CN219759477U - Automatic power switch device - Google Patents

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CN219759477U
CN219759477U CN202321359923.7U CN202321359923U CN219759477U CN 219759477 U CN219759477 U CN 219759477U CN 202321359923 U CN202321359923 U CN 202321359923U CN 219759477 U CN219759477 U CN 219759477U
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The utility model relates to an automatic power switch device, which comprises an inductor and an induction power switch connected with a relay switch, a silicon controlled switch or an electronic switch, and is characterized by comprising a plurality of groups of induction power switches with time delay, wherein the induction power switch device is arranged on two sides of a road and has a position distance d with the starting point of a lighting lamp of each section of a district of the road. The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: the intelligent power-saving and energy-saving system is applicable to electric equipment/devices such as road illumination, electronic advertisement screens, counter display screens and the like in public places, and can dynamically save electricity and energy by 20% -60% under the condition that the technical performance and the use function of the intelligent power-saving and energy-saving system are not affected; the loss of the illuminating lamp and the display screen is reduced; the circuit is simple, the cost is low, and the installation is convenient; and is suitable for the reconstruction project of the existing road illumination and electronic display.

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Automatic power switch device
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of inductive power switches, in particular to an automatic power switch device of a public place multi-control point lighting electric device/device.
Background
Road lighting in public places, such as highways, tunnels, district roads, corridor halls, illumination lamps in underground parking lots, needs to be kept always on in case of dim light or at night. If the power switch is not turned on, the purpose of road illumination cannot be achieved.
In fact, the time for people to use the lighting devices/apparatuses in public places is random, and the actual use time per day is at most two thirds, generally less than one half of the actual use time per day, and even less than one third of the actual use time per day. Therefore, the power consumption is increased, and the lighting lamp loss is increased. Such as district street lamp turn on all night, tunnel and underground parking garage lights need 24 hours to turn on. However, the use of these public place lighting consumers/devices is random, and normally, at least one third of the time is not used, resulting in waste of electric energy, and when the number of lighting lamps is considerable and the use rate is low, the resulting waste of electric energy is huge.
For a single induction illuminating lamp, the problem can be solved by using a human induction power switch in the prior art, and dynamic power saving and energy saving are achieved. However, the existing inductive power switch is not suitable for lighting equipment/devices with multiple control points in public places, and in order to overcome the problems existing in the prior art, an automatic power switch device needs to be provided.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to overcome the problems in the prior art and provides an automatic power switch device, which is realized by the following technical scheme.
The embodiment of the utility model relates to an automatic power switch device which comprises an inductor and an induction power switch connected with a relay switch, a silicon controlled switch or an electronic switch, wherein the automatic power switch device is composed of a plurality of groups of induction power switches with time delay, wherein the induction power switch is arranged on two sides of a road and has a distance d from the starting point of a lighting lamp of each section of a district of the road.
The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: the intelligent power-saving system is applicable to electric equipment/devices such as road (such as highways, tunnels, district roads, corridor hallways, garages and the like) illumination, electronic advertisement screens, counter display screens and the like in public places, and can dynamically save electricity and energy by 20% -60% under the condition that the technical performance and the use function of the intelligent power-saving system are not affected; the loss of the illuminating lamp and the display screen is reduced; the circuit is simple, the cost is low, and the installation is convenient; the system is suitable for the existing energy-saving and energy-saving reconstruction project of road lighting and electronic displays, can provide an interface for data collection statistics of power utilization time and power failure closing time, and is convenient for carrying out manual emergency control or remote emergency control on an automatic power switch device.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an automatic power switching device in an embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an inductive power switch in an automatic power switch device according to an embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 3 is an electrical schematic diagram of a common electronic switch in a multi-point control inductive power switch in an embodiment of the utility model.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of direct control and indirect control of a relay J1 switch in a multipoint control inductive power switch circuit in an embodiment of the utility model.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the power supply E of the multipoint control inductive power switching circuit according to an embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 6 is a wiring connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram in the embodiment of the utility model, which is a mode of adopting a main lighting lamp and a part of normally-on lighting lamp.
Fig. 7 is a wiring connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram in the embodiment of the utility model, which adopts a main lighting lamp and an auxiliary lighting lamp mode.
Fig. 8 is a wiring connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram in the embodiment of the utility model, which adopts a full-lighting and half-lighting mode of the lighting lamp.
Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram showing the overall structure of another inductive power switch in the automatic power switch device according to the embodiment of the present utility model.
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1. an automatic power switching device; 2. a road; 3. a diode; 4. a common wire; 5. a signal input end of the common electronic switch; 6. sharing an electronic switch; 7. a relay J switch; 8. an automatic power switch; 9. grounding; 10. a signal output end of the triode collector; 11. two groups of switch common contact terminals of the relay J1 switch; 13. two groups of switch movable joint terminals of the relay J1 switch; 12. 15, two groups of switch static joint terminals of the relay J1 switch; 17. another set of switches of relay J1; 18. a set of switches of relay J1; 19. a signal processor input terminal C;20. a signal processor input terminal D;21. a power switch K;22. an inductor; 23. the signal output end of the inductor; 24. a set of switches for relay J2; 25. a set of switch common contact terminals for the relay J2 switch; 26. a set of switch dead joint terminals of the relay J2 switch; 27. a set of switch snap-fit terminals of the relay J2 switch; 28. a delay circuit; 29. a delay circuit signal output terminal; 30. a power switch K terminal; 31. the other terminal of the power switch K; 32. a main illumination lamp; 33. a delay circuit signal input; 34. a normally-on illuminating lamp; 35. a half-wave rectifier diode; 36. a set of switch common contact terminals for the relay J0 switch; 37. a set of switch dead joint terminals of the relay J0 switch; 38. a set of switch actuation contact terminals for the relay J0 switch; 39. a set of switches for relay J0; 40. an auxiliary lighting lamp; 41. an alternating current live wire/direct current positive electrode L1;42. ac zero line/dc negative electrode L2.
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The utility model is further illustrated below with reference to examples, which are only examples of part of the utility model, which are intended to illustrate the utility model and do not limit the scope of the utility model in any way.
The flow diagrams depicted in the figures are merely illustrative and not necessarily all of the elements and operations/steps are included or performed in the order described. For example, some operations/steps may be further divided, combined, or partially combined, so that the order of actual execution may be changed according to actual situations.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, an automatic power switch device 1 comprises an inductor 22 and is connected with a relay switch, a thyristor switch or an induction power switch of an electronic switch, and is characterized in that the automatic power switch device 1 is composed of a plurality of groups of induction power switches 8 with time delay, wherein the induction power switches are arranged on two sides of a road 2 and have a distance d from the starting point of a road section lighting lamp between each cell of the road.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, between a starting point and an end point of a road 2, illumination of a section of a cell controlled by a plurality of groups of induction power switches 8 is divided, the section of the cell is divided into P1, P2, P3, P4..pn, each section of the cell is provided with a group of multipoint control induction power switches 8a, 8b, 8c, 8 d..8n, and each section of the cell is illuminated with a set interval distance, and each section of the cell is provided with a plurality of sensors 22.
The automatic power switching device 1 is composed of a plurality of groups of multipoint control induction power switches 8 for each section of a cell.
The illumination of each section of the district is controlled by a multipoint control induction power switch 8 which is independently arranged on each section of the district; specifically, P1 is controlled by 8a, P2 is controlled by 8b, P3 is controlled by 8c, and so on, pn is controlled by 8 n.
The sensor 22 is one or more of a photoelectric sensor, an image sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, a radar sensor, a photo sensor, a voice control sensor, or a human body sensor, and the photoelectric sensor is a correlation type photoelectric sensor or a correlation type laser sensor.
The multipoint control induction power switch 8 for lighting the front and back section of the district is operated by adopting a relay mode, the interval distance between the illumination of the section of the district controlled by the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is 50 m-3000 m, and the position set by the control point of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is 3m < d <1500m from the position d at the starting point of the illumination lamp of the section of the district controlled by the multipoint control induction power switch.
The multipoint control sensor of the following inter-cell segment is a second level multipoint control sensor of the preceding inter-cell segment.
As shown in fig. 2, the control point of the inductive power switch is a control point or a plurality of control points; the multipoint control sensor 22 is composed of control point photoelectric sensors on both sides of the road 2, a common conductor 4, a relay J2 and a common delay circuit 28.
The multipoint control photoelectric sensor is formed by connecting signal output ends 23 of one or more photoelectric sensors 22 at control points arranged on two sides of a road 2 with the cathodes of respective diodes 3, connecting the anodes of the diodes 3 with a common lead 4, connecting one end of a switch of a common relay J2, connecting the other end of the switch of the common relay J2 with the anode of a power supply E, connecting a movable contact terminal 27 of a group of switches 24 in the common relay J2 with a high level +Vcc, connecting a stationary contact terminal 26 of a group of switches of the common relay J2 with the ground, connecting a common contact terminal 25 of a group of switches of the common relay J2 and connecting an input terminal 33 of a common delay circuit; the signal output end 29 of the common delay circuit is a signal output end of a multipoint control photoelectric sensor, and the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is formed by connecting the output end of the multipoint control photoelectric sensor with the input end 5 of the common electronic switch 6;
the photo sensor is a correlation type photo sensor or a correlation type laser sensor.
The common conductor 4 is a common transmission line for signal transmission of the control point inductors, the common transmission line is a wired transmission or wireless transmission connection line for connecting the control point inductors and the common relay J2 switch, the common conductor 4 is connected and communicated with each other, and the common conductor 4 is laid between the control point inductors and the common relay J2 switch on two sides of the road 2.
As shown in fig. 3, the common electronic switch 6 is composed of an integrated circuit not gate and a relay, or is composed of a triode, a diode D1, a relay J1, a resistor R1 and a resistor R2, or is composed of a triode, a thyristor VT, a load, a resistor R1 and a resistor R2; the distance between the circuit board installation position of the shared electronic switch and the power switch position of the lighting electric equipment/device is 5 cm-200 cm; the relay J1 of the common electronic switch 6 is a relay J1 switch in the multipoint control induction power switch 8, the silicon controlled rectifier VT is a silicon controlled rectifier switch in the multipoint control induction power switch 8, and the common electronic switch 6 is one or a plurality of.
As shown in fig. 3, the common electronic switch 6 is specifically configured: one end of the relay J1 is connected with the positive electrode of the diode D1 and then connected with the collector electrode of the triode, the other end of the relay J1 is connected with the negative electrode of the diode D1 and then connected with the positive electrode of the power supply, the emitter electrode of the triode is connected with one end of the resistor R2 and then connected with the negative electrode of the power supply, one end of the resistor R1 is connected with the other end of the resistor R2 and then connected with the base electrode of the triode, and the other end of the resistor R1 is a signal input end 5 of the shared electronic switch 6.
The triode is an NPN switching tube, and the relay J1 is a relay J1 switch of the multipoint control induction power switch 8.
Resistor R1 takes on the value scope: 200-2000 ohms, and the normal value is 1000 ohms.
Resistor R2 takes on value scope: 10 kilo-ohms to 100 kilo-ohms, and the normal value is 10 kilo-ohms.
As shown in fig. 4, the relay J1 switch in the multipoint control induction power switch 8 can be directly used as a power switch, or one or more groups of illumination lamps can be indirectly controlled by controlling one or more relay J switches 7 or a thyristor switch; the lighting lamp is an alternating current load or a direct current load, and the emergency control switch K3 is a manual emergency control switch or a remote emergency control switch.
As shown in fig. 5, the automatic power switching device 1 is composed of a plurality of groups of multipoint control induction power switches 8 for illumination of each section of a cell, or is composed of two-stage series switches composed of photosensitive induction switches and multipoint control induction power switches 8 of each section of a cell, wherein the two-stage series switches are directly connected in series, or indirectly connected in series, and the indirect series is that the photosensitive induction switches only control a multipoint control inductor 22 and a power supply E of a common electronic switch 6, and the power supply E is a direct current power supply and the direct current voltage is 5-12 v; the photosensitive inductive switch indirectly controls the work of the multipoint control inductive power switch 2 by controlling the on-off of the power supply E; the negative pole of the supply voltage E is grounded 9.
As shown in fig. 6, the multipoint control induction power switch 6 is connected to the main illumination lamp 32 and the partial normally-on illumination lamp 34 in a lamp circuit diagram.
One terminal of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected with an alternating current live wire or a direct current positive electrode L1 (41), the other terminal of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected with one end of a lead wire of the main lighting lamp 32, the other end of the lead wire of the main lighting lamp 32 is connected with an alternating current zero line or a direct current negative electrode L2 (42), and the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is directly controlled or indirectly controlled by a relay J1 switch.
The power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive switch K1 or a timing switch K2, one terminal 30 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 or the timing switch K2 is connected with an alternating current live wire or a direct current positive electrode L1, the other terminal 31 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 or the timing switch K2 is connected with one end of a lead of the normally-on lighting lamp 34, and the other end of the lead of the normally-on lighting lamp 34 is connected with an alternating current zero line or a direct current negative electrode L2.
The number of the main illumination lamps accounts for 50% -100% of the total illumination lamps, and the number of the normally-on illumination lamps accounts for 0% -50% of the total illumination lamps. And the main lights are the main lights 32 of each of the inter-cell segments, the normally-on lights 34 are normally-on lights of one of the inter-cell segments, or normally-on lights of a plurality of the inter-cell segments, and perhaps normally-on lights of the road 4.
The number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 60% of the total lamps, the number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 40% of the total lamps, and the actual use is calculated according to one third, one half and two thirds respectively: dynamic power saving and energy saving are respectively 40%, 30% and 20%, and the power saving and energy saving range is achieved; 20% -40%.
The number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 75% of the total lamps, the number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 25% of the total lamps, and the actual use is calculated according to one third, one half and two thirds respectively: dynamic power saving and energy saving are respectively 50%, 37.5% and 25%, and the power saving and energy saving range is achieved; 25% -50%.
The number of the normally-on illumination lamps accounts for 90% of the total illumination lamps, and the actual use of the normally-on illumination lamps accounts for 10% of the total illumination lamps and is calculated as one third, one half and two thirds: dynamic power saving and energy saving are respectively 60%, 45% and 30%, and the power saving and energy saving range is achieved; 30% -60%.
In the scheme of the utility model, referring to fig. 1 to 6 in detail, the automatic power switch device is applied to illumination of tunnels, highways and urban expressways, wherein the connecting mode of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in the illumination circuit is a main illumination lamp and a part of normally-on illumination lamp.
According to the line length of tunnels, expressway illumination and urban expressways, the control section sections P1, P2, P3 and P4 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 are divided into one or more sections P1, P2, P4.
Each section of the district is illuminated, a group of multipoint control photoelectric induction power switches 8 are independently arranged, the delay time of each photoelectric induction power switch 8 is 1.5-3 minutes, and each photoelectric sensor is a correlation type photoelectric sensor or a correlation type laser sensor.
The multi-point control sensor 22 between the cells is a second-stage multi-point control sensor 22 between the cells, and the multi-point control induction power switch 8 between the cells is a relay mode, so that tunnel illumination or highway illumination is realized.
The section length of the cell controlled by each group of multipoint control induction power switch 8 is 500 m-3000 m, and the optimal length is 1000m.
The control point of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is provided with a position distance d which is 100m < d <1500m and the optimal distance d is 1100m from the start point of the controlled tunnel lighting lamp or the road lighting lamp.
According to the main lighting lamp being 75% of the total lighting lamp, the part of the normally-on lighting lamp being 25% of the total lighting lamp, and according to the actual use time being two thirds, the following calculation is carried out: dynamic power saving and energy saving is 25%.
In addition, the 200 m-300 m sections of the roads before and after the ramp entrance and the expressway toll station are set to be all normally-on illumination lamps, the normally-on illumination lamps at the rest of the ramp are 10% of the total illumination lamps, 2-6 control points are arranged at the ramp entrance and the expressway toll station starting point, the ramp entrance is connected to the toll station, the toll station is connected to the ramp exit, and a group of multi-point control induction power switch 8 is respectively arranged for controlling the section illumination of the section.
Typically, the main highway lighting is indirectly controlled in series by a light sensitive response switch and a multi-point control induction power switch 8 secondary switch; the normally-on illuminating lamp of the expressway is controlled by a photosensitive inductive switch.
It should be noted that, the advantage of adopting the illumination of district section, when the car is driven alone on the road, can further improve the energy-conserving effect of dynamic power saving.
The time delay time range is set to be 1.5 minutes to 3 minutes according to the illumination of one district section every 1 km. The description will now be made of the road 2 having lengths of 5Km, 10Km, 20Km, and an average vehicle speed of 100Km, respectively:
the illumination of the section of the district is 3 minutes delay time, and the total time of illumination lamps used for a kilometer road is converted into 15 minutes, 30 minutes and 60 minutes respectively; if the control is performed by a group of multipoint control induction power switches and the delay time is respectively set to be 5 minutes, 8 minutes and 12 minutes, the total time of the illumination lamp used for a kilometer road is converted to be 25 minutes, 80 minutes and 240 minutes respectively; the adoption of the section illuminating lamp between the communities and the conversion into the total time of using the illuminating lamp on a kilometer road can reduce the using time to 10 minutes, 50 minutes and 180 minutes respectively.
In general, the electricity consumption of a road lighting lamp is 1 degree electricity for every 10 minutes, the electricity consumption is calculated according to 1 degree electricity for every 10 minutes, and the automobile runs independently once, so that the electricity consumption is respectively and dynamically saved by 1 degree electricity, 5 degrees electricity and 18 degrees electricity, and normal driving of a driver is not influenced. If the automobile runs independently for 10 times per day, the electric quantity can be further dynamically saved every day, namely, 10-degree electricity, 50-degree electricity and 180-degree electricity respectively.
It should be noted that when all the multipoint control induction power switches 8 in the automatic power switching device are turned off, it is equal to that the automobile runs on the road once alone.
As shown in fig. 1 to 6, the embodiment of the present utility model further relates to the working principle of the multipoint control inductive power switch 8, and the working principle is now explained by the multipoint control inductive power switch 8, and the working principle comprises the following steps:
s1: the delay time of the sensor 22 is set to N minutes, and the delay time range is: n is more than or equal to 1 minute and less than or equal to 30 minutes.
S2: control method of each inductor 22 power supply E and the common electronic switch 6 power supply E: the mode of the multi-point control induction power switch 8 is entered and maintained, and the multi-point control induction power switch 8 adopts multi-point, parallel connection, relay and mutual control modes.
S3: the multi-point control induction power switch 8 is turned on and kept, the main lighting lamp is turned on and kept in a normal working state after 2 to 3 seconds.
S4: the multi-point control induction power switch 8 is turned off, the main lighting lamp is not lightened, only the normally-lightened lighting lamp is kept in a normally-lightened state, or the power-saving and energy-saving semi-sleep mode is entered and maintained, so that power and energy can be saved dynamically, and lighting lamp loss is reduced.
S5: and (3) cyclically executing the operation steps of S3 and S4, and continuously repeating the process of automatically closing and automatically closing the multipoint control induction power switch.
In an embodiment of the present utility model, S2 further includes the following steps:
s21: the manual switch K0 is closed, or the photosensitive inductive switch K1 is closed, the power supply E is started and kept to work, the voltage output of the power supply E is 5V-12V, and at the moment, the multipoint control inductive power supply switch 8 is started and kept in a working state.
And the relay J0 is started and kept to act, and a relay J0 switch is a time data acquisition control switch;
after the relay J0 is switched, the contact terminals 38 of the group of switches 39 communicate with the common contact terminal 36.
The movable contact terminal 38 of one group of switches 39 of the relay J0 is communicated with the common contact terminal 36 and then is connected with the common contact terminal 11 of the other group of switches 17 of the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 for the time data signal control of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 mode, and the common contact terminal 36 of one group of switches 39 of the relay J0 is connected with the ground 9.
S22: the multipoint control induction power switch 8 adopts multipoint, parallel, relay and mutual control modes to enter and keep the power switch of the main lighting lamp or other electrical equipment/devices to be automatically closed.
The signal output 23 of each inductor 22 forms a nor gate with the signal output 10 of the collector of the transistor in the common electronic switch 6.
The relay J1 switch of the common electronic switch 6 is a relay J1 switch of the multipoint control induction power switch 8; when any sensor 22 has a signal, the relay J1 switch of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 acts, and the main lighting lamp power switch is automatically closed.
The multipoint control induction power switch 8 randomly enters and keeps the power switch of the main lighting lamp or other electric equipment/devices to be automatically closed through the output signal of the signal output end 23 in the inductor 22 in a multipoint, parallel, relay and mutual control mode, and at the moment, the main lighting lamp is on.
S23: when the signal output ends of the sensors 22 do not output signals, namely, are all at low level, the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is released and does not act, the power switch of the main lighting lamp is automatically turned off, the main lighting lamp is not lightened, and only the normally-on lighting lamp is kept in a normally-on state.
In the embodiment of the present utility model, S3 further includes the following steps:
s31: when any one of the inductors 22 has an induction signal, the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is switched on, namely, the power switch of the main lighting lamp is switched on, the main lighting lamp enters and keeps a normal working state for 2 to 3 seconds, the control point inductors 22 start and keep the relay J1 switch action state in the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in a random relay mutual control mode, the inductors 22 of all control points are relay mutual control inductors 22, and after the relay J1 in the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is switched on, the action contact terminals of two groups of switches are respectively communicated with the public contact terminals.
S32: the trip contact terminals 16 of the relay J1 set of switches 18 are in communication with the common contact terminal 14 for initiating and maintaining the closed state of the multi-point control inductive power switch 8: the common contact terminal 14 of the relay J1 set of switches 18 of the multipoint control inductive power switch 8 is connected to the mains hot contact terminal L1.
The terminal 16 of the movable contact of the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected and communicated with one end of a lighting lamp or other electric equipment/device, and the other end of the lighting lamp or other electric equipment/device is connected with a zero line L2.
The multipoint control induction power switch 8 is started and keeps an automatic closing state, the power switch of the main lighting lamp is closed, the main lighting lamp enters and keeps a normal working state after 2 to 3 seconds, and at the moment, the main lighting lamp is on.
S33: the common contact terminal 11 of the other group of switches 17 of the relay J1 is communicated with the movable contact terminal 13 and is connected with the movable contact terminal 38 of the group of switches 39 of the relay J0, the movable contact terminal 38 of the group of switches 39 of the relay J0 is communicated with the common contact terminal 36, and the common contact terminal 36 of the group of switches 39 of the relay J0 is connected to the ground 9, so that the power switch can be used for collecting data such as closing time and the like and can also be used as a power switch for controlling other electric equipment/devices.
And the movable contact terminal 13 of the other group of switch 17 of the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected to the input terminal D (20) of the signal processor, and is used for executing the interface of the collection of the data such as the closing time of the multipoint control induction power switch 8.
Meanwhile, an input terminal D (20) of the signal processor can be used as a control point of a power switch, the input terminal D (20) of the signal processor is connected and communicated with one end of one or more relay J switches 7, and the other end of the relay J switch 7 is connected with a +24 volt power supply and can be used for controlling the power switch of other one or more electric equipment/devices; such as activating and maintaining one or more groups of master lights in operation.
In the embodiment of the present utility model, S4 includes the following steps:
s41: the signal output ends 23 of the sensors 22 do not have signal output, the relay J1 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is released and does not act, and the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is turned off and kept in a turned-off state, and at the moment, the main illuminating lamp is turned off; only normally-on lamps remain normally-on.
After the relay J1 switch of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is released and does not act, the stationary contact terminals of the two groups of switches are respectively communicated with the common contact terminal.
S42: the trip contact terminals 16 of the relay J1 set of switches 18 are disconnected from the common contact terminal 14 for entering and maintaining the multipoint control inductive power switch 8 in the off state: the main illumination lamp is not bright, and only the normally-bright illumination lamp is kept in a normally-bright state.
S43: the common contact terminal 11 of the other group of switches 17 of the relay J1 is communicated with the stationary contact terminal 12 and is used for multipoint control of the acquisition interface of data such as closing and opening time of the induction power switch 8, and meanwhile, the relay J1 can be used as an auxiliary power switch of other electric equipment/devices.
The common contact terminal 36 of the relay J0 set of switches 39 is connected to the ground 9, the movable contact terminal 38 of the relay J0 set of switches 39 is communicated with the common contact terminal 36, and then is communicated and connected with the stationary contact terminal 12 of the relay J1 other set of switches 17 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 and the common contact terminal 11, and the stationary contact terminal 12 of the relay J1 other set of switches 17 of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected to the input terminal C (19) of the signal processor, so as to execute the acquisition interface of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 to close the outage time data.
Meanwhile, the power supply can be used as another auxiliary power supply switch.
The technical scheme of the utility model is described below through specific examples.
The first embodiment of the present utility model is applied as an automatic power switch device 1, wherein the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected in a lighting lamp circuit diagram as follows: as shown in fig. 6, 7 and 8, the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in the automatic power switch device 1 directly controls the power switch of the lighting lamp, is a relay J1 switch, a group of switches 18 of the relay J1 switch, and a group of switches 18 consists of a common contact, a movable contact and a stationary contact.
1. Adopts the mode of alternately lighting the main lighting lamp 32 and the auxiliary lighting lamp 40
The wiring connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in the lighting lamp circuit diagram is as follows:
as shown in fig. 7, the power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive switch K1, one terminal 30 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 is connected to the live wire L1, the other terminal 31 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 is connected to the common contact terminal 14 of the group of switches 18 of the relay J1, the movable contact terminal 16 of the group of switches 18 of the relay J1 is connected to one end of the lead wire of the main lighting lamp, and the other end of the lead wire of the main lighting lamp is connected to the zero wire L2.
And the stationary joint terminal 15 of the relay J1 group switch 18 is connected with one end of the auxiliary lighting lamp lead wire, and the other end of the auxiliary lighting lamp lead wire is connected with the zero line L2.
According to the number of main illumination lamps accounting for 70% of the total illumination lamps, the number of auxiliary lamps accounting for 30% of the total illumination lamps, and the actual service time is calculated as 50%: dynamic power saving and energy saving are 35%.
2. Full-bright and half-bright mode of illuminating lamp
As shown in fig. 8, the connection mode of the automatic power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram is as follows:
the power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive switch K1, a terminal 30 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 is connected with the live wire L1, and the other terminal 31 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 is connected with the common contact terminal 14 of the group of switches 18 of the relay J1.
The static joint terminal 15 of the group of switches 18 of the relay J1 is connected with the anode of the diode, the movable joint terminal 16 of the group of switches 18 of the relay J1 is connected with the cathode of the diode, and then is connected with one end of a main lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the main lighting lamp lead is connected with a zero line L2.
3. Main lighting lamp and normally-on lighting lamp mode
As shown in fig. 6, the connection mode of the automatic power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram is as follows: the common contact terminal of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with the live wire L1, the movable contact of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with one end of a lead wire of the main lighting lamp, and the other end of the lead wire of the main lighting lamp is connected with the zero line L2.
The power switch K (20) is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive induction switch K1, one terminal 30 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with the live wire L1, the other terminal 31 of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with one end of a normally-on lighting lamp lead, the other end of the normally-on lighting lamp lead is connected with the zero line L2, and dynamic power saving and energy saving are more than 20%.
The number of the main illumination lamps accounts for 50% -100% of the total illumination lamps, and the number of the normally-on illumination lamps accounts for 0% -50% of the total illumination lamps.
The multipoint control inductive power switch 8 in the automatic power switching device 1, whose relay J1 is switched.
The power switch can be directly used as a power switch, or can indirectly control the power switch of one or more groups of lighting lamps or other electrical equipment/devices by controlling one or more relay J switches 7 or controllable silicon switches.
The automatic power switching device 1 is only a power switch for lighting the electric device/device, and does not affect the technical performance and the use function of the lighting lamp or other electric device/device, which is an ac load or a dc load.
The multipoint control induction power switch 8 has various wiring connection modes in the street lamp, and the dynamic power saving and energy saving of the road lighting lamp in public places are 20% -60% and more than 20% according to different wiring connection modes of the circuit diagram of the street lamp and different service time of the street lamp.
Normally, the actual service life of the public place illuminating lamp is at most not more than two thirds, generally less than one half, and even less than one third.
A second embodiment of the utility model is the use of the automatic power switching device 1 in a street lamp in public places.
As shown in fig. 6 and 9, a multipoint control induction power switch 8 comprises an induction power switch with a delay inductor 22 and connected with an electronic switch, wherein the multipoint control induction power switch 8 is composed of signal output ends 23 of one or more inductors 22 arranged at each control point, the signal output ends are respectively connected with the positive electrode of a diode 3, the negative electrode of the diode 3 is connected with a public lead 4 and then connected with a signal input end 5 in a shared electronic switch 6, and the inductors are human body infrared sensors.
According to the actual situation, the automatic electric switching device 1 divides the street lamp in the public place into one or more groups of control areas for controlling the induction power switch 8 by multiple points; a plurality of control points are determined or set in each control area, and each control point is provided with a human body infrared sensor; the time delay time of the sensor ranges from 1 minute to 15 minutes; the multipoint control inductive switch in the front and back area sections adopts a relay mode to realize illumination of public places.
In each area, a multipoint control induction power switch 8 is installed, and the automatic power switch device 1 is a two-stage series switch consisting of a plurality of groups of photosensitive induction switches and a multipoint control human body induction power switch 8.
The mode of wiring connection of the multipoint control human body induction power switch 8 in the illuminating lamp is a mode of adopting a main illuminating lamp and a part of normally-on illuminating lamp.
The multipoint control human body induction switch is a relay J1 switch, a common contact terminal of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with a live wire L1, a movable contact of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with one end of a main lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the main lighting lamp lead is connected with a zero line L2.
The power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive induction switch K1, one terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with the live wire L1, the other terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with one end of a normally-on lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the normally-on lighting lamp lead is connected with the zero line L2.
The number of main lighting lamps installed in each area accounts for 50% -95% of the total lighting lamps; the number of normally-on illumination lamps installed in each area accounts for 5% -50% of the total illumination lamps.
The street lamp in the public place is a corridor passing lamp, or a district street lamp flower strip lamp, or a park street lamp flower strip lamp; the system is also suitable for the transformation of the electricity-saving and energy-saving project of the street lamp in the district; and according to actual needs, a plurality of solar induction lamps can be additionally arranged in each area, and the number of additionally arranged solar induction lamps is 5% -10% of the total number of the illuminating lamps in each area.
The solar induction lamp can be used as an emergency lamp in the event of power failure at night; and the solar induction lamp is additionally arranged, so that the construction of the transformation project is simple, the construction period is shortened, and the cost of the transformation project is reduced.
The third embodiment of the present utility model is the use of the automatic power switching device 1, and the automatic power switching device 1 is used for illumination or reconstruction of an underground parking garage.
According to the actual situation, the automatic electric switching device 1 divides the illumination of the underground parking garage into one or more groups of control areas for controlling the induction power switch 8 by multiple points; determining or setting a plurality of control points in each control area, wherein each control point is provided with a human body infrared sensor and a correlation type photoelectric sensor; the sensor sets the delay time to be 10 minutes to 15 minutes.
In each area, a multipoint control induction power switch 8 is installed, and the automatic power switch device 1 is formed by connecting a plurality of groups of multipoint control human body induction power switches 8 and multipoint control photoelectric induction power switches 8 in parallel in each area. The multipoint control induction power switch in the front and back area sections adopts a relay mode.
The mode of wiring connection of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in the illumination of the underground parking garage is a mode of adopting a main illumination lamp and a normally-on illumination lamp.
The wiring connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch 8 in the lighting lamp circuit diagram is as follows: the multipoint control induction electric switch 8 is a relay J1 switch, a common contact terminal of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with the live wire L1, a movable contact of a group of switches of the relay J1 is connected with one end of a main lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the main lighting lamp lead is connected with a zero line L2.
The power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive induction switch K1, one terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with the live wire L1, the other terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive induction switch K1 is connected with one end of a normally-on lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the normally-on lighting lamp lead is connected with the zero line L2.
The number of main lighting lamps installed in each area accounts for 80% of the total lighting lamps; the number of normally-on illumination lamps installed in each area is 20% of the total number of the illumination lamps.
The number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 80% of the total lamps according to the number of the main lamps, the number of the normally-on lamps accounts for 20% of the total lamps, and the actual use is calculated as 2/3: dynamic power saving and energy saving are 26%, and lighting lamp loss is reduced.
The common contact terminal of one group of switches of the relay J0 switch is connected to the ground, and the movable contact terminal of the other group of switches of the relay J0 switch is communicated with the common contact terminal and then is communicated with and connected with the common contact terminal of the other group of switches of the relay J1 of the automatic power switch.
And the movable joint terminal of the other group of switches of the automatic power switch relay J1 is connected to the input terminal D of the signal processor, and is used for collecting data such as the closing time of the automatic power switch.
Meanwhile, the input terminal D of the signal processor is used as a power switch, the input terminal D of the signal processor is connected and communicated with one end of one or more relay J switches 7, the other end of each relay J switch 7 is connected with a +24 volt power supply, the power switch of one or more groups of main illumination lamps can be controlled, and the power switch of one or more groups of main illumination lamps is started and kept closed, so that the automatic operation working state of the illumination system of the underground parking garage is started and kept.
The automatic power switch device 1 has simple circuit, convenient installation and use and low manufacturing cost, and the manufacturing cost of the automatic power switch device 1 is tens of times or even tens of times of that of other multi-point control intelligent power switches.
In the embodiment of the utility model, the method and the device can be also suitable for controlling public electronic display screens, such as electronic advertisement screens and teller machine display screens, and can also be suitable for the utility model.
The multipoint control induction power switch 8 is connected with a display screen power supply of an outdoor advertising screen (a host is connected with a normally open power supply), a plurality of inductors are arranged around the outdoor advertising screen and used for inducing walking of a human body, the inductors acquire signals, the signals are transmitted to the multipoint control induction power switch 8 through a public lead, and the multipoint control induction power switch 8 can start the display screen power switch.
The multipoint control induction power switch is connected with a display screen power supply of the automatic teller machine (a host is connected with a normally open power supply), a plurality of inductors are arranged around the automatic teller machine and inside and outside the automatic teller machine and used for sensing the existence of a human body, the inductors acquire signals, the signals are transmitted to the multipoint control induction power switch 8 through a public lead, and the multipoint control induction power switch 8 can start the display screen power switch.
In the above embodiment, the multipoint control induction power switch 8 of the present utility model is connected to the power input terminal of the public equipment/lighting under the condition that the technical performance and the use function of the public equipment/lighting are not affected, so that the power waste can be effectively reduced.
The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, and is not intended to limit the present utility model, but various modifications and variations can be made to the present utility model by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present utility model should be included in the protection scope of the present utility model.

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1. The automatic power switch device comprises an inductor and an induction power switch connected with a relay switch, a silicon controlled switch or an electronic switch, and is characterized by comprising a plurality of groups of induction power switches with time delay, wherein the induction power switch is arranged on two sides of a road and is d away from the starting point of a lighting lamp of each section of a district of the road.
2. The automatic power switching device according to claim 1, wherein the road is divided into a plurality of groups of illumination of the section of the district controlled by the induction power switch between the starting point and the end point of the road, and each section of the district is illuminated by a set interval distance, and each section of the district is provided with a plurality of inductors;
the automatic power switch device is composed of a plurality of groups of multipoint control induction power switches of each section of a cell;
the illumination of each section of the district is controlled by a multipoint control induction power switch which is independently arranged on each section of the district;
the sensor is one or more of a photoelectric sensor, an image sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, a radar sensor, a photosensitive sensor, a sound control sensor or a human body sensor, and the photoelectric sensor is a correlation type photoelectric sensor or a correlation type laser sensor;
the multipoint control induction power switch for the illumination of the front and rear district sections works in a relay mode, and the multipoint control induction power switch controls the set position of the point;
the multipoint control sensor of the following inter-cell segment is a second level multipoint control sensor of the preceding inter-cell segment.
3. The automatic power switching device of claim 2, wherein the control point of the inductive power switch is one control point or a plurality of control points; the multipoint control sensor consists of a photoelectric sensor of each control point on two sides of a road, a common lead, a relay J2 and a delay circuit;
the signal output end of the delay circuit is a signal output end of a multipoint control photoelectric sensor, and the multipoint control induction power switch is formed by connecting the output end of the multipoint control photoelectric sensor with the input end of a common electronic switch;
the photoelectric sensor is a correlation type photoelectric sensor or a correlation type laser sensor;
the common lead is a common transmission line for signal transmission of the control point inductors, the common transmission line is a wired transmission or wireless transmission connection line for connecting the control point inductors and the common relay J2 switch, the common lead is mutually connected and communicated, and the common lead is laid between the control point inductors and the common relay J2 switch on two sides of a road.
4. An automatic power switching device according to claim 3, wherein said common electronic switch consists of an integrated circuit not gate and relay, or of a transistor, diode D1, relay J1, resistor R1 and resistor R2, or of a transistor, thyristor VT, load, resistor R1 and resistor R2; the common electronic switch relay J1 is a relay J1 switch in a multipoint control induction power switch, the silicon controlled rectifier VT is a silicon controlled rectifier switch in the multipoint control induction power switch, and the common electronic switch is one or more.
5. The automatic power switching device according to claim 4, wherein the relay J1 switch in the multipoint control induction power switch is directly used as a power switch, or indirectly controls one or more groups of illumination lamps by controlling one or more relay J switches or a thyristor switch; the lighting lamp is an alternating current load or a direct current load.
6. The automatic power switching device according to claim 5, wherein the automatic power switching device is composed of a plurality of groups of multipoint control induction power switches of each inter-cell section, or is composed of a two-stage series switch composed of a photosensitive induction switch and a multipoint control induction power switch of each inter-cell section, the two-stage series switch is directly series connected or indirectly series connected, the indirect series connection is a power supply E of the photosensitive induction switch for controlling only the multipoint control inductor and the common electronic switch, the power supply E is a direct current power supply, and the direct current voltage is 5-12 v; the photosensitive inductive switch indirectly controls the work of the multipoint control inductive power switch by controlling the on-off of the power supply E; the negative electrode of the power supply E is grounded.
7. The automatic power switch device according to claim 6, wherein the connection mode of the multipoint control induction power switch in the lighting lamp circuit diagram is a mode of a main lighting lamp and a part of normally-on lighting lamp:
one terminal of the multipoint control induction power switch is connected with an alternating current live wire or a direct current positive electrode, the other terminal of the multipoint control induction power switch is connected with one end of a main lighting lamp lead, the other end of the main lighting lamp lead is connected with an alternating current zero line or a direct current negative electrode, and the multipoint control induction power switch is directly controlled by a relay J1 switch or indirectly controlled;
the power switch K is a manual switch K0 or a photosensitive switch K1 or a timing switch K2, one terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 or the timing switch K2 is connected with an alternating current live wire or a direct current positive electrode, the other terminal of the manual switch K0 or the photosensitive switch K1 or the timing switch K2 is connected with one end of a normally-on lighting lamp lead, and the other end of the normally-on lighting lamp lead is connected with an alternating current null wire or a direct current negative electrode.
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