JP2018089181A - Mirror cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a vanity sink that has a sensor part of which maintenance work is readily performed.SOLUTION: A mirror cabinet 1 includes: a lighting device 4 having a sensor part 42 for detecting an approaching and/or moving object; and a cabinet body 3 fitted with the lighting device 4. In the mirror cabinet 1, the sensor part 42 includes: a sensor base 45 fitted to the cabinet body 3; a casing 44 that is detachably attached to the sensor base 45; and an engaging part 400 for mutually engaging the sensor base 45 with the casing 44.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a mirror cabinet.

  Conventionally, in a bathroom vanity or the like, a mirror cabinet, which is a storage shelf provided with a mirror portion, is provided. This mirror cabinet is provided with a lighting device and a sensor unit that detects that an object such as a human is approaching, and has been proposed to control lighting of a lighting device arranged around the mirror unit in a non-contact manner. Yes. The sensor part is attached to the upper part of the mirror cabinet (for example, refer patent document 1).

JP2013-255687A

  When the sensor unit is fixed to the mirror cabinet with a fastening member such as a screw, there is a problem that a maintenance tool such as replacement is not easy because a corresponding tool is required when the sensor unit is broken.

  An object of this invention is to provide the mirror cabinet which has a sensor part with easy maintenance work.

  In order to achieve the above object, according to the present invention, an illuminating device (for example, an illuminating device 4 described later) having a sensor unit (for example, a sensor unit 42 described later) for detecting the proximity and movement of an object and the illuminating device are attached. A mirror cabinet (for example, a mirror cabinet 1 to be described later) including a cabinet body (for example, a cabinet body 3 to be described later), wherein the sensor unit is a sensor base (for example, a sensor base to be described later) attached to the cabinet body. 45), a casing that can be attached to and detached from the sensor base (for example, a casing 44 described later), and an engaging portion (for example, an engaging portion 400 that is described later) that engages the sensor base and the casing with each other. Provide mirror cabinet.

  The engaging portion is provided on the casing and can be engaged with the sensor base (for example, a claw portion 441 described later), and the claw is formed on the sensor base and engages with the claw portion. It is preferable to be configured by an engagement recess (for example, a claw engagement recess 456 described later).

  Moreover, it is preferable that the attachment surface of the said cabinet main body to which the said sensor base is attached is a substantially horizontal surface or a substantially vertical surface.

  In addition, an insertion hole (for example, an insertion hole 331 described later) through which a wiring (for example, a wiring 432 described later) is inserted is formed in the attachment surface (for example, a bottom surface portion 33 described later). The sensor base has a main body portion (for example, a main body portion 450 described later) in which a through hole (for example, a through hole 451 described later) is formed and a protrusion (for example, described later) protruding from the main body portion. The protrusions 453), the protrusions being accommodated in the insertion holes in a state where the sensor base is attached to the attachment surface, and temporarily fixing the terminals of the wiring It is preferable to have a portion (for example, a temporary fixing portion 454 described later).

  Further, the main body portion is formed in a plate shape, and a concave portion (for example, a base concave portion 455 described later) that is recessed toward the cabinet main body side is formed on the surface on the casing side, and the protruding portion is the cabinet in the concave portion. It is preferable to arrange on the main body side.

Further, the sensor base and the casing are constituted by elastically deformable members,
It is preferable that the casing engages with the sensor base by sliding the inner edge of the casing along the outer edge of the sensor base.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the mirror cabinet which has a sensor part with easy maintenance work can be provided.

It is a front side perspective view which shows the mirror cabinet of this embodiment. It is a perspective view of the mirror cabinet of this embodiment. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is a perspective view of the sensor part of this embodiment. It is a perspective view of the upper surface of the sensor base of this embodiment. It is a perspective view of the sensor base lower surface of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining the state which attached the sensor part of this embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view of the sensor part vicinity of this embodiment.

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a vanity 100 provided with a mirror cabinet 1 according to the present embodiment. The bathroom vanity 100 includes a mirror cabinet 1, a bathroom counter 7, and a lower cabinet 8.
The wash counter 7 has a wash bowl 71 having a recess that is open at the top and receives water, a counter portion 72 in which the wash bowl 71 is disposed, and a faucet 73.
The lower cabinet 8 is disposed below the wash counter 7. The lower cabinet 8 stores piping extending from the faucet 73 and the drain of the wash bowl 71, and has a storage space around it.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the mirror cabinet 1.
As illustrated in FIG. 2, the mirror cabinet 1 is a storage unit with a mirror that is disposed on the back side of the wash bowl 71 of the washstand 100 and above the wash bowl 71. The mirror cabinet 1 includes a mirror unit 2, a cabinet body 3, a lighting device 4, and a display board 5.

The mirror unit 2 is a three-sided mirror that is arranged in front of the mirror cabinet 1 and has three rectangular mirrors formed continuously. The mirror unit 2 functions as a door that can be opened and closed in the mirror cabinet 1. The mirror unit 2 includes a first mirror door 21, a second mirror door 22, and a third mirror door 23.
The 1st mirror door 21 is arrange | positioned in the center of the width direction, and is a mirror with the widest area among three sheets.
The second mirror door 22 and the third mirror door 23 are arranged on both sides in the left-right direction of the first mirror door 21 and are narrower than the width of the first mirror door 21. As for the 1st mirror door 21, the 2nd mirror door 22, and the 3rd mirror door 23, the hinge part (not shown) is arrange | positioned at the one side of the width direction, and it opens and closes the other side by rotating a hinge part. It is configured.

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, the cabinet body 3 is a storage shelf that is disposed on the back side of the mirror unit 2 and has dimensions corresponding to the mirror unit 2. The cabinet body 3 includes a back plate portion 31, a side surface portion 32, a bottom surface portion 33, a top surface portion 34, and a plurality of shelf plates 35 each formed of a plate-like member. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cabinet body 3 includes a first storage shelf 310, a second storage shelf 320, and a third storage shelf 330.

  The back plate part 31 is arranged along the wall surface of the space where the vanity table 100 is arranged, and is located on the back side of the entire mirror part 2.

  A total of four side surface portions 32 are arranged in the vertical direction of the mirror portion 2. That is, the side surface portion 32 is positioned at the outer side surface portions 32 a and 32 d positioned at both left and right end portions of the cabinet body 3 and the left and right end portions of the first mirror door 21, and the first mirror door 21 and the second mirror door. 22 and partition side surfaces 32b and 32c that separate the first mirror door 21 and the third mirror door 23 from each other. The first storage shelf 310, the second storage shelf 320, and the third storage shelf that are divided into three on the back side of the first mirror door 21, the second mirror door 22, and the third mirror door 23 by the side surfaces 32a to 32d. 330 is formed.

The bottom surface portion 33 is a single plate member that is disposed at the lower end portion of the back plate portion 31 and extends from the back plate portion 31 in the front direction orthogonal to the back plate portion 31. The bottom surface portion 33 is disposed only on the lower surface of the first mirror door 21, and is not disposed on the lower surfaces of the second mirror door 22 and the third mirror door 23. As will be described later, the bottom surface portion 33 serves as an attachment surface to which the sensor portion 42 is attached. An insertion hole 331 through which the wiring 432 of the lighting device 4 is inserted is formed in the bottom surface portion 33 (see FIG. 8).
The insertion hole 331 extends from the lower surface of the bottom surface portion 33 toward the top surface portion 34 in a substantially vertical direction to about ½ of the thickness of the bottom surface portion 33, and then bends along the surface direction of the bottom surface portion 33. And is formed so as to extend in the direction of the back plate portion 31 (see FIG. 8).

  The top surface portion 34 is a single plate surface that is disposed at the upper end portion of the back plate portion 31 and extends from the back plate portion 31 in the front direction orthogonal to the back plate portion 31.

  The shelf plate 35 is a plate member that is passed between the outer side surface portions 32a and 32d and the partition side surface portions 32b and 32c so as to extend in a substantially horizontal direction. The shelf board 35 may be fixed, may be configured such that the arrangement can be changed to an arbitrary position by the user, or may include both.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an insertion plug hole 6 (outlet) for electrical equipment is disposed below the third storage shelf 330.

  The lighting device 4 is a device that is attached to the cabinet body 3 and illuminates the mirror unit 2. The illumination device 4 includes an upper illumination 410 and a vertical illumination 420. The illumination device 4 includes a light emitting unit 41 that emits light from the upper illumination 410 and the vertical illumination 420, a sensor unit 42, and a control unit 43.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper illumination 410 is disposed above the first mirror door 21 in the top surface portion 34. The upper illumination 410 protrudes forward from the mirror surface of the first mirror door 21.
The vertical illumination 420 is arranged to extend in the vertical direction at the boundaries of the first mirror door 21, the second mirror door 22, and the third mirror door 23. The vertical illumination 420 is configured by arranging a light emitting unit 41 described below in an illumination cover attached to the partition side surfaces 32b and 32c.

  The light emitting unit 41 is an LED bulb disposed in the upper illumination 410 and the vertical illumination 420. The light emitting unit 41 is attached to a substrate disposed in the upper illumination 410 and the vertical illumination 420. As shown in FIG. 3, the power supply substrate 47 of the light emitting unit 41 is disposed inside the partition side surface portion 32 b inside the first storage shelf 310.

  The sensor unit 42 is an infrared sensor that detects the proximity and movement of an object such as a human. As shown in FIG. 2, the sensor unit 42 is disposed below the mirror unit 2. The sensor unit 42 is disposed on the bottom side 33 of the first storage shelf 310 and on the back side of the mirror surface of the first mirror door 21, that is, on the back plate unit 31 side.

As shown in FIG. 3, the sensor unit 42 is arranged to face obliquely downward from a substantially central portion in the depth direction of the bottom surface portion 33, and has a detection range S <b> 1.
The detection range S1 is a range in which the sensor unit 42 normally detects the approach of an object such as a human body when the user holds his / her finger in this range. The detection range S <b> 1 is set so as to spread outward from the sensor unit 42 in a conical shape and covers a wide range, but is set so as not to come out before the mirror unit 2 of the first mirror door 21. .

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the sensor unit 42.
As shown in FIG. 4, the sensor unit 42 includes a sensor main body 430, an engagement unit 400, a casing 44, and a sensor base 45.
The sensor body 430 is, for example, a near infrared reflection detection type infrared sensor module. The sensor body 430 is exposed on the front surface (the mirror unit 2 side) of the sensor unit 42.

The casing 44 has a hexagonal shape and has six surfaces and a claw portion 441. The casing 44 is formed of a flexible member that can be elastically deformed, such as resin.
The upper surface 44a is open, and the sensor main body 430, terminals 431a and 431b, wiring 432, and the like can be accommodated therein. The upper surface 44 a contacts the bottom surface portion 33 of the cabinet body 3.
As shown in FIG. 3, the bottom edge of the bottom surface 44 b and the pair of side surfaces 44 c and 44 d is from the bottom to the top and the front side to the back side with the sensor unit 42 attached to the bottom surface part 33 of the cabinet body 3. Inclined to incline up.
The front surface 44e has a larger area than the rear surface 44f, and an opening through which the sensor body 430 is exposed is formed in the front surface 44e.

  The casing 44 is formed with a lower height on the rear surface 44f side than on the front surface 44e side. That is, the upper ends of the front surface 44e and the rear surface 44f are not on a straight line, and the upper end of the rear surface 44f is formed at a lower position (see FIG. 7). Although not shown, the upper ends of the pair of side surfaces 44c and 44d are collinear with the upper end of the front surface 44e, and only the rear surface 44f is lowered. The upper end of the rear surface 44f overlaps the rear end of the sensor base 45 described below.

  Four claw portions 441 are formed on the inner surface on the upper edge side of the side surface 44c and the side surface 44d of the casing 44 so as to protrude inward. Specifically, the claw portions 441 are disposed so as to face each other with a pair on the front side of the side surface 44c and the side surface 44d, a pair on the rear side, and a side surface 44c and the side surface 44d. The claw portion 411 protrudes from the inner side surface at the upper end of the side surface 44c and the side surface 44d in a substantially triangular shape when viewed from above. The claw portion 441 engages with a claw engagement recess 456 of the sensor base 45 described below and constitutes one of the engagement portions 400.

FIG. 5 is a top view of the sensor base 45 (surface on the cabinet body 3 side).
The sensor base 45 is fixed to the bottom surface portion 33 and attached to the cabinet body 3. The sensor base 45 serves as a base portion that engages the casing 44 so as to be slidable. The sensor base 45 is made of a flexible member that can be elastically deformed, such as resin. As shown in FIG. 5, in the sensor base 45, when the sensor base 45 is attached to the bottom surface portion 33, the mirror portion 2 side is viewed from the front F, the back plate portion 31 side is viewed from the rear B, and the front F is viewed from the rear B. In this case, one is the left side L and the other is the right side R.

The sensor base 45 has a main body 450 and a protrusion 453.
The main body 450 is a substantially rectangular member formed in a plate shape. The main body 450 includes a through hole 451, a pair of screw holes 452, a base recess 455 (see FIG. 6) as a recess, and a claw engagement recess 456.

The through hole 451 extends in the front-rear direction while being attached to the bottom surface portion 33, and is formed at a substantially central portion in the left-right direction of the sensor base 45. The through hole 451 has a substantially rectangular shape with rounded chamfered corners. The wiring 432 of the lighting device 4 is inserted into the through hole 451.
The screwing holes 452 are respectively formed on one side and the other side in the left-right direction across the through-hole 451. The screwing hole 452 is disposed in front of the through hole 451.

  The claw engaging recesses 456 are four recesses formed on a pair of outer edges extending in the front-rear direction of the sensor base 45. The claw engaging recesses 456 are formed by notching a pair at the front end side of the side edge and slightly inward from the pair of side edges at the rear end side. The claw engaging recess 456 corresponds to the size of the claw 441 so that the claw 441 of the casing 44 can be engaged. Further, in the vicinity of the claw engaging recess 456, an unevenness corresponding to the shape in the vicinity of the claw part 441 of the casing 44 is engraved so that the claw part 441 snaps. The claw engaging recess 456 is engaged with the claw portion 441 of the casing 44 and constitutes the other side of the engaging portion 400.

FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the sensor base 45 (surface on the casing 44 side).
As shown in FIG. 6, the base recess 455 is formed on the lower surface side of the main body 450 and is recessed on the upper surface side. The base recess 455 is formed such that a portion on the rear end side of the sensor base 45 is recessed, and the thickness is thinner than the central portion and the front F side.

  Returning to FIG. 5, the protrusion 453 protrudes upward from the main body 450 and is disposed on the rear B side of the through hole 451 as shown in FIG. 5. That is, the protrusion 453 is disposed on the surface of the base recess 455 on the cabinet body 3 side (see FIG. 7). The protruding portion 453 is formed so as to have a temporary fixing portion 454. The projecting portion 453 has three sides from the edge around the rear end of the through hole 451, that is, one and the other side walls 453b and 453c in the left-right direction of the through hole 451, and a rear wall 453d on the rear end side of the through hole 451. The upper surface 453a is formed such that the walls projecting upward from the three sides and rising from these three directions are connected upward. Corners between the side walls 453b and 453c and the rear wall 453d are cut out. The protruding portion 453 is accommodated in the insertion hole 331 of the bottom surface portion 33 in a state where the sensor base 45 is fixed to the bottom surface portion 33.

  The temporary fixing portion 454 is an inner space surrounded by one and the other side walls 453b and 453c in the left-right direction of the through hole 451, the rear wall 453d on the rear end side of the through hole 451, and the upper surface 453a. The terminal 431a of the wiring 432 is temporarily fixed to the temporary fixing portion 454.

  The control unit 43 is a CPU of a board disposed at the upper end portions of the partition side surfaces 32b and 32c. Further, the control unit 43 controls the light emission of the light emitting unit 41 based on the detection result of the sensor unit 42.

  The display board 5 is provided on one side in the width direction of the lower edge of the first mirror door 21. The display board 5 is a mark indicating the position of the sensor unit 42. The display board 5 has a substantially trapezoidal shape, and is arranged so that the lower bottom is along the lower edge of the first mirror door 21. The display board 5 is attached to the lower end portion of the first mirror door 21 by being adhered.

Next, with reference to FIG.7 and FIG.8, the attachment method of the sensor part 42 is demonstrated.
FIG. 7 is a side cross-sectional view of a state where the sensor unit 42 is attached. FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the bottom surface portion 33 and the sensor portion 42 to which the sensor portion 42 is attached.

As shown in FIG. 7, first, a screw is inserted into the screwing hole 452 of the sensor base 45 of the sensor portion 42, and the sensor base 45 is fastened and fixed to the bottom surface portion 33.
The mirror cabinet 1 has a wiring 432 that is connected to the control unit 43 and the light emitting unit 41 in advance, and a terminal 431a of the wiring 432 is provided at the end.
Therefore, the terminal 431 a is connected to the terminal 431 b of the wiring 432 extending from the sensor main body 430 in the sensor unit 42. A protrusion 453 is formed on the upper surface of the sensor base 45, and a temporary fixing part 454 is formed inside the protrusion 453. For this reason, when the terminal 431a rises upward during operation and is about to return to the inside of the mirror cabinet 1, the terminal 431a is hooked on the upper surface 453a of the temporary fixing portion 454 and temporarily fixed, thereby preventing the upward movement.

  Further, the sensor base 45 is thicker on the front F side of the sensor base 45 in which the screwing holes 452 are formed in order to ensure a predetermined strength, but is thinner on the rear B side than on the front F side. A base recess 455 is formed. For this reason, when trying to take out the terminal 431a by inserting a finger into the through hole 451, it is easy to approach the wiring 432 and the terminal 431a located above.

  The terminal 431a is connected to a terminal 431b extending from the sensor body 430. And it is stored in the casing 44 of the sensor part 42.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the insertion hole 331 formed in the bottom surface portion 33 extends in the surface direction of the bottom surface portion 33. For this reason, the wiring 432 extending from the terminal 431a is arranged not at the upper surface side of the bottom surface portion 33 but at a position where it passes through the inside along the surface direction and is not visually recognized on the back plate portion 31 side.

  Next, the casing 44 is moved closer to the rear from the front of the sensor base 45 and the inner edge of the casing 44 is slid along the outer edge of the sensor base. More specifically, the inner edge of the side surface 44c and the side surface 44d of the casing 44 is pressed against the outer edge of the sensor base 45, and the sensor base 45 is moved from the front to the back. Then, the claw portions 441 formed on the inner surfaces of the side surface 44c and the side surface 44d of the casing 44 engage with the claw engagement recesses 456 of the sensor base 45, and snap into place. Thus, the engaging part 400 that engages the casing 44 and the sensor base 45 with each other is constituted by the claw part 411 and the claw engaging concave part 456. The casing 44 is detachably attached to the cabinet body 3 via the sensor base 45.

  When sliding, the upper end of the rear surface 44f of the casing 44 is lower than the front surface 44e and the pair of side surfaces 44c and 44d. Therefore, even if the sensor base 45 is attached, from the front F side to the rear B side. The rear surface 44f is less likely to collide with the sensor base 45 when sliding. Further, since the U-shaped notch is formed by the rear surface 44f and the pair of side surfaces 44c and 44d, it is easy to guide the sliding direction by the pair of side surfaces 44c and 44d.

According to this embodiment, the following effects are produced.
In the present embodiment, the mirror cabinet 1 includes the illumination device 4 having the sensor unit 42 that detects the proximity and movement of an object, and the cabinet body 3 to which the illumination device 4 is attached. The sensor unit 42 includes a sensor base 45 attached to the cabinet body 3, a casing 44 that can be attached to and detached from the sensor base 45, and an engagement unit 400 that engages the sensor base 45 and the casing 44 with each other. did.
In the present embodiment, when the sensor unit 42 is attached to the cabinet body 3, the engagement unit 400 that engages the sensor base 45 and the casing 44 with each other without using a dedicated metal fitting or a tool for handling the special metal fitting. Can be attached. For this reason, when the sensor unit 42 breaks down, maintenance work such as replacement and repair is facilitated.

According to the present embodiment, the engaging portion 400 is provided in the casing 44 and can be engaged with the sensor base 45, and the claw engaging recess formed in the sensor base 45 and engaged with the claw portion 441. 456.
In the present embodiment, since the engaging portion 400 is configured by a simple shape of the claw portion 441 and the claw engaging recess 456, the casing 44 and the sensor base 45 having the engaging portion 400 can be easily manufactured and attached. Work is easy and easy to understand.

  According to this embodiment, the attachment surface of the cabinet body 3 to which the sensor base 45 is attached is a substantially horizontal surface or a substantially vertical surface. Thereby, the sensor part 42 can be attached to a desired position regardless of the configuration of the mirror cabinet 1, whether it is a three-way mirror or a single-sided mirror, an openable type, or a sliding door type. Therefore, in a mirror cabinet having various configurations, when the sensor unit 42 breaks down, maintenance work such as replacement or repair is facilitated.

According to this embodiment, the insertion hole 331 through which the wiring 432 of the lighting device 4 is inserted is formed in the bottom surface portion 33. In addition, the sensor base 45 includes a main body 450 having a through hole 451 through which the wiring 432 is inserted, and a protrusion 453 protruding from the main body 450, and the protrusion 453 is configured as the sensor base 45. Is installed in the insertion hole 331 in a state of being attached to the bottom surface portion 33, and includes a temporary fixing portion 454 that can temporarily fix the terminal 431 a of the wiring 432.
When the mirror cabinet 1 is shipped, there is a case where the terminal 431a provided at the end of the wiring 432 disposed inside the cabinet main body 3 dives deeper into the cabinet main body 3 during transportation. . However, according to the present embodiment, since the temporary fixing portion 454 is formed inside the sensor base protrusion 453, the terminal 431a can be transported in a state of being accommodated in the temporary fixing portion 454, and the terminal 431a is temporarily fixed. Can be kept. Then, since the terminal 431a can be taken out immediately at the time of attachment work, workability | operativity improves.
Further, when connecting the wiring 432 arranged inside the cabinet body 3 with the wiring 432 extending from the sensor unit 42, when the terminal 431a is picked up and taken out, the terminal 431a hits a finger or the like and returns upward. Sometimes. However, according to the present embodiment, since the protruding portion 453 has the temporary fixing portion 454, the terminal 431a can be temporarily fixed in the temporary fixing portion, and workability is further improved.

  According to this embodiment, the main body 450 is formed in a plate shape, and the base recess 455 that is recessed toward the cabinet main body 3 is formed on the casing 44 side. Further, the protruding portion 453 is disposed on the cabinet body 3 side in the base recessed portion 455. The main body portion 450 is fastened to the bottom surface portion 33 by screwing, and therefore requires a predetermined thickness and strength to hide the screw. However, if the main body portion 450 is thick, it is difficult to take out the terminal 431a. According to the present embodiment, since the base recess 455 is formed in the main body 450, the thickness of the position for performing the operation of taking out the terminal 431a can be reduced while providing the thickness to ensure strength. Improves. Further, since the protrusion 453 is positioned on the base recess 455, the work of taking out the terminal 431a is performed on the base recess 455 side where the thickness is thin, and the temporary fixing portion 454 of the protrusion 453 can be used. , Workability is improved.

  According to the present embodiment, the sensor base 45 and the casing 44 are configured by elastically deformable members. The casing 44 was engaged with the sensor base 45 by sliding the inner edge of the casing 44 along the outer edge of the sensor base 45. Thereby, since the casing 44 engages with the sensor base 45 only by moving the casing 44 according to the sensor base 45, the sensor part 42 can be easily attached to the cabinet body 3.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and modifications, improvements, etc. within a scope that can achieve the object of the present invention are included in the present invention.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the bottom surface portion 33 as a mounting surface to which the sensor base 45 is attached is a substantially horizontal surface, and is substantially parallel to the installation surface of the bathroom vanity such as a floor, but is not limited thereto. For example, you may attach to the surface arrange | positioned in the substantially perpendicular direction of the cabinet main body 3. FIG. Examples of the surface arranged in the substantially vertical direction include the side surface portion 32, the back surface of the mirror portion 2, and when the mirror portion 2 is configured as a single-sided mirror, it is disposed inside the mirror portion with the door opened. An example of this is a curtain.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the engaging portion 400 is configured by the claw portion 411 formed in the casing 44 and the claw engaging recess portion 456 formed in the sensor base 45, but is not limited thereto. A recess may be formed on the casing side, and a protrusion such as a claw portion may be formed on the sensor base side. Further, the engaging portion is not limited to a combination of a projection such as a claw portion and a concave portion corresponding to the projection. There is no limitation as long as the sensor base and the casing can be detachably engaged, such as by forming a groove on the side surface of the sensor base or the casing and turning it like a lid.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated to the example the mirror cabinet provided in the bathroom vanity 100, it is not restricted to this. You may use for the mirror cabinet in which no wash facilities, such as a wash bowl and a faucet, are provided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mirror cabinet 3 Cabinet main body 4 Illuminating device 42 Sensor part 45 Sensor base 331 Insertion hole 431a, 431b Terminal 400 Engagement part 441 Claw part 450 Main body part 451 Through-hole 453 Projection part 454 Temporary fixing part 455 Base recessed part (recessed part)
456 Claw engaging recess 432 Wiring

Claims (6)

An illumination device having a sensor unit for detecting proximity and movement of an object;
A cabinet body to which the lighting device is attached, and a mirror cabinet comprising:
The sensor unit is
A sensor base attached to the cabinet body;
A casing removable from the sensor base;
A mirror cabinet having an engagement portion for engaging the sensor base and the casing with each other. The engaging portion is
A claw portion provided on the casing and engageable with the sensor base;
The mirror cabinet according to claim 1, comprising: a claw engaging recess formed on the sensor base and engaged with the claw portion.   The mirror cabinet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an attachment surface of the cabinet body to which the sensor base is attached is a substantially horizontal surface or a substantially vertical surface. The mounting surface is formed with an insertion hole through which the wiring of the lighting device is inserted,
The sensor base has a main body portion in which a through-hole through which the wiring is inserted is formed, and a protrusion protruding from the main body portion,
4. The mirror cabinet according to claim 3, wherein the protrusion has a temporary fixing portion that is accommodated in the insertion hole in a state where the sensor base is attached to the attachment surface, and that can temporarily fix the terminal of the wiring. . The body portion is formed in a plate shape, and a concave portion recessed on the cabinet body side is formed on the casing side surface,
The said projection part is a mirror cabinet of Claim 4 arrange | positioned at the said cabinet main body side in the said recessed part. The sensor base and the casing are composed of elastically deformable members,
The mirror cabinet according to claim 1, wherein the casing engages with the sensor base by sliding the inner edge of the casing along the outer edge of the sensor base.

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