JP3142946U - Remote control type Buddhist altar - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a gorgeous decoration due to the peculiarity of colors, eliminate the inconvenience that lighting does not work, and because the power consumption is extremely low, the battery can be used effectively, and it can be lit by remote control operation from a distance. Provides a flashing remote control Buddhist altar.
A Buddhist altar decorated with a Buddhist instrument that emits a light, is provided with a one-hand-held remote control panel that blinks the light, the light source is a light-emitting diode, and the Buddhist instrument emits light in addition to the light-emitting diode. A battery for supplying electricity required for causing the diode to emit light and a receiver for switching on / off the supply of electricity according to transmission information from a remote control operation panel are provided.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a remote-controlled lantern Buddhist altar in which the illumination of a Buddha can be blinked (turned on and off) by a remote control (abbreviated as a remote control in this specification).

  The Buddhist altar refers to the general stage of the Buddha in the broad sense, and includes the stage where the Buddha statue is enshrined in the temple's Buddhist temple. Often refers to things. The interior is gorgeous, imitating the Buddhist halls of the main temples of Buddhist denominations. Buddha statues are placed on the interior and decorated with lights such as ring lights and hanging lanterns. Or the rank is paid.

  Traditionally, candles have been used for lighting, but in recent years, incandescent bean bulbs that resemble candle lighting have recently been used because they are not only difficult to ignite, but also cause burning and risk of fire. In addition, the light bulbs can be flashed with a switch without being ignited by a match so that they can be used easily.

  According to the traditional Buddhist altar, an incandescent light bulb was used for the light as described above, but it resembles a tapered light on the outside. It is imitated, and if it is in a lantern or a hanging lantern, it is imitated that a candlelight is inside. However, because the color of the light is monotonous, there is a limit to gorgeously decorating the inside of the Buddhist altar, and it is troublesome to replace when the light bulb breaks, especially if it is a disabled person such as an elderly person. was difficult. In addition, household electricity is taken into the light bulb power supply by wiring, so wiring seems complicated, and it is necessary to move closer to the switch when lighting, so movement is particularly inconvenient. I felt inconvenience.

  In view of the above circumstances, this device enables gorgeous decoration due to the peculiarity of colors, eliminates the inconvenience that lighting does not work, and makes it possible to use the battery effectively because it consumes very little power. There was a challenge to provide a remote control Buddhist altar that can be flashed by remote control even from a distance.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention is a Buddhist altar decorated with a Buddhist instrument that emits a light, and includes a one-hand-held remote control panel that blinks the light, the light source is a light emitting diode, In addition to the light emitting diode, a battery for supplying electricity necessary for causing the light emitting diode to emit light and a receiver for switching on / off the power supply by transmission information from a remote control operation panel are provided. It provides a remote control-type lantern Buddhist altar as a feature.

  According to the remote control lantern Buddhist altar of this device, the variety and specificity of the light emitted by the light-emitting diodes enables decoration with gorgeous and attractive Buddhist tools, and the light-emitting diodes have a semi-permanent lifetime, so they can be lit. There are no inconveniences that make it difficult to use, and the power consumption is extremely small, so it is possible to use the battery effectively. It has excellent effects such as being able to blink and being very good especially for those who are unable to move.

  Next, an embodiment of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a Mokon-type lantern Buddhist altar P with a one-hand-held remote control panel H attached to it, and the left and right doors 2 and 2 are shown open so that the inside can be seen. The interior is basically three-tiered, and a shaft 5 representing the main shrine is hung on the palace 3 on top of the shumidan 1 as an upper tier. In relation to the palace 3, a ring light 7 and a hanging lantern 9 are hung on both sides separated from the palace 3 by pillars 6 and 6, respectively, and a candle stand 11 is placed in the middle. Needless to say, the interior, structure, decoration, and the like can be different from the one shown in the figure, such as the image of the principal being placed instead of the shaft 5.

  The lantern 7 and the hanging lantern 9 are detachably equipped with a lighting device 13 as shown in FIG. 2, and the lantern 7 is installed on the lower end seat 15 in the ring. In 9, a similar lamp 13 is installed in a semi-transparent circular lantern.

  The lighting device 13 has a transparent or translucent hollow body 19 standing on a case 17 as a mounting base, and the hollow body 19 has a shape of a candle lamp, in which a light emitting diode (LED) 21 is placed. Decorated. In addition to the battery 23, the case 17 includes a receiver 25 for turning it on / off with respect to the light emitting diode 21, and the light receiving portion 27 is exposed to the front surface. The light emitting diode 21 is of various light emitting colors such as red (about 1.5V), pink, yellow, and green (all about 2.5V).

  The candle stand 11 is different in shape from the above, but is equipped with a lighting device 13. A cylindrical case 17 resembling a candle and a hollow body 19 resembling the light stand on the candle stand 11 one after another. It is installed. In this case as well, although not shown, the light emitting diode 21 is housed in the hollow body 19 as described above (FIG. 2), the battery 23 and the receiver 25 are housed in the case 17, and the case 17 has a front surface. The light receiving unit 27 is exposed.

  The remote control operation panel H is of a size that fits in the palm of the hand, has several buttons, emits infrared rays or the like to the light receiving unit 27 by button operation, and blinks the lamp 13. . In this case, it is desirable to use the selection button format so that the lamps 13 can be blinked individually or all can be blinked at once. For example, the button 29 can blink the lamp 7, the hanging lamp 9, and the candle stand 11 individually one after another, and the button 30 can blink all at once.

  FIG. 3 shows a case where the lantern 12 is used, but it can also be used as a luminaire 13 attached to a Buddhist ware, and a case 17 as a stand is decorated with a lotus flower shape 31 on which a circular and light pink The semi-transparent hollow body 19 is erected, in which a red light emitting diode 21 is arranged at the center, and a plurality of blue and orange light emitting diodes 21, 21,. Therefore, it becomes a very solemn and fascinating color.

It is the perspective view seen from the front which shows the remote control type lighting Buddhist altar of this device. It is a front view which partially cuts out and shows the lighting device with which the Buddhist altar is attached. It is a front view which partially cuts and shows the lighting device by other embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

P Remote control light Buddhist altar H Remote control panel 7 Ring lamp as Buddhist tool 9 Hanging lantern as Buddhist tool 11 Candle stand as Buddhist tool 12 Lighting lantern as Buddhist tool 13 Lamp 17 Case 19 Hollow body 21 Light emitting diode 23 Battery 25 Receiver

Claims (2)

  A Buddhist altar decorated with a Buddhist instrument that emits a light, equipped with a one-handed remote control panel that blinks the light, the light source is a light-emitting diode, and the light-emitting diode emits light to the Buddhist instrument in addition to the light-emitting diode A remote-controlled lantern Buddhist altar characterized by comprising a battery for supplying electricity required for the operation and a receiver for switching on / off the supply of electricity according to transmission information from a remote control operation panel. A luminaire is detachably attached to the Buddhist ware, and the luminaire is provided with a light or semi-light hollow hollow body in which a light emitting diode is erected in a case as a mounting base, and the battery and receiver are erected in the case. The remote-controlled lantern Buddhist altar according to claim 1, wherein

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