Hella Gmbh & Co Kgaa

Alexander Musch

Thomas Wiese

Frank Brinkmeier

Christian Koerdt

Reinhard Dikau

Matthias Knoche

Bernhard Bendix

The present invention relates to a light module for a lighting device of a vehicle, in particular for a headlight of a vehicle. The light module comprises a light-generating unit for emitting light, an optical unit for deforming the light emitted by the light-generating unit, and a heat sink for cooling the light-generating unit, the heat sink having a front side facing the optical unit and a rear side facing away from the optical unit, the light-generating unit being situated between the optical unit and the heat sink, the optical unit comprising at least one referencing means, and the heat sink having a recess that accommodates the referencing means on the front side facing the optical unit, and the recess being closed or substantially closed at the rear.

Light module for a lighting device of a vehicle

A cooling device for a lighting unit of a motor vehicle, in particular for an LED headlight, at least comprising a metallic base plate, a heat sink, and a fan that is accommodated on a fan mount. The heat sink and the fan mount are situated on the base plate in such a way that an air flow that is generatable by the fan is directed onto the heat sink. The fan mount being made of a metal.

Cooling device for an illumination unit on a motor vehicle

A lens for a headlamp, the lens being at least partially formed from at least one plastic, having a lens surface and an edge surrounding the lens surface, from which at least one fastening element for fastening to a lens holder of the headlamp extends away from the lens surface, the at least one fastening element being designed as a fastening fork having two spaced-apart elastic fastening prongs. A lens system is also provided having a lens of this type and a lens holder, the lens holder having recesses corresponding to the fastening prongs, and the fastening prongs being elastically positioned by their outsides on outer insides of the recesses, or the fastening prongs being elastically positioned by their insides on inner insides of the recesses, so that the lens is fastened to the lens holder without play.

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Lippstadt, Germany

Alexander Musch