Bosch-siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Gunter Hammerl

Johann Klement

Josef Krautscheid

Kurt Lintner

A lighting device for household appliances such as ovens, includes an electric lamp socket formed of electrically insulating material preventing leakage currents. Contact parts are disposed in the socket. The socket has an access side with a plug-in opening formed therein into which a lamp with a glass bulb, a lamp base of insulating material and contact prongs protruding from the lamp base is to be plugged into contact with the contact parts in a given plug-in direction. An electrically conductive and protectively grounded protective element covers at least the access side of the lamp socket and extends to the vicinity of at least one of the glass bulb and the lamp base. The protective element and the contact parts are spaced apart by a distance being greater than the length of the contact prongs by a required margin of safety, as seen in the given plug-in direction.

Electric lighting device for household appliances such as ovens

A lighting device for an oven, in particular a household oven, includes a baking chamber with a wall to be exposed to microwave energy, a lamp socket protruding freely into the baking chamber without a microwave shielding covering, electrical connecting lines supplying the lamp socket with current from outside the baking chamber, and an incandescent bulb with a lamp base and an incandescent filament with an incandescent coil being mounted on the lamp socket. An electrically conductive disk is substantially parallel to and electrically conductively connected to the baking chamber wall. The disk has a duct opening formed therein for the lamp base, and the disk surrounds the incandescent filament in the vicinity of the incandescent coil.

Lighting device for an oven to be exposed to microwave energy, in

An oven has a baking space wall at least partly defining a closed baking chamber to be acted upon by microwave energy with a given basic microwave frequency capable of being radiated into the baking space with a given wavelength. A lighting device for the oven includes a bulb holder, an incandescent bulb mounted on the bulb holder and protruding freely into the baking space from the baking space wall without electromagnetic shielding, and electrical connection lines supplying the incandescent bulb with current from outside the baking chamber. The incandescent bulb has a glass bulb, incandescent filament holders of equal length extending substantially, parallel and alongside one another, and an incandescent filament disposed between ends of the incandescent filament holders in the glass bulb. The filament has a longitudinal extension within which all spacings between given points along the incandescent filament are equivalent to a maximum of 10% of the given wavelength.

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