JP3140697U - Bus stop timetable lighting system - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
Since the present invention does not involve wiring work etc. at the time of installing the bus timetable lighting device at the bus stop, it can be installed at low cost and at the same time by supplying the bus stop timetable lighting device with low running cost It is intended for the convenience of passengers.
The present invention provides a battery and a light source in a bus stop timetable lighting device main body, and pushes a push button switch to illuminate the timetable whenever lighting is required, thereby extending battery life and wiring work. Therefore, the cost of the installation work is reduced, and theft prevention is also achieved by using an antitheft screw for the installation.
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Description

      The present invention relates to a lighting device for a timetable at a bus stop.

      Most timetables at conventional bus stops, except for large ones in urban areas, are provided with a timetable bulletin board on the sign pole of the stop, and there is no lighting at night, so the timetable can be read. It was difficult.

      As an improvement measure, the present invention provides a lighting device that can be easily attached to a bus stop sign and can read a timetable.

In particular, at bus stops in poorly populated areas, it is dark because there is no lighting at night, and even if an illuminating device is to be installed, a device using a commercial power supply is large and very difficult in terms of cost. Those using solar cells also have many problems, including the main unit cost, installation cost, and maintenance.
In addition, this lighting device had to consider mischief and theft.

      In order to solve this problem, the present invention is an integrated type in which a battery and a light source are provided in a strong casing, and irradiates a timetable only when a switch is pressed when necessary. In addition, for the purpose of prevention of mischief and theft, the use of special screws that cannot be turned with ordinary tools has the effect of preventing mischief and theft.

      The effect of implementing the present invention is that the main body only needs to be attached to the timetable bulletin board at the bus stop, wiring work for installation is unnecessary, and the installation cost is very low, and the switch is pushed only when necessary. By lighting the battery, it is possible to greatly reduce battery consumption.

      When installing the lighting device of the present invention, it is desirable not to protrude as much as possible from the stop sign for safety. Therefore, it is desirable to illuminate from the side of the bus timetable. A shape in which a switch is provided in front of this is desirable.

      An embodiment will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state in which the bus stop timetable illumination device of the present invention is attached to a bus stop sign. 1 is a timetable illumination device embodying the present invention, and is attached to a timetable display unit 3 of 2 bus stop signs. The timetable 4 is attached to illuminate.

      Next, the bus stop timetable illumination device of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. A transparent protective plate 5 is provided on the side surface of one lighting device body, and three LED light sources 6 are provided on the inside thereof. A push button switch 7 is provided on the front surface, and the light source 6 is turned on when the switch is pressed. In this description, the light source is described as an LED because of low power consumption, but it goes without saying that another light source may be used. Needless to say, the number of light sources may be decreased or increased in accordance with the size of the timetable to be irradiated.

      In the present embodiment, the battery can be replaced by sliding the lid portion i of the housing as indicated by an arrow B, but the opening method may of course be another method.

      FIG. 3 shows a state in which the lighting device main body 1 is attached to the timetable display unit 3, and the anti-theft is prevented by attaching the lighting device main body with a special anti-theft screw 8 from the back side. It is well known that some anti-theft screws can only be turned with a special screwdriver.

Industrial applicability

      Needless to say, the present invention can be used not only for lighting of timetables but also for other bulletin boards, interior lights, interior lights, and pouch lights.

It is a perspective view which shows the state of the bus stop sign which implemented this invention. It is a perspective view of the illuminating device main body in this invention. It is a side view which shows the state which attaches this invention to a timetable display part.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Illuminating device main body 2 Bus stop sign 3 Timetable display part 4 Timetable 5 Transparent protective board 6 Light source 7 Pushbutton switch 8 Special screw

Claims (2)

A bus stop timetable illuminator that can be attached to a bus stop sign at the same time as the timetable illuminator at the bus stop by reducing the battery consumption time by turning on the light only when the battery is installed and the switch is pressed.       A bus stop timetable lighting device for the purpose of preventing mischief and theft by attaching a special screw for theft from the back of the timetable bulletin board at the bus stop to the lighting device.