JPH0147837B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention provides
This invention relates to a tenant building security system that remotely controls electrical equipment power switches for each tenant, common areas, and the entire building, as well as crime prevention and disaster prevention security.

Conventionally, there has been a security system of this type for tenant buildings as shown in FIG. In the figure,
1 is a crime prevention/disaster prevention sensor that is installed at a predetermined location and detects various information and abnormal signals; 2 is a security switch; when each tenant manually turns it on, the security area of that tenant goes into "alert" mode. It is configured as follows. 3 is a building manager's room, which is equipped with a central monitoring panel 3a. This central monitoring board 3a
is configured to centrally monitor various information and abnormal signals detected by the crime prevention/disaster prevention sensor 1 by turning on the security switch 2, and further transmits this signal to a remote location, such as a security guard, via a transmission line 5. Monitoring console 4a equipped with company monitoring sensor 4
The system is configured to send a warning to the following address.
6 is a tenant building, for example, tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂
and a building common area 6c. 7 is a patrol system in which the manager patrols the tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂ and the building common area 6c after the tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂ leave; specifically, the manager patrols at a predetermined time; Checking the locks of the above tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂ and the building common area 6c, and checking the lighting and lighting inside the tenants.
It involves discovering electrical equipment that is operating unnecessarily due to forgetting to turn off switches such as air conditioners, copiers, water heaters, etc., and taking appropriate measures.

In such a configuration, in a conventional tenant building security system, for example, the last person to leave the tenant 6t ₁ locks the door, turns on the security switch 2 to put it on "alert," and leaves the tenant key in the building manager's room 3. After that, the person leaves the building 6, and then the manager patrols the building 6 based on the patrol system 7, and detects and takes action if the person forgets to check the lock or turn off the light. If there is any abnormality after the tenant 6t ₁ leaves, the security system will issue an alarm from the centralized monitoring panel 3a in the building manager's room 3 to a remote location, such as a security company, via the transmission line 5. center 4
The information is sent to the monitoring console 4a.

As mentioned above, although conventional tenant building security systems perform crime prevention and disaster prevention monitoring after each tenant leaves, the building manager is responsible for checking the locks of each tenant and common areas of the building, as well as forgetting to turn off electrical equipment power switches. The drawback was that it was necessary to conduct inspection rounds and turn off the power switches of unnecessary electrical equipment individually.

This invention was made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks. Even in an unattended state when the building manager is absent, each tenant can automatically check the lock by setting the security system to "alert" when leaving the building, thereby eliminating unnecessary The purpose of the present invention is to provide a tenant building security system in which power switches for electrical equipment are automatically turned off by remote control, and each tenant key can be stored and managed reliably and appropriately.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which the same reference numerals as in FIG. 1 indicate the same or corresponding parts, and detailed explanation thereof will be omitted. In the figure, 8 is a lock confirmation sensor, and 9 is an electrical equipment power switch, each of which forms a series circuit with the crime prevention/disaster prevention sensor 1. Reference numeral 10 denotes a key chain box, which is electrically connected to the monitoring panel 3a, electrically confirms the location of each tenant key, records all transfers of tenant keys on a printer (not shown), and records the transfer of each tenant key on a printer (not shown). By "inserting" the tenant key into the key chain inside the box, the function of a security switch will be granted and the security system will be automatically put on "alert".
It is also configured to link circuits for lighting, air conditioning, etc.

In such a configuration, for example, tenant 6t ₁
When the last person to leave locks the door and returns the tenant key to the key chain box 10,
At the same time that the lock confirmation sensor 8 turns ON and the lock confirmation function operates, the security function described above is activated and the security area of tenant _6t1 automatically enters "alert".
and electrical equipment power switch 9 of the above tenant 6t ₁
will turn off automatically. Furthermore, the equipment power switches (not shown) for the building common area 6c and the entire building are automatically turned off after all the tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂ return their tenant keys to the key chain box 10. When an abnormality is detected by the crime prevention/disaster prevention sensor 1 after each of the tenants 6t ₁ and 6t ₂ leave, an alarm is sent to the central monitoring panel 3a and the monitoring console 4a.

On the other hand, for example, when the tenant 6t ₁ "removes" the tenant key that was "inserted" into the key chain of the key chain box 10, the security area of the tenant 6t ₁ is automatically set to "off guard" and at the same time, the tenant 6t ₁ 's electricity is The equipment power switch 9 is automatically turned off. Furthermore, if the security of the tenant 6t ₁ or 6t ₂ is canceled even in one place, a building equipment power switch (not shown) is turned on, and the "security" of the building common area 6c is canceled.

As described above, according to one embodiment of the present invention,
When each tenant returns their tenant key to the key chain box, the security system automatically goes into "alert mode", so conventionally the building manager would patrol around to check the locks, take measures such as forgetting to turn off electrical equipment, and ensure the safety of the tenant key. This eliminates the inconvenience and effort associated with storage and management, including delivery, and improves the reliability and efficiency of security systems. At the same time, significant economic benefits can be obtained through reduced labor costs and energy savings. .

In addition, in the above embodiment, the tenant key storage/management function, the crime prevention/disaster prevention security function, and the automatic control function of the electrical equipment power switch were configured in combination, but this tenant building security system has the tenant key storage/management function. Security management and
System operation functions such as centralized information monitoring, information transmission, and information recording using printers are added to various management functions such as disaster prevention management, equipment management, access control, and building common area management, and these constituent units are required. They may be combined depending on the situation.

In addition, if the structure of the key chain box used in the above embodiment is such that it can be unlocked and automatically receive the tenant key only by using a specific card given to each tenant in advance, the tenant key can be automatically handed over. In addition to storing and managing keys,
It is clear that the tenant key can be easily, safely and reliably delivered without bothering security personnel or guards.

Furthermore, the centralized monitoring board used in the above embodiment may be equipped with a device for recording various information such as the details of the transfer of the tenant key, crime prevention alarms, disaster prevention alarms, equipment management details, etc.

As explained above, according to the present invention, the detection means is equipped with a simple configuration that automatically puts the security system into "alert mode" by using the storage and management function of the tenant key returned when the tenant leaves the building. The safety and reliability of the security system can be improved by automatically controlling power switches for electrical equipment in conjunction with crime prevention and disaster prevention security using the system.At the same time, locking can be confirmed automatically, which saves labor through unmanned operation. , it is possible to make a step forward in energy conservation at low cost, and its practical effects are extremely large.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional tenant building security system, and FIG. 2 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 1 showing an embodiment of the present invention. 1... Crime prevention/disaster prevention sensor, 2... Security switch, 3a... Central monitoring panel, 4... Security company monitoring center, 4a... Monitoring console, 5... Transmission line, 6
t ₁ , 6t ₂ ... Tenant, 6c ... Building common area, 8
...Lock confirmation sensor, 9...Electrical equipment power switch, 10...Key chain box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Crime prevention and disaster prevention security configurations for each tenant, common area, and entire building of a tenant building are configured according to whether each tenant is manned or unmanned, and an abnormality such as an intrusion occurs in a predetermined security area. When this occurs, a sensor detects the abnormal state, and a tenant central monitoring means provided in the building manager's room notifies the abnormal condition to a remote monitoring center connected to the central monitoring means by a transmission line, and A tenant building security system that is combined with an access control system that manages the entrance and exit of tenants includes a key chain box that stores a tenant key and has a security switch function that is activated by the key holder box, and a key chain box that stores the tenant key and locks the tenant entrance. A locking confirmation means is provided to check the lock, and an automatic control means for the electric equipment power switch that controls the electrical equipment power supply of the tenant etc. in conjunction with storage of the tenant key, and the tenant key is returned when each tenant leaves the building. The tenant building security system is characterized in that the security system is placed on "alert" and the locking confirmation and the electrical equipment power switch are automatically controlled in conjunction with crime prevention and disaster prevention security. 2 The above key chain box can only be accessed by using a specific card given to each tenant in advance.
2. The tenant building security system according to claim 1, wherein each tenant's key chain box is unlocked and the tenant key can be automatically handed over.