JP2001131818A - Hat with lantern - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a hat having a lantern (illuminating lamp) attached thereto in order to solve problems that operations conventionally become extremely inconvenient because a portable illuminating tool is held by one hand and only the other hand is used for performing various kinds of operations such as fishing at night. SOLUTION: This hat with the lantern is equipped with at least one or more lantern parts (light emitting parts or light source parts) mounted on the central top surface of a hat sunlight shading part, at least one or more power source battery parts mounted on a cap part of the hat, a power source connecting means for electrically connecting the lantern parts to the power source battery parts and a switching means located in the lantern parts and capable of turning on and off the power sources. Thereby, the sight line of a user is always coincident with the irradiating direction of the lantern parts simply by wearing of the hat on the user's head and operations can be simplified and stabilized by using both hands. The irradiating direction of the lantern parts can be regulated in the horizontal and vertical downward directions and at an optional angle therebetween. Thereby, the hat can more conveniently be used.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hat with a lantern (lighting lamp), and particularly to a fishing hat at night or working at night or in the dark, which is very convenient and safe to use. About a hat with a lantern.
Generally, a portable lighting device such as a lantern is used to operate at night or in the dark. However, when fishing at night or working at night or in the dark, hold a portable luminaire such as a lantern with one hand and use only the other hand to feed while illuminating the area where it is needed. Work is troublesome, and the work is troublesome, resulting in problems such as reduced workability.

For this reason, conventionally, a so-called head lantern worn on the head and a long-type lantern worn on a top pocket or the like have been developed and used. However, such a head lantern is worn on the head using a band, so that a separate battery box containing a battery to be used as a power source can be worn on the waist, which makes use of the lantern and the battery extremely troublesome. Since it had to be connected with a long wire from the waist to the head, it had problems such as hindrance to activities.

Further, the hanging type lantern has a problem that the illumination direction does not coincide with the line of sight of the wearer, and is further lowered by its own weight, so that the illumination direction becomes downward and the illumination is not accurate. had.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a lantern-equipped hat which can be simply worn on the head and can be operated safely. . It is another object of the present invention to provide a hat with a lantern in which the direction of illumination always coincides with the direction of the line of sight of the wearer and does not cover the field of view so that the operation can be performed more easily and safely. Is to do. It is still another object of the present invention to provide a hat with a lantern that can adjust a lighting direction to perform more convenient work.

[0005]

In order to achieve the object of the present invention, at least one or more lantern parts to be mounted on a predetermined position such as a central upper surface of a hat shielding part, and a hat cap are provided. At least one or more power supply battery units mounted on the unit, power supply connection means for electrically connecting the lantern unit and the power supply battery unit, and switching means for turning on / off the power to the lantern unit. A hat with a lantern is provided. The lantern part can be maintained in a direction parallel to the sunscreen part of the hat, or can be configured to be variable between a state parallel to the sunscreen part and a downward state. One or more lanterns may be disposed on the sunshade or the front of the cap. The power battery unit may be disposed at least at one or more of, for example, a central upper surface, left and right outer surfaces, and a rear surface of the cap portion of the hat. Also, the arrangement of the lantern section and the arrangement of the power supply battery section may be combined to arrange them in various states.

[0006]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.
1 to 3 show a hat with a lantern according to the present invention, in which 11 is a cap portion, and 12 is a sunshade portion (eave; brim). In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the cap portion 11 is formed by sewing several pieces of cloth 11a into an inverted container shape such as an approximately hemispherical shape. Core material 12a (FIG. 5 etc.) and core material 12a
Although the cloth portion 12b is joined to the upper and lower surfaces of the cap, the present invention is not limited to this. The present invention can be applied to all types of hats including the cap portion and the sunscreen portion. In the drawings (FIG. 3 and the like), reference numeral 11 b denotes a suture line of the cloth piece 11 a constituting the cap portion 11.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the present invention comprises a lantern (illumination lamp, light source, lamp) 100 mounted on the central upper surface of the shielding portion 12 and a central portion of the cap 11. A power supply battery unit 200, a power supply connection unit for electrically connecting the lantern unit 100 and the power supply battery unit 200, and a switching unit for turning on / off the power supplied to the lantern unit 100. . The lantern part 100 is connected to the sunscreen part 12.
A lantern cover 110 fixed to the center upper surface of the socket, a socket housing 120 provided inside the lantern cover 110, a socket 130 fixedly installed inside the socket housing 120 (FIG. 4), The lamp 140 to be mounted and the lamp 1
A reflector 150 installed to surround the periphery of the reflector 40, a transparent protective window 160 installed in front of the reflector 150, and a tip for connecting the reflector 150 and the transparent protective window 160 to the socket housing 120. And a cap 170.

[0008] The lantern cover 110 is formed to have a cross section close to a U-shape with a lower surface and a front surface open. The upper portion of the socket housing operating hole 13 (FIGS. 2 and 6) formed at the center of the sunshade portion 12 is formed. It is fixed in the form of covering. Inside the rear end portion of the lantern cover 110, an electric wire fixing recess 112 for fixing an electric wire 310 (FIG. 4) constituting a power supply connecting means described later is formed. The lantern cover 110 can be made of metal, but is preferably injection-molded as a synthetic resin.

FIGS. 5 and 6 show a method in which a fixing screw 111 penetrating from the bottom to the upper side around the socket housing operation hole 13 of the sunshade portion 12 is fastened to the lower surface of the peripheral wall of the lantern cover 110. However, the present invention is not necessarily limited thereto, and a rivet fastening method or a bonding method using an adhesive, an ultrasonic or high frequency bonding method may be used, and a plurality of protrusions may be formed on the bottom surface of the peripheral wall of the lantern cover 110. After penetrating the projection around the socket housing operation hole 13 of the light shielding portion 12 from above to below, the tip of the projection can be fixed by melting and expanding. In addition, when the light-shielding part 12 is formed of a synthetic resin, the lantern cover 110 may be integrally formed in the process of forming the light-shielding part 12. Hinge recesses 113 (FIG. 8) for rotatably supporting the socket housing 120 are formed on both sides of the inner peripheral surface on the rear end side of the lantern cover 110.

The socket housing 120 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape with front and rear portions opened, a male screw portion 121 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the front end portion, and a cylindrical hole 123 is formed in the center of the rear end portion.
Is formed, a cylindrical socket support protrusion 124 is formed on the front surface of the partition wall 122, and a substrate mounting recess 125 is formed on the rear surface. Hinge protrusions 1 are provided on both sides of the outer peripheral surface on the rear end side of the socket housing 120.
26 (FIGS. 7 and 8) are formed.
Are fitted into hinge concave portions 113 formed on both sides of the inner peripheral surface on the rear end side of the lantern cover 110, so that the socket housing 120 is substantially in a horizontal state parallel to the light shielding portion 12 (FIG. 7). It is preferable to be installed so as to be rotatable in a downward state (FIG. 9) which forms a substantially right angle with respect to the part 12.

The hinge recess 113 and the hinge projection 126 are connected by forcible fitting using the elastic deformation of the lantern cover or the like, and are arbitrarily rotated by the weight of the socket housing 120 and the components installed therein. An appropriate frictional force is applied between the hinge recess 113 and the hinge projection 126 so that a moderation mechanism is incorporated. A lower portion of the outer peripheral surface of the socket housing 120 is formed with a switch knob guide slot 127 (FIG. 4) in which a switch knob 410 (FIG. 7) of a switching means described later is slidably installed.

The socket 130 is a socket housing 12
0, a pair of terminals 132 and 133 (FIG. 10) of a conductive material inserted into the socket 131, and a socket 1
It comprises an external contact 134 that surrounds 31 and is electrically connected to any one of the pair of terminals 132 and 133.
The pair of terminals 132 and 133 are the leads 14 of the lamp 140.
Lead insertion pieces 132a and 133 into which the first and second 142 are inserted.
a (see FIG. 14) and the lead insertion pieces 132a, 132
Power connection pieces 132b, 133 extending rearward from 3a
b. The lead insertion pieces 132 and 133 are bent in a substantially U-shape, and the lead 14 of the lamp 140 is bent.
1 and 142 are inserted and formed to be electrically connected.

The socket body 131 has terminals 132, 133
Terminal fixing recesses 131a and 131b (see FIG. 13) into which the lead insertion pieces 132a and 133a are inserted and fixed, and a cylindrical hole 131c formed behind the terminal fixing recesses 131a and 131b and through which the power connection pieces 132b and 133b are guided. 1
31d (see FIG. 11). The terminal fixing recesses 131a and 131b are electrically interrupted by a partition 131e (see FIG. 12), and the cylindrical holes 131c and 131d are formed.
Is a support projection 1 formed to project rearward of the socket body 131.
31f (see FIG. 11). Before assembling, the power supply connection pieces 132b and 133b are in a linearly extended state as shown in FIGS. 10 and 15;
5, the power supply connection piece 1 of one terminal 132 is bent.
32b is in close contact with the rear end of the peripheral surface of the socket 131, and the power supply connection piece 133b of the terminal 133 on the other side is in close contact with the rear end of the support projection 131f.

The external contact 134 shown in FIG. 10 is open at the front and has a through-hole 134b formed at the center.
It is formed as a cup shape having The rear cross section 134a is connected to the power supply connection piece 132b of the terminal 132, and the power supply connection piece 133b of the terminal 133 is provided in the through hole 134b.
Penetrates without contact. A fixing piece 134c (FIG. 16) is formed at the tip of the external contact 134, and this fixing piece 134c is connected to the flange 131 of the socket body 131.
After being inserted into a fixing hole 131h (see FIG. 13) formed in the g, it is fixedly coupled to the socket body 131 by bending. In addition, a movable contact 420 of a switching unit to be described later is provided on an outer peripheral surface of the external contact 134.
Is maintained in the off state, so that the projection 13 for maintaining the off state is provided.
4d is formed.

In FIG. 4, the board mounting recess 125 into which the printed circuit board 320 is inserted is mounted on the printed circuit board 320.
Is covered by a rear end cap 180 to protect the camera. On the other hand, on one side (upper side in the illustrated example) of the inner peripheral surface of the socket housing 120, a position determining projection 128 is formed, and a flange portion 131g of the socket body 130 (see FIG. 1).
6) On one side (upper side in the illustrated example) of the outer peripheral surface, a position determining recess 131i is provided at a position corresponding to the position determining protrusion 128.
(See FIG. 13). The reflecting mirror 150 of FIG.
The transparent protective window 160 and the tip cap 170 are formed in a form used in a normal flashlight.

On the inner peripheral surface of the tip cap 170, a female screw portion 171 to be fastened to the male screw portion 121 formed on the socket housing 120 is formed. A projection hole 173 is formed on the front surface of the tip cap 170 except for the inner flange portion 172, and a packing 190 (waterproof) for preventing moisture from entering between the inner flange portion 172 and the transparent protective window 160. Seal) is interposed.

As shown in FIGS. 19 to 21, the power supply battery unit 200 is fixed to the inner surface at the center of the cap unit 11 and has a battery entrance 213 (FIG. 20) on the bottom surface.
And a cover 220 for opening and closing the battery entrance 213 of the battery case 210. The battery case 210 has a structure capable of accommodating the battery B as usual, and is formed by injection molding with a synthetic resin. Although it can be molded as a single body, the upper case 21 opened to the lower surface
1 (FIG. 20), the upper case is open and the lower case 212 is formed separately in the lower case 212 in which the battery door 213 is formed, and the lower case 212 is bonded to the lower case 212 so that only the battery door 213 is opened. preferable. Upper case 2
As a method of bonding the lower case 11 and the lower case 212, an adhesive can be used, or an ultrasonic or high-frequency bonding method can be used.

Battery contacts 214 and 215 are provided inside the upper case 211 for contacting both monopoles of the battery B. A front end recess 216 is formed on the inner surface of the lower case 212 at the front end side of the lower plate, and a rear end recess 217 (see FIG. 21) is formed on both sides of the rear end. Cover (cover)
A hook 221 (FIG. 20) including a tip hook projection 222 hooked on the tip hook recess 216 is formed at the tip of 220.
On both sides of the rear end, a rear end hooking projection 223 (see FIG. 21) is formed to be hooked on the rear end hooking recess 217.

When the battery case 210 is
The upper case 211 can be directly fixed to the inner surface of the central portion of the cap portion 11 by screws, rivets, or the like as a power supply battery portion fixing means for fixing to the inner surface of the central portion of the cap portion 11. A pocket 231 having an open inner side (a front side in the illustrated example) and a cover 232 for opening and closing the open end of the pocket 231 are formed, and after inserting the power supply battery unit 200 into the pocket 231, the cover 231 is formed. It is preferable that the power supply battery unit 200 be fixed by covering with the H.232.

The pocket 231 is provided in the cap portion 1.
1, the same material as the cloth piece 11a may be used. However, in order to prevent the wearer from feeling pressured on the brain by the power supply battery unit 200, a material having a good cushion, for example, a cushion material such as a sponge is used. It is preferable to use a cloth material or the like to which the power supply battery unit 200 prevents the wearer's brain from being pressed when worn.

The pocket 231 and the cover piece 232 are sewn to the cap portion 11 by sewing. The pocket 231
The cover piece 232 is preferably attached or removed using crimp fasteners 233, 234 such as velcro. The power connection means is the battery case 2
The electric wires 310 (FIG. 4) connected to the ten electrode pieces 214 and 215 and drawn forward, respectively, are inserted and mounted in the board mounting recess 125 formed at the rear end of the socket housing 120, and the electric wires 310 are electrically connected. And a resilient contact 330 electrically connected to the central portion of the printed circuit board 320 and inserted into the socket fixing protrusion 124 to be in contact with the power connection piece 133b of the terminal 133. And fixed contacts 340 electrically connected to one end of the printed circuit board 320 and supported on the outer peripheral surface of the socket support protrusion 124.

The ends of the electric wire 310 are connected to the electrodes 214 and 215 of the battery case 210 and the printed circuit board 320.
Can be wired through the inner surface of the cap portion 11 and the lower surface of the shielding portion 12, as shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. It is preferable that the wiring be conducted through the inside of the cloth material piece 11a constituting the cap portion 11 and the space between the core material 12a and the cloth material 12b of the light shielding portion 12. A cord bush (Cord Bushing) 311 is connected to the middle of the electric wire 310, and a wire fixing recess 112 into which the cord bush 311 is inserted is formed inside the rear end of the lantern cover 110.
In the illustrated example, the elastic contact 330 (FIG. 4) is formed as a conical coil spring. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the elastic contact 330 may be formed as a plate spring.

FIG. 4, FIG. 17 and FIG.
As shown in FIG. 8, a switch knob 410 provided in the switch knob guide slot 127 of the socket housing 120 so as to be slidable forward and backward, and the external contact 134 fixed to the switch knob 410 and the fixed contact 340 are electrically connected and disconnected. The movable contact 420 is included. Switch knob 4
Reference numeral 10 includes a guide portion 411 (FIG. 4) slidably inserted into the switch knob guide slot 127, and a knob portion 412 formed integrally with the guide portion 411 and protruding below the outer peripheral surface of the socket housing 120. It consists of. The movable contact 420 has its width in the left-right direction set to the switch knob guide slot 1.
27 is formed wider than the width in the left-right direction. Movable contact 42
No. 0 is fastened and fixed to the guide portion 411 by a fixing screw 421.

Hereinafter, the process of assembling the hat with lantern of the first embodiment will be described. As shown in FIG. 15, terminals 123 and 133 are connected to power supply connection pieces 132b and 133b.
Terminal fixing recesses 131a, 13a of the socket body 131 from the front of the socket 130 in a state where they face rearward.
1b, and the power connection pieces 132b, 133b
Are inserted into the cylindrical holes 131c and 131d, and a part of the rear end protrudes rearward. At the same time, the lead insertion pieces 132a, 1
In a state where the projection 33a is inserted into the lead fixing recesses 131a and 131b, the protruding ends of the power supply connection pieces 132b and 133b are bent, and the bent part of the power supply connection piece 132b is a cross section of the peripheral wall of the socket body 131. And the bent portion of the power supply connection piece 133b is brought into close contact with the rear cross section of the support projection 131f of the socket body 131.

As shown in FIG. 16, the fixing piece 134c is formed on the flange portion 131g of the socket body 131 while covering the external contact 134, as shown in FIG. After passing through the fixing recess 131h, the external contact 134 is connected to the socket body 131 by bending the protruding end. At this time, the bent portion of the power supply connection piece 132a is brought into contact with the rear cross section 134a of the external contact 134 and the power supply connection piece 13a
The bent portion 3a is penetrated through a through hole 134b formed in the rear cross section 134a of the external contact 134, and the external contact 13
4 is prevented from contacting.

The guide portion 4 of the switch knob 410 is inserted into the switch knob guide slot 127 of the socket housing 120 shown in FIG.
11, the movable contact 420 is inserted into the socket housing 120, and a fixing screw 421 that penetrates the movable contact 420 is fastened to the guide portion 411, so that the switching means is coupled to the socket housing 120. At this time, the movable contact 420 of the switch means is formed so that the width in the left-right direction is wider than the width in the left-right direction of the switch knob guide elongated hole 127, thereby preventing the entire switching means from being arbitrarily detached.

One end of the electric wire 310 is fixed to the battery contacts 214 and 215 of the battery case 210 of FIG. 19 by soldering or the like (hereinafter, also referred to as “solder fixing”), and the electric wire 31 is connected.
0 is connected to the printed circuit board 320 (FIG. 4) by soldering. The battery case 210 has a pocket 231 sewn on the inner surface of the central portion of the cap portion 11 (FIG. 9).
And cover with a cover piece 232. From that state the electric wire 31
Reference numeral 0 denotes a suture line 11b of the cloth piece 11a constituting the cap portion 11, a core material 12a of the light shielding portion 12 (FIG. 9), and a cloth material 12b.
The printed circuit board 320 is inserted into the board mounting recess 125 of the socket housing 120. Further, the elastic contact 330 is inserted from the front of the socket housing 120, and the elastic contact 330 is fixedly connected to the printed circuit board 320 by soldering or the like.
The printed circuit board 320 is protected by covering with 0. At this time, by fitting the cord bush 311 connected to the electric wire 310 into the electric wire fixing recess 112 formed on the lantern cover 110, the electric wire 310 is prevented from freely moving and being pulled in the front-back direction. .

By inserting the assembly of the socket 130, the terminals 132, 133 and the external contacts 134 into the socket housing 120 from the front, the outer peripheral surface of the external contacts 134 connected to the power supply connection portion 132b of the terminals 132 becomes The power supply connection 133b of the terminal 133, which is brought into contact with the movable contact 420 of the switching means and penetrates a through hole 134b formed in the rear section 134a (FIG. 16) of the external contact 134, is connected to the elastic contact 330 (FIG. 4). ). At this time, the socket housing 1
Inner peripheral surface of 20 and flange portion 131g of socket body 131
Since the position determining projection 128 and the position determining recess 131i (FIG. 13) corresponding to each other are formed on the outer peripheral surface of
The connection position of the socket body 131 with respect to the socket housing 120 is always kept constant, and the connection state of the socket 130 with respect to the socket housing 120 does not change arbitrarily after assembly.

Next, the lead insertion pieces 132a of the terminals 132 and 133 connected to the socket body 131 (FIG. 6),
After inserting the leads 141 and 142 of the lamp 140 into the 133a and mounting the reflector 150, the tip cap 170 holding the transparent protective window 160 is fastened using the male screw 121 and the female screw 171. At this time, the transparent protective window 16
Since the packing 190 is interposed between the zero and the inner flange portion 172 of the tip cap 170, it is possible to prevent moisture and the like from entering. Finally, the hinge projections 126 formed on both sides of the rear end outer peripheral surface of the socket housing 120 (FIG. 8) are fitted into the hinge recesses 113 formed on both sides of the rear end inner peripheral surface of the lantern cover 110. Insertion completes the overall assembly. The assembling order of the present invention is not necessarily limited to the order described above, and can be changed according to assembling conditions.

When the battery B is stored in the battery case 210, the tip of the cover 220, that is, the portion where the hook 221 is formed, is pushed upward with the battery case 210 pulled out from the pocket 231.
The hooks 221 have hooks 222 which can be pulled out of the hooks 216 of the battery case 210. In this state, when the cover 220 is pushed rearward, a slight clearance is formed on the walls on both sides of the battery case 210 due to the elastic force of the battery case 210 itself, and the rear end hanging projection 223 (FIG. 21) comes off the rear end hanging recess 217. The battery entrance 213 can be opened.

In this state, the battery B is put into the battery case 210, and the cover 220 is
When the hook 221 is pushed forward from the rear side of the hook 10, the hook 221 bends slightly upward due to its own elasticity and returns when the tip hooking projection 222 of the hook 221 approaches the tip hooking recess 216, and the hook 221 is returned. The protrusion 222 engages with the front-end recess 216 and the rear-end protrusion 22.
When the back end 3 approaches the rear end recess 217, a slight clearance is formed on both side walls of the battery case 210 due to its own elasticity. When the rear end protrusion 223 reaches a position corresponding to the rear end recess 217, the battery case 210 Are elastically restored, and the rear end hooking projection 223 becomes the rear end hooking recess 2.
17 and the cover 220 is closed so as to cover the battery entrance 213. When the battery case 210 in which the battery B is inserted is inserted into the pocket 231 and the switch knob 410 (FIG. 18) of the switching means is pushed backward with the cover piece 232 covered, the movable case connected to the switch knob 410 is moved. Both ends of the contact 420 contact the external contact 134 and the fixed contact 340.

For this reason, the power source of the battery B (FIG. 19) is the battery contact 214, the electric wire 310, and the printed circuit board 32.
0 (FIG. 4) pattern, fixed contact 340, movable contact 42
0, external contact 134, terminal 132, lead 141 of lamp 140, filament of lamp 140, lead 14
2, terminal 133, elastic contact 330, printed circuit board 320
, The electric wire 310 and the battery contact 215 form a closed circuit. As described above, when the power of the lamp 140 is turned on, the lamp 140 is turned on, and the light radiated from the lamp 140 is reflected by the reflecting mirror 150 and radiated to the outside through the transparent protective window 160.

Here, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, when the user wears the socket housing 120 on his / her head in a horizontal state in which the socket housing 120 is parallel to the light shielding portion 12, the lamp 140, the reflecting mirror 150, the transparent protective window 160 and The tip cap 170 is directed forward, and the light emitted from the lamp 140 is irradiated (checked) forward, and the lantern part 10
Since 0 is provided on the upper surface at the center of the light-shielding portion 12, the light irradiation direction coincides with the user's line of sight, and the subject viewed by the user can be accurately illuminated. Moreover, since the lantern part 100 is mounted on the central upper surface of the sunshade part 12, not only does it not cover the user's field of view, but also when the user turns his / her gaze up, down, left and right, the irradiation direction by the lantern part 100 Are turned together (moved) so that the user's line of sight always coincides with the light irradiation direction.

When the user's line of sight is directed downward, for example, when baiting or removing fishes caught from the hook in the process of fishing at night, the distal end of the socket housing 120 is lowered. 9, the entire socket housing 120 is turned downward around the hinge recess 113 formed in the lantern cover 110 and the hinge protrusion 126 formed in the socket housing 120, as indicated by the virtual line in FIG. By moving the lamp 140, the irradiation direction of the light emitted from the lamp 140 is directed downward, so that the work can be further convenient. Also, the display of the imaginary line in FIG. 9 shows only a state where the display is turned downward by 90 °,
The angle can be adjusted at any angle between the horizontal state and the vertical state as needed.

When the lamp 140 is turned off, FIG.
When the switch knob 410 is pushed forward as in 7 and 18, the rear end of the movable contact 420 is disengaged from the fixed contact 340, whereby the power to the lamp 140 is cut off and the lamp 140 is turned off. At this time, the movable contact 420
Moves forward past the off-maintenance protrusion 134d protruding from the outer peripheral surface of the external contact 134, in this state, the movable contact 420 does not move backward even if it receives an external impact, The power is kept turned off, and when the user pushes the switch knob 410 backward, it moves backward only for the first time.

On the other hand, the power supply battery unit 200 (FIG. 1)
The pocket 231 in which the battery case 210 constituting 9) is stored is made of cloth to which a cushion material such as a sponge is added.
The feeling of pressure on the crown (the brain) due to the weight of the battery 10 and the battery B is reduced, and the user can wear it in a comfortable state.

Although not shown, the socket housing operating hole 13 is not formed in the light shielding portion 12,
By forming a switch knob exposure hole through which the socket housing 120 cannot pass and only the switch knob 410 can be exposed, the socket housing 120 can always be maintained in a state parallel to the sunshade 12. .

FIGS. 22 to 33 show a second embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.
In FIG. 25, reference numeral 11 denotes a cap portion of the hat 10;
Reference numeral 2 denotes a sunshade (eave).

As shown in FIGS. 22 to 25, the lantern-attached cap 10 includes a lantern section 500 (illumination lamp, lamp, light source) mounted on a central upper surface of the sunscreen section 12.
The power supply unit includes a power supply connection unit that electrically connects the power supply battery unit 600 and a switching unit that turns on and off the power supplied to the lantern unit 500. A switch knob 8 of the switching means, which will be described later,
A switch knob exposure hole 14 for exposing 10 and a cylindrical hole 15 (FIG. 27) into which a plug 516 described later is fitted are formed. The cross-sectional size of the switch knob exposure hole 14 is smaller than the cross-sectional size of the socket housing 520 described later. The lantern section 500 includes a lantern cover 510 fixed to the center upper surface of the sunshade section 12 and a socket housing 52 provided inside the lantern cover 510.
0, lamp 5 inserted into socket housing 520
30 (FIG. 27), a reflecting mirror 540 installed to surround the lamp 530, and a transparent protective cap 550 installed in front of the reflecting mirror 540.

The lantern cover 510 is formed as a substantially inverted U-shaped cross section with the lower surface and the front surface opened, and is joined to the central upper surface of the light shielding portion 12. The lantern cover 510 can be formed of a metal, but is preferably formed by injection molding with a synthetic resin. Lantern cover 510
In the case where the bosses 511 are connected to the sunshade portion 12, a plurality of (four in the drawings) bosses 511 are formed below the inside of the lantern cover 510 as shown in FIGS. Boss 5
11 may be used, but is not limited thereto. Hinge protrusions 513 (FIG. 29) for rotatably supporting the socket housing 520 are formed on the inner surfaces of both side walls of the lantern cover 510.

Inside the rear end of the lantern cover 510, there is formed a wire fixing recess 514 which is open toward the lower part, and a plug 516 (cover) is provided below the wire fixing recess 514.
Is attached. A plug supporting rib 515 for fixing the plug 516 is formed in the wire fixing recess 514.
A support piece 517 for supporting an electric wire connection groove 740 of the power supply connecting means described later is formed on the support member 16. The socket housing 520 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape with the front and rear portions opened, and a socket portion 521 into which the rear end portion of the lamp 530 is inserted is integrally formed inside, and a male screw portion is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the front end portion. 522 is formed, a hook hole 523 is formed in a peripheral wall of a rear end portion, and a switch knob 810 of switching means to be described later is slidably installed on one side of the peripheral wall corresponding to the socket portion 521. A long hole 524 is formed.

At the rear end of the socket portion 521, a board connecting projection 52 for connecting a printed circuit board 720 described later is provided.
5 are formed. A rear cap 526 having an elastic hook 527 hooked on the hook hole 523 is connected to a rear end of the socket housing 520. An electric wire passage hole 526a through which a socket-side electric wire 730 described later passes is formed in the rear cap 526. Socket part 52
A contact support recess 528 for supporting a fixed contact 800 to be described later is formed on the outer peripheral surface on the lower side of 1. Lantern covers 510 are provided on both sides of the socket housing 520.
A hinge recess 529 is formed to engage with a hinge projection 513 formed on the inner surface of the second member. The lamp 530 includes a bulb portion 531 containing a filament, a rear end terminal 532 electrically connected to one end of the filament, an outer peripheral side terminal 533 electrically connected to the other end of the filament, A cylindrical member having a flange portion 534 formed approximately at the center of the side terminal 533 is used.

The socket portion 521 is formed in a cylindrical shape open frontward and rearward, and has a ring-shaped lamp mounting portion on the inner peripheral surface of the front end portion, into which the rear end portion of the lamp 530 after the flange portion 534 is inserted. A groove 521a is formed. The reflecting mirror 540 is provided with a bulb 5
31 is used, and a tapered cylindrical member whose inner peripheral surface is mirror-finished is used. The transparent protective cap 550 includes a front end light-transmitting portion 551 and a cylindrical portion 5 extending from the front end light-transmitting portion 551 in a cylindrical shape and extending rearward and having a rear end opened.
52 is formed as a cap type. The transparent protective cap 550 can be formed so that the tip light transmitting portion 551 and the cylindrical portion 552 are all transparent.
Only one may be formed transparent. On the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 552 of the transparent protective cap 550, a male screw portion 522 formed on the outer peripheral surface of the distal end portion of the socket housing 520 is provided.
Is formed with a female screw portion 553 to be screw-fastened. An O-ring 554 is provided between the socket housing 520 and the transparent protective cap 550 to prevent water and foreign matter from entering.

The power supply battery section 600 is shown in FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 3, a battery case 610 having a battery storage space 611 with both ends opened, and a pair of plugs 6 fixed to cover both ends of the battery case 610.
20 and 620 (end caps, end members), and terminal springs 630 and 630 that are in contact with the ends of the battery B stored in the battery storage space 611. The plugs 620 and 620 are the battery case 61
0, and coupling portions 622, 6 extending inward from the cross-sectional portions 621, 621 and fitted to the outer peripheral surfaces at both ends of the battery case 610.
22 and a cup (shallow flat container shape).

Plug stoppers 612 and 612 are formed on the outer peripheral surfaces at both ends of the battery case 610.
On the inner surfaces of the coupling portions 622, 622 of the reference numerals 0, 620, hooking projections 623, 623 hooking on the plug hooking recesses 612, 612 are formed. The outer peripheral surfaces of the battery case 610 and the stoppers 620, 62
O-ring grooves 613, 613 into which O-rings 640, 640 for preventing water or foreign matter from entering are formed between the inner surfaces of the coupling portions 622, 622. Stopper 6
Spring fixing protrusions 624, 624 for fixing the power source side terminal springs 630, 630 are formed on inner surfaces of the cross-sections 621, 621 of the cross-sections 620, 620.
21 and 621 are formed with electric wire lead-out holes 625 and 625 for guiding the electric wire 700 on the power supply side fixed to the terminal springs 630 and 630 on the power supply side with solder or the like to the outside.

When connecting the battery case 610 to the cap portion 11 of the hat, as shown in FIG. 32, a screw boss 614 is formed at the center of the outer peripheral surface of the battery case 610, and this screw boss 614 is connected to the cap portion. 1
The fixing screw 617 that is passed through the screw through hole 616 is tightly attached to the inner surface of the cap portion 11 and the washer 615 having the screw through hole 616 corresponding to the screw boss 614 is closely attached to the outer surface of the cap portion 11. 614 by screwing. Around the screw boss 614,
An annular projection 6 for increasing the contact area with the cap portion 11
18 are formed. The washer 615 is covered with a cosmetic cap 619 so that the washer 615 and the fixing screw 617 are not exposed to the outside. Further, a hook recess 615a is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the washer 615, and a hook 619a is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the cosmetic cap 619. When the cosmetic cap 619 is put on the washer 615, the hook 6
It is preferable that 19a is engaged with the hook recess 615a so as not to be arbitrarily disengaged.

The power connection means is a power supply battery unit 600
Power supply side terminal spring 63 coupled to the plugs 620, 620
0, 630 with solder or the like, and electric wire outlet holes 624, 6 perforated in the cross-sections 621, 621 of the plugs 620, 620.
24, a socket-side terminal spring 710 that is inserted into the socket portion 521 (FIG. 27) of the lantern portion 500 and is brought into contact with the terminal 532 on the rear end side of the lamp 530, and a socket portion 521. The printed circuit board 720 is connected to the rear end of the printed circuit board 720 and the socket-side terminal spring 710 is fixed by soldering; the socket-side wire 730 is fixed to the printed circuit board 720 by soldering;
0 and a pair of electric wire connectors 740 and 740 for connecting the electric wire 730 on the socket side.

The electric wire 700 on the power supply side is
Suture line 1 such as cloth material piece 11a forming (FIGS. 23 to 25)
1b, it is pulled out toward the light-shielding part 12, and the upper and lower cloth material pieces 12a, 12b (FIG. 27) in the light-shielding part 12.
Between the wire fixing recess 51 of the lantern cover 510
4 is drawn inside. Socket-side terminal spring 710
Is fixed to the printed circuit board 720 with solder or the like in a state of being electrically connected to one line of the electric wire 730 on the socket side. The printed circuit board 720 has a coupling hole 731 that is fitted and coupled to the substrate coupling protrusion 525 formed at the rear end of the socket portion 521.

The electric wire 700 on the power supply side and the electric wire 7 on the socket side
In the case where two wires 30 are fixed to the printed circuit board 720 by soldering the two wires of the electric wire 730 on the socket side, the wires are fixed to different positions so as not to be electrically connected to each other,
The line is fixed by soldering so as to make electrical contact with the terminal spring 710 on the socket side.

The switching means is fixed to the printed circuit board 720 by soldering, as shown in FIGS.
Of the socket-side electric wires 730, the socket-side terminal springs 7
Fixed contact 8 electrically connected to a line not connected to 10
00 and a switch knob exposure hole 1 slidably installed in the switch knob guide slot 524 of the socket housing 520 and formed in the light shielding portion 12.
4 (FIGS. 24, 26 and 27), a switch knob 810 exposed to the bottom of the light shielding portion 12, and the fixed contact 800 coupled to the switch knob 810 and the terminal 533 on the outer peripheral side of the lamp 530 are electrically disconnected. Movable contact 82
0. In connecting the switch knob 810 and the movable contact 820, a screw penetrating the movable contact 820 can be fastened to the switch knob 810, but the metal movable contact 820 is brought into close contact with the switch knob 810 made of synthetic resin. In this state, the switch knob 810 is partially melted, and the movable contact 820 is switched to the switch knob 81.
Preferably, 0 is fused.

The fixed contact 800 is formed of a conductive metal, and is inserted and supported in the contact supporting recess 528 (FIG. 27) of the socket 521. The movable contact 820 has a fixed contact 800 at both ends and a terminal 533 on the outer peripheral side of the lamp 530.
It is preferable to form it as a bent type so as to be elastically contacted.

Hereinafter, a process of assembling the hat with the lantern according to the second embodiment will be described. From the state shown in FIG. 27, the lamp 530 is inserted from the front of the socket housing 520 with the bulb portion 531 facing forward, and the terminal 532 on the rear end side and a part of the rear end of the terminal 533 on the outer peripheral side are connected to the socket. To be inserted into the part 521. The reflecting mirror 540 is inserted from the front side of the socket housing 520, and the bulb portion 531 of the lamp 530 is surrounded by the reflecting mirror 540. Then, the transparent protective cap 550 is connected to the tip of the socket housing 520. At this time, the socket housing 520 and the transparent protective cap 550 are connected by screwing the male screw 522 and the female screw 553 together. At this time, water or foreign matter is prevented from entering between the distal end portion of the socket housing 520 and the transparent protective cap 550 via the O-ring 554.

The socket-side electric wire 730 and the printed circuit board 720 to which the socket-side terminal spring 710 and the fixed contact 800 are fixed by soldering are inserted from the rear of the socket housing 520 and connected to the rear end of the socket 521. At this time, the printed circuit board 720 has its own coupling hole 731.
Is engaged with the board connecting protrusion 525 of the socket portion 521 to be connected to the correct position. The terminal spring 710 on the socket side is inserted into the socket portion 521 and the lamp 530 is inserted.
To the terminal 532 on the rear end side. The rear cap 526 is connected to the rear end of the socket housing 520. At this time, the rear cap 526 is
7 is elastically engaged with a hook hole 523 formed at the rear end of the socket housing 520, so that the socket 7 is connected without being detached arbitrarily.

The movable contact 82 of the socket housing 520
0 is inserted into the socket housing 520 through the switch knob guide slot 524, and one end thereof is connected to the fixed contact 800.
In addition, the other end is brought into contact with the outer peripheral side terminal 533 of the lamp 530, and the switch knob 810 to which the movable contact 820 is connected is positioned so as to be slidable in the longitudinal direction within the switch knob guide slot 524. The socket housing 520 is inserted into the lantern cover 510, and hinge projections 513 formed inside the lantern cover 510 are inserted into hinge recesses 529 formed in the socket housing 520.
To engage the socket housing 520 with the lantern cover 510.

At this time, the electric wire 730 on the socket side is drawn out toward the electric wire fixing recess 514 through the electric wire passage hole 526a formed in the rear cap 526. On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 32 and 33, the power supply battery unit 600 has a screw boss 614 formed on the battery case 610 brought into close contact with the bottom surface of the cap unit 11 of the cap 10 and the corresponding upper surface of the cap unit 11. Washer 6
15 in a state where the fixing screw 617 is in close contact with the fixing screw 617 through a screw through hole 616 formed in the washer 615;
The connection is made by tightening the screw boss 614. At this time, an annular protrusion 618 is provided around the screw boss 614.
Is formed, the battery case 610 is more stably fixed.

The washer 615 is covered with a cosmetic cap 619, and the washer 615 and the fixing screw 617 are attached.
Is not exposed to the outside to improve the appearance. At this time, the washer 615 and the cap 619
Are hook concave portions 6 formed on the outer peripheral surface of the washer 615.
15a and a hook 619a formed on the inner peripheral surface of the beauty cap 619. When the battery B is stored in the battery case 610, the one-side plug 620 (end member: cap) is separated from the battery case 610, and the plug 620 is separated from the battery case 610.
The battery B is housed in the battery housing space 611 through one open end of the above, and is covered again with the stopper 620. Both ends of the battery B inserted into the battery storage space 611 are elastically contacted with the terminal springs 630 on the power supply side. The same applies when the battery B is replaced.

At this time, the battery case 610 and the stopper 62
Reference numerals 0 and 620 denote plug hooking recesses 612 and 612 formed on the outer peripheral surface of the battery case 610 and plugs 620 and 620, respectively.
Hooks 62 formed on the inner surfaces of the connecting portions 622, 622
3,623 so that they do not come off arbitrarily. Further, since O-rings 640 and 640 are interposed between the outer peripheral surfaces on both ends of the battery case 610 and the inner surfaces of the coupling portions 622 and 622 of the plugs 620 and 620,
It is in a state where intrusion of water and foreign matter can be prevented.

The electric wire 700 on the power supply side is connected to the electric wire lead-out hole 62 formed in the one-side plug 620 of the power supply battery unit 600.
5, 625, and is inserted into the suture line 11 b of the cloth material piece 11 a forming the cap portion 11 of the hat 10, and is drawn out to the wire fixing recess 514. The electric wire 700 on the power supply side and the electric wire 730 on the socket side are connected by electric wire connectors 740 and 740. Then, as mentioned above,
The lantern cover 510 in which the socket housing 520 and the lamp 530 and the like are connected is mounted at the center of the top end side of the cap sunshade 12, and the fixing screw 512 penetrating the sunshade 12 from bottom to top is attached to the boss 511 of the lantern cover 510. By fastening, the lantern part 500 is fixedly connected to the sunshade part 12. The fixing screw 512 can be replaced with a rivet. At this time, the switch knob 810 is located at the switch knob exposure hole 14 of the sunshade 12.

Further, a plug 516 is inserted into the electric wire fixing concave portion 514 through the cylindrical hole 15 formed in the light shielding portion 12, and
In a state where the lantern cover 510 is supported by the plug supporting rib 515, a fixing screw 512 for fixing the lantern cover 510 is passed through the plug 516, and is fastened to the boss 511 so that the lantern cover 510 is fixed together with the lantern cover 510. I do.
At this time, the electric wire connectors 740 and 740 are supported by the support pieces 517 formed on the stopper 516. The order of assembly of the present invention is not necessarily limited to the order described above, and can be changed according to assembly conditions.

When the lantern-equipped hat according to the second embodiment is worn as described above, the lantern 50
A value of 0 indicates that the user goes forward from the center of the user's field of view.
When the switch knob 810 is pushed forward as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 31, the tip of the movable contact 820 becomes a lamp 530.
However, since the rear end of the movable contact 820 is separated from the fixed contact 800, the battery power of the power battery unit 600 is not applied to the lamp 530.

As shown by the solid line in FIG. 31, when the switch knob 810 is pushed backward, the movable contact 820 contacts the terminal 533 on the outer peripheral side of the lamp 530 and the rear end contacts the fixed contact 800 at the rear end. Then, the battery power of the power battery unit 600 is applied to the lamp 530 by the power connection means, and the lamp 530 is turned on. The inspection (irradiation) direction of the light emitted from the lit lamp 530 points in the line of sight from the center of the user's field of view. Even if the user changes the line of sight up, down, left and right, the light always changes the line of sight from the center of the field of view. Since the object is oriented, the subject viewed by the user can be accurately illuminated.

In the second embodiment, the socket housing 52
0 is rotatably connected to the lantern cover 510 by a hinge recess 529 and a hinge protrusion 513, but the switch knob exposure hole 14 through which the switch knob 810 is exposed is formed in the sunshade 12 of the hat 10. Since the cross-sectional size of the switch knob exposure hole 14 is smaller than the cross-sectional size of the socket housing 520, the socket housing 520 is always maintained in a state of being parallel to the light shielding portion 12.

FIG. 34 and FIG. 35 show a third embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, a socket housing operating hole 16 larger than the cross section of the socket housing 520 is formed in the light shielding portion 12 of the cap 10. Is formed, and the socket housing 520 rotates around the hinge protrusion 513 and the hinge recess 529 so that the irradiation direction of the light emitted from the lamp 530 is directed downward. Even when the user's line of sight is facing downward, such as when baiting or catching fish is removed from the hook, the operation can be performed more conveniently. Other configurations and operations are the same as those of the above-described second embodiment, and therefore, the same portions are denoted by the same reference characters, and a specific description thereof will be omitted.

In FIG. 35, the socket housing 5
Although 20 is shown rotated downward by 90 °, it can be adjusted so as to be fixed at an arbitrary angle between the horizontal state and the vertical state as required.

FIG. 36 shows a modification of the power supply battery according to the present invention. In this modification, the battery case 61
This is a configuration in which one battery B is stored in the battery storage space 611 of No. 0, and the other configuration is the same as that of the second embodiment described above. Omitted. In FIG. 36, reference numeral 631 denotes a connection lead for connecting the terminal spring 630 on one power supply side to one line of the electric wire 700 on the power supply side.

FIG. 37 shows another installation example of the power supply battery section 600. In this installation example, the power supply battery section 60 is applied to a hat having the inner skin 17.
0 is provided between the cap portion 11 and the inner skin 17 in the same manner as in the second embodiment described above, the slide fastener 17a is provided on the inner skin 17 and the battery B is connected to the power source battery portion 600. It is possible to take turns. Other configurations are the same as those of the above-described second embodiment, and therefore, the same portions are denoted by the same reference numerals, and a specific description thereof will be omitted. In FIG. 37, the lantern part is omitted.

FIG. 38 shows another installation example of the power supply battery section 600. In this installation example, a pocket 18 (battery accommodating section) is formed on the outer surface of the cap section 11, and the power supply battery section 600 is provided in this pocket 18. Is stored and covered with a cover 18a (separation preventing member, lid member) attached to the pocket 18 so that the power supply battery unit 600 is not arbitrarily detached. The cover 18a is
For example, the pocket 18 is maintained so as to cover the pocket 18 by a crimping fastener 19, a concave-convex fitting, a locking device, or the like. In FIG. 38, the lantern part is omitted.

FIGS. 39 to 42 show an example of the arrangement of the power supply battery section 600 and the like. FIG. 39 shows that a power supply battery unit 600 similar to that of the above-described second embodiment is installed on the upper part of the cap unit 11, and pockets 18 and covers 18 a are installed on both outer surfaces of the cap unit 11. The three power supply battery units 600 are housed and connected in parallel (or in series) by power supply connection means. FIG. 40 shows that the power supply battery unit 600 is installed on the upper part of the cap unit 11, and the pocket 18 and the cover 18 a are installed on both outer surfaces and the rear surface of the cap unit 11. The power supply battery unit 600 is connected in parallel (or in series) by power supply connection means.

FIG. 41 shows a case in which the pocket 18 and the cover 18a are installed on both outer surfaces of the cap portion 11 and the power supply battery portion 600 is accommodated therein, and these two power supply battery portions 600 are connected in parallel (in series) by the power supply connection means. May be)
It is a concatenation. FIG. 42 shows a case in which a pocket 18 and a cover 18a are respectively installed on the outer surface and the rear surface of both sides of the cap portion 11 to accommodate the power supply battery portion 600, and the three power supply battery portions 600 are connected in parallel (even in series) by the power supply connection means. (Good) connected.

FIGS. 43 to 54 show a lantern section 500.
5 shows various arrangement examples of the power supply battery unit 600 and the power supply battery unit 600. In FIGS. 43 to 54, the lantern portion A shows a fixed type in which the socket housing 520 is fixed in a state parallel to the sunshade portion 12 as in the above-described second embodiment, and the lantern portion B is the above-described one. As in the third embodiment, a movable type in which the socket housing 520 can be maintained in a state in which the socket housing 520 is parallel to the light-shielding part 12 and a state in which the socket housing 520 is rotated by a predetermined angle with respect to the light-shielding part 12 is shown. In FIGS. 43 to 54, the power battery unit 600 installed at the center of the cap unit 11 is installed in the same manner as in the above-described second embodiment.
38, as shown in FIG. 38, shows that the pocket 18 and the cover 18a are installed and the power supply battery unit 600 is housed therein. Also, in FIGS. 43 to 54, the line connecting the lantern parts A and B and the power supply battery part 600 indicates the electric wire 700 on the power supply side. The arrangement of the lantern unit 500 and the power supply battery unit 600 can be variously modified as needed.

FIGS. 55 to 62 show a fourth embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.
A socket housing 120 ′ provided inside the lantern cover 110 ′, a lamp 130 ′ assembled to the socket housing 120 ′, a reflecting mirror 140 ′ installed to surround the lamp 130 ′, and a reflecting mirror 14.
And a transparent protective cap 150 ′ installed in front of 0 ′. The lantern cover 110 'is formed to have a cross section close to a U-shape with an open back surface, and a cylindrical hole 13' formed at the front center of the cap portion 11 '(see FIG. 5).
8) and joined together. The lantern cover 110 'may be formed of a metal, but is preferably injection-molded as a synthetic resin.

The lantern cover 110 ′ is attached to the cap part 1.
1 ′, the lantern cover 11
A plurality of bosses 111 ′ (FIGS. 59 and 6)
0) may be formed, and a fixing screw 112 ′ penetrating from the inner surface of the cap portion 11 ′ toward the front may be fastened to the boss 111 ′. Hinge protrusions 113 'for rotatably supporting the socket housing 120' are formed on the inner surfaces of both side walls of the lantern cover 110 '. Inside the upper end of the lantern cover 110 ', an electric wire fixing recess 114' for fixing the electric wires 300 'and 330' constituting the power supply connecting means is formed, and a plug 116 is provided below the electric wire fixing recess 114 '. '(Cover) is attached. A plug supporting rib 115 ′ is formed in the wire fixing recess 114 ′ to fix the plug 116 ′.
A support piece 117 'for supporting the electric wire connector 340' of the power supply connecting means to which the electric wire 300 'is connected is formed in 6'.

On the front side of the lantern cover 110 ', a socket housing lead-out hole 118' through which the socket housing 120 'is led forward is formed.
The socket housing lead-out hole 118 'is formed in a size that can maintain the front surface of the socket housing 120' protruding forward. The socket housing 120 ′ is formed in a cylindrical shape with front and rear sides opened, and the socket housing outlet hole 11 of the lantern cover 110 ′ is formed.
8 ′, the socket 121 ′ into which the rear end of the lamp 130 ′ is inserted is integrally formed inside, the male screw part 122 ′ is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the front end, and the rear end is formed. A hook hole 123 'is formed in the peripheral wall, and a switch knob 4 for moving the movable contact 420 of the switching means is provided on one side of the peripheral wall corresponding to the socket 121'.
A switch knob guide slot 124 'in which 10' is slidably mounted is formed.

At the rear end of the socket 121 ', a board fixing projection 125' for forming a printed circuit board 320 'to be described later is formed. Socket housing 12
A rear cap 126 'having an elastic hook 127 hooked on the hook hole 123' is connected to the rear end of the 0 '.
An electric wire passage hole 126a through which the socket-side electric wire 330 'passes is formed in the rear cap 126'. A contact support recess 128 'for supporting a fixed contact 400' to be described later is formed on the outer peripheral surface on the lower side of the socket portion 121 '. On both sides of the socket housing 120 ', hinge recesses 129' are formed, into which hinge projections 113 'formed on the inner surface of the lantern cover 110' are fitted. The lamp 130 'includes a bulb 131' in which a filament is mounted, a rear terminal 132 'electrically connected to one end of the filament, and an outer peripheral terminal 133' electrically connected to the other end of the filament. And the outer terminal 13
A cylindrical member having a flange portion 134 'formed approximately at the middle of 3' is used.

The socket portion 121 ′ is formed as a cylindrical shape that is opened forward and backward, and has an inner peripheral surface at the tip end thereof.
An annular lamp mounting groove 121a 'into which a rear end portion of the lamp 130' after the flange portion 134 'is inserted is formed. The reflecting mirror 140 'is connected to the bulb 13 of the lamp 130'.
1 'is used, and a tapered cylindrical member whose inner peripheral surface is mirror-finished is used. The transparent protective cap 150 ′ is a cap type having a front light transmitting portion 151 ′ and a cylindrical portion 152 ′ that is formed in a cylindrical shape extending rearward from the front light transmitting portion 151 ′ and has a rear end opened. It is formed. On the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 152 'of the transparent protective cap 150', a female screw portion 15 screwed to a male screw portion 122 'formed on the outer peripheral surface of the distal end portion of the socket housing 120'.
3 'is formed. An O-ring 154 'is provided between the socket housing 120' and the transparent protective cap 150 '.
Is passed through. The power supply battery unit 200 'is substantially the same as that of the above embodiment.

[0076]

As described above, according to the hat with a lantern of the present invention, when the lamp is turned on while worn on the head in the same manner as a normal hat, even if the user gazes in any direction. Since the direction of the line of sight and the direction of the light always match, the fishing at night and the work at night or in the dark can be performed very easily, which has the effect of being performed safely. Further, in a mode in which the lantern portion is mounted on the central upper surface of the sunshade portion, the lantern portion does not cover the user's visual field, so that there is an effect that it can be used more conveniently. In addition, if the light illuminating direction can be adjusted to the horizontal direction, the vertical direction, and any direction between them, there is an effect that accurate illumination can be performed regardless of the gaze direction. The structure and arrangement of the lantern portion and the power supply battery portion are not limited to the illustrated embodiment, but may be variously modified within the scope of the present invention.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 to 21 show a first embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a side view.

FIG. 2 is a front view.

FIG. 3 is a plan view.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of a portion A in FIG. 1; FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show the coupling structure of the lantern part and the hat sunscreen part according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a vertical side view.

6 is a sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 5; FIGS. 7 to 9 show the connection between the lantern cover and the socket housing according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view.

FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 7;

FIG. 9 is a vertical sectional side view showing a state in which the socket housing is rotated vertically downward.

FIG. 10 is an exploded sectional view of a lamp and a socket.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line EE of FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken along line FF of FIG. 10;

FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along line GG of FIG. 10;

FIG. 14 is a sectional view taken along line HH of FIG. 10;

FIG. 15 is a vertical sectional side view illustrating an assembling process of the socket body and the terminal.

FIG. 16 is a longitudinal sectional side view for explaining a process of assembling the socket body and the external contacts.

FIG. 17 is a partial longitudinal side view showing the structure and operation of the switching means.

18 is a partially enlarged view of FIG. 19 to 21
Indicates the power supply battery section,

FIG. 19 is a vertical side view of a power supply battery unit.

FIG. 20 is an exploded vertical side view of the battery case.

FIG. 21 is a bottom view of a battery case. 22 to 33 show a hat with lantern according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a side view.

FIG. 23 is a front view.

FIG. 24 is a bottom view.

FIG. 25 is a plan view.

FIG. 26 is a partially enlarged bottom view of a sunshade section to which a lantern section is attached.

FIG. 27 is an exploded sectional view of a lantern part.

FIG. 28 is a longitudinal side view of a lantern part.

FIG. 29 is a sectional view taken along line II of FIG. 28;

30 is a sectional view taken along line JJ of FIG. 28.

FIG. 31 is a vertical sectional side view showing a switching operation of a lantern part.

FIG. 32 is a vertical sectional side view showing a mounted state of a power supply battery unit.

FIG. 33 is a partially exploded cross-sectional plan view of a power supply battery unit.
34 and 35 show a third embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.

FIG. 34 is a partially enlarged bottom view of the sunscreen part to which the lantern part is attached.

FIG. 35 is a vertical cross-sectional side view showing a state where the socket housing is rotated vertically downward.

FIG. 36 is a cross-sectional plan view showing a modification of the power supply battery unit.

FIG. 37 is a vertical sectional side view showing another example of installation of the power supply battery unit.

FIG. 38 is a perspective view showing another installation example of the power supply battery unit. 39 to 42 are plan views showing examples of the arrangement of the power supply battery unit.

FIG. 39 shows an arrangement example 1.

FIG. 40 shows an arrangement example 2.

FIG. 41 is an arrangement example 3.

FIG. 42 shows an arrangement example 4. 43 to 54 are plan views showing various arrangement examples of the lantern section and the power supply battery section.

FIG. 43 illustrates an arrangement example 1.

FIG. 44 is a layout example 2.

FIG. 45 is an arrangement example 3.

FIG. 46 is an arrangement example 4.

FIG. 47 is an arrangement example 5.

FIG. 48 shows an arrangement example 6.

FIG. 49 is a layout example 7.

FIG. 50 is an arrangement example 8.

FIG. 51 is a layout example 9.

FIG. 52 is a layout example 10.

FIG. 53 illustrates an arrangement example 11.

FIG. 54 is a layout example 12. 55 to 62 show a fourth embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention.

FIG. 55 is a side view.

FIG. 56 is a front view.

FIG. 57 is a plan view.

FIG. 58 is an enlarged sectional view of a portion B in FIG. 55;

FIG. 59 is an exploded sectional view of a lamp and a socket.

FIG. 60 is a sectional view taken along the line KK of FIG. 56;

FIG. 61 is a sectional view taken along line LL of FIG. 58;

FIG. 62 is a sectional view taken along line MM of FIG. 58;

[Explanation of symbols]

11: Cap part 12: Shielding part 13, 16: Socket housing operation hole 14: Switch knob exposure hole 100: Lantern part 110: Lantern cover 120: Socket housing 130: Socket 140: Lamp 200: Power supply battery part 310: Electric wire 340: Fixed contact 410: switch knob 420: movable contact 500: lantern part 510: lantern cover 520: socket housing 521: socket part 530: lamp 700, 7
20: electric wire 800: fixed contact 810: switch knob 820: movable contact

Claims (7)

[Claims] At least one or more lanterns attached to an upper surface or a lower surface of a hat shielding portion or the like, or an intermediate portion thereof, or a front surface of a hat cap portion, and at least one lantern portion attached to the hat cap portion. The above-mentioned power supply battery section, power supply connection means for electrically connecting the lantern section and the power supply battery section, and switching means for turning on / off the power applied to the lantern section, the lantern section includes: A lantern cover fixed to the upper surface or the lower surface of the sunshade portion or an intermediate portion thereof or a front surface of the cap portion, a socket housing provided inside the lantern cover, and fixedly installed inside the socket housing; A socket, a lamp mounted on the socket, and a lamp installed around the lamp. That a reflecting mirror, a transparent protective window that is installed in front of the reflector, and lanthanum with a hat, characterized in that it comprises a tip cap for coupling said reflector and a transparent protective window into the socket housing. 2. A socket housing operating hole through which the socket housing can pass is formed in the light shielding portion, and the lantern cover is formed as a substantially U-shaped cross section having a lower surface and a front surface opened, and an upper portion of the socket housing operating hole. The socket housing is rotatably coupled to the lantern cover, and a tip of the socket housing can face downward through the socket housing operating hole. Item 8. A hat with a lantern according to item 1. 3. The power supply battery unit according to claim 1, wherein the power supply battery unit includes a battery case fixed to the cap unit and housing a battery, and a cover for opening and closing the battery case. 2. A hat with a lantern according to 2. 4. The power supply connection means includes an electric wire for connecting a power supply of the power supply battery unit to a socket of the lantern unit, wherein the electric wire is connected to the inside of a suture line of a cloth piece constituting a cap portion of the cap and a hat shield. 4. A hat with a lantern according to claim 1, wherein the hat is wired by the inside of the part. 5. The power supply battery unit includes a battery case in which a battery is stored, a pair of plugs connected to both ends of the battery case, and is installed inside the pair of plugs and contacts both ends of the battery. A power source side terminal spring, wherein the power source battery part is housed in a pocket sewn to at least one of outer and rear sides of the cap part, and the pocket is opened and closed by a cover. The hat with a lantern according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: 6. The switching means is slidably mounted on a socket housing, and has a movable contact for electrically connecting and disconnecting between the power supply connecting means and a lamp; 6. A hat with a lantern according to claim 1, further comprising: a switch knob exposed to the outside through a formed switch knob exposure hole. 7. At least one or more lanterns attached to a part of the sun-shielding portion of the hat or a front portion of the hat cap, and at least one or more power supply battery attached to the hat cap. Power supply connection means for electrically connecting the lantern part and a power supply battery part, and switching means for turning on and off the power applied to the lantern part, and the lantern part is a part of the hat shielding part Or, a lantern cover fixed to a front portion of the cap portion, a socket housing fixedly or rotatably connected to the lantern cover, and a lamp mounted on a socket formed in the socket housing. A hat with a lantern that features it.