JP2002015380A - Crime prevention sensor-buried fitting structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To install an inconspicuous crime prevention sensor having excellent amenity at low cost with simple execution on a veranda attached to a building. SOLUTION: Floodlighting parts are buried in supports 8, 8' on right and left both sides of a veranda fence 2, and light-receiving detection parts 14, 14' are buried in intermediate supports 9, 9', and a power source supply line 15 and a detection signal transmission line 16 are wired along an upper part horizontal bridge 10.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a veranda for buildings such as condominiums, apartments, and detached houses, as well as windows, doors, doors, and other openings through which persons can enter. In particular, the present invention relates to a security sensor embedded fitting structure in which a security sensor is embedded or integrally attached to a veranda fence or a veranda wall constituting a veranda, or a window, a door, a door, or the like in a frame such as an opening.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, the importance of a home security system has been recognized from the social background where troublesome incidents have occurred frequently, and various types of security equipment installed near doors and windows have gradually spread. Have begun to do. As security devices, optical monitoring and monitoring devices using video cameras, etc., infrared sensors, ultrasonic sensors to detect intruders into the house,
So-called human sensors, such as sensors utilizing changes in capacitance or magnetism, are known.

[0003]

As the urbanization progresses and the demand is expected to increase more and more in the future, it is necessary to adopt a double or triple security system for condominiums and apartments. It has been demanded. By the way, with respect to buildings such as condominiums and apartments, there are many cases where buildings enter the house from the veranda.
In addition, windows, doors, doors, and other openings may be penetrated no matter where they are provided in a building if they are large enough for a human body to enter.

[0004] However, in the conventional security system, the entrance and exit of a building such as a door are frequently monitored, and there is no idea about intrusion from a veranda. Moreover, the conventional security system is large, such as a monitoring monitor attached to the wall near the entrance, and is often prominent. If applied to embassies, VIP residences, special facilities, etc., general condominiums, When applied to apartments, single-family homes, etc., it is not always preferable as an image that looks grossly. Also, an intruder can easily take measures to get through these devices by observing them in advance. Moreover, the cost of such security equipment is by no means cheap. Therefore, it is not suitable for introduction and diffusion in ordinary houses.

The present inventor has already filed a Japanese Patent Application No. 11-247658 for a technology for mounting a security sensor on an external structure such as a fence, a gate, and a fence. The aim is to establish a more effective security system against intruders entering from the veranda attached to the building, which is a blind spot of the building. The present invention realizes a mounting structure for a security sensor which can be installed without difficulty and can be easily mounted in an opening in a small space where a person can enter, and the following points are specific issues. (1) The configuration is simple and can be installed easily and at low cost when constructing a new veranda, window, door, door, or the like. The existing veranda, windows, doors, doors, etc. are provided with a security function simply and at low cost. (2) Conventionally, like a security device installed in a building,
The veranda is provided with a security system that is not as rugged and has an inconspicuous configuration that is hard to be noticed by an intruder, and that has excellent amenity without deteriorating the image of the living environment and has an excellent security function. (3) Apart from apartments and apartments,
It can be installed as a simple and low-cost popular security system on the veranda of a typical detached house.

[0006]

According to the present invention, there is provided a veranda structure having a fence, wherein a security sensor is buried or integrally provided in a fence constituting member of the fence. The security sensor is a sensor capable of detecting a person approaching and crossing the fence, and furthermore, the detection-side surface of the security sensor is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the fence constituent member. In addition, the present invention provides a security sensor embedded veranda structure which is embedded or integrally provided in the above-mentioned constituent member.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a veranda structure having a veranda wall, wherein a security sensor is embedded or integrally provided in a veranda wall constituting member constituting the veranda wall. The sensor is a sensor that can detect a person approaching and crossing the veranda wall, and furthermore, the surface on the detection side of the security sensor is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the veranda wall component. A veranda structure embedded with a security sensor is provided, which is embedded or integrally provided in the above-mentioned constituent member.

[0008] In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a veranda structure having a fence and a veranda wall,
A security sensor is buried or integrally provided on the fence component constituting the fence and the veranda wall component constituting the veranda wall, respectively, and the security sensor detects a person and a veranda wall approaching and crossing the fence. It is a security sensor capable of detecting a person crossing in close proximity, and the detection side surface of the security sensor is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the fence constituent member and the veranda wall constituent member, respectively. Thus, there is provided a veranda structure embedded with a security sensor, which is embedded or integrally provided in the fence constituent member and the veranda wall constituent member, respectively.

The fence component may be one or more of an upper horizontal rail, a lower horizontal rail, a support and a lattice of the fence.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has a security sensor buried or integrally provided in a window structure of a building. The security sensor detects a person who enters from a window and crosses a window frame. And the sensor on the detection side of the security sensor is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the window frame component, and is embedded or provided integrally with the component. A window structure for burying a security sensor is provided.

According to the present invention, in order to solve the above-mentioned problem, a security sensor is buried or integrally provided in a door structure of a building, and the security sensor detects a person who enters from a door and crosses a door frame. A sensor on the detection side of the security sensor, which is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the door frame component, and is embedded or provided integrally with the component. A security sensor embedded door structure is provided.

[0012]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a security sensor embedded fitting structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. In short, the features of the present invention are condominiums,
The security sensor is embedded or integrated in the veranda component, or in the frame of the opening of windows, doors, doors, etc., which is constructed by protruding outward from buildings such as apartments, detached houses, etc. It is a configuration that is attached.

The security sensor used in the present invention comprises:
A well-known human switch that detects the approach of a person, such as an infrared sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, an electromagnetic wave sensor, or an electrostatic sensor. A well-known security sensor such as a type that detects when a person crosses between a light emitting unit and a light receiving detecting unit (or a transmitting unit and a receiving unit) is used. As a power supply of the security sensor, an external power supply may be used, or a power supply in which a solar cell and a security sensor are integrally provided may be used. The detection output may be transmitted to an alarm monitoring control device or an alarm device provided indoors or the like by a detection signal transmission line or wirelessly.

(Embodiment 1) FIG. 1 (a) is a view showing Embodiment 1 of a security fixture embedded fitting structure according to the present invention.
The first embodiment relates to a security sensor veranda structure. In this security sensor veranda structure 1, the veranda components are a veranda fence 2 and a veranda wall 3.
It is.

In FIG. 1A, a veranda structure 1 in which a security sensor is embedded has a veranda fence 2 and a veranda wall 3.
Having. The veranda wall 3 includes left and right side walls 4 and a front wall 5. The front wall 5 includes a left and right high wall 6 and a central low wall 7. The veranda wall 3 is formed of a concrete wall material, a mortar resin wall material, a metal wall material such as stainless steel or aluminum, or an appropriate wall material such as wood.

A veranda fence 2 is attached to a recess surrounded by the left and right high wall portions 6 and the low wall portion 7.
It is arranged. The veranda fence 2 is formed of a material such as steel, aluminum, synthetic resin, or wood, and has left and right supports 8, 8 ', an intermediate support 9, and upper and lower horizontal rails 10, 10'.
And a lattice bar 10.

The security sensor embedded veranda structure 1 according to the first embodiment has a configuration in which a security sensor is attached to a veranda fence 2. As the security sensor, a light projecting portion of infrared rays and the like and a detection of the rays are detected. And a light receiving detection unit that performs the detection. The security sensor may be of another type, such as a sensor comprising an ultrasonic wave generator and a detector for detecting the same.

FIG. 1B shows a mounting structure of the security sensor to the veranda fence 2. Right and left support 8,
8 'and the side of the top of the intermediate support 9 are recesses 11, 1 respectively.
1 ', 12, 12' are formed. This recess 11,
In 11 ', 12, 12', the detection unit or light emitting unit of the security sensor is buried so as to be flush with the surfaces of the columns 8, 8 ', 9.

For example, in FIG. 1 (b), light projecting portions 13, 13 'are embedded in the left and right columns 8, 8' so as to be flush with the surfaces of the columns 8, 8 '. The light receiving detectors 14 and 14 'are embedded. Specifically, the light projecting portion 13 is buried in the recess 11 of the left support 8, and the light receiving detector 14 for detecting light is buried in the recess 12 of the intermediate support 9 so as to face the light projecting portion 13. Recess 11 'of right support 8'
A light-emitting portion 13 'is embedded therein, and a light-receiving detection portion 14' is embedded in a recess 12 'of the intermediate support 9 so as to face the light-emitting portion 13'.

The way of attaching the security sensor to the left and right columns and the intermediate column is not limited to FIG. 1B, but may be variously modified, and is shown in FIGS. 1C to 1F. FIG. 1 (c) is different from FIG. 1 (b) in that light projecting parts 13 and 13 'are provided on the intermediate support 9, and light receiving detectors 14 are provided on the left and right supports.
This is an example in which 14 'is provided. FIG. 1D shows that the right support 8 ′ is provided with a light projecting unit 13 ′ and the intermediate support 9 is provided with a light receiving detection unit 14 ′.
The light receiving unit 13 is provided on the intermediate column 9 and the light receiving unit 14 is provided on the left column 8.

Note that, depending on the size of the veranda, it is not necessary to provide an intermediate support, and it is also possible to provide not only one intermediate support but also two or more intermediate supports. For example, in FIG. 1E, there is no intermediate support, and the light receiving detector 14 is attached to the left support 8 on the right support 8 ′.
This is an example in which a light projecting unit 13 is provided. FIG. 1 (f) shows that two intermediate supports are provided, a light receiving detection unit 14 is provided on the left support 8, and light emitting units 13, 13 ″ and light receiving detection units 14 ″, 14 ′ are provided on the intermediate supports 9 and 9 ′, respectively. Is provided on the left support 8,
This is an example in which a light projecting portion 13 'is provided on the right support 8'.

When the detecting portion and the light projecting portion are buried in the side surfaces of the left and right columns and the intermediate column, the detecting surface and the light projecting surface (eg.
If S and K in FIG. 1 (c) are exposed and buried so as to be flush with the surface of the column (eg, S ′ and K ′ in FIG. 1 (b)), the intruder will notice it because it is inconspicuous. The security effect is excellent.

The recesses on the side surfaces of the left and right columns 8, 8 'and the intermediate columns 9, 9' in which the light projecting section or the detecting section are embedded may be formed when the veranda fence 2 is manufactured, or may be formed by existing methods. The side of the fence may be perforated to form a recess. Alternatively, a part of an existing fence, for example, a horizontal rail may be removed and replaced with a horizontal rail of a security sensor embedded structure. Is the same.). Note that the security sensor is fixed to the concave portion by an appropriate fixing means such as an adhesive or a screw and attached.

A power supply line 15 (not required in the case of a solar cell integrated type) is connected to the light projecting sections 13, 13 'and the light receiving detecting sections 14, 14' of the security sensor. Are connected to a power supply line 15 and a detection signal transmission line 16 (electric wire, optical fiber line, or the like).

The power supply line 15 and the detection signal transmission line 16 are formed by the constituent members of the veranda fence 2 (the upper and lower horizontal rails 10, 10 ′ and the struts 8, which constitute the veranda fence 2).
8 ', 9, 9'), wiring may be performed in advance in the components of the veranda fence 2 at the factory so that they can be connected to each other at the time of construction. Alternatively, at the time of construction, the wiring may be provided along the back surface (the house side) of the constituent member of the veranda fence 2 or a groove may be formed in the constituent member of the veranda fence 2 and wired through the inside.

When an intruder tries to get over the veranda fence 2 to which the security sensor according to the first embodiment is attached, the space between the light emitting units 13 and 13 'and the light receiving detecting units 14 and 14' is blocked. At 14 and 14 ', this can be detected and a detection signal can be output. This detection signal is sent to the alarm monitoring and control device to generate an alarm signal. By this alarm signal, it sounds an alarm sound installed indoors or outdoors, flashes an alarm light, in the case of a condominium, automatically reports to the administrator, the administrator's room with guards, or entrusts security management Intrusion information to certain security companies.

(Embodiment 2) FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of a security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention. In the second embodiment, as in the first embodiment, a security sensor embedded veranda structure is provided. Body. The veranda structure itself in the second embodiment is entirely the same as the first embodiment as shown in FIG. FIG. 2B shows a veranda fence, and FIG.
2 (c) is a view showing only the left portion thereof. In FIGS. 2 (b) and 2 (c), a groove is formed on the upper surface 17 of the upper horizontal rail 10 of the veranda fence 2, and the inside of the groove is formed. In addition, a wide type security sensor 18 capable of detecting a wide area when a person blocks forward is mounted with the detection side 19 exposed so as to face upward, and is flush with the upper surface 17 of the upper horizontal rail 10. It is buried so that it becomes.

FIG. 3 is a view showing various modes of burying the wide type security sensor 18 in the upper horizontal rail 10. FIG. 3A is an enlarged view of the upper horizontal rail of FIGS. 2B and 2C. FIG. 3B shows the upper horizontal rail 10.
This is an example in which two are buried on the upper surface. FIG. 3C shows an example in which the security sensor 18 is buried so as to face the inner side surface of the upper horizontal rail 10 on the building side.

Leader line 2 with connector including power supply line (unnecessary for solar cell integrated type) and detection signal transmission line
0 is pulled out from the end of the security sensor 18 as shown in FIGS. 2C and 3A to 3D. FIG. 3 (d)
Has a configuration in which the lead wire 20 is drawn out from the side surface of the upper horizontal rail.

The lead wire 20 is connected to the horizontal rail 1 of the fence.
At the time of manufacture, if it is configured to be embedded in the horizontal rail 10 and pulled out from the end, it is only necessary to connect and connect the connector at the time of construction. Alternatively, the wiring may be provided so as to crawl on the inner side surface, which is the building side of the upper horizontal rail of the existing veranda fence.
The lead wire 20 is connected to the alarm monitoring and control device in the house via an appropriate wiring.

In the second embodiment, an example is shown in which the security sensor 18 is buried on the upper surface 17 of the upper horizontal rail 10, but it is not shown.
The security sensor 18 may be embedded as shown in FIG.

Although not shown in the figure, an upper horizontal rail in which the security sensor 18 of the present invention, which is formed of the same material as the existing fence, is embedded in the upper horizontal rail of the existing fence that has already been constructed, is screwed and bolted. Alternatively, it may be used by being fixed and attached with a fixing member such as. Thereby, even if a new veranda fence is not constructed, the existing veranda can be used as the veranda structure embedded with the security sensor at a low cost by a simple mounting work. In addition, this concept, that is, a configuration in which a part of an existing fitting structure is removed, and a member formed of the same material as this fitting and the embedded member of the security sensor is replaced to install the security sensor is described in Example 2. Not only the fence but also the fitting structure according to the embodiment other than the embodiment 2 can be similarly applied.

The intruder checks the veranda fence 2 of the second embodiment.
When the intruder gets over, the intruder approaches and crosses the front of the security sensor 18, so that the intruder is detected, the detection output is sent to the alarm monitoring control device, and an alarm signal is generated. With this alarm signal, it is possible to sound an alarm sound or to transmit intrusion information to a security company that outsources security management.

(Embodiment 3) FIG. 4 is a view for explaining Embodiment 3 of a security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention. The veranda structure itself in the third embodiment is entirely the same as the first embodiment as shown in FIG. Example 4
Is an embodiment in which a security sensor is applied to a veranda wall component that is a component of the veranda wall 3 of the veranda structure.

In the present specification, the veranda wall constituting member is a concrete wall, a mortar wall, a ceramic wall, a synthetic resin wall, a wooden wall, a steel wall, an aluminum wall, etc., which constitute the veranda wall. In addition, accessories such as decorations attached to the veranda wall are also included. In fact,
A veranda wall is formed from one or more of these veranda wall constituent members. In the third embodiment, an example will be described in which a concrete wall is used as a veranda wall constituting member constituting the veranda wall 3.

As in the first embodiment, the security sensor used in the third embodiment is composed of an infrared light projecting portion and its light receiving detecting portion, and the light projecting portion and the light receiving portion are arranged at appropriate intervals along the longitudinal direction. It is arranged so that a detection part may be opposed.

FIGS. 4B and 4C are views for explaining the mounting structure of the security sensor. On the upper surface 21 of the veranda wall 3,
Protrusions 22, 23, and 24, which are also veranda constituent members (also referred to as veranda decoration members), are formed, and recesses are formed on the side surfaces of these protrusions. Is buried. Specifically, the protrusion 2
The light projecting portion 25 is embedded in the side surfaces of the projections 2 and 24 so that the side surface thereof is flush with the side surfaces of the projections 22 and 24 (see FIG. 4C). Similarly, the light receiving detectors 26 are embedded on the mutually orthogonal side surfaces of the protrusion 23 so that the side surfaces are flush with the side surfaces of the protrusion 23 (see FIG. 4C).

The protrusions 22, 23 and 24 are attached to the veranda wall 3
It may be a part integrally formed with the wall body, or the appearance (material,
It may be a constituent member separate from the wall of the veranda wall 3, such as a decoration having a shape and a design.

Specifically, the projections 22, 23, 24
When the veranda wall 3 is constructed, the veranda wall 3 may be formed integrally with concrete, or a projection with a separate decoration may be fixed to the upper surface of the veranda wall 3 with bolts, an adhesive, or the like. . The projections 22, 23 and 24 are
It is a constituent member of the veranda wall, and is not a conventional security sensor directly attached to a fence or the like.

FIG. 4D is a top view of the veranda.
In this example, the light projecting unit 25 and the light receiving detecting unit 26 are disposed on the upper surface of the left and right high wall portions in front of the veranda wall 3 so as to face each other. It is arranged so that the unit and the light receiving detection unit face each other. It goes without saying that the arrangement and combination of the light projecting unit and the light receiving detecting unit are not limited to this example, and there are various modes.

The power supply line 27 of the security sensor (unnecessary in the case of a solar cell integrated type) 27 and the detection signal transmission line 28 are routed in a groove formed on the upper surface of the veranda wall 3 or the side surface on the house side. , And further connected to the inside of the alarm monitoring and control device in the house via an appropriate wiring.

When an intruder gets over such a veranda wall 3 in which a security sensor is embedded, the intruder crosses between the light emitting section and the light receiving detecting section, detects the intruder, and sends a detection output to the alarm monitoring control device. , Generate an alarm signal. By this alarm signal, it sounds an alarm sound installed indoors or outdoors, flashes an alarm light, in the case of a condominium, automatically reports to the administrator, the administrator's room with guards, or entrusts security management Intrusion information to certain security companies.

(Embodiment 4) FIG. 5 is a view showing a fourth embodiment of a security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention. The fourth embodiment is an example of a veranda structure in which a security sensor is applied to the veranda wall 3 in the same manner as the third embodiment. The security sensor used is a wide type security sensor similar to the second embodiment.

FIG. 5B is a view showing the state of the left side wall 4 of the veranda wall 3, and FIG.
A section. A recess is formed in the upper surface 29 of the left side wall 4, and a wide type security sensor 30 is inserted in the recess.
The detection side surface 29 is exposed so as to face upward and the upper surface 2
It is buried flush with 9.

The lead-out line 31 including the power supply line of the security sensor 30 (unnecessary in the case of a solar cell integrated type) and the detection signal transmission line is in the groove 32 formed on the upper surface 29 of the veranda wall 3 or on the side of the house. In the groove 32 formed in the housing, and further through the outer wall into the house, and connected to the alarm monitoring and control device via an appropriate wiring.

When an intruder crosses the veranda wall 3 with the security sensor embedded therein, the intruder crosses the front of the security sensor 30. This is detected, and the detection output is sent to the alarm monitoring and control device, and the alarm signal is sent. Occurs. With this alarm signal, it sounds an alarm sound or blinks an alarm light, in the case of an apartment, automatically reports to the administrator and the administrator's office where security guards are provided, and provides intrusion information to a security company that outsources security management. Can be transmitted.

Although the first to fourth embodiments have been described above, each of the first to fourth embodiments may be used as a single veranda structure. However, when these are combined, the security effect is further enhanced. For example, both the configuration in which the security sensor is embedded in the column of the veranda fence of the first embodiment and the configuration in which the projection is provided on the upper surface of the veranda wall of the third embodiment and the security sensor is embedded in this are used together. An embedded veranda structure may be used.

(Embodiment 5) FIG. 6 (a) is a plan view of Embodiment 5 of the security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention.
FIG. 6B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB. The fifth embodiment is a security sensor embedded window structure 33 in which a security sensor is embedded in a window frame. A window 34 is provided supported by a window frame 35. A long groove 37 is formed on the left and right inner surfaces 36 on the outdoor side (upper side in FIG. 6B) of the window frame 35, and a wide type security sensor 38 is embedded in the long groove 37. I have.

According to the fifth embodiment, it is possible to detect an intruder intruding from a window. In addition, there are various types of windows, such as those that open and pull (one pull, pull, pull, etc.), but the security sensor according to the present invention is embedded in the window frame, so it can be applied to any type of window. It is possible.

(Embodiment 6) FIG. 6 (c) is a plan view of embodiment 6 of the security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention.
FIG. 6D is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC. In the sixth embodiment, a security sensor embedded door structure 39 in which a security sensor is embedded in a door frame 40 provided in a building structure wall 44 of a door (including a door in the present invention). A long groove 42 is formed in the door frame 40 on the outdoor side (the upper side in FIG. 6D), and on both left and right inner surfaces 41, and a wide type security sensor 38 is embedded in the long groove 42. I have.

According to the sixth embodiment, it is possible to detect an intruder entering from the door 43. Door 4
3 includes various types such as an open type and a pull type (one-sided pull-in, pull-in, pulling, etc.), but since the security sensor 38 according to the present invention is embedded in a door frame, any type of door can be applied. It is possible.

The fifth and sixth embodiments are examples in which a door sensor is applied to a window structure or a door structure. However, if a building has an opening enough to allow a person to enter, the opening is constituted. The sensor can be applied by burying the sensor in a frame. In recent years, sunrooms that use a veranda or that protrude from the building to the outside like a veranda have been built. Security sensors are also detected on components such as window frames, window grids, and doors of such a sunroom. The surface and the light projecting surface can be exposed and buried.

FIG. 7 shows an alarm monitoring and control system 45 incorporating a security sensor of a security sensor embedded fitting structure according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of the embodiment. Alarm monitoring and control system 45
Is a security sensor embedded in a fence as described in Examples 1 and 2, a security sensor embedded in a veranda wall as described in Examples 3 and 4, and embedded in a window frame as described in Example 5. A security sensor and all the security sensors embedded in the door frame described in the sixth embodiment are incorporated, and these sensors are connected to power sources installed indoors and the like, respectively.
Also, it is connected to an alarm monitoring control device by a detection signal transmission line.

The alarm monitoring and control device is connected to a normal power supply and an emergency power supply via a switch, and supplies power to the alarm control device and each security sensor. Then, the control and monitoring device is connected to an alarm bell, an alarm light, a notification device in an administrator room where an administrator or a security guard is provided, or the like, and a monitoring device of a security company in some cases. It is connected.

With such an alarm monitoring system, a detection output from each security sensor is transmitted to an alarm monitoring control device via a detection signal transmission line, and an alarm bell or an alarm lamp blinks, and a manager or a security guard is used. Automatically report to the administrator's office where there is, or transmit intrusion information to a security company. Because an emergency power supply is installed for the alarm monitoring system in addition to the normal power supply, each security sensor and alarm monitoring control device can always operate even in an emergency such as a power outage. .

Although the security sensors are buried in the first to sixth embodiments, they may be integrally mounted so as to be inconspicuous to fittings and building materials. For example, a configuration in which the security sensor is integrally attached to the fitting or the building material so as to be flush with the surface of the fitting or the building material or in a retracted state may be employed. FIG. 8 shows various configurations in which a security sensor is provided on the fence upper horizontal rail 46 as such an example.

FIG. 8A shows a configuration in which a wide type security sensor 47 is buried in a state of being pulled in from the upper surface of the horizontal rail 46. FIG. 8B shows a wide type security sensor 4.
7 is provided integrally with a notch 48 formed along the house-side corner of the horizontal rail 46. FIG. 8C shows a state in which the wide type security sensor 47 is integrally drawn into a cutout 48 formed along the house-side corner of the horizontal rail 46. FIGS. 8D and 8E show that the security sensor 49 is provided integrally with the circular recess 50 formed in the upper surface of the horizontal rail 46 in a state where the security sensor 49 is drawn into the cutout portion 49. () Is a DD sectional view of FIG. 8 (e).

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described based on the embodiments, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the configurations of the embodiments, and various configurations can be considered.

[0059]

As described above, the present invention has the above-described structure. (1) The structure is simple, and the construction work is simple and low-cost at the time of new construction of a veranda, window, door, etc. attached to the building. Can be installed. It can be easily attached to existing verandas, windows, doors, etc., and can provide a security function. (2) The security performance is improved because it is not noticeable and hard for an intruder to notice. Moreover, even if it is installed, it does not degrade the image of the living environment and is excellent in amenities. (3) It can be easily and inexpensively introduced into detached houses as well as condominiums and apartments, and the security of the building can be doubled or tripled.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a veranda structure in which a security sensor is embedded according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a veranda structure in which a security sensor is embedded according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a main part of FIG. 2 and a modified example thereof.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a veranda structure with a security sensor embedded therein according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a veranda structure in which a security sensor is embedded according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

6 (a) and 6 (b) show a security sensor embedded window structure according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 6 (c) and (d) show security sensor embedded doors according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure explaining a structure.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an entire security monitoring system using the security sensor of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing various configurations relating to mounting of the security sensor of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Veranda structure embedded security sensor 2 Veranda fence 3 Veranda wall 4 Left and right side wall 8, 8 'Left and right support 9, 9' Intermediate support 10, 46 Upper horizontal beam 10 'Lower horizontal beam 13, 13', 25 Light emitting unit 14, 14 ', 26 Light receiving detector 15, 15' Power supply line 16, 16 'Detection signal transmission line 18, 30, 47, 49 Security sensor 20, 31, Leader 22, 22, 23 Projection

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A veranda structure having a fence, wherein a security sensor is embedded or integrally provided in a fence constituent member constituting the fence, and the security sensor detects a person approaching and crossing the fence. And the sensor on the detection side of the security sensor is flush with the surface of the fence constituent member or is exposed in a retracted state and is embedded or provided integrally with the constituent member. Veranda structure embedded security sensor. 2. A veranda structure having a veranda wall, wherein a security sensor is embedded or integrally provided in a veranda wall constituting member constituting the veranda wall, and the security sensor approaches the veranda wall to approach the veranda wall. A sensor capable of detecting a traversing person, and the surface on the detection side of the security sensor is exposed so as to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the veranda wall component, and is embedded or provided integrally with the component. A veranda structure with a security sensor embedded therein. 3. A veranda structure having a fence and a veranda wall, wherein a security sensor is buried or integrally provided in a fence component member constituting the fence and a veranda wall component member constituting the veranda wall, respectively. The security sensor is a security sensor capable of detecting a person approaching and crossing a fence and a person approaching and crossing a veranda wall, respectively. Further, the detection-side surfaces of the security sensor are the fence constituent member and the veranda, respectively. A veranda structure having a security sensor embedded therein, wherein the veranda structure is exposed or flush with the surface of the wall component and is embedded or integrally provided in the fence component and the veranda wall component, respectively. 4. The veranda structure embedded with a security sensor according to claim 1, wherein the fence constituent member is one or more of an upper horizontal rail, a lower horizontal rail, a support, and a lattice of the fence. . 5. A security sensor is embedded or integrally provided in a window structure of a building, wherein the security sensor is a sensor capable of detecting a person entering through a window and crossing a window frame. The security sensor embedded window structure, characterized in that the detection side surface is exposed to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the window frame component member and is embedded or integrally provided in the component member. body. 6. A security sensor embedded in or integrated with a door structure of a building, wherein the security sensor is a sensor capable of detecting a person entering from a door and crossing a door frame. Wherein the surface on the detection side is exposed to be flush with or retracted from the surface of the door frame component, and is embedded or integrally provided in the component. body.