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    Light band system (1), which extends along a longitudinal axis direction (L), and has the following: an elongate carrier profile (2) with two elongate side walls (21, 22) facing one another and an elongate bottom wall (21, 22) connecting the side walls (21, 22). 20) which jointly delimit a receiving space (A), a first and a second mechanical coupling area (3, 4), the first coupling area (3) being provided between the bottom wall (20) and the second coupling area (4) as seen in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L). an elongate power supply unit (5), which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L) in the accommodation space (A), a continuous-row light (6), which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L), makes electrical contact with the power supply unit (5) and with the second coupling area (4) is detachably mechanically coupled, and an electrical or electronic unit (7) with a functional area (73) and an operating area (74), wherein the The functional area (73) is arranged adjacent to the continuous-row light (6) in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L), and wherein the operating area (74), starting from the functional area (73), extends at least partially between the continuous-row light (6) and the bottom wall (20), with electrically contacted with the power supply unit (5) and is detachably mechanically coupled to the first coupling region (3). Alternatively, the first coupling area (3) is provided on the side of one of the side walls (21) and the second coupling area (4) is provided on the side of the other of the side walls (22) as seen in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L). In this case, the continuous-row light (6) and the unit (7) are both detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas (3, 4).
    公开号:AT17381U1
    申请号:TGM50256/2018U
    申请日:2018-12-13
    公开日:2022-02-15
    发明作者:
    申请人:Zumtobel Lighting Gmbh At；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

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    LIGHT LINE SYSTEM
    The present invention relates to a light line system, which extends along a direction of the longitudinal axis and has an elongate carrier profile and a light line light, power supply unit and electrical or electronic unit accommodated therein.
    Such light band systems are known from the prior art. These usually have an elongated support profile with a U-shaped cross section. An elongate power supply unit is usually guided within this carrier profile. The open longitudinal side of the carrier profile is usually covered flat and flush with a continuous line luminaire and thus forms a closed and harmonious line of light. In this case, the continuous-row luminaire is generally electrically contacted to the power supply unit (for example supply lines or a busbar) by means of a current tap. This is usually done by simply radially inserting the continuous-row luminaire into the carrier profile. For the mechanical coupling of the continuous-row luminaire, it usually has latching elements which interact with corresponding profile elements of the carrier profile or a busbar in a latching manner in order to securely hold the radially inserted continuous-row luminaire in the carrier profile.
    Using these locking profiles, other devices are often attached and connected to the carrier profile, such as speakers, sensors, radiators, cameras, wireless routers and the like. For this purpose, the line of light is interrupted over the entire length of the device used. The length of the devices to be connected is sometimes not only limited by the functional components such as a radiator head or a sensor head, but also in particular by the operating components required to operate them, such as connection elements and control gear.
    It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a light line system of the type mentioned, which enables a harmonious and almost continuous line of light even in the presence of devices integrated into the light line system.
    According to a first aspect, the present invention therefore relates to a light line system which extends along a longitudinal axis direction. This light band system has an elongate carrier profile with two elongate side walls facing one another and an elongate bottom wall connecting the side walls, which together delimit a receiving space. Furthermore, the continuous-row system has a first and a second mechanical coupling area, the first coupling area being provided between the base wall and the second coupling area, viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis. Furthermore, the light line system has an elongate power supply unit, which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis in the receiving space. Furthermore, the continuous-row system has a continuous-row light, which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis, makes electrical contact with the power supply unit and is detachably mechanically coupled to the second coupling area. Finally, the light line system has an electrical or electronic unit (hereinafter also referred to as a unit) with a functional area and an operating area. The functional area is arranged adjacent to the continuous-row luminaire in the direction of the longitudinal axis. Starting from the functional area, the operating area extends at least partially between the continuous-row light and the floor wall and is electrically connected to the power supply unit and detachably mechanically coupled to the first coupling area.
    According to a second aspect, the present invention relates to a light line system which extends along a longitudinal axis direction. This light band system has an elongate carrier profile with two elongate side walls facing one another and an elongate bottom wall connecting the side walls, which together delimit a receiving space. Furthermore, the continuous-row system has a first and a second mechanical coupling area, with the first coupling area on the side of one of the side walls and the second coupling area on the side of the other of the side walls, viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis
    is provided. Furthermore, the light line system has an elongate power supply unit, which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis in the receiving space. Furthermore, the continuous-row system has a continuous-row light, which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis, makes electrical contact with the power supply unit and is detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas. Finally, the continuous-row system has an electrical or electronic unit with a functional area and an operating area, with the functional area being arranged adjacent to the continuous-row luminaire in the direction of the longitudinal axis, and with the operating area extending at least partially between the continuous-row luminaire and the floor wall, starting from the functional area, with the power supply unit electrically contacted and detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas.
    The light line system according to the invention can be used to minimize the area visible to the outside, i.e. the area interrupting the line of light, of an electrical or electronic unit exposed to the outside, in that only the functional area of this unit is positioned there from the unit that is provided separately in functional and operating areas , while the additional structure of this unit, which is combined in the operating area, extends to the rear of the continuous-row light in an area of the receiving space that is not occupied by it. In order to enable the unit to be attached securely and unhindered with regard to the continuous-row light, an additional mechanical coupling area is provided for the latter, which is provided between the bottom wall and the coupling area of the continuous-row light when viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis, or opposite coupling areas are attached to the Side walls provided. Thus, on the one hand, the installation space of the light line system can be used more effectively, while at the same time the effect of a continuous line of light, which is usually to be achieved with a light line system, is impaired as little as possible. Due to the relative arrangement of the coupling areas, the unit that extends partially behind the continuous-row luminaire when installed can also be installed first or at the edge of an already installed continuous-row luminaire part and does not prevent the subsequent installation of the or further continuous-row luminaire(s) that partially covers the unit.
    The first and/or second coupling region preferably extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis in the receiving space and particularly preferably over the entire length of the carrier profile. Thus, both the continuous-row luminaire and the electrical or electronic unit can be provided at any desired position in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the continuous-row lighting system.
    The first and/or the second mechanical coupling area is preferably provided on at least one and particularly preferably both side walls or on the power supply unit. In this case, an integral design with just these is particularly preferred. An integral design with the side walls can be achieved, for example, by profiling the carrier profile; provided, for example, by appropriate bending of a carrier profile provided from sheet metal or profile production by extrusion processes. A profile element provided by the power supply unit, for example, as is the case with a power rail, can also be used for mechanical coupling as a coupling area. In general, the first and/or the second coupling area can be formed by profile areas, such as a latching profile, of the side walls or power supply unit, or recesses, such as punched-out portions, in the side walls or in the power supply unit. The coupling areas can thus be provided in a particularly simple manner.
    The continuous-row light can have a second coupling element, which corresponds to the second coupling area and preferably also to the first coupling area, for mechanical coupling to the second coupling area and preferably also to the first coupling area. In a comparable manner, the electrical or electronic unit can have a first coupling element corresponding to the first coupling area and preferably also to the second coupling area for mechanical coupling to the first coupling area and preferably also to the second coupling area. By providing a corresponding coupling element to achieve an efficient
    fective coupling defined formed element can be provided in a simple manner. In particular, these should be used to hold the relevant components (continuous-row luminaire, electrical or electronic unit) in the carrier profile (radially) so that they do not fall out and are, at best, fixed. It is conceivable that the coupling areas in connection with the respective coupling elements preferably allow/allow a sliding movement of the continuous-row luminaire or the electrical or electronic unit along the direction of the longitudinal axis. In a preferred embodiment, the first and/or second coupling element can have, for example, a detent spring that is pretensioned laterally to the respective coupling regions and has a first detent section, preferably a V-shaped detent section protruding outwards. The first latching section interacts in a latching manner with a corresponding second latching section of the respective coupling regions in order to provide the mechanical coupling. By providing a detent spring, an effective (radial) mechanical coupling can be achieved. A detent spring can be easily produced and connected to the continuous-row light on the one hand and the electrical or electronic unit on the other hand. The preferred embodiment of such a detent spring with the above-described V-shaped detent section also enables the corresponding component to be easily inserted, held and removed again, since the V-shape forms a defined insertion bevel of the detent section when the angles of the two legs of the V-shape are appropriately provided. which can then interact with the corresponding coupling area for preferably simple insertion and removal. At best, the V-shape also allows sliding in the direction of the longitudinal axis. The first and second coupling element can be designed identically as common parts.
    The continuous-row light preferably extends between the two side walls and particularly preferably completely between the two side walls. This preferably results in a closed light-emitting surface of the continuous-row luminaire and thus a light line of the continuous-row system that is as uninterrupted as possible. The continuous-row light preferably delimits the carrier profile on the side opposite the bottom wall and preferably covers it, in order to be able to provide an outwardly uniform and closed shape and line of light.
    The functional area of the electrical or electronic unit preferably also extends between the two side walls and particularly preferably completely between the two side walls. This, in particular in combination with a continuous-row light that also extends completely between the side walls, enables an overall appearance that is as uninterrupted and play-free as possible. In addition to the optical effects, the light line system is better protected against external influences such as dust due to the play-free provision of the light line system. For this purpose, the functional area particularly preferably lies flush in the direction of the longitudinal axis and particularly preferably without a gap on the continuous-row luminaire in order to particularly preferably limit or cover the carrier profile on the side opposite the base wall without a gap.
    The power supply unit is preferably provided between the bottom wall and the first coupling portion, and more preferably on the bottom wall. In such an embodiment, the power supply unit is preferably provided in the form of a power rail that can be tapped continuously. Other options are also conceivable, for example supply lines such as through-wiring, for example with prefabricated tapping sockets or also systems with cutting contacts. However, it is also conceivable that the power supply unit is provided alternatively or additionally on at least one or both side walls. In such an embodiment, the power supply unit could be provided, for example, as a busbar for rotary tapping, for example with a rotary body that will be described below. In such an embodiment, the lines lie in profile grooves, which extend along the direction of the longitudinal axis, of a separate profile element or of the side walls, which are laterally open towards the receiving space. By inserting a corresponding current tap (e.g. by means of the rotating body described below) with laterally projecting tapping arms or locking projections, the latter can be rotated in
    the profile grooves are retracted, engage there and are thus electrically contacted with the cables laid therein, in order to provide a safe and simple current tap. A mechanical coupling can also be achieved in a comparable manner.
    The continuous-row light can have a first electrical contact element and the electrical or electronic unit, preferably the operating area, can have a second electrical contact element. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the aforementioned electrical contacting elements can be constructed identically. In this way, the number of different components of the light line system can be reduced by using as many identical parts as possible. The first electrical contacting element can extend in a first direction in an area between the continuous-row luminaire and the floor wall and preferably protrude from the continuous-row luminaire up to the power supply unit into the receiving space. The second electrical contacting element can extend in a second direction of extension, which is preferably parallel to the first direction of extension, in an area between the continuous-row luminaire and the floor wall and preferably extend protruding on both sides of the operating area with respect to this direction of extension. The operating area is offset further into the receiving space with respect to the continuous-row light and is therefore generally arranged closer to the power supply unit. If you now want to use identical parts for the contacting elements, the second electrical contacting element must protrude through the operating area or a unit carrier of the unit or the operating area due to the smaller distance between the operating area and the power supply unit and thus protrudes on both sides of the operating area. However, the second electrical contacting element preferably protrudes at least from the operating area into the receiving space as far as the power supply unit. Thus, overall, the arrangement of the continuous-row luminaire on the one hand and the electrical or electronic unit on the other hand, which is offset in the direction of insertion, is appropriate.
    [0015] The continuous-row light and/or the electrical or electronic unit can have a rotating body provided with laterally projecting latching projections that can be rotated about an axis of rotation. The locking projections can be moved by rotating the rotary body about its axis of rotation between a retracted assembly position for inserting the continuous-row luminaire or electrical or electronic unit into the carrier profile and an extended position for interacting with the coupling areas for mechanical coupling and/or the power supply unit for electrical coupling. For this purpose, the latching projections can preferably have the coupling elements and/or the electrical contacting elements. Such a rotary body can then be provided as a rotary pick-off or rotary toggle, in which both the mechanical and the electrical coupling elements are preferably integrated.
    The continuous-row luminaire and/or the electrical or electronic unit can each have at least two rotating bodies, at least one of the rotating bodies having no latching projections for electrical coupling, with the mechanical coupling preferably being a sliding movement of the continuous-row luminaire or the electrical or electronic unit along the longitudinal axis direction allows.
    The rotary body can have a rotary manipulator for rotating the rotary body about its axis of rotation, the rotary manipulator preferably extending radially away from the axis of rotation on one or more sides, preferably on both sides, and also preferably arranged centrally or coaxially or symmetrically or asymmetrically with respect to the axis of rotation is. For example, a (laterally attached) lever-like mechanism or a (centrally provided) thumbscrew-like mechanism are conceivable. In a preferred embodiment, it is conceivable that the rotary manipulator is axially displaceable or movable in the direction of the axis of rotation relative to the rotary body or together with the rotary body relative to the rest of the component carrying it (strip light, unit). The rotary manipulator should thus preferably be between an operating position in which it can be rotated about the axis of rotation in order to move the rotary projections between the retracted mounting position and the extended position, and a
    be movable into a structural position in which it cannot rotate about the axis of rotation (particularly with the locking projections in the extended position in order to securely maintain the electrical/mechanical coupling). In a particularly preferred embodiment, the rotary manipulator protrudes in the operating position from the rest of the component carrying it (preferably opposite to its direction of insertion into the carrier profile) in order to position it so that it is easily accessible and operable for the operator. In the installed position, the rotary manipulator then protrudes less far than the rest of the components supporting it, or is even countersunk or provided flush, so that when the continuous-row luminaire or unit is installed/connected, it is particularly compact and the luminaire is therefore more compact overall can be or the already limited space in the carrier profile between the overlapping components can be used more effectively.
    The carrier profile preferably has a substantially U-shaped cross section as seen in the direction of the longitudinal axis. The bottom wall and the two side walls of the carrier profile preferably form a substantially U-shaped cross section when viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis. This essentially corresponds to a common structure of a carrier profile for a light line system.
    The open side of the carrier profile opposite the bottom wall preferably forms a light emission side of the light line system, via which the light line luminaire and the electrical or electronic unit for mechanical coupling with the respective coupling areas can be inserted into the carrier profile. In this way, simple assembly is made possible despite different coupling levels or coupling sides.
    [0020] The continuous-row light can have electronic components, such as an operating device, on its side facing the receiving space. These are preferably spaced apart from the opposite end faces of the continuous-row luminaire in the direction of the longitudinal axis and are particularly preferably provided in the middle of the continuous-row luminaire. In this way, a free space is created in the end areas of the continuous-row luminaire in the receiving space, which can be at least partially occupied by the operating area of the electrical or electronic unit for a compact design of the continuous-row lighting system. In order to carry this free end of the continuous-row light securely, the continuous-row light can preferably have the second coupling element in the form of locking springs in the area between at least one of the end faces and the electronic component, which form a comparatively compact locking structure and thus also in a small space for a safe mechanical ensure coupling.
    With respect to the longitudinal axis direction, the functional area can be provided in an area of one of the opposite end faces of the operating area in the longitudinal axis direction or at a distance from these two end faces. In the first variant, it can be made possible to successively install the components continuous line light, unit and continuous line light again by placing the unit with its functional area next to a continuous line light or a part of the continuous line light, from which the operating area extends away from the continuous line light. In front of the operating area, the adjoining light strip light or the next part of it can then be easily inserted, so that the functional area is arranged between the latter and the floor wall. In the second variant, the operating range overlaps with both adjacent parts of the continuous-row luminaire. In this respect, this must either be pushed behind an already installed part of the continuous-row luminaire before the next part is provided on the other side, viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis. Or the unit is built in first and then the adjacent parts of the continuous-row luminaire are placed in front of it. Due to the smaller overlap of the operating area with the respective parts of the continuous-row luminaire, a free end of the same can be shortened in the second variant and thus additional mechanical holding components in this area can be dispensed with. The first variant has the advantage of being able to install the components successively and simply in the given order in the direction of the longitudinal axis.
    The electrical or electronic unit can be in the form of any conceivable unit. Luminaires such as spotlights or emergency lights and sensors are only examples
    such as PIR sensors, AC/DC converters, camera modules such as surveillance camera modules, WLAN modules, scanners, beamers, laser projectors, surveillance electronics, data transmission systems, plug-in adapters for connecting electrical or electronic components and the like. The functional area can have functional components of the electrical or electronic unit. Purely by way of example, lighting or radiator heads are mentioned here, for example together with the radiator shaft, sensor heads, connection sockets such as USB-C sockets, WLAN antennas and the like. The operating area can also include operating components of the electrical or electronic unit. Operating devices, lighting controls, sensor processing units and the like are mentioned purely by way of example. The light line system thus offers innumerable possibilities for the integration of electrical or electronic units according to the invention.
    The light band light is - as already noted - preferably formed in several parts in the direction of the longitudinal axis in order to provide any light band length. In this case, at least some mutually adjacent parts of the continuous-row luminaire can adjoin one another flush and preferably without a gap in the direction of the longitudinal axis. A functional area of an electrical or electronic unit can be arranged at least between two parts of the continuous-row luminaire, as has been described above. Likewise, the carrier profile can also be designed in several parts in the direction of the longitudinal axis.
    [0024] The continuous-row luminaire can have luminaire components. Lamps such as LED modules for light emission and preferably also optics for influencing the light emitted by the lamps should be mentioned here in particular. The continuous-row luminaire can also have a continuous-row luminaire carrier which carries the luminaire components and preferably also the second coupling element and/or the first contacting element.
    [0025] The continuous-row luminaire is preferably of essentially flat design on its outer side facing away from the receiving space and is particularly preferably essentially flush with the side of the carrier profile that is opposite the bottom wall. In a comparable manner, the functional area can be essentially flat on its side facing away from the receiving space and is preferably essentially flush with the side of the carrier profile opposite the bottom wall and also preferably with the flat outside of the continuous-row luminaire. In this way, an overall harmonious appearance can be provided that is as uninterrupted and gap-free as possible.
    The first mechanical coupling area and/or the second mechanical coupling area can each have a plurality of coupling areas in planes that are spaced differently with respect to the bottom wall. The same applies equally to the electrical coupling section of the power supply unit. In this way, it is fundamentally possible to mechanically or electrically couple several light line system components, in particular several units, in the accommodation space, with the respective components being able to all at least partially overlap due to the different coupling levels, so that an overall particularly compact design of the light line system with as much uninterrupted and play-free appearance is provided. Mechanical or electrical coupling levels can also be provided for differently designed contacting elements or coupling elements, which increases the flexibility of the system.
    Further configurations and advantages of the present invention are described below with reference to the figures of the accompanying drawings. Show it:
    [0028] FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a light line system according to a first exemplary embodiment of the present invention,
    [0029] FIG. 2 shows a lateral cross-sectional view of the light line system according to FIG. 1,
    [0030] FIG. 3 shows a detailed view of a partial exploded view of the light band system according to FIG. 1,
    [0031] FIG. 4 shows a lateral cross-sectional view of the light line system according to FIG. 3,
    [0032] FIG. 5 shows a perspective exploded view of the light line system according to FIG. 1,
    [0033] FIG. 6 shows a lateral cross-sectional view of the light line system according to FIG. 5, [0034] FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view along the line VIIl-VII according to FIG. 2,
    [0035] FIG. 8 shows a perspective representation of a light line system according to a second exemplary embodiment of the invention,
    [0036] FIG. 9 shows a perspective exploded view of the light line system according to FIG. 8,
    [0037] FIG. 10 shows a perspective view of the light line system according to FIG. 8 with electrical or electronic components not plugged in,
    [0038] FIG. 11 shows a perspective view of a light line system according to a third exemplary embodiment of the invention,
    [0040] FIG. 12 shows a perspective exploded view of the light line system according to FIG. 11,
    [0040] FIG. 13 shows a perspective view of a light line system according to a fourth exemplary embodiment of the present invention in a partially exploded view,
    [0041] FIG. 14 shows a detailed view of the light line system according to FIG. 13 in a different perspective view,
    [0042] FIG. 15 shows a perspective view of the unit in the form of a radiator/spot of the continuous-row system according to FIG. 14,
    [0043] FIG. 16 shows a detailed view of the unit according to FIG. 15,
    [0044] FIG. 17 shows a perspective view of a light line system according to a fifth exemplary embodiment of the present invention in a partially exploded view,
    [0045] FIG. 18 shows three perspective views of the light line system according to FIG. 17 (a) with the unit inserted, (b) with the unit installed, and (c) in the fully assembled state,
    [0046] FIG. 19 shows a perspective view of a unit of the light line system according to FIG. 17,
    [0047] FIG. 20 shows a lateral cross-sectional view of the light line system according to FIG. 18c,
    [0048] FIG. 21 shows a further lateral cross-sectional view of the light line system according to FIG. 18c, and
    [0049] FIG. 22 shows a perspective view of a unit of a light line system according to a further exemplary embodiment.
    The figures show different exemplary embodiments of a light line system 1 according to the present invention. The light band system 1 extends along a longitudinal axis direction L. This preferably extends in a straight line. The continuous-row system 1 according to all the exemplary embodiments has a number of components. Thus, the continuous-row system 1 has an elongate support profile 2 with two elongate side walls 21, 22 facing one another and an elongate bottom wall 20 connecting the side walls 21, 22. The side walls 21, 22 and the bottom wall 20 jointly delimit a receiving space A. The carrier profile 2 preferably has a substantially U-shaped cross section when viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis L, as can be seen in FIGS. The base wall 20 and the two side walls 21, 22 of the carrier profile 2 preferably form the essentially U-shaped cross section, as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis L. The bottom wall 20 opposite open side
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    23 of the carrier profile 2 preferably forms a light emission side. The receiving space A is also accessible via this open side 23, so that it also serves as an assembly opening for installing all the components of the light line system in the receiving space of the carrier profile 2, as will be described below. The carrier profile 2 can be provided, for example, as an extruded part/extruded part or, starting from sheet metal, as a bent part or stamped and bent part, or according to the particularly preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 7, 20 and 21 as a profile produced in a profiling system. Of course, other configurations and materials are also conceivable. It is also conceivable that the carrier profile 2 is designed in several parts in the direction of the longitudinal axis L, in order to be able to provide a carrier profile of any length.
    As can be seen in particular from FIGS. 7, 20 and 21, the continuous-row system 1 also has a first coupling area 3 and a second coupling area 4 . According to the first aspect of the invention, the first coupling area 3 is provided between the bottom wall 20 and the second coupling area 4 as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis L—cf. FIG. In other words, when looking into the receiving space A via the open side 23, i.e. in the insertion direction E of the components of the continuous-row system 1 described below, i.e. when looking at the bottom wall 20, the first coupling area 3 is arranged behind the second coupling area 4. Thus, viewed in the direction of insertion E or viewed radially, two coupling planes offset relative to one another in the direction of insertion E are provided. According to the second aspect of the invention, as viewed in the longitudinal axis direction L, the first coupling portion 3 is provided on one side of the side walls 21 and the second coupling portion 4 is provided on the other side of the side walls 22, as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, for example.
    The first and/or second coupling area 3, 4 can extend in the direction of the longitudinal axis L in the receiving space A and, as also shown in the illustrated exemplary embodiments, preferably extend over the entire length of the carrier profile 2. The coupling areas 3, 4 can be provided on at least one side wall 21, 22 or, as shown in the exemplary embodiments, preferably on both side walls. The coupling areas 3, 4 can preferably be formed integrally with the side walls 21, 22. In the exemplary embodiments shown, this is achieved by appropriate profiling of the carrier profile 2 so that, as can be seen from FIG. 7, it forms a sawtooth-like structure, for example. The two sawtooth structures form the corresponding mechanical coupling areas 3, 4, which are described in more detail below. The sawtooth structure is achieved here by bending the sheet metal support profile 2 accordingly. It is also conceivable that the coupling areas 3, 4 are provided separately.
    In a further preferred embodiment not shown in the exemplary embodiments, it is also conceivable that the first mechanical coupling area 3 has a plurality of coupling areas in planes which are spaced apart from the bottom wall 20 . It is thus also possible to provide three and more coupling planes offset from one another in the direction of use.
    The light line system 1 also has an elongate power supply unit 5 which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis L in the receiving space A. The power supply unit 5 may be provided between the bottom wall 20 and the first coupling portion 3 and preferably on the bottom wall 20; e.g. as a conductor rail, as shown in FIG. However, it is also conceivable that the power supply unit 5 is provided on at least one or both side walls 21, 22, as is shown schematically in FIGS. In this case, the power supply unit 5 can be designed, for example, as a so-called busbar for rotary pickup, as has already been described above and is shown schematically by way of example in FIGS. 20 and 21.
    The continuous-row system 1 also has a continuous-row light 6 which extends in the direction L of the longitudinal axis. The elongate continuous-row light 6 is in electrical contact with the power supply unit 5 - this can of course be removed - and with the second coupling area 4 (first aspect) or the two laterally opposite coupling areas 3, 4
    (second aspect) also detachably mechanically coupled. The light band light 6 preferably has any light components. These include, in particular, illuminants 60 such as an LED module with a printed circuit board 61 and LEDs or LED chips 62 arranged thereon, as can be seen by way of example from the cross-sectional view in FIG. These lamps 60 are used to emit light from the continuous-row system 1. Preferably, the lamp components also have optics 63 for influencing the light emitted by the lamps 60. The continuous-row luminaire can also preferably have a continuous-row support 64 which carries the luminaire components. This light band support 64 can preferably be provided as a profiled sheet metal, but also as a continuously cast part/extruded part or bent part or stamped and bent part.
    The continuous-row light 6 is preferably of essentially flat design on its outside F facing away from the receiving space A and more preferably ends essentially flush with the side 23 of the carrier profile 2 opposite the bottom wall 20 . The continuous-row light 6 preferably extends between the two side walls 21, 22. It preferably extends completely between the two side walls 21, 22 in order to span the entire open side 23 transversely and to create a closed light emission space or a closed light emission side and consequently to produce a harmonious light line appearance. In this case, as can be seen in particular from FIGS. 7, 20 and 21, the continuous-row luminaire 6 preferably delimits the carrier profile 2 on the side 23 opposite the bottom wall 20 and preferably covers it essentially completely.
    The continuous-row light 6 can have electronic components such as an operating device 65 on its side R facing the receiving space A. These electronic components 65 are preferably spaced apart from the opposite end faces 68 of the continuous-row luminaire 6 in the direction of the longitudinal axis L and are particularly preferably provided in the center of the continuous-row luminaire 6 . This results in a generous amount of free space in the receiving space A in the area of the end faces 68 of the continuous-row luminaire 6.
    The continuous-row system 1 also has an electrical or electronic unit (also referred to as a unit within the scope of the invention) 7 . This unit 7 can be any form of electrical or electronic unit 7 . Luminaires such as spotlights 72 (compare Figures 11 to 22) or an emergency light, sensors 70 (compare Figures 1 to 7) such as a PIR sensor 715, AC/DC converter 71 (compare Figures 8 to 10) are only examples. , Camera modules such as a surveillance cameram module 711, WLAN modules 713, scanner, projector, laser projectors, u-monitoring electronics 70, 711, 715, data transmission systems 713, plug-in adapter 71 for connecting electrical or electronic components 711, 713, 715 (see Figures 8 to 10) . However, the unit 7 is not limited to the previous examples and can comprise any form of electrical or electronic units.
    The unit 7 has a functional area 73 and an operating area 74 . The functional area 73 can have functional components of the electrical or electronic unit 7 . Light or radiator heads 720, preferably with a radiator shaft 721, a sensor head 700, 715, connection sockets 710, 712, 714 such as USB-C sockets, WLAN antennas 713, camera heads 711 and the like are mentioned here purely by way of example. The operating area 74 can preferably have operating components of the electrical or electronic unit 7 . Operating devices 740, a lamp controller, a sensor processing unit, an AC/DC converter unit and the like may be mentioned here purely by way of example. The unit 6 or the operating area 74 can have a unit carrier 75, e.g.
    In particular, the unit 7 shown in Figures 8 to 10 in the form of a USB adapter 71 offers countless possible uses via its standardized connection sockets 710, 712, 714; and this essentially without impairing the line of light, since only the connection socket area (functional area 73) is provided to be exposed to the outside, while the operating area 74 extends behind the light band luminaire 6 in the accommodation space A.
    The USB adapter 71 offers both a mechanical and an electrical connection option. It also serves as a data interface. It enables access to wired or wireless data networks; depending on the underlying system. It can also use components such as WLAN-enabled drivers. If such an adapter 71 has a network-capable driver with a LAN plug output, LAN sockets can also be integrated into the connection socket area (functional area 73) in addition to the USB sockets 710, 712, 714 shown here. This system thus serves as a sort of innovation platform for a large number of technical developments, which can then simply be connected to the adapter 71. A PID sensor module 715, a surveillance camera module 711 and a WLAN stick or WLAN module 713 are shown as examples in FIGS.
    The functional area 73 is arranged adjacent to the continuous-row luminaire 6 in the direction of the longitudinal axis L. For this purpose, the functional area 73 preferably extends between the two side walls 21, 22; similar to the light strip light 6. This can be clearly seen in FIG. 1, for example. There, the functional area 73 preferably extends completely between the two side walls 21, 22. The functional area 73 is preferably flush with the continuous-row luminaire 6 in the direction of the longitudinal axis L and particularly preferably without a gap, as is particularly the case in Figures 1, 8, 11, 18b and 18c can be seen. In this way, it can be made possible to limit or even cover the carrier profile 2 on the side 23 opposite the base wall 20, preferably without a gap, and thus to close the light line system 1 on its open side 23, in order to achieve an overall harmonious light line appearance on the light emission side to be able to generate.
    With respect to the direction of the longitudinal axis L, the functional area 73 can be provided in an area of one of the opposite end faces of the operating area 74 in the direction of the longitudinal axis L—preferably on one of the end faces (i.e. at the edge), as is shown by way of example in FIGS. 1 to 16. Consequently, the operating area 74 extends away from the functional area 73 on one side. Alternatively, it is also conceivable for the functional area 73 to be provided at a distance from both end faces of the operating area 74, as is shown in FIGS. 17 to 22, for example. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the functional area 73 can also be provided so that it can be moved in the direction of the longitudinal axis L relative to the operating area 74 .
    The operating area 74 extends, starting from the functional area 73, at least partially between the light band light 6 and the bottom wall 20. In this way, a free space between the light band light 6 and the bottom wall 20 in the receiving space A can be used effectively. The operating area 74 is in (detachable) electrical contact with the power supply unit 5 and--when the first coupling area 3 is arranged between the bottom wall 20 and the second coupling section 4, viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis L--with the first coupling area 3 (see FIGS. 1 to 12) or--when arranged the coupling areas 3, 4 on the opposite sides of the mutually facing side walls 21, 22 - are detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas 3, 4 (see FIGS. 13 to 22).
    The first and/or the second coupling area 3, 4 can be formed by profile areas such as a latching profile of the side walls 21, 22 (see FIGS. 1 to 22) or of the power supply unit 5 (see FIGS. 13 to 22). It is also conceivable that the first and/or the second coupling area 3 , 4 are formed by recesses such as punched-out portions in the side walls 21 , 22 or in the power supply unit 5 . In other words, it is also conceivable that the first and/or the second coupling area 3, 4 is provided on the power supply unit 5 and is preferably also formed integrally with the latter. The latter is particularly conceivable if, for example, the power supply unit 5 is provided in the form of a busbar and thus the profile forming the busbar, for example of the side walls 21, 22 or the power supply unit 5 (as shown schematically in Figures 20 and 21) also enables a mechanical coupling.
    According to a preferred embodiment, the electrical or electronic unit 7 can be connected to the first coupling area 3 (see FIGS. 1 to 22) and preferably further
    having a first coupling element 76 corresponding to the second coupling area 4 (cf. FIGS. 13 to 22) for mechanical coupling to the first coupling area 3 and preferably also to the second coupling area 4 . The operating area 74 preferably carries its unit carrier 75 - the first coupling element 76. In a comparable manner, the continuous-row light 6 can also be connected to the second coupling area 4 (cf. Figures 1 to 22) and preferably also to the first coupling area 3 (cf. Figures 13 to 22) corresponding second coupling element 66 for mechanical coupling to the second coupling area 4 and preferably also to the first coupling area 3. The light band carrier 64 can preferably also carry the second coupling element 66 . As shown in the exemplary embodiments of Figures 1 to 12, 17 and 22, the first and/or second coupling element 66, 76 can have latching springs that are pretensioned laterally to the respective coupling regions 3, 4 and have a first latching section, preferably a V-shaped latching section projecting outwards 660, 760. The first latching section 660, 760 interacts in a latching manner with a corresponding second latching section 30, 40 of the respective coupling region 3, 4 in order to provide the mechanical coupling.
    As can be seen in particular from FIGS. 5, 9, 12 to 14 and 17, the continuous-row luminaire 6 can have a first electrical contact element 67 and the unit 7, preferably the operating area 74, can have a second electrical contact element 77. These are used for electrical contacting of the continuous-row light 6 or the unit 7, preferably directly when they are inserted into the receiving space A or when they are mechanically coupled to the respective mechanical coupling area 3, 4. The electrical contacting elements 67, 77 can, in conjunction with the Power supply unit 5, with which they are to be electrically contacted, be designed in such a way that, as shown in the figures, they make contact between the tap and the conductors of the busbar (cf. in particular Figures 1 to 12). According to other options, they can, for example, enable a rotary tap when forming a busbar integrated into the side wall (see FIGS. 13 to 22), but they can also be designed, for example, as an insulation displacement terminal tap (not shown in the exemplary embodiments) or as a socket system tap.
    In a particularly preferred embodiment, the first and second electrical contacting element 67, 77 can be constructed identically. Consequently, identical parts can be used in order to make electrical contact with different components, even in different mechanical coupling levels or coupling sides, with the same power supply unit 5 .
    As shown in the exemplary embodiments and in particular in the lateral sectional views of Figures 2, 4, 6, 13, 20 and 22, the first electrical contacting element 67 can be located in a first direction of extension in an area between the continuous-row luminaire 6 and the Bottom wall 20 extend (ie in an insertion direction E). The first electrical contacting element 67 preferably protrudes from the continuous-row luminaire 6 into the receiving space A as far as the power supply unit 5 . Electrical contacting with the power supply unit 5 is thus automatically provided when the continuous-row luminaire 6 is completely mechanically coupled (possibly after rotation with rotation tapping, as described below). The light band carrier 64 can preferably carry the first electrical contacting element 67 .
    In a comparable manner, the second electrical contacting element 77 can also extend in a second direction of extension in an area between the continuous-row luminaire 6 and the bottom wall 20 (ie in the insertion direction E). In this case, particularly when using identical parts, the second electrical contacting element 77 is provided in such a way that it protrudes on both sides of the operating area 74 with respect to the aforementioned direction of extension; consequently so the operating area 74 penetrates. Alternatively, as can be seen from FIGS. 14 and 17, the second electrical contacting element 77, for example, can be provided elevated towards the bottom wall 5 in order to be provided at the same height as the first electrical contacting element 67 with regard to its extension direction. In this way, despite the use of identical parts, a reduced distance between the operating
    range 74 to the power supply unit 5 in comparison to the distance of the light strip light 6 to the power supply unit 5. The use of contacting elements 67, 77 as identical parts can be clearly seen in FIGS. 6 and 14, for example. The operating area 74 - preferably its unit carrier 75 - preferably carries the second electrical contacting element 77.
    [0070] Alternatively or in addition, a previously described rotary pick-up is also conceivable, which is used for electrical coupling, mechanical coupling or electrical and mechanical coupling. For this purpose, the continuous-row light 6 and/or the electrical or electronic unit 7 can have one or more (e.g. at least two) rotational bodies 69, 79 which are provided so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation X and have laterally protruding latching projections 690, 790 which, by rotating the rotational body 69, 79 around its axis of rotation X between a retracted assembly position (see e.g. Figures 14, 17, 18a) for inserting the continuous-row light 6 or electrical or electronic unit 7 into the carrier profile 2 and an extended position (not shown; see example Figure 18c) for Cooperation with the coupling areas 3, 4 for mechanical coupling and / or the power supply unit 5 for electrical coupling is movable. For this purpose, the latching projections preferably have the coupling elements 76, 66 and/or the electrical contacting elements 67, 77.
    For example, the rotating body 69, 79 of the embodiment of Figures 13 to 16 both provide both a mechanical and an electrical coupling; as a rule, at least one rotating body 69, 79 should enable electrical coupling and at least one, but preferably all, should enable mechanical coupling.
    Due to the arrangement of the functional area 73 at the edge with respect to the operating area 74, it is then conceivable, for example, to use the unit 7 after the installation of a continuous-row light 6 and to couple it electrically and mechanically by means of a rotary tap. The operating area 74, which then extends away from the built-in part of the continuous-row light 6, can then be covered towards the front by installing a further part of the continuous-row light 6. This in turn requires a comparatively long free end 600 of the part of the continuous-row luminaire 6 that covers the operating area 74. Since, in particular when the coupling is provided by means of a rotary pick-up, the rotary body 69 must be arranged offset in the direction of the longitudinal axis L next to the unit 7 in order to connect it to the coupling areas 3, 4 and power supply unit 5, the second coupling element 66 can, in addition to the corresponding latching projection 670, also have another latching means--such as the latching springs described above--as is also shown in FIG. The continuous-row light 6 preferably has the second coupling region 66 (or a part thereof) in the form of latching springs in the region between at least one of the end faces 68 and the electronic component.
    It is also conceivable, as can be seen, for example, from the exemplary embodiment in FIGS. This means that there is less overlap between unit 7 and the adjoining part of the continuous-row luminaire 6. The components are then installed, for example, in such a way that unit 7 located in the rear level is installed first and electrically and mechanically coupled by means of the rotating body 79, and then the adjoining parts of the continuous line light 6 are installed thereafter.
    It is also conceivable across all the exemplary embodiments that the coupling areas 3, 4 in connection with the respective coupling elements 66, 76 preferably allow a sliding movement of the continuous-row light 6 or the electrical or electronic unit 7 along the longitudinal axis direction L; therefore to enable positive locking transversely to the direction of the longitudinal axis L in order to hold the unit 7 in the carrier profile 2 . For this purpose, for example, the detent springs according to the exemplary embodiments of FIGS. 1 to 12 and 22 can be configured accordingly. In addition, it is also possible, for example, as shown in FIG. Then, as shown in Figure 18a, the unit 7 can be inserted and here, for example, by means of the left rotation pick-off 79
    (alternatively by means of the detent spring according to FIG. 22) are initially coupled only mechanically. The unit 7 can then be pushed towards the built-in part of the continuous-row light 6 until its functional area 73 rests against the continuous-row light 6 . Then, in the position according to FIG. 18b, the second rotary body 79 can also be actuated (that is to say rotated about the axis of rotation X) in order to bring about an electrical and preferably also a fixing mechanical coupling via this. As shown in Figure 18c, a further part of the continuous-row light 6 can then be installed, so that with the other part of the continuous-row light 6 it laterally encloses the functional area 73 of the unit 7 opposite and covers the part of the operating area 74 that was previously exposed to the outside. According to this embodiment in particular, at least one of the rotary bodies 69, 79 cannot have any latching projections 690, 790 (67, 77) for electrical coupling, with the mechanical coupling 690, 790 (66, 76) preferably enabling a sliding movement of the continuous-row luminaire 6 or the electrical or electronic unit 7 along the longitudinal axis direction L allows.
    The rotary body 69, 79 can have a rotary manipulator 692, 792 for rotating the rotary body 69, 79 about its axis of rotation X. The rotary manipulator 692, 792 can preferably extend radially on one side (rotary manipulator 692) or on multiple sides, preferably on two sides (wing-like rotary manipulator 792). Viewed with respect to the axis of rotation X, it can be arranged centrally or coaxially or symmetrically or asymmetrically. While the wing-like design of the rotary manipulator 792 allows easy access to it, the one-sided and lever-like design of the rotary manipulator 692 has the advantage that it leaves the downward emission area of the continuous-row light 6 free and thus does not impede the emission of light.
    Thus, both the continuous-row light 6 and the unit 7 for mechanical coupling with the respective coupling areas 3, 4 can be inserted into the carrier profile 2, preferably via the open side 23, while due to the coupling planes or coupling sides provided offset to one another, an overall clearly more compact design of the light line system is made possible. Areas or components of the unit 7 that are not required for provision that is exposed to the outside can be completely accommodated in the accommodation space A. This reduces the overall space for the unit 7 occupied by the light line or the light emission side 23, so that overall a light line that is significantly more harmonious and largely free of interruptions and gaps can be created in comparison to currently known solutions.
    [0077] In particular, the functional area 73 can therefore also be of essentially flat design on its side S facing away from the receiving space A. This side S is particularly preferably essentially flush with the side 23 of the carrier profile 2 opposite the base wall 20 and also preferably terminates with the flat outside F of the continuous-row luminaire 6 .
    Like the carrier profile 2, the continuous-row luminaire 6 can also be designed in several parts in the direction of the longitudinal axis L. In this case, at least some mutually adjacent parts of the continuous-row luminaire 6 can preferably adjoin one another flush and preferably without a gap in the direction of the longitudinal axis L. A functional area 73 of an electrical or electronic unit 7 can be arranged at least between two parts of such a multi-part continuous-row luminaire 6, as has already been described above.
    The end faces 68, 78 of continuous-row luminaire 6 and functional area 73 directed in the direction of the longitudinal axis L are preferably flat and particularly preferably aligned transversely to the direction L of the longitudinal axis.
    The present invention is not limited to the number of lined-up support profiles 2, power supply units 5, continuous-row lights 6, units 7, in particular functional areas 73, first and second coupling areas or coupling levels. Likewise, the present invention is not limited to a number or a type of units 7. Any type of electrical or electronic unit 7 and also any combination thereof within a light line system 1 are conceivable. These can also all be placed directly next to each other
    be adorned, in which case a plurality of the above-described first coupling regions are then preferably provided in different coupling planes. The present invention is also not limited to the type of electrical or mechanical coupling.
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    Claims (10)
    [1]
    1. Light band system (1), which extends along a longitudinal axis direction (L), comprising: an elongate support profile (2) with two elongate side walls (21, 22) facing one another and an elongate bottom wall (21, 22) connecting the side walls (21, 22). 20) which jointly delimit a receiving space (A), a first and a second mechanical coupling area (3, 4), the first coupling area (3) being provided between the bottom wall (20) and the second coupling area (4) as seen in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L). an elongate power supply unit (5), which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L) in the accommodation space (A), a continuous-row light (6), which extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L), makes electrical contact with the power supply unit (5) and with the second coupling area (4) is detachably mechanically coupled, and an electrical or electronic unit (7) with a functional area (73) and an operating area (74), wherein the function area (73) in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L) adjacent to the continuous-row light (6), and wherein the operating area (74), starting from the functional area (73), extends at least partially between the continuous-row light (6) and the bottom wall (20), with electrically contacted with the power supply unit (5) and is detachably mechanically coupled to the first coupling area (3).
    [2]
    2. Light band system (1), which extends along a longitudinal axis direction (L), comprising: an elongate support profile (2) with two elongate side walls (21, 22) facing one another and an elongate bottom wall (21, 22) connecting the side walls (21, 22). 20), which together delimit a receiving space (A), a first and a second mechanical coupling area (3, 4), with the first coupling area (3) on the side of one of the side walls (21) and the second coupling area as seen in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L). (4) provided on the other side of the side walls (22), an elongated power supply unit (5) extending in the longitudinal axis direction (L) in the accommodating space (A), a strip light (6) extending in the longitudinal axis direction (L) extends, is in electrical contact with the power supply unit (5) and is detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas (3, 4), and an electrical or electronic unit (7) with a functional area (73) and an operating area (74), wherein the functional area (73) is arranged adjacent to the continuous-row luminaire (6) in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L), and wherein the operating area (74), starting from the functional area (73), is at least partially between the continuous-row luminaire (6) and the bottom wall (20), is in electrical contact with the power supply unit (5) and is detachably mechanically coupled to the coupling areas (3, 4).
    [3]
    3. Light line system (1) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first and/or second coupling region (3, 4) extend in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L) in the receiving space (A), preferably over the entire length of the carrier profile (2); and/or wherein the first and/or the second coupling area (3, 4) is provided on at least one and preferably both side walls (21, 22) or on the power supply unit (5), preferably being formed integrally with the latter; and/or wherein the first and/or the second coupling area (3, 4) is formed by profile areas, such as a latching profile, of the side walls (21, 22) or power supply unit (5), or recesses, such as punched portions, in the side walls (21, 22 ) or in the power supply unit (5).
    [4]
    4. Continuous-row system (1) according to one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the continuous-row luminaire (6) has a second coupling element (66) corresponding to the second coupling area (4) and preferably also to the first coupling area (3) for mechanical coupling to the second Coupling region (4) and preferably also on the first coupling region (3), and/or
    wherein the electrical or electronic unit (7) has a first coupling element (76) corresponding to the first coupling area (3) and preferably also to the second coupling area (4) for mechanical coupling to the first coupling area (3) and preferably also to the second coupling area (4), wherein the coupling areas (3, 4) in connection with the respective coupling elements (66, 76) preferably allow a sliding movement of the continuous-row light (6) or the electrical or electronic unit (7) along the longitudinal axis direction (L). ; and or
    wherein the continuous-row light (6) has a first electrical contact element (67) and the electrical or electronic unit (7), preferably the operating area (74), has a second electrical contact element (77), the first and second electrical contact elements (67, 77 ) are preferably constructed identically.
    [5]
    5. Continuous-row lighting system (1) according to claim 4, wherein the continuous-row lighting system (6) and/or the electrical or electronic unit (7) has a rotary body (69, 79) that is rotatable about an axis of rotation (X) and has laterally projecting locking projections (690, 790 ) which, by rotating the rotary body (69, 79) about its axis of rotation (X), between a retracted assembly position for inserting the continuous-row light (6) or electrical or electronic unit (7) into the carrier profile (2) and an extended position for interaction can be moved with the coupling areas (3, 4) for mechanical coupling and/or the power supply unit (5) for electrical coupling, with the latching projections (690, 790) preferably connecting the coupling elements (76, 66) and/or the electrical contacting elements (67 , 77).
    [6]
    6. Light line system (1) according to claim 5, wherein the light line light (6) and/or the electrical or electronic unit (7) each have at least two rotary bodies (69, 79), wherein at least one of the rotary bodies (69, 79) has no locking projections (690, 790) for electrical coupling, the mechanical coupling preferably allowing a sliding movement of the continuous-row light (6) or the electrical or electronic unit (7) along the longitudinal axis direction (L).
    [7]
    7. Light band system (1) according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the rotary body (69, 79) has a rotary manipulator (692, 792) for rotating the rotary body (69, 79) about its axis of rotation (X), wherein the rotary manipulator (692, 792) preferably extends radially on one or more sides, preferably on both sides, away from the axis of rotation (X), furthermore preferably is arranged centrally or coaxially or symmetrically or asymmetrically with respect to the axis of rotation (X).
    [8]
    8. Light line system (1) according to one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the light line luminaire (6) has electronic components on its side facing the receiving space (A), such as an operating device (65), which preferably extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis (L) spaced apart from the opposite end faces (68) of the light strip light (6) and particularly preferably in the center of the light strip light (6), the light strip light (6) preferably having the second coupling element ( 66) in the form of detent springs.
    [9]
    9. Light line system (1) according to one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the electrical or electronic unit (7) is a lamp such as a spotlight (72) or an emergency light, a sensor (70) such as a PIR sensor, an AC / DC Converter (71), a camera module such as a surveillance camera module, a WLAN module, a scanner, a beamer, a laser projector, surveillance electronics, a data transmission system, a plug adapter (71) for connecting electrical or electronic components (711, 713, 715). , wherein the functional area (73) has functional components of the electrical or electronic unit (7), such as a light or radiator head (720), preferably with a radiator shaft (721), a sensor head (700, 715), connection sockets (710, 712, 714 ) such as USB-C sockets, a WLAN antenna (713), a camera head (711) and the operating area (74) operating components of the electrical or electronic
    Unit (7) has, such as an operating device (740), a lamp controller, a sensor processing unit, an AC / DC converter unit.
    [10]
    10. Light line system (1) according to one of claims 4 to 9, wherein the light line light (6) has lighting components, in particular lighting means (60), such as an LED module, for light emission and preferably also optics (63) for influencing the Lamps (60) emitted light, and wherein the continuous-row light (6) preferably also has a continuous-row light carrier (64) which carries the light components and preferably also the second coupling element (66) and/or the first electrical contacting element (67).
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