CN201322977Y - Emergency SOS device - Google Patents
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- CN201322977Y CN201322977Y CNU2008202239017U CN200820223901U CN201322977Y CN 201322977 Y CN201322977 Y CN 201322977Y CN U2008202239017 U CNU2008202239017 U CN U2008202239017U CN 200820223901 U CN200820223901 U CN 200820223901U CN 201322977 Y CN201322977 Y CN 201322977Y
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Abstract
The utility model discloses an emergency SOS device. Infrared lights (6) are arranged on a shell (1) in various directions, and a chargeable battery (2) and a radio (9) are arranged inside the shell (1), and an LED bulb (4) is arranged at one end of the shell (1), and a whistle is arranged at the other end thereof; the chargeable battery (2), the radio (9), a switch (7), infrared lights (6) and an external charging port (8) are connected with a control device (3). The utility model provides a small device for overcoming the deficiency that buried people cannot communicate with the outside; after being buried, since the emergency SOS device can illuminate, people can ask for help by blowing the whistle and acquire information from the outside through the radio, thus increasing the probability of being detected by an external life detecting instrument through infrared information and the opportunity of people to be saved; and the emergency SOS device can be used in the earthquake-prone area.
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Technical field
The utility model relates to lifesaving appliance, is specifically related to the device that can send an SOS.
Background technology
In 5.12 Wenchuan special violent earthquakes in 2008, much wrecked personnel are embedded in the ruins when earthquake, because bodily injury lacks instrument and rescue personnel contact, also can't understand outside information, fail to be found by the rescue personnel and die in an accident.
The utility model content
The utility model has overcome the deficiencies in the prior art, and the device that sends an SOS is provided.
For solving above-mentioned technical matters, the utility model by the following technical solutions:
A kind of emergent device for sending SOS, all directions of shell 1 are provided with infrared discharge lamps 6, and there is rechargeable battery 2 inside, radio 9, one of shell 1 is equipped with LED bulb 4.Control device 3, rechargeable battery 2, radio 9, switch 7, LED bulb 4, infrared discharge lamps 6, external charge mouth 8 all are connected with control device 3.
Further technical scheme is 1 one-tenth cylindrical shape of shell.
Further technical scheme is that shell 1 is a metal shell.
Further technical scheme is that the outside surface of shell 1 scribbles self luminous fluorescent paint.
Further technical scheme is that the ultrared wavelength of infrared discharge lamps 6 emissions is 10 microns.
Further technical scheme is each infrared discharge lamps 6 emission infrared ray of control device 3 controls.
Further technical scheme is control device 3 may command infrared discharge lamps 6 not these code emission infrared rays according to " SOS ".
Further technical scheme is the frequency emission infrared rays of control device 3 may command infrared discharge lamps 6 according to the human body heartbeat.
Compared with prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are that device is small and exquisite, after earthquake is buried, illumination can be provided, understand external information with radio, improve the probabilistic machine meeting that is detected by outside Life Detection Instrument, the chance that raising personnel's quilt is rescued with infrared information.
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Accompanying drawing is a structural representation of the present utility model.
Embodiment
Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing the utility model is further elaborated.
As shown in drawings, a kind of emergent device for sending SOS, 1 one-tenth cylindrical shape of metal shell.The outside surface of shell 1 scribbles self luminous fluorescent paint.The all directions of shell 1 are provided with infrared discharge lamps 6, and the ultrared wavelength of infrared discharge lamps 6 emissions is 10 microns.There is rechargeable battery 2 inside, radio 9.One of shell 1 is equipped with LED bulb 4.Control device 3, rechargeable battery 2, radio 9, switch 7, LED bulb 4, infrared discharge lamps 6, external charge mouth 8 all are connected with control device 3.Each infrared discharge lamps 6 emission infrared ray of control device 3 controls, control infrared discharge lamps 6 is according to not this code emission infrared ray of " SOS ".
After earthquake occurring, personnel carry this device immediately, if personnel are stranded, the autoluminescence fluorescent paint of the outside surface of shell 1 can send faint light, stablizes personnel's mood.Personnel can understand external circumstances with radio 9 with 4 illuminations of LED bulb on the shell 1.Personnel can open infrared discharge lamps 6, and the ultrared wavelength of infrared discharge lamps 6 emissions is 10 microns, and rescue personnel's life-detection instrument can be detected for not this code emission infrared ray by " SOS ", sues and labours.
Claims (8)
1, a kind of emergent device for sending SOS comprises shell (1), it is characterized in that all directions of shell (1) are provided with infrared discharge lamps (6), and there is rechargeable battery (2) inside, radio (9), and one of shell (1) is equipped with LED bulb (4); Control device (3), rechargeable battery (2), radio (9), switch (7), LED bulb (4), infrared discharge lamps (6), external charge mouth (8) all are connected with control device (3).
2, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 1 is characterized in that described shell (1) becomes cylindrical shape.
3, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 2 is characterized in that described shell (1) is a metal shell.
4, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 3 is characterized in that the outside surface of described shell (1) scribbles self luminous fluorescent paint.
5, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 4 is characterized in that the ultrared wavelength of described infrared discharge lamps (6) emission is 10 microns.
6, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 5 is characterized in that described control device (3) controls each infrared discharge lamps (6) emission infrared ray.
7, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 6 is characterized in that described control device (3) may command infrared discharge lamps (6) not this code emission infrared ray according to " SOS ".
8, emergent device for sending SOS according to claim 6 is characterized in that the frequency emission infrared ray of described control device (3) may command infrared discharge lamps (6) according to the human body heartbeat.
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| CNU2008202239017U CN201322977Y (en) | 2008-12-30 | 2008-12-30 | Emergency SOS device |
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| CNU2008202239017U CN201322977Y (en) | 2008-12-30 | 2008-12-30 | Emergency SOS device |
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| CNU2008202239017U Expired - Fee Related CN201322977Y (en) | 2008-12-30 | 2008-12-30 | Emergency SOS device |
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Granted publication date: 20091007 Termination date: 20101230 |