JP3061831U - Electricity sales rocker - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] [Problem] A device is stolen by all kinds of electric devices and chargers that require batteries and electric power on the go, such as personal computers, electronic notebooks, headphone stereos and mobile phones called mobile. Provide a coin locker that supplies and sells electricity without fear. SOLUTION: A household power outlet is installed inside each private room of a coin locker, a charge is input, and a power supply selection button is pressed, a power supply is started for a predetermined time, and a charge higher than a normal use of the coin locker is used when the power supply function is used. The setting is selected. If it is used continuously after the elapse of the predetermined time, the sum is accumulated and the key of the door is locked until the settlement is made.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention is applicable to all types of electrical devices that require batteries and power on the go, such as mobile computers, electronic notebooks, headphone stereos, mobile phones, rechargeable shave appliances and rechargeable power tools. It supplies and sells electricity without fear of theft of equipment.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In the related art, when the remaining battery power is exhausted, the above-mentioned electric devices become unusable. Further, in the battery automatic charging device of Patent No. 2645106, since the charging function is integrated, it is impossible or extremely difficult to cope with all kinds of electrical devices. In addition, the space as a locker is extremely short for accommodating large-sized devices such as notebook computers and devices with built-in chargers such as electric tools. In station yards where land prices are high and location is also scarce, there is great resistance to installing coin-operated lockers instead of coin lockers. This is because complaints from coin locker users are expected because the usage is low compared to coin lockers. Furthermore, since the release card key is printed and issued one by one, the device becomes complicated and expensive. In addition, the mobile phone charge system of Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3053388 not only charges a mobile phone but also charges a part of the mobile phone due to the variety of socket shapes and ratings. Furthermore, preventive measures against equipment theft were impossible or extremely insufficient.

[0003] The above-mentioned charging devices and the like were certainly significant in the past when large-sized and heavy-duty charging devices such as mobile phones were used, but they have no meaning since they are no longer provided in a compact and lightweight form. Is gone. The problem is that the charging target is more limited and the versatility is inferior.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 There were few facilities that charge and use devices such as mobile phones and laptops that are carried on the go. Although there were dedicated machines for charging some models of mobile phones indoors, such as at stores such as the utility model, general-purpose devices such as mobile phones, personal computers, and power tools could all be charged. Did not. There was also a danger of being stolen if left during charging.

An object of the present invention is to provide power to all devices even when away from home, to supply power not only to an external charger but also to a device with a built-in charger, The goal is to provide a device that can be stored in a locker and that is not stolen even if the device is left alone.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above purpose, in the present invention, the same outlet as the household power supply is installed inside the locker to supply power. The locker room will be large enough to accommodate laptops and word processors. A small locker room for mobile phones may be provided.

[0007] The charge settlement collection function is linked to the lock function of the door lock.

The lock function does not operate unless an initial fee is input, and the key cannot be removed. In the case of a type with a locker that has only a storage function, it works only as a normal coin locker unless the power selection button is pressed.

[0009] The function lock of the lock cannot be released unless the charge is calculated and charged based on the elapsed time and the power consumption and the settlement amount is input.

[00010]

[Action]

 Compatible with all devices and chargers. Since it is a household power supply, it can charge almost all communication equipment, electronic equipment, and electrical equipment.

Since each dedicated charger is connected, there is no adverse effect such as improper charging procedure or battery damage due to sudden overcharging.

Since it can be installed in a coin locker, it does not take up space, and there is no problem with the location. Sales efficiency can be increased compared to the old coin locker function that only stores.

[0013] All devices are housed in a locker and there is no danger of theft.

For example, since billing is performed in units of 30 minutes, a profit more than several times that of a conventional coin locker can be expected. Does not impair the function as a normal coin locker at all. Even if the device is left inside the locker even after charging is completed, locker management can be performed without losing profit opportunities by charging for time.

[0015]

【Example】

 Embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic view of one coin locker room according to the first embodiment, in which a door is open.

Reference numeral 101 denotes a household power outlet installed in a coin locker private room, which is turned on when a charge is input to a coin mechanic and a power-on button 102 is pressed. Reference numeral 103 denotes a coin charging port for a coin mechanic, which is connected to an internal coin mechanic. Reference numeral 104 denotes a display device which displays an accumulated charge and a function menu after a lapse of an initial predetermined charge. Reference numeral 105 denotes a manual door lock which can be locked and removed when a fee is input when storing the device, and can be unlocked after the fee is settled when removing the device. Reference numeral 106 denotes a fee return port. 107 is a door and 108 is a locker private room.

FIG. 2 is a functional configuration diagram.

A coin mechanic 201 controls the entire system. The coin mechanic 202 deposits and withdraws coins, and includes the coin insertion slot 103 and the coin return slot 106 shown in FIG. The operation unit 203 changes a charge setting, sets a free charge, and changes a unit time. The storage unit 204 temporarily stores the accumulated time and the like. 205 displays the required amount data from the storage unit. 206 is a timer that counts the use time. Reference numeral 207 denotes a switch, which switches on the secondary power supply based on a signal from the coin mechanic that the charge is sensed and the power supply button is pressed, or shuts off after discharging the device. Reference numeral 208 denotes a secondary output outlet. A power supply unit 209 not only distributes the primary input to the secondary side but also supplies the operating power of the system.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart at the time of operation.

When the user stores the device in the locker, inserts an initial charge from the coin slot (Step 301), and presses the power-on button (Step 302), power-on is started (Step 303). At the same time, the door lock is unlocked and locked (step 304), and the key can be removed once the door is closed (305).

When a predetermined time of the initial charge has elapsed, the door lock is locked (step 307), and the door cannot be unlocked with the manual lock. At the same time, counting of the excess time starts (step 308), and the amount is displayed on the integrating display (step 309). The above operation is not performed within a predetermined time, and the door can be opened and closed any number of times.

When the user inputs the charge of the accumulated amount (step 310), the function lock of the door lock is released (step 311), and the door lock can be unlocked (step 312).

In this way, the door can be opened and the charged device can be taken out (step 313).

[0024]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, in the case of the present invention, it can be applied to all electric appliances powered by a household power supply. It can be used with any charger, so it can be used with both mobile phones and laptops.

It can be installed together without impairing the function as a normal coin locker.

[0026]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an internal and external front view.

FIG. 2 Functional diagram

FIG. 3 is an operation chart.

[Explanation of symbols]

 101: outlet of home power supply 102: electrification selection button 103: coin insertion slot 104: accumulated amount display 105: manual door key 106: coin return slot 107: door 108: locker room

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A coin locker in which a household power outlet is provided in all or a part of the locker room. 2. A means for calculating and collecting charges based on time or power consumption or using the power together, a function capable of changing or setting free charge, and starting to supply power to a power outlet if no charge is input. 2. The coin locker according to claim 1, wherein the coin locker has a function of preventing the door from being unlocked and a function of not opening the door unless the fee is settled. 3. A locker room for ordinary luggage storage,
3. A coin locker according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein a high charge can be collected only when using electric power.