in the appended claims.
- reference numeral 1 indicates as a whole a lighting device for vehicles consisting, in the non-limiting embodiment shown, in a vehicle headlight, which is only in part and only schematically shown. It is however to be intended that what will be described can be applied to any vehicle lighting device.
- the lighting device 1 comprises a generally cup-shaped housing body 2 designed to be mounted on a vehicle, known and not shown for sake of simplicity.
- Housing body 2 is made of synthetic plastic material by injection molding and has a front inlet opening 3 in use facing opposite to the vehicle and towards a driving or march direction of the vehicle, closed by a transparent cover 4, preferably consisting in a transparent lens not provided with optical functions ("terse" lens).
- the housing body 2 carries at the interior thereof at least one (or more) first lighting module 5, which is in the embodiment shown the main lighting module of the lighting device 1, e.g. is a cross-beam light or high beam light, and, in the preferred embodiment shown, a plurality, preferably three, of second lighting modules 6, which are e.g. secondary lighting modules designed to provide additional optical functions, all together or singularly.
- first lighting module 5 which is in the embodiment shown the main lighting module of the lighting device 1, e.g. is a cross-beam light or high beam light, and, in the preferred embodiment shown, a plurality, preferably three, of second lighting modules 6, which are e.g. secondary lighting modules designed to provide additional optical functions, all together or singularly.
- the lighting modules 5,6 are all visible from the outside through the inlet opening 3 and the transparent cover 4, and are arranged side by side facing the inlet opening 3.
- the lighting modules 5,6 are spaced apart from the inlet opening 3 so that the lighting device 1 also comprises an aesthetic mask 7 to cover a first gap 8 between the transparent cover 4 and the lighting modules 5, 6.
- the first gap 8 extends in a substantially horizontal direction and along the full width of the inlet opening 3, transverse an optical axis OA ( figure 2 ) of the first (main) lighting module 5, which optical axis is oriented in use in the driving direction of the vehicle.
- the aesthetic mask 7 comprises a first masking element 9 which is connected integral to and rigid with an inner surface 10 of the transparent cover 4 facing towards the lighting modules 5,6.
- the first masking element 9 overhangingly protrudes from the inner surface 10 of the transparent cover 3 towards the lighting modules 5,6 to such an extent to cover a first part only of the first gap 8, on the side of the transparent cover 4.
- the masking element 9 may be rendered integral with the transparent cover 4 in any suitable known manner, which is therefore not shown for sake of simplicity, e.g. can be provided integral in one piece with the transparent cover 4 by molding or co-molding in one piece, or can be glued or welded to the surface 10.
- the aesthetic mask 7 moreover comprises a second masking element 11 which is connected integral and rigid with the housing body 2 in any suitable and known manner, accordingly not shown for sake of simplicity; the masking element 11 is housed fully inside the housing body 2, spaced apart from the inlet opening 3 and is an element separate from and independent of the transparent cover 4 and the first masking element 9 overhanging therefrom.
- the second masking element 11 overhangingly protrudes from the lighting modules 5,6, under and beyond thereto and towards the transparent cover 4 to hide a second part only of the first gap 8, on the side opposite to the transparent cover 4.
- the first and second masking elements 9,11 overlaps over each other, as well shown in figures 1-3 , such as to completely hide the first gap 8.
- the first and second masking elements 9,11 consist of substantially thin (flat) plates extending along the width of the inlet opening 4 and laying on different and parallel planes.
- the plates 9,11 may be provide on the upper surface thereof with a coating or a texture, or may be provided with reliefs, e.g. for aesthetic reasons.
- the first masking element 9 covers in part the second masking element 11, overlapping over it, i.e. is arranged above the masking element 11.
- first and second masking elements 9,11 are spaced apart in vertical direction so as to define therebetween a second gap G ( figure 3 ) arranged below the lighting modules 5,6 and extending vertically upwards, on the side of the lighting modules 5,6.
- the housing body 2 is integrally provided internally with a baffle element 12 extending upwards at least in part within the second gap G and arranged immediately below the first masking element 9, so as to be arranged between the second masking element 11 and the transparent cover 4 to shield the second masking element 11 towards the transparent cover 4 and below the first masking element 9.
- the baffle element 12 is designed to intercept the light rays that emitted by one of the lighting modules 6 may pass through the gap G and under the masking element 9 so reaching the cover 4 causing an undesired and uncontrolled illumination thereof.
- the baffle element 12 is preferably shaped inclined forward towards the transparent cover 4 and is provided with a sharp upper edge 13 which is arranged between a step-shaped upper edge 14 of masking element 11 and a step-shaped portion 15 of the masking element 9 projecting downwards on the side opposite to the lighting modules 5,6.
- the first masking element 9 is wider than the second masking element 11 as measured in a direction parallel to the optical axis OA.
- the at least one first lighting module 5 is arranged stationary and rigid within the housing body 2, at one first lateral end 16 thereof, while a plurality of second lighting modules 6 are arranged rotatable within the housing body 2, on one first side 17 of the first lighting module 5 opposite to the lateral end 16 of the housing body 2.
- the second masking element 11 extends horizontally up to the first side 17 of the first lighting module 5 and immediately below the second lighting modules 6 to cover an actuation device 18 thereof ( figure 3 ).
- the first masking element 9 is longer that the second masking element 11 in the direction of the width of the inlet opening 3 and extends up to cover one peripheral framing portion 19 ( figure 1 ) of the first lighting module 5.
- the second masking element 11 is moreover provided with housing seats 20 ( figure 2 ) for the second lighting modules 6 arranged at one rear edge 21 thereof opposite to the first masking element 9; the housing seats 20 interrupt the continuity of the rear edge 21 so that the second masking element 11 can be slid directly below the second lighting modules 6 from the outside inward.
- the construction and assembly of the lighting device 1 is greatly facilitated, the actuating mechanism of the rotating modules is completely hidden, the inner structure if the lighting device 1 is kept straight and simple and any "leakage" of light rays along undesired trajectories, e.g. below the aesthetic mask 7 is avoided.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a lighting device equipped with one or more rotating lighting modules as well as with at least one stationary lighting module.
- Lighting devices for vehicles provided with multiple optical functions obtained by using one or more rotating elements are known in the art.
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EP2957822 discloses a lighting device including a rotating module including a fixed reflector, a fixed light source aligned with an axis, and a couple of opposite screens rotating around the axis under the action of a motor actuator; the two screens embody two lenses, e.g. one provided with prisms and one neutral, in order to change the light distribution provided by the light source and the reflector when each of the screens is selectively rotated in front of the reflector. -
EP2902701 discloses a rotating lighting module wherein the light source is a LED and the reflector consists of a rotating support having two opposite faces, one constituting the reflector and the other realizing a second function, e.g. an aspect function; a fixed motor rotates the support with respect to the fixed light source in order to bring selectively the two faces on the front side of the device facing toward the direction of motion of the vehicle; the support also bears at its opposite faces two light guides operatively associated with asecond LED DE 10 2007 047413 A1 discloses another lighting device of the prior art. - The lighting devices of the prior art need actuation mechanisms to operate the rotating modules and to leave the rotating parts to be free to rotate. Unfortunately, those mechanisms may be seen from the outside due to the fact that the modern lighting devices are generally provided with outer transparent covers/lens through which the lighting modules are visible. The lighting devices need therefore to be provided with an aesthetic mask to cover the actuating mechanisms. However, the presence of the aesthetic mask renders the mounting of the lighting device and its maintenance (e.g. to replace the light sources) quite complex and difficult.
- The object of the present invention is to provide a lighting device for vehicles provided with lighting modules therein which are visible from the outside that is compact, simple and cost-effective in construction and highly reliable, while ensuring at the same time to hide in an efficient manner the inner mechanisms of the lighting device, e.g. for actuating one or more rotating lighting modules, without interfering with the optical functions of the lighting modules.
- According to the invention, a lighting device for vehicles is provided having the features set out in the appended claims.
- Further features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description of one non-limiting embodiment thereof, made with reference to the figures in the accompanying drawings, in which:
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figure 1 shows schematically a perspective front elevation view of a lighting device for a vehicle, with parts removed for simplicity, realized according to the invention; -
figure 2 shows schematically a perspective rear elevation view of the lighting device offigure 1 ; and -
figure 3 shows schematically and in an enlarged scale a sectioned side elevation view of the front part of the lighting device offigures 1 and2 . - With reference to
figures 1 and2 , reference numeral 1 indicates as a whole a lighting device for vehicles consisting, in the non-limiting embodiment shown, in a vehicle headlight, which is only in part and only schematically shown. It is however to be intended that what will be described can be applied to any vehicle lighting device. - The lighting device 1 comprises a generally cup-
shaped housing body 2 designed to be mounted on a vehicle, known and not shown for sake of simplicity.Housing body 2 is made of synthetic plastic material by injection molding and has a front inlet opening 3 in use facing opposite to the vehicle and towards a driving or march direction of the vehicle, closed by atransparent cover 4, preferably consisting in a transparent lens not provided with optical functions ("terse" lens). - The
housing body 2 carries at the interior thereof at least one (or more)first lighting module 5, which is in the embodiment shown the main lighting module of the lighting device 1, e.g. is a cross-beam light or high beam light, and, in the preferred embodiment shown, a plurality, preferably three, ofsecond lighting modules 6, which are e.g. secondary lighting modules designed to provide additional optical functions, all together or singularly. - The
lighting modules transparent cover 4, and are arranged side by side facing the inlet opening 3. - The
lighting modules aesthetic mask 7 to cover afirst gap 8 between thetransparent cover 4 and thelighting modules - The
first gap 8 extends in a substantially horizontal direction and along the full width of theinlet opening 3, transverse an optical axis OA (figure 2 ) of the first (main)lighting module 5, which optical axis is oriented in use in the driving direction of the vehicle. - According to one main aspect of the present invention, the
aesthetic mask 7 comprises afirst masking element 9 which is connected integral to and rigid with aninner surface 10 of thetransparent cover 4 facing towards thelighting modules - With reference to
figure 3 , thefirst masking element 9 overhangingly protrudes from theinner surface 10 of thetransparent cover 3 towards thelighting modules first gap 8, on the side of thetransparent cover 4. Themasking element 9 may be rendered integral with thetransparent cover 4 in any suitable known manner, which is therefore not shown for sake of simplicity, e.g. can be provided integral in one piece with thetransparent cover 4 by molding or co-molding in one piece, or can be glued or welded to thesurface 10. - The
aesthetic mask 7 moreover comprises asecond masking element 11 which is connected integral and rigid with thehousing body 2 in any suitable and known manner, accordingly not shown for sake of simplicity; themasking element 11 is housed fully inside thehousing body 2, spaced apart from theinlet opening 3 and is an element separate from and independent of thetransparent cover 4 and thefirst masking element 9 overhanging therefrom. - The
second masking element 11 overhangingly protrudes from thelighting modules transparent cover 4 to hide a second part only of thefirst gap 8, on the side opposite to thetransparent cover 4. - Moreover, according to the invention, the first and
second masking elements figures 1-3 , such as to completely hide thefirst gap 8. - The first and
second masking elements inlet opening 4 and laying on different and parallel planes. Theplates - According to a further aspect of the invention, the
first masking element 9 covers in part thesecond masking element 11, overlapping over it, i.e. is arranged above themasking element 11. - In particular, the first and
second masking elements figure 3 ) arranged below thelighting modules lighting modules - According to a further aspect of the invention, the
housing body 2 is integrally provided internally with abaffle element 12 extending upwards at least in part within the second gap G and arranged immediately below thefirst masking element 9, so as to be arranged between thesecond masking element 11 and thetransparent cover 4 to shield thesecond masking element 11 towards thetransparent cover 4 and below thefirst masking element 9. - The
baffle element 12 is designed to intercept the light rays that emitted by one of thelighting modules 6 may pass through the gap G and under themasking element 9 so reaching thecover 4 causing an undesired and uncontrolled illumination thereof. - For this reasons, the
baffle element 12 is preferably shaped inclined forward towards thetransparent cover 4 and is provided with a sharpupper edge 13 which is arranged between a step-shapedupper edge 14 ofmasking element 11 and a step-shaped portion 15 of themasking element 9 projecting downwards on the side opposite to thelighting modules - Finally, the
first masking element 9 is wider than thesecond masking element 11 as measured in a direction parallel to the optical axis OA. - The at least one
first lighting module 5 is arranged stationary and rigid within thehousing body 2, at one firstlateral end 16 thereof, while a plurality ofsecond lighting modules 6 are arranged rotatable within thehousing body 2, on onefirst side 17 of thefirst lighting module 5 opposite to thelateral end 16 of thehousing body 2. - The
second masking element 11 extends horizontally up to thefirst side 17 of thefirst lighting module 5 and immediately below thesecond lighting modules 6 to cover anactuation device 18 thereof (figure 3 ). - The
first masking element 9 is longer that thesecond masking element 11 in the direction of the width of the inlet opening 3 and extends up to cover one peripheral framing portion 19 (figure 1 ) of thefirst lighting module 5. - The
second masking element 11 is moreover provided with housing seats 20 (figure 2 ) for thesecond lighting modules 6 arranged at onerear edge 21 thereof opposite to thefirst masking element 9; thehousing seats 20 interrupt the continuity of therear edge 21 so that thesecond masking element 11 can be slid directly below thesecond lighting modules 6 from the outside inward. - In this manner the construction and assembly of the lighting device 1 is greatly facilitated, the actuating mechanism of the rotating modules is completely hidden, the inner structure if the lighting device 1 is kept straight and simple and any "leakage" of light rays along undesired trajectories, e.g. below the
aesthetic mask 7 is avoided. - All the aims of the invention are therefore accomplished.
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- Lighting device (1) for a vehicle comprising a cup-shaped housing body (2) designed to be mounted on a vehicle body and having a front inlet opening (3) facing in use a forward march direction of the vehicle, a transparent cover (4) closing the front inlet opening, a plurality of first (5) and second (6) lighting modules arranged side by side inside the housing body facing the inlet opening and spaced apart from the inlet opening (3), the lighting modules (5,6) being visible from the outside through the transparent cover (4), and an aesthetic mask (7) to cover a first gap (8) between the transparent cover and the light modules, the first gap (8) extending in a substantially horizontal direction; wherein the aesthetic mask (7) comprises: a first masking element (9) which is connected integral and rigid with an inner surface (10) of the transparent cover (4) facing towards the lighting modules and overhangingly protrudes from the inner surface (10) of the transparent cover towards the lighting modules (5,6) to such an extent to cover a first part only of the fist gap (8), on the side of the transparent cover (4); and a second masking element (11) which is connected integral and rigid with the housing body (2) and which is separate from, and is independent of, both the transparent cover (4) and the first masking element (9) overhanging therefrom; the second masking element (11) overhangingly protruding from the lighting modules (5,6), under and beyond thereto and towards the transparent cover (4) to hide a second part only of the first gap (8), on the side opposite to said transparent cover (4); the first and second masking elements (9,11) overlapping over each other such as to completely hide said first gap (8); and wherein:i)- the first and second masking elements (9,11) are spaced apart in vertical direction so as to define therebetween a second gap (G) arranged below the lighting modules (5,6) and extending vertically upwards, on the side of the lighting modules;characterized in that, in combination with feature i) , :
ii)- the housing body (2) is integrally provided internally with a baffle element (12) extending upwards at least in part within the second gap (G) and immediately below the first masking element (9), so as to be arranged between the second masking element (11) and the transparent cover (4) to shield the second masking element (11) towards the transparent cover (4) and below the first masking element (9). - Lighting device (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the first and second masking elements (9,11) consist of substantially thin plates extending along the width of the inlet opening (4) and laying on different and parallel planes.
- Lighting device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the first masking element (9) covers in part the second masking element (11), overlapping over it.
- Lighting device according to anyone of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first masking element (9) is wider than the second masking element (11).
- Lighting device according to anyone of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one first lighting module (5) is arranged stationary and rigid within the housing body (2), at one first lateral end (16) thereof, while a plurality of second lighting modules (6) are arranged rotatable within the housing body (2), on one first side (17) of the first lighting module (5) opposite to said first lateral end (16) of the housing body (2); the second masking element (11) extending horizontally up to the first side (17) of the first lighting module (5) and immediately below the second lighting modules (6) to cover an actuation device (18) thereof; and the first masking element (9) being longer that the second masking element (11) in the direction of the width of the inlet opening (4) and extending up to cover one peripheral framing portion (19) of the first lighting module (5).
- Lighting device according to claim 5, characterized in that the second masking element (11) is provided with housing seats (20) for the second lighting modules arranged at one rear edge (21) thereof opposite to the first masking element; the housing seats (20) interrupting the continuity of the rear edge (21) so that the second masking element (11) can be slid directly below the second lighting modules (6) from the outside inward.
- Vehicle provided with a lighting device (1) according to claim 1.
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