Difference between portable and luminaires for children

China has been in the WTO for many years, and trade contacts with various countries have become more and more frequent. People's lighting requirements are not limited to being able to illuminate, but also more and more attention to fancy varieties. Take our usual case. In terms of several lamps, in addition to the movable lamps (the special term for desk lamps) that we usually use, there are also portable lamps for children. So which lamps are suitable for children? People often have no idea about this and are easily confused with other lighting fixtures. So what is a portable luminaire for children? What is a portable luminaire? Why do children use portable and luminaires to measure them by different standards? The standard for children's portable luminaires is GB7000.4 and the standard for portable luminaires is GB7000.11. Let us look at the following aspects:

First, the definition

Portable luminare: A luminaire that can be moved from one location to another when the luminaire is in normal use. A luminaire mounted on a wall with a non-removable flexible Cable or a cord and a plug-in Power Supply . The luminaire may be fixed to the support with a thumb screw, steel clip or hook. The support can be easily removed from the support. The luminaires removed above are considered to be portable luminaires.

Portable luminare for children: Under normal use, the luminaire can be moved from one place to another, and the luminaire design provides more safety than GB7000.11 portable universal Lighting. Portable luminaires for children are designed for children who may not have proper person supervision when using them.

According to the definition of GB7000.4, the following conditions are not for children's lamps:

1. Not specifically designed for children, such as:
- removable luminaires that are placed in temporary decorative structures as additional decorative elements for festive or celebration purposes;
- lamps designed for adults or apparently for adults;

2. Toys or similar toy products, such as:
- toys;
- A luminaire with a two-dimensional figure of a person or animal (styling or graphics) on a movable hood.

3. Lamps that may be unsafe due to power sources, such as - battery-powered fixtures or fixtures that are not directly connected to the mains;

4. Low illumination background fixtures such as:
- A low-light background luminaire incorporating a plug, for example, an integral part of an insertion device, related products such as a night light.

Legends for several portable luminaires for children: