JP3218490U - Evacuation Carrie Han - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a evacuation carry-cooker that can stably and easily transport an infant during evacuation in a disaster and enhance safety for the infant being transported.
A storage unit, a cover unit, a fixing belt unit, and a shoulder strap unit are provided. The storage unit has an opening at the top and a space for sleeping an infant B at the bottom. The cover 2 is formed on the head side of the opening 10 so as to cover the face B3 from the head B1 of the laid infant B, and the infant B Body part cover body 2B provided so as to cover the range from the leg part to the chest part from above, and the fixing belt part 3 is used as the width direction of the body of the infant B laid down in the longitudinal direction. The shoulder strap portion 4 is provided so as to straddle B. The shoulder strap portion 4 is adjacent to the height side of the baby B with the longitudinal direction being the width direction of the baby B body, and is provided so as to straddle the opening 10. 4A and 4B are provided.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an evacuation carriage hood that accommodates and transports infants during evacuation.

  As described in, for example, Patent Document 1 below, Cary Coohan includes a bowl-shaped couhan body that accommodates an infant and a handle provided at the opening edge of the couhan body. It can be transported by holding the handle while laying down or hanging it on one shoulder.

Registered Utility Model No. 3056551

  However, the carry han described in Patent Document 1 is in a state where the carry han is located on the side of the carrier when holding the handle or hanging on one shoulder, and the upper part of the couhan body is entirely Since it is open, it is unstable and extremely difficult to transport during an evacuation in a disaster or the like, and there is a high risk to infants.

  In other words, since the Cary Cohan described in Patent Document 1 is not supposed to be used during evacuation in a disaster, it can be transported stably and easily at the time of evacuation during a disaster, and the safety for infants is improved. Carrie Coohan is demanded.

  The housing portion includes a housing portion, a cover portion, a fixing belt portion, and a shoulder strap portion, and the housing portion is formed in a box shape having an opening at the top and a space for laying an infant at the bottom. Is a head cover body provided on the head side of the opening so as to cover the face from the head of the infant laid down, and extends from the leg of the infant laid down on the bottom to the chest A body part cover body provided so as to cover the range from above, and the fixing belt part is provided so as to straddle the infant as a width direction of the body of the infant laid down in the longitudinal direction. The shoulder strap portion is provided with two straps that are adjacent to each other on the infant's height side with the longitudinal direction being the width direction of the infant's body and that straddle the opening. Carrie Coohan It is when.

  The housing part, the cover part, the fixed belt part, and the shoulder strap part preferably have flame retardancy and flexibility.

  It is preferable that a reflector is disposed in the housing portion.

It is a use condition figure which shows the state which put the infant on the evacuation carry-cohan according to the present invention. It is a use condition figure which shows the state in which the carrier carried the evacuation carry-cooking. FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line (3)-(3) in FIG. 1.

  Hereinafter, an escape evacuation han (hereinafter referred to as “carry han”) A according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 1, Carrie Coohan A includes a housing part 1, a cover part 2 composed of a head cover body 2 </ b> A and a body part cover body 2 </ b> B, a fixed belt part 3, a shoulder strap part 4, and a reflector. 5 is provided.

  At the time of transport by Carrie Hanhan A, as shown in FIG. 2, the storage unit 1 is positioned on the abdomen side of the body of the carrier C, and the height direction of the infant B stored in the storage unit 1 (of the storage unit 1 (Longitudinal direction) is carried along the width direction of the body of the carrier C, and during the transportation, the carrier C can support the accommodating portion 1 with the arm C1 and always keep the state of the infant B. It can be confirmed.

  The accommodating portion 1 and the cover portion 2 are provided with an exterior material and an interior material having flame retardancy, flexibility, and waterproof properties, respectively, by interposing a cushion material (not shown) having flame retardance and flexibility inside. It is formed in a predetermined shape by sewing, so that the baby B can be protected from sparks, flying objects, rain, and the like during transportation, and can be easily folded when finished.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the accommodating portion 1 has an opening 10 at the top and has a box shape in which a space for allowing the infant B to lie on the bottom 11 is secured. The head cover body 2A is provided on the head B1 side of the infant B that has been struck, and the body part cover body 2B is provided on the leg side (the leg B2 side of the infant B laid on the bottom 11). Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the head cover body 2 </ b> A is provided on the head side of the opening 10 of the housing portion 1, and has a size that can cover the face B <b> 3 from the head B <b> 1 of the infant B laid down. It is formed in a hood shape.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the body part cover body 2 </ b> B is provided on the leg part side of the housing part 1 and can cover the range from the leg part B <b> 2 to the chest part B <b> 4 of the sleeping infant B from above. A portion corresponding to the leg portion side of the accommodating portion 1 is formed in a hood shape.

  An insertion cover body 20B through which the fixing belt part 3 is inserted is provided on the upper surface of the body part cover body 2B, and a buckle part 3C described later is covered with the insertion cover body 20B when the fixing belt part 3 is inserted. Thus, the buckle part 3C in the body part cover body 2B can be hidden to prevent the buckle part 3C from being detached during conveyance.

  The body part cover body 2B is adapted to be able to be exposed to the infant B by turning it up to the leg side from the state of covering the infant B that has been laid down. In the state, the infant B is accommodated in the accommodating part 1, and the infant B is taken out from the accommodating part 1.

  The fixed belt portion 3 is provided at the free ends of the belt bodies 3A and 3B provided on the bottom portion 11 on the width direction side and the belt bodies 3A and 3B as the width direction of the body of the infant B laid down in the longitudinal direction. The belt body 3A and 3B are connected to each other, and the belt body 3A and 3B are connected to each other, and the length of the belt body 3A and 3B is adjustable.

  The fixed belt portion 3 has the body portion cover body 2B placed on the infant B, and the belt bodies 3A and 3B are straddled over the body of the infant B, and the length is adjusted by being inserted through the insertion cover body 20B. However, by connecting with the buckle C, the body of the infant B can be fixed without slipping, and the fixing belt portion 3 can be prevented from coming into direct contact with the infant B.

  The shoulder strap 4 has two straps 4A and 4B provided so as to be adjacent to the head B1 side and the leg B2 side of the accommodating portion 1, with the longitudinal direction being the body width direction of the infant B, Each is provided so as to straddle the opening 10 of the accommodating portion 1.

  The straps 4A and 4B have an annular shape that surrounds the accommodating portion 1 in the width direction of the infant B's body, and the outer bottom 12 of the accommodating portion 1 and the outer walls 13 on both sides corresponding to the width direction of the infant B's body, It is fixed by sewing.

  The interval between the adjacent straps 4A and 4B is set as an interval corresponding to the average adult shoulder width, but an adjustment belt for adjusting the interval between the straps 4A and 4B in order to prevent displacement and adjust the width when carrying the straps. 4C is provided.

  The adjustment belt 4C is provided so as to extend over the straps 4A and 4B on the back side of the carrier C. By adjusting the length of the adjustment belt 4C, the straps 4A and 4B can be prevented from slipping when being carried. The width adjustment of 4A and 4B is performed.

  The straps 4A and 4B are provided with a length adjusting unit 4D that adjusts the length in the middle of the circumferential direction. By adjusting the length of the straps 4A and 4B by the length adjusting unit 4D, C can be easily transported.

  The reflector 5 has a flexible tape shape and is attached to the front surface of the housing portion 1.

  Examples of the reflector 5 include those having a function of reflecting irradiation light, those having a light storage function, and the like, and can indicate the presence of the wearer B by light emission by reflection or light storage during evacuation at night.

  According to the Cary Cohan A having the above-described configuration, when the baby B is to be laid down in the housing part 1, the body part cover body 2 </ b> B is turned up and the baby B is laid down at the bottom 11 of the housing part 1.

  When the baby B is laid on the bottom 11, the face B3 of the baby B is positioned so as to be covered with the head cover body 2A.

  In the state where the infant B is laid on the bottom 11, the body B 2 </ b> B can be covered with the body part cover body 2 </ b> B to cover the range of the leg B <b> 2 to the chest B <b> 4 of the infant B.

  While the body part cover body 2B is put on the infant B, the belt bodies 3A and 3B of the fixed belt part 3 are straddled from the body part cover body 2B onto the body of the infant B while adjusting the length. By connecting with the buckle C, the body of the infant B is fixed so as not to slip, and the body of the infant B is protected.

  After the infant B is fixed to the storage unit 1, the storage unit 1 is positioned in front of the carrier C, and the shoulder strap 4 is placed with the longitudinal direction of the storage unit 1 along the width direction of the body of the carrier C. The straps 4A and 4B are hung on the right shoulder and left shoulder of the carrier C, respectively, so that it can be transported.

  That is, Carrie Coohan A is fixed so that the body of the infant B does not slip, and the body of the infant B is protected. When the carrier C carries the shoulder strap 4, Since it is hung on the shoulder and the accommodating part 1 is located in front of the carrier C, it can be transported stably and easily at the time of evacuation in the event of a disaster, and the safety for the infant B can be enhanced.

  It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and can be implemented with a configuration without departing from the contents described in each section of the claims of the utility model registration.

A: Carrie Coohan B: Infant C: Carrier 1: Housing part 2: Cover part 3: Fixed belt part 4: Shoulder strap part 10: Opening part 11: Bottom part B1: Head part B2: Leg part B3: Face B4: Chest part 2A: Head cover body 2B: Body part cover body 4A: Strap 4B: Strap 5: Reflector

Claims (3)

It includes an accommodating part, a cover part, a fixing belt part, and a shoulder strap part,
The housing part is formed in a box shape with an opening at the top and a space for laying the baby at the bottom.
The cover includes a head cover provided on the head side of the opening so as to cover the face from the head of the infant laid down, and a leg portion of the baby laid down on the bottom. A body part cover body provided so as to cover and cover the range from the top to the chest,
The fixing belt portion is provided so as to straddle the infant as the width direction of the infant's body laid in the longitudinal direction,
The shoulder strap portion is provided with two straps that are adjacent to each other on the infant's height side with the longitudinal direction as the width direction of the infant's body and that straddle the opening. Coohan.   The evacuation carry-cooking according to claim 1, wherein the housing portion, the cover portion, the fixing belt portion, and the shoulder strap portion have flame retardancy, flexibility, and waterproofness.   The evacuation carry-cooker according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a reflector is disposed in the housing portion.

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