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Heat radiating device for lamp

  • US 20080212333A1
  • Filed: 03/01/2007
  • Published: 09/04/2008
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/01/2007
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. An improved heat radiating device for lamp, comprising:

  • a lamp stand in generally concave shape and configured with a large perforated hole at its bottom;

    a light emitting diode (LED) lamp set mounted at the bottom of lamp stand and having a printed circuit board and a plurality of light emitting diodes attached to the printed circuit board, the light emitting diodes being corresponding exactly to the position of perforated hole of lamp stand;

    a radiator arranged at the back of printed circuit board of LED lamp set and inside the lamp stand, and having a plurality of radiator fins;

    a first exhaust fan disposed at one side of radiator; and

    a power supply arranged inside the lamp stand and above the radiator;

    characterized in which;

    the peripheral inner wall of lamp stand is provided with a plurality of fin-shaped heat sinks and a plurality of through-going guide holes near the bottom periphery;

    the back of the printed circuit board of LED lamp set is disposed with the heat absorbing ends of a plurality of heat conductors, the respective heat transmitting ends of heat conductors being extendingly disposed on the peripheral inner wall of lamp stand;

    an inner shield is disposed inside the lamp stand for covering the LED lamp set, radiator, first exhaust fan, and power supply, and forming a first exhaust space with the periphery of lamp stand that contains the heat transmitting ends of heat conductors, the first exhaust space communicating with the through-going guide holes at the bottom periphery of lamp stand;

    an outer shield mounted at the top of lamp stand and forming a second exhaust space with the inner shield, the second exhaust space communicating with the first exhaust space;

    a second exhaust fan is installed at the top of outer shield and able to vent the air in first exhaust space and second exhaust space.

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