ES1066911U - Support for motor-powered umbrella (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Support for a motor-driven umbrella, which, being an umbrella, presents the novelty of the motor (1) added at the entry point on the sandy surface, by rotating the bit tip, whose movement is controlled by a control knob (3) ) which is connected to the motor (1) by means of cables (2) which run through a hollow wall (4) between the inner tube (5) of the umbrella and the outer tube thereof. said rotation movement exerted by the motor (1) executes a rotation movement for the introduction of the umbrella stick (fig. -1) into the interior of the sandy surface and another rotation movement in the inverse direction to be able to remove said stick of the sandy surface. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Motorized umbrella stand.

Object of the invention

The present invention as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a device motorized for anchoring or burying a beach umbrella to the ground (sandy surface), which has been conceived and made to obtain numerous and notable advantages over other existing means of analogous purposes.

The device is designed so that the umbrella can enter, without using the " brute force ", driving, by means of a control incorporated to the umbrella's stick, an engine which will rotate a drill bit, which constitutes the tip of the umbrella's stick, which by means of the rotary movement induced by the motor will be introduced or nailed in the sand to the desired height. Using the control knob, the motor can also be induced to perform a rotation movement contrary to that of immersion in the sandy surface, so that through this opposite movement the tip of the umbrella can be removed or "unscrewed", and with it the introduced part of the stick of the same one of the surface where it is buried.

Background of the invention

Numerous devices or means are known for perform the fixing or anchoring of an umbrella in the sand of the Beach. In this regard, devices based on a tip or manual drill, which has two handles at each end and by means of the human force it is nailed in the ground so that to then the umbrella stick is inserted through the opening superior he has.

This system has the disadvantage of doing work on the person who places the umbrella using force gross for nailing the drill bit in the sand and at the same time forces that person to have to kneel in the sand forcing her to have to smear sand for the nailing of the same and have to sweat under the sun, due to the school, to achieve your ultimate goal which is the placement of the umbrella.

We can highlight another device consisting of the same technique described above, only this time the individual does not have to kneel on the floor for the placing the tip of the umbrella (the drill) in the sand and with Place the stick. The position of the individual is standing, and the handles of the device described above are placed in it Umbrella duck but on top. This mechanism, It is inconvenient that although the person is placed in a superior and relatively more comfortable position, forces the person to continue to depend on your brute force to nail the umbrella to ground which leads to an important physical effort that together with the  presence of the heat of the sun in those times of beach, makes the sweat, get tired and find it uncomfortable and unpleasant having to place the beach umbrella to meet taste. This effort also moves to the moment when dig up the umbrella off the floor, something quite awkward after of a long, quiet and sunny day at the beach.

Description of the invention

The device of the invention has a new structure based on which the support of the umbrella to the sandy surface without any physical effort to the person who performs it, and without having to look for the best person  physically equipped to place the umbrella in the sand of the Beach.

It is a device that is intended to be used by people of any age, size, strength, sex, etc. Is a mechanism whose only effort required is to press a button to achieve the desired objective. Any person may, at From this invention, place the umbrella on the beach without having to be filled with sand, without having to stick the stick of the umbrella in the belly when trying to nail the stick The same in the sand.

Nothing cumbersome will be done with this device nailing the umbrella on the beach, moreover, will be willing to nail the umbrella yourself due to the comfort of the mechanism.

We can thus describe this invention as a novel system to place the umbrella on the beach, which does not It requires some effort. This system consists of a engine that goes inside the umbrella stick (in the hole). Said motor is connected by cables to a control placed in the upper part of the umbrella stick which they handle, by pressing, the entrance or exit of the umbrella in the sand.

The engine has a power consistent with the resistance offered by the sand when introducing the drill into her, in such a way that this power favors the introduction of the umbrella in the sand by means of the rotation movement that produces the motor in the drill bit or tip of the umbrella stick. Bliss drill bit is made of a sufficiently hard and resistant material as to allow an easy introduction of it in the sandy surface At the same time inside the umbrella there is an inner tube where the upper stick of the umbrella and between that inner tube and the outer tube of the umbrella, a minimum space is created where the cables would go motor connection to the control.

To complete the description below is going to be done and in order to help a better understanding of The characteristics of the invention are attached herein descriptive of a set of planes based on whose figures are they will more easily understand the innovations and advantages of device object of the invention.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- This figure shows the piece that really makes sense of this invention, constituted by the tube that it enters the sand and we see inside the engine and the union of this with the control knob through the cables of Connection.

Figure 2.- This figure shows us what is the motor and its connection, via cables, to the control command. It is therefore the mechanism that allows the rotation of the drill bit for insertion into the sandy surface (or the unearthing of it).

Figure 3.- This figure shows how the whole of the umbrella would remain, that is, the upper part With the bottom. What is the typical beach umbrella but with the changes added to this.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In view of the commented figures, you can Observe how the part (1) that constitutes the motor is coupled at the tip of the umbrella introduction stick, which is attached to the piece (3), which are the controls that make said work motor using the cables shown as part (2).

Within what is the umbrella stick, we appreciate in the piece (5) an internal tube that is where it would go the upper stick of the umbrella, said stick is the one that is formed at the top where the "umbrella" or the part appears It provides shade from the umbrella.

Then we see that in piece (4) a gap between the inner and outer tube walls (5) of the umbrella, where the connection or connection cables would go between the sunshade motor (1) and control knobs (3).

Said motor (figure 1) would be fitted in such so as to prevent the entry of sand into the mechanism, and thus prevent its malfunction or deterioration, and allow introduction of the umbrella stick on the sandy surface.

Claims (1)

1. Support for motor driven umbrella, which being an umbrella presents the novelty of the engine (1) added in the entry point on the sandy surface, turning the drill bit, whose movement is activated by a control control (3) which. is connected to the motor (1) by means of cables (2) which run through a hollow wall (4) between the tube inside (5) of the umbrella and the outer tube of it. Said rotation movement exerted by the motor (1), executes a rotation movement for the introduction of the umbrella stick (Fig. 1) inside the surface sandy and another reverse rotation movement to be able to remove said stick from the sandy surface without much difficulty.