JP4206411B2 - Portable security buzzer - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable security buzzer.

In general, a portable security buzzer turns on the alarm by pulling the member from the body or pulling the body away from the member so that the alarm can be sounded immediately when the owner encounters a dangerous scene It is configured to be able to.
In particular, as a configuration that is typically used, there is a configuration in which a switch pin is inserted into the main body, and an alarm switch is turned on by pulling the switch pin from the main body. Some portable security buzzers that pull this switch pin to turn on the switch can be pulled out of the main body just by pulling out the switch pin and pulling out the switch pin completely from the main body. There are types.

  In the former type of portable security buzzer, since the switch pin is not separated from the main body, if the switch pin is accidentally pulled, the switch pin can be immediately returned to stop the alarm. In other words, there is a risk that the alarm can be easily stopped when a dangerous situation is actually met. Contrary to the former, the latter type of portable crime prevention buzzer has the merit that it is difficult to stop the alarm when an actually dangerous situation is encountered.

  Thus, the security buzzer having the pull-out type switch has the merit that it is difficult to stop the alarm, but requires a relatively large movement for the pull-out operation. For this reason, there is a problem that it is difficult to switch on in situations where movement is difficult, such as in a crowded train.

In addition, many of conventional portable security buzzers are not taken into consideration for waterproofing even though they are carried outdoors. For this reason, when the portable security buzzer attached to the bag gets wet in the rain, water may enter the inside and corrode the electric circuit. And since the alarm sound of the security buzzer is very loud, the operation test cannot be performed very frequently, and the reliability to operate reliably when necessary is important.
The security buzzer (alarm) described in Patent Document 1 is a wristwatch type and is considered for waterproofness. However, although the waterproof structure of the switch of this security buzzer is not described in detail, it is a complicated one requiring a plurality of parts as far as it can be understood from the drawings. Moreover, since the switch of the type which pulls out a pin is not provided, there exists a possibility that an alarm may be stopped easily.
JP-A-8-334574

  This invention is made in view of the above backgrounds, and makes it a subject to provide the portable crime prevention buzzer which can sound an alarm sound by simple operation even in the situation where movement is hard to take.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a portable crime prevention buzzer for generating an alarm sound, wherein a buzzer body having a switch hole, and the alarm sound is generated by being inserted into and pulled out from the switch hole. A switch pin serving as one switch and a push button switch provided on the buzzer body and serving as a second switch for generating the alarm sound are provided.

  According to such a portable security buzzer, even in situations where it is not easy to move, such as in a crowded train, the second switch is closed by a simple operation of pressing the push button switch, and an alarm sound is sounded. You can ask for help. Moreover, while the criminal who harms the user is surprised by the alarm sound, the alarm sound cannot be easily stopped by pulling out the switch pin and closing the first switch.

In the portable security buzzer described above, it is desirable that the push button switch has a waterproof structure.
By configuring in this way, even if the portable security buzzer is attached to the bag and gets wet, water does not enter the portable security buzzer, and an audible alarm can be heard when necessary. Can be sounded.

  In the portable crime prevention buzzer described above, it is preferable that the first switch and the second switch are connected in parallel to a circuit that generates an alarm sound. With such a configuration, it is possible to sound an alarm sound by either pressing the push button switch or pulling out the switch pin. In other words, once the switch pin is removed, the alarm can be sounded regardless of the operation of the push button. If the push button switch is pushed in addition to pulling out the switch pin, the push button switch is pushed again, and the alarm sound cannot be stopped unless the switch pin is also inserted.

And the portable crime prevention buzzer of the present invention is such that the push button switch has a rod-shaped portion and a button member having a rubber-like collar portion provided on the rod-shaped portion, and a circuit board provided inside the buzzer body. A push switch element and a ring-shaped stopper are provided , the rod-shaped portion of the button member is exposed to the outside through a through-hole formed in the outer case of the buzzer body, and the push switch element is disposed on the rod-shaped portion. The stopper is fixed to the case in a state where the stopper is disposed at the base end and the flange is pressed against the edge of the through hole by the stopper .

With such a button member and stopper , waterproofing between the case and the button is ensured, and the switch on the internal circuit board is directly pressed by the button member, so that it is waterproof with an extremely simple configuration. A push button switch that ensures performance can be configured. That is, when the collar is pressed against the case, it is waterproof, and the collar of the button member is made of a rubber-like material, so that the collar is elastically deformed, and the push switch element on the circuit board is A pushing stroke can be obtained.

  In the portable security buzzer described above, it is desirable that the tip of the rod-shaped portion is retracted from the extended surface of the contour of the outer surface of the case. In this way, the tip of the rod-shaped portion is retracted (lower) than the extended surface of the outer surface of the case, so that the possibility of accidentally turning on the second switch is reduced even if something hits when carrying.

  In the portable security buzzer described above, the outer surface of the case is formed in a funnel shape around the through hole, and the tip of the rod-shaped portion protrudes from the boundary between the through hole and the funnel-shaped surface. Is desirable. In this way, the tip of the rod-shaped portion protrudes from the boundary between the funnel-shaped surface and the through hole, that is, the lower end of the funnel-shaped surface, so that when the rod-shaped portion is touched with a finger, the rod-shaped portion is pushed in Can do.

  According to the present invention, not only is the alarm sound not easily stopped by the first switch that pulls out the switch pin, but also the alarm sound can be easily generated by the second switch even in a situation where the user cannot easily move. It can be sounded.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate. In the drawings to be referred to, FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of the portable crime prevention buzzer according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 2A is an exploded perspective view of the portable crime prevention buzzer according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2B is an exploded perspective view seen from the inner surface side of the lower case.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the portable security buzzer 1 includes a buzzer body 10 and a switch pin 20. The switch pin 20 is a constituent member of the extraction switch 2 as the first switch. The switch pin 20 is normally inserted into the switch hole 13a, and the buzzer body 10 is configured such that an alarm sound is switched on when the switch pin 20 is pulled out from the switch hole 13a. A push button switch 3 as a second switch is disposed on the upper surface of the buzzer body 10 (hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, “upper” and “lower” are used in the upper and lower parts of FIG. 1).

A chain 91 is attached to the buzzer body 10 in order to suspend the buzzer body 10 from a hook or the like, and a hook 92 that can be attached to and detached from a ring-shaped metal fitting or the like is coupled to the end of the chain 91. Moreover, in order to attach the buzzer main body 10 to a somewhat thick member such as a school bag belt, a band 93 that can be coupled to each other at the ends is provided on the lower side. At both ends of the band 93, hook and loop fasteners 93a and 93b are provided by sewing or the like.
The length of the band 93 is preferably about 10 to 15 cm, more preferably about 11 to 12.5 cm. Such a length makes it easy to attach to the belt of the school bag and makes it impossible to attach it to the neck or the like. Further, by using the hook-and-loop fasteners 93a and 93b, the hook-and-loop fasteners 93a and 93b can be easily detached from the hook and attached to other hooks, and can be attached to various thickness portions.

The switch pin 20 includes a pin portion 21 that is inserted into the switch hole 13 a of the buzzer body 10 and a columnar head 22 that is provided at one end of the pin portion 21.
A ring-shaped first seal member 51 is fitted on the pin portion 21. When the switch pin 20 is inserted into the switch hole 13a, the first seal member 51 is sandwiched between the head 22 and a part around the switch hole 13a of the buzzer body 10 (see the edge 13e, FIG. 3B). The This prevents water from entering the buzzer body 10 from the switch hole 13a.
The inner diameter of the first seal member 51 is preferably the same as or slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the pin portion 21. By doing in this way, when the switch pin 20 is pulled out from the buzzer body 10, the first seal member 51 does not fall off the pin portion 21, and the waterproof performance when the switch pin 20 is inserted into the switch hole 13a again is obtained. Can be secured. The first seal member 51 is preferably rubber-like.

  A through hole 22 a is formed in the head 22, and a strap 94 is attached to the hole 22 a via a ring 95. The strap 94 functions as a portion for grasping the switch pin 20 to be quickly pulled out from the buzzer body 10 when the user of the portable security buzzer 1 encounters danger.

  In the buzzer body 10, the outer case C is composed of an upper case 11 as a first case and a lower case 12 as a second case. The upper case 11 is provided with a cap 14 that allows a loud alarm sound to be emitted from the speaker 33 (see FIG. 2) to the outside and protects the speaker 33 from being directly exposed to water. Yes. The case C has an oval shape as a whole, and the above-described switch hole 13a is arranged at the tip in the long diameter direction.

As shown in FIG. 2A, an alarm device 30 is accommodated in the case C. The alarm device 30 is connected to a circuit board 31 provided with a circuit for outputting a signal for generating an alarm sound, a battery 32 serving as a power source of the apparatus, and the circuit board 31 via an electric wire 34, and a signal from the circuit is received. A speaker 33 that emits an alarm sound when input, a switch member 13 that constitutes a first switch, and a push switch element 45 that constitutes a second switch are provided. 2A shows a state in which the portable security buzzer 1 of FIG. 1 is disassembled upside down.
On the circuit board 31 (on the back side of the circuit board 31 in FIG. 2A), the switch member 13 constituting the first switch is fixed by soldering or the like. The aforementioned switch hole 13 a is a hole formed in the switch member 13. Similarly, on the circuit board 31 (in the back side of the circuit board 31 in FIG. 2A), a push switch element 45 constituting the second switch is fixed.

  The switch member 13 is a cylindrical member having a switch hole 13a opened so that the switch pin 20 can be inserted from one side. The switch member 13 is disposed so as to be sandwiched between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12. That is, the switch member 13 is disposed at the boundary between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12. The switch hole 13a is exposed from between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12 to the outside.

The circuit board 31 is formed with two small holes 31 a for fixing the circuit board 31 to the upper case 11 with screws 98.
The upper case 11 has two bosses 11a corresponding to the positions of the small holes 31a. The circuit board 31 is fixed to the upper case 11 by passing the screw 98 through the small hole 31a and screwing it into the boss 11a. The number of screws 98 for fixing the circuit board 31 to the upper case 11 may be one or three or more.

Corresponding to the shape of the switch member 13, a semicircular recess 11 c is formed at the edge of the upper case 11, and a semicircular recess 12 c is formed at the edge of the lower case 12. A ring-shaped second seal member 52 is disposed between the switch member 13 and the recesses 11c and 12c so that water does not enter the case C from between the switch member 13 and the recesses 11c and 12c. Has been. Further, a ring-shaped third seal member 53 is disposed between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12 so that water does not enter the case C from between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12. As described above, since the switch member 13 is disposed at the boundary between the upper case 11 and the lower case 12, the third seal member 53 is not a single ring but a second seal on a part of the ring. The member 52 is interposed. That is, the second seal member 52 and the third seal member 53 are a seal member 55 formed integrally. The second seal member 52 and the third seal member 53 are preferably rubber-like.
The upper case 11 and the lower case 12 are formed with grooves into which the seal member 55 is inserted along the edges, so that the assembling work can be easily performed.

The upper case 11 is formed with four bosses 11 b toward the lower case 12.
Corresponding to the four bosses 11b, the lower case 12 is formed with four small holes 12b. The upper case 11 and the lower case 12 are joined together by sandwiching a seal member 55 therebetween, and then screwing screws 97 into the four bosses 11b through the small holes 12b. As described above, the upper case 11 and the lower case 12 are coupled by the four screws 97, so that the adhesion between the seal member 55 and the upper case 11 and the lower case 12 is enhanced, and excellent waterproof performance is exhibited. The

  A circular speaker mounting rib 15 is formed on the inner surface of the upper case 11. In the center of the speaker mounting rib 15, an alarm sound discharge hole 16 penetrating vertically (in the thickness direction of the upper case 11) is formed. As will be described later, a speaker 33 is attached to the speaker attachment rib 15 via an attachment ring 35.

  A band mounting hole 17 corresponding to the width of the band 93 is formed on the outer surface of the lower case 12 toward the width direction (the minor axis direction) of the lower case 12. In order to form the band mounting hole 17, a die-cutting hole 17a is required on the inner surface of the lower case 12 as shown in FIG. Therefore, a waterproof wall 17b that matches the shape of the die punching hole 17a is molded as a separate part and bonded to the die punching hole 17a.

Next, the seal structure of the switch hole 13a and the waterproof structure of the speaker 33 will be described. 3A and 3B are cross-sectional views taken along the line III-III of FIG. 1, in which FIG. 3A shows a state in which the switch pin is inserted into the switch hole, and FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line IV-IV in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3A, the switch pin 20 has a locking groove 21 a formed in the circumferential direction near the center in the length direction of the pin portion 21. On the other hand, a protrusion 13 b is formed in the switch hole 13 a of the switch member 13 corresponding to the locking groove 21 a of the inserted switch pin 20. That is, when the switch pin 20 is inserted into the switch hole 13a, the protrusion 13b is engaged with the locking groove 21a. More specifically, in this inserted state, the positional relationship between the protrusion 13b, the locking groove 21a, and the corner 21b is such that the protrusion 13b contacts the corner 21b of the step portion on the distal end side of the locking groove 21a. It has been established. Therefore, in a state where the switch pin 20 is inserted into the switch hole 13a, the switch pin 20 is urged so as to be drawn toward the inside of the switch hole 13a, so that the gap between the opening edge 13e of the switch hole 13a and the head 22 is increased. The first seal member 51 is held between the two.
Accordingly, the switch hole 13a is blocked from the outside by the first seal member 51, thereby preventing water from entering the inside.

  In the switch hole 13a, there are provided a first contact 13c of a fixed electrode and a second contact 13d facing the first contact 13c. The second contact 13d has a leaf spring structure and is always biased toward the first contact 13c. When the switch pin 20 is inserted into the switch hole 13a, as shown in FIG. 3A, the tip of the pin portion 21 deflects the second contact 13d, and the second contact 13d is separated from the first contact 13c. It is in a state. Then, when the switch pin 20 is pulled out from the switch hole 13a, as shown in FIG. 3B, the second contact 13d is restored to the first contact 13c side and comes into contact with the first contact 13c. The alarm action is switched on.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the wall portion 16 a in which the alarm sound emitting hole 16 is formed is in a position that is recessed by one step from the outer surface 11 f of the upper case 11. Moreover, the outer wall 11w and the wall part 16a which form the outer surface 11f are connected by the surrounding wall 16b. An inner rib 16c is formed on the wall 16a from the edge of the alarm sound emission hole 16 to the outside. Further, on the outer peripheral side of the inner rib 16c, an outer rib 16d concentric with the inner rib 16c is formed outward from the wall portion 16a.

The cap 14 has a bottom wall 14a and a peripheral wall 14b rising from the outline of the bottom wall 14a, and has a substantially cup shape. A plurality of connection legs 14c are formed on the inner side of the cup so as to protrude from the bottom wall 14a. The connection foot 14c is disposed at a position corresponding to the outer rib 16d of the upper case 11, and the cap 14 is fixed to the upper case 11 by the connection foot 14c being bonded to the outer rib 16d. In this way, the cap 14 covers the alarm sound discharge hole 16 while maintaining an appropriate space with the upper case 11. Therefore, the sound emitted from the alarm sound discharge hole 16 is released to the outside through the passage shown by the arrow A, and at the same time, is emitted by vibrating the cap 14. However, since the labyrinth structure is formed by the outer rib 16d, the peripheral wall 14b, and the peripheral wall 16b, water attached to the vicinity of the cap 14 from the outside cannot easily reach the speaker 33.
In particular, the presence of the inner rib 16c makes it difficult for water that has reached the outer rib 16d to cross the inner rib 16c, thereby further improving waterproofness. Further, since the wall portion 16a and the speaker 33 are separated from each other by a predetermined distance, water reaching the alarm sound discharge hole 16 does not easily come into contact with the speaker 33. In order to make such waterproof performance function effectively, it is desirable that the upper case 11 and the cap 14 are made of a hydrophobic material, or the surfaces thereof are treated to be hydrophobic.
In addition, the cup shape of the cap 14 has a trapezoidal shape in which the peripheral wall 14b gradually extends from the bottom wall 14a, so that a large warning sound is emitted to the outside of the buzzer body 10.

  The speaker 33 is bonded to one end of an attachment ring 35 including a cylindrical portion 35a and a flange portion 35b formed at the end of the cylindrical portion 35a. The attachment ring 35 is fitted and fixed inside the speaker attachment rib 15. A space between the cylindrical portion 35a of the mounting ring 35 and the speaker mounting rib 15 is sealed with an adhesive or a rubber-like sealing material.

Next, the structure of the push button switch 3 as the second switch will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 is an enlarged perspective view in which the push button switch is disassembled, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VI-VI in FIG.
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the push button switch 3 includes a button member 41, a stopper 42, and the push switch element 45 described above, and the button member 41 is desired to be exposed to the outside from the through hole 60 of the upper case 11. It is configured as follows.

  In the shell forming the outer surface 11 f of the upper case 11, a cylindrical tube wall portion 61 extends toward the inside of the upper case 11, that is, toward the circuit board 31 inside. The inside of the cylindrical wall portion 61 is a through hole 60 that allows the upper case 11 to communicate with the inside and outside. On the outer side of the cylindrical wall part 61, an outer cylindrical wall part 67 made of a cylinder concentric with the cylindrical wall part 61 is formed (see FIG. 6). Four positioning pins 67 a are formed on the outer cylindrical wall portion 67 so as to protrude downward at equal intervals. Since the cylindrical wall portion 61 and the outer cylindrical wall portion 67 are separated from each other by a predetermined distance, a ring-shaped circular groove 68 is formed between them. The shell around the cylindrical wall portion 61, that is, the periphery of the portion where the through hole 60 opens to the outside, is a funnel portion 62 formed in a funnel shape.

The button member 41 is a component made of a rubber-like member such as silicon rubber. The button member 41 is mainly provided with a cylindrical rod-shaped portion 41a and a flange portion 41b formed in the vicinity of the lower end of the rod-shaped portion 41a. The tip 41c of the rod-shaped portion 41a, that is, the upper end facing the outside is inclined with respect to the axis of the rod-shaped portion 41a so as to substantially follow the ridgeline 63 that is the boundary between the cylindrical wall portion 61 and the funnel portion 62 of the upper case 11. It is suitable.
More specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, in the state where the button member 41 is assembled to the upper case 11, the tip 41 c protrudes from the ridge line 63, but is a surface extending from the outer surface 11 f of the upper case 11 ( It is retracted (lower) than the extended surface 11f ') shown in phantom in FIG.

Further, a ring-shaped standing wall portion 41d is formed on the upper surface of the collar portion 41b of the button member 41 at a predetermined distance from the rod-shaped portion 41a. The standing wall portion 41 d is fitted into the circular groove 68 of the upper case 11 to make it more difficult for water to enter from between the upper case 11 and the button member 41.
The flange 41b is further formed with a notch 41e formed from the outer periphery toward the center. The notches 41e are formed in a total of four corresponding to the positioning pins 67a at every 90 degrees. A protrusion 41f having a slightly smaller diameter than the rod-shaped portion 41a is provided at the lower end of the rod-shaped portion 41a (FIG. 6). reference). The protrusion 41 f is in contact with a push switch element 45 provided on the circuit board 31.

The stopper 42 is a member for fixing the button member 41 to the upper case 11. The stopper 42 is a ring-shaped flat plate having substantially the same size as the flange portion 41 b of the button member 41, and is made of a resin that can be fixed to the upper case 11. Two beads 42 b project from the upper surface of the stopper 42 in a concentric manner. The bead 42b abuts against the flange 41b to apply a locally high pressure to the flange 41b in a ring shape, and the flange 41b and the upper case 11, more specifically, the flange 41b and the cylindrical wall of the upper case 11 The adhesiveness with the lower end of the part 61 or the outer cylinder wall part 67 is improved.
In the stopper 42, like the flange 41b of the button member 41, four notches 42e are formed on the outer periphery corresponding to the positioning pins 67a.

  The direction of the button member 41 is adjusted by engaging the notch 41e with the positioning pin 67a. The button member 41 is attached to the through hole 60 of the upper case 11 by fixing the stopper 42 and the positioning pin 67a by welding or bonding while engaging the notch 42e of the stopper 42 with the positioning pin 67a. At the time of this attachment, the stopper 42 is fixed to the positioning pin 67a while being pressed against the button member 41, whereby the flange portion 41b of the button member 41 is pressed by the upper case 11, and water enters the case C from the outside. Can be satisfactorily prevented.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an arrangement of the switches on the circuit.
As shown in FIG. 7, the switch member 13 constituting the pull-out switch 2 and the push switch element 45 constituting the push button switch 3 are connected in parallel to the buzzer circuit 37 of the alarm device 30. That is, when either the switch member 13 or the push switch element 45 is closed, the alarm device 30 is turned on, and an alarm sound is generated from the speaker 33.

Although details of the structure of the push switch element 45 are not shown, it is desirable to be a so-called push push switch in which the circuit is kept closed when pressed once, and the circuit is opened when pressed again.
By adopting the push-push switch, once the push button switch 3 is pushed in, the alarm sound continues to be heard while the push button switch 3 is pushed in again, and it is possible to continue to surprise those who do harm.

As described above, the portable security buzzer 1 of this embodiment includes the joint of the upper case 11 and the lower case 12, the joint of the switch member 13, the upper case 11 and the lower case 12, and the switch hole of the switch member 13. 13a, the alarm sound emission hole 16 from which the sound from the speaker 33 is emitted and the push button switch 3 all have a waterproof structure, so that water does not enter the interior even if water splashes. Thereby, what is called a life waterproof performance can be achieved.
Further, since the seal member 55 (the second seal member 52 and the third seal member 53) is attached to the switch member 13 and the circuit board 31 is fixed to the upper case 11, the seal is made when the upper case 11 and the lower case 12 are fitted together. The member 55 is not displaced, it is easy to perform an assembly operation, and an assembly failure hardly occurs. In addition, when the battery 32 is replaced, the seal member 55 remains attached to the upper case 11 when the lower case 12 is removed from the upper case 11, so that it is easy to assemble again.

  Further, the push button switch 3 as the second switch also has a rubber-like button member 41 having a collar portion 41b, and the collar portion 41b is pressed against the upper case 11, so that the upper case 11 and the button are pressed. Intrusion of water from between the members 41 is prevented. In addition, waterproofness is further enhanced by the collar 41b being locally pressed by the ring-shaped bead 42b provided in the stopper 42.

  And according to the portable crime prevention buzzer 1 of this embodiment, since it has not only the pull-out switch 2 but the pushbutton switch 3, and an alarm sound can be sounded by one of these operation, movement, such as a crowded train, is carried out. Even in a situation where it cannot be taken, the alarm sound can be started with a small operation of pushing the push button switch 3, and then the alarm sound cannot be easily stopped by pulling out the switch pin 20 of the extraction switch 2. be able to.

  Further, since the tip 41c of the button member 41 is retracted from the extended surface 11f 'of the outline of the case C which is the exterior, not only does the alarm sound not be accidentally emitted even if an object hits, but the tip 41c is also funneled. Since it protrudes from the lower end of the funnel portion 62 of the concave case C (ridge line 63 at the boundary between the funnel portion 62 and the through hole 60), the tip 41c can be easily touched if the button member 41 is searched with a finger. Can be switched on easily, alarm sound.

  In this way, the push button switch 3 is secured to waterproof and operability only by fixing the button member 41 to the upper case 11 mainly by the stopper 42. Since the button member 41 is made of a rubber-like material with a simple structure, it is possible to obtain an operation stroke of the push switch element 45 by elastically deforming the collar portion 41b of the button member 41 during operation. It is.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately modified and implemented.
For example, the arrangement of the push button switch 3 can be changed as appropriate. In the embodiment, the push button switch 3 is provided on the upper side of the buzzer body 10, that is, on the outer side when the band 93 is attached, but the push button switch 3 is provided on the side where the band 93 is present, that is, on the inner side when the band 93 is attached. If there is, the risk of accidentally switching on the alarm sound when it hits an object is further reduced. Moreover, when the alarm sound is started to be sounded by the push button switch 3, it becomes difficult to stop the alarm sound from a criminal who tries to do harm. In this case, an appropriate configuration such as fixing the push switch element to the lower case 12 side separately from the circuit board 31 can be adopted.
Further, a dummy button that is not wired to the alarm device 30 may be arranged outside the case C, and a true button wired to the alarm device 30 may be arranged inside the case C. In this case, after the alarm sound is sounded by the push button switch 3, the alarm sound does not stop even if the offending person presses the outer button to stop the alarm sound, so that the perpetrator can be upset.

  Further, in the embodiment, the push switch element 45 is a push push switch that closes once pressed and opens when pressed again. However, a switch that closes only while pressed or a switch that closes for a certain time after being pressed is used. It may be adopted. However, it is desirable to employ a push-push switch so that the alarm sound does not stop easily.

1 is an overall perspective view of a portable crime prevention buzzer according to a first embodiment. (A) is a disassembled perspective view of the portable crime prevention buzzer which concerns on embodiment, (b) is the disassembled perspective view seen from the inner surface side of the lower case. 3A and 3B are cross-sectional views taken along the line III-III in FIG. 1, in which FIG. 1A shows a state in which a switch pin is inserted into a switch hole, and FIG. It is IV-IV sectional drawing of FIG. It is the expansion perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the part of the pushbutton switch. It is VI-VI sectional drawing of FIG. It is a circuit diagram of an alarm device showing wiring of a switch.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Portable crime prevention buzzer 2 Pull-out switch 3 Push button switch 10 Buzzer main body 11 Upper case 11f Outer surface 11f 'Extension surface 12 Lower case 13 Switch member 13a Switch hole 14 Cap 20 Switch pin 30 Alarm device 31 Circuit board 41 Button member 41a Bar shape Part 41b flange part 41c tip 41d standing wall part 41e notch 41f protrusion 42 stopper 42b bead 45 push switch element 60 through hole 61 cylindrical wall part 62 funnel part 63 ridge line C case

Claims (3)

A portable crime prevention buzzer for generating an alarm sound, a buzzer body having a switch hole, a switch pin serving as a first switch for generating the alarm sound by being inserted into and pulled out from the switch hole, and the buzzer body A portable crime prevention buzzer provided with a push button switch that is provided and serves as a second switch for generating the alarm sound,
The push button switch includes a button member having a rod-shaped portion and a rubber-like flange portion provided on the rod-shaped portion, a push switch element on a circuit board provided in the buzzer body, and a ring-shaped stopper. The button member is exposed to the outside through a through-hole formed in the outer case of the buzzer body, and the push switch element is disposed at the base end of the rod-shaped portion, and the stopper is used to A portable crime prevention buzzer , wherein the stopper is fixed to the case in a state where the portion is pressed against the edge of the through hole . The portable crime prevention buzzer according to claim 1, wherein the stopper has a ring-shaped bead protruding toward the flange portion, and is pressed against the flange portion at the bead portion . The portable crime prevention buzzer according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the collar portion includes a standing wall portion at a position spaced apart from the rod-shaped portion by a predetermined distance .

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