Abstract: A ceiling fan lighting system includes a fan assembly, a light assembly and a lift mechanism. The fan assembly includes a motor and a plurality of fan blades being operationally coupled to the motor to permit rotation of the fan blades when the motor is supplied with power. The light assembly is coupled to the fan assembly and has at least one light source and a lamp shade enclosing the light source. Moreover, the lift mechanism is configured to move the light assembly in a vertical plane with respect to the fan assembly in order to have the lamp shade of the light assembly enclose or disclose the fan blades of the fan assembly.

Abstract: A ceiling fan lighting system includes a fan assembly, a light assembly and a lift mechanism. The fan assembly includes a motor and a plurality of fan blades being operationally coupled to the motor to permit rotation of the fan blades when the motor is supplied with power. The light assembly is coupled to the fan assembly and has at least one light source and a lamp shade enclosing the light source. Moreover, the lift mechanism is configured to move the light assembly in a vertical plane with respect to the fan assembly in order to have the lamp shade of the light assembly enclose or disclose the fan blades of the fan assembly.

Abstract: An air circulation fan used in a light steel frame includes a top base, a circuit assembly, a shroud, a driving source, and a blade set. A pivoting portion of the shroud is pivotally connected to a combining portion of the top base, so that the shroud can pivotally hung on the top base. When the shroud is combined with the top base, the two connecting portions of the shroud are inserted into two through-holes of an accommodating casing with a second elastic piece of each through-hole abutting against a first elastic piece of each combining portion, thereby electrically connecting the circuit assembly to the driving source. When the shroud is separated from the top base, the connecting portions are removed from the through-holes with the second elastic piece being separated from the first elastic piece, thereby shutting off the electrical connection between the circuit assembly and the driving source.

Abstract: A micro-nano composite structure and production method thereof, whereby a micro structure is fabricated by a first layer material, and then a second layer material (such as: aluminum) covers the micro structure which conducts current through the second layer material forming an anodized aluminum to produce a nanostructure, and this nanostructure is layered on the micro structure. This structure, when completed, can be used as a mold, moreover by using nano-imprinting technology this structure can be transferred onto a transparent polymer material in a one-time production process to produce one micro-nano composite structure, and achieving a reduction of the reflection coefficients and an increased transmittance, as well as raising the usage rate of the integrated light.

Abstract: A fan device having simultaneously foldable blades includes a rotatable driving unit. A plurality of supporting frames extend outwardly from the driving unit, each supporting frame has a pivot mounted on one end thereof. A plurality of shells are respectively mounted on the supporting frames, each shell has a center hole defined therein. A plurality of blades are respectively disposed on the shells. Each blade has an assembling portion disposed thereon. Each assembling portion has a through hole defined therein. A plurality of coupling rods respectively positioned between every two adjacent shells. When the driving unit rotates, the shells synchronously rotate and driving the coupling rods to be moved for simultaneously driving the blades to retractably fold/unfold.

Abstract: A cooling fan structure includes a driving device having a rotatable section disposed therein for providing a rotatable effect. The rotatable section has a first end longitudinally extending to a top of the driving device and a second end longitudinally extending to a bottom of the driving device. A set of fan blades is radially mounted to the rotatable section of the driving device and driven by the rotatable section. Each fan blade has an inner end. The inner end has a first connection and a second connection respectively extending therefrom. The first connection of each fan blade is connected to the first end of the rotatable section. The second connection of each fan blade is connected to the second end of the rotatable section.

Abstract: A blade assembly for a ceiling fan includes a mounting arm, a bearing, a cover, a spiral spring, a blade, and three screws. The mounting arm has a plate. The plate has a boss. The boss has a split. The bearing is sleeved on the boss. The cover has a stub. The stub has a receiving recess for receiving the bearing. The cover has a through hole for passing the boss. The cover has three bosses. The spiral spring has one end sleeved on the boss of the cover and the other end engaged with the split. The blade has three mounting holes and corresponding to the boss of the cover. The three screws pass through the mounting holes and fasten with the bosses of the cover.

Abstract: A fan device having simultaneously foldable blades includes a rotatable driving unit. A plurality of supporting frames extend outwardly from the driving unit, each supporting frame has a pivot mounted on one end thereof. A plurality of shells are respectively mounted on the supporting frames, each shell has a center hole defined therein. A plurality of blades are respectively disposed on the shells. Each blade has an assembling portion disposed thereon. Each assembling portion has a through hole defined therein. A plurality of coupling rods respectively positioned between every two adjacent shells. When the driving unit rotates, the shells synchronously rotate and driving the coupling rods to be moved for simultaneously driving the blades to retractably fold/unfold.

Abstract: A blade assembly for a ceiling fan includes a mounting arm, a bearing, a cover, a spiral spring, a blade, and three screws. The mounting arm has a plate. The plate has a boss. The boss has a split. The bearing is sleeved on the boss. The cover has a stub. The stub has a receiving recess for receiving the bearing. The cover has a through hole for passing the boss. The cover has three bosses. The spiral spring has one end sleeved on the boss of the cover and the other end engaged with the split. The blade has three mounting holes and corresponding to the boss of the cover. The three screws pass through the mounting holes and fasten with the bosses of the cover.

Abstract: A cooling fan structure includes a driving device having a rotatable section disposed therein for providing a rotatable effect. The rotatable section has a first end longitudinally extending to a top of the driving device and a second end longitudinally extending to a bottom of the driving device. A set of fan blades is radially mounted to the rotatable section of the driving device and driven by the rotatable section. Each fan blade has an inner end. The inner end has a first connection and a second connection respectively extending therefrom. The first connection of each fan blade is connected to the first end of the rotatable section. The second connection of each fan blade is connected to the second end of the rotatable section.

Abstract: A fan blade mounting structure for ceiling fan is capable of enabling the fan blade to be quickly and easily mounted on the mounting bracket, and comprises, a plurality of locking members formed on a surface of a mounting bracket, the locking members each has an abutting portion facing toward the rotor, and the abutting portion has a flat surface. A fan blade is formed with plural holes for insertion of the locking members, the abutting portion of the locking members abuts against the fan blade; a positioning structure used to connect the fan blade and the mounting bracket; and plural engaging members inserted in the holes of the fan blade to confine the locking members in the holes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a ceiling fan blade capable of producing full wind pressure and much wind. The solution of the present invention is to form a front and a rear wind receiving surfaces on the ceiling fan blade. A tangent angle of the rear wind-receiving surface is bigger than that of the front wind-receiving surface. A wavy wind guide surface is formed between the two wind receiving surfaces. The wavy wind guide surface and the two wind receiving surfaces can effectively increase the wind pressure and the wind; in addition, sinuous flow is substantially reduced when the blade is rotating.