CZ20009U1 - Plug socket for charging cellular telephones - Google Patents

Description

Technical field

The technical solution falls within the field of communications and concerns the design of a mobile phone charging socket.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Currently, in most cases, chargers are used to charge mobile phones, which are designed as stand-alone auxiliary devices, which must be connected both to a power outlet and to a mobile phone connection cable. The basic disadvantage of this prior art is that each mobile phone manufacturer uses different types of chargers with different types of plug connectors, and moreover, the same manufacturer uses different technical charger solutions for the upgraded mobile phone product lines. It is therefore necessary to use a precisely specified charger for charging phones, and when replacing the phone, the old functional charger must be discarded, which is a disproportionate burden on the environment. One solution is to use the same unified connector connectors, such as micro-USB connectors, by all manufacturers, which is currently under intensive negotiations.

The aim of the present technical solution is to further improve the proposed unification and to reduce as far as possible the use of separate chargers, which each mobile phone user must store at home or in the workplace, or carry with them for trips or long-term temporary stays.

The essence of the technical solution

The object is achieved by a technical solution, which is a mobile phone charging socket comprising a carrier body detachably connected to an installation box and provided with a faceplate on the face wall, wherein the body is provided with at least one power supply on the inner wall of the adjacent installation box. at least one connection connector and a current switch are led out of the power supply outside the front cover, and in a preferred embodiment the front cover is flanked by a frame around the circumference.

Furthermore, it is advantageous if the front cover is provided with a support ramp formed in the form of a horizontally situated shoulder from which the connection connector and the current switch are led vertically outwards, or if the front cover is provided with a support ramp formed obliquely upwards and provided with a longitudinal slot mobile phone.

Finally, it is advantageous if the front cover is provided with a hinged support of the mobile phone or, on the front cover, in addition to the connection connector and the current switch, sockets for connecting other electrical appliances are led out.

The introduction of the new solution into practice, ie the installation of the sockets in question as standard equipment for apartments, offices, common rooms will ensure the possibility of trouble-free charging of mobile phones without the need to use their own chargers.

Description of the figures in the attached drawings

Specific examples of a possible embodiment of the technical solution are schematically shown in the attached drawings, where:

Figure 1 is a front view of the basic embodiment of the drawer,

Figure 1b is a side view of the drawer of Figure 1a;

Fig. 2a is a front view of the socket of Fig. 1a with the mobile phone connected in a vertical position,

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Fig. 2b is a front view of the receptacle of Fig. 1a with the mobile phone connected in a horizontal position,

Fig. 3a is a front view of an alternative drawer embodiment with an inclined support ramp and a connected mobile phone; Fig. 3b is a side view of the drawer of Fig. 3a;

- Fig. 4a is a front view of an alternative embodiment of a drawer without a support ramp,

Fig. 4b is a side view of the drawer of Fig. 4a,

- Fig. 5a is a front view of an alternative embodiment of a mobile phone hinged socket,

Fig. 5b is a side view of the drawer of Fig. 5a,

Fig. 6a is a front view of an alternative embodiment of the receptacle combined with a conventional power outlet, and Fig. 6b is a side view of the receptacle of Fig. 6a.

Examples of technical solution

The socket for charging mobile phones 1 in the basic embodiment shown in FIGS. 1a and 1b consists of a flat body 2, which is detachably attached, preferably by means of screws (not shown), to the installation box 3. The body 2 is adjacent the installation box on the inner wall 21. 3 is provided with a power supply 4, equipped with a power supply 41 to a power supply (not shown), and on the face wall 22 is provided with a shaped front cover 5, flanked by a frame 6 at its periphery. The front cover 5 is provided with a support ramp 51 511, from which the connector 42 and the current switch 43, which are connected vertically to the outside, are connected in parallel to the power supply 4.

When the mobile phone 1 is charged, it is connected via its micro-USB connector, located on the bottom or side wall, via the connector 42 to the power supply 4 by simultaneously pressing the current switch 43 which closes when the mobile phone 1 is plugged in.

In an alternative embodiment of the receptacle of Figs. 3a and 3b, the support ramp 51 of the front cover 5 in an inclined embodiment is provided with a longitudinal groove 512 for accommodating the mobile phone 1 in a horizontal position. In a further possible embodiment according to FIGS. 4a and 4b, the front cover 5 is flat with the connector connector 42 and the current switch 43 extending horizontally. In the solution according to FIGS. 5a and 5b, the flat front cover 5 is provided with a hinged support 7 of the mobile phone 1- In FIGS. 6a and 6b, another possible embodiment of the socket is combined with a conventional power socket, i.e.

The described socket designs are not the only possible alternatives to the technical solution, but without affecting its nature, the front cover 5 may have different contours and the design and the socket need not in some cases be provided with a border frame 6. The socket can be designed to simultaneously charge multiple mobile phones 1. so that a plurality of pairs of connector connectors 42 and current switches 43 may be disposed on one or more separate power supplies 4 on a single support ramp 51. Likewise, the design of the front cap 5, shoulder 511 or grooves 512 of its support ramp 51 and mobile supports 2 phones 1 can be different.

Industrial applicability

The socket for charging mobile phones according to the technical solution is intended for installation as standard equipment of flats, offices, lounges and other rooms and spaces, in which are usually placed sockets for connection to the mains voltage.

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Claims (6)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS Mobile phone charging socket (1) comprising a carrier body (2) detachably connected to an installation box (3) and a faceplate (5) provided on the faceplate (22), characterized in that the body (2) is on the inside the wall (21) of the adjacent installation box (3) provided with at least one power supply (4) equipped with a supply (41) to the power supply, at least one connector (42) extending from the power supply (4) outside the front cover (5) and a current switch (43). Socket according to claim 1, characterized in that the front cover (5) is flanked by a frame (6). Socket according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the end cap (5) is provided with a support ramp (51) in the form of a horizontally positioned shoulder (511) from which they are vertically outward the connection connector (42) and the current switch (43) are connected in parallel. Socket according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the front cover (5) is provided with a support ramp (51) formed obliquely upwards and provided with a longitudinal groove (512) for receiving the mobile phone (1). Socket according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the front cover (5) is provided with a hinged support (7) of the mobile phone (1). Socket according to one of Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that sockets (8) for connecting other electrical consumers are connected to the front cover (5) in addition to the connector (42) and the current switch (43). 4 drawings CL 20009 U1