JPH0214083Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an emergency light provided in hotel rooms, etc.

[Prior art]

Conventional wall-mounted emergency lights have an insulating plate that also serves as a support plate inserted into the battery case, and when the emergency light is removed from the holder, the batteries are short-circuited and turned on.

[Problem to be solved]

Conventional emergency lights are stick-shaped grip types that cannot be turned off for safety reasons once the light is removed from the holder.

As a result, once the state of emergency is lifted, the emergency lights cannot be turned off and are left on, leaving people worried about having to replace the batteries every time they are used.

It is easy to install a switch like a portable light, but if the switch is visible all the time, it will turn on even during normal times, and if it is left on when the light is off, it will not turn on in an emergency, making it difficult to use. be.

Furthermore, in emergencies, it is often necessary to work with both hands, and with the grip type, the only option is to use your hands to illuminate the area.

Therefore, there is a demand for something that can be used to illuminate and change the direction of illumination at hand.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention is designed to automatically turn on when the emergency light is removed from the holder, and the light-off switch is exposed for the first time when the light is removed from the holder, and the light cannot be attached to the holder when the light-off switch is turned off. To provide an emergency light that can be used as a safe emergency light and a portable light.

Examples of implementations of the light-off switch include a push-button type that is pressed by a protrusion on the back when the light is turned off, and a side-slide type that closes the insertion hole in the holder side support plate when the light is turned off. Disclose the composition.

The light case is configured to be swingable or rotatable.

Also, since the overall shape is a rectangular parallelepiped, it can be held in the hand or placed on the table.

〔Example〕

The embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a button-type light-off switch, which is a combination of a holder 1 and an emergency light 2.

The holder 1 has a push projection 4 on a back plate 3, arms 5 on both sides, a holding protrusion 6 on the inside of the arm 5, and a bottom plate 7.

The holder 1 is attached to a wall surface or the like, and the emergency light 2 is attached thereto.

The emergency light 2 has left and right side pieces erected above a battery chamber 9 into which a battery 8 is loaded, and a light case 11 is provided therebetween so as to be rotatable around a shaft 10 which also serves as an electrical connection.

The light case 11 sets the light 12,
A push button 13 serving as a light-off switch is provided directly behind.

When the push button 13 is attached to the holder 1 [FIG. 2 1], it is pressed by the push projection 4 and turns off the light 12. On the other hand, when the emergency light 2 is removed from the holder 1, it will automatically turn on (Fig. 2 2).

The push button 13 protrudes beyond the contour of the back surface of the emergency light 2.

The light case 11 can be freely rotated through 90 degrees (Fig. 2, 3), so it can be used at any angle.

A projection 14 is provided on the upper surface of the battery chamber 9.

When the light case 11 is further rotated and the push button 13 comes into contact with the protrusion 14, the push button 13 is pressed and the light goes out (FIG. 2, 4).

When the light is off, the latching protrusion 15 provided on the top surface of the light case 11 projects rearward.

Therefore, in the state where the light is off, even if an attempt is made to attach the device to the holder 1, the device gets caught by the push protrusion 4 and cannot be attached to the holder 1.

In addition, just to be sure, even in the state shown in Fig. 2, holder 1
This prevents it from being attached to the camera. In other words, when installing the device, be sure to put it in the lit state and turn it off using the push projection 4.

In addition, when the emergency light 2 is to be lit as a wall light at the position of the holder 1, by sliding the holding convex portion 6 of the arm 5 into the groove 60 of the emergency light 2 and pulling it up, the light will be automatically lit while being attached.

Incidentally, this emergency light 2 has a battery check button 6.
1. A battery amount display light emitting diode 62 or the like may be provided.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is provided with a slide 16 as a light-off switch.

The slide 16 is inserted into a flat gap 17 formed in the upper part of the battery chamber 9, has a width approximately half the width of the gap 17, and is configured to be able to move from side to side.

Approximately half of the lower surface of the gap 17 is a through hole 18 connected to the battery chamber 9, and when the slide 16 is not present, one battery 8 is raised by a spring or the like and short-circuited with a terminal provided on the upper surface of the gap 17.

Move the insulating slide 16 to the left and open the through hole 1.
By pressing the head of the battery 8 coming out from the terminal 8, the battery 8 and the terminal are separated and insulated and the light is turned off.

On the other hand, an insulating support plate 19 is provided on the holder 1 in a protruding manner.

The support plate 19 is inserted into the space on one side of the gap 17, and the emergency light 2 is attached to the holder 1.

When the emergency light 2 is removed from the support plate 19, the battery 8 is raised by a spring or the like, short-circuited, and turned on.

After the emergency light 2 is removed from the holder 1 and turned on, when the light is turned off due to an emergency release or the like, the slide 16 is moved into the space on one side of the gap 17 so as to be interposed between the battery 8 and the terminal.

Also, when attaching it to holder 1 again after that,
Be sure to move the slide 16 backwards to return to the lit state, insert the support plate 19 into the space on one side of the gap 17, and attach it to the holder 1.

Therefore, in an emergency, the light will automatically turn on when removed from the holder 1, making it safe.

The light case 11 can rotate 360 degrees.

In the figure, 20 is a foldable ring.

The above embodiment is just an example, and the shape and design can be changed in various ways.

〔effect〕

The emergency light according to the present invention has the above-mentioned structure and function, and is a multifunctional product that lights up as soon as it is removed from the holder and can also be used as a portable light after being removed.

Furthermore, when the light is off, it cannot be attached to the holder, so it must be attached in a way that guarantees that it will turn on.

In addition to this, there are the following technical effects.

Since the battery is contained in the battery compartment, it is preferable for rust prevention.

Since the light-off switch is of a push-button type or a slide type, it has a simple configuration, has few failures, and is low in manufacturing cost.

It can be placed as a wall light and turned on, and the light case rotates, making it easy to use as an emergency light.

As described above, the emergency light according to the present invention is a practical light that fully functions as a portable light while ensuring lighting performance in an emergency, and can meet the demand for diversification of design.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the emergency light according to the present invention. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the emergency light removed from the holder, and Fig. 2 shows the state of use, and 1 shows the state when it is attached. Partial cross-sectional side view, 2 and 3 are partial cross-sectional side views when the lights are on, 4 is a partial cross-sectional side view when the lights are off, and Figure 3 is a holder for an emergency light with a different sliding type off switch. It is a perspective view of the state removed from. Brief explanation of the symbols, 1...Holder, 2...Emergency light, 4...Push protrusion, 11...Light case,
13...Push button (light off switch), 14...Protrusion, 16...Slide (light off switch), 17...
...Gap, 19...Support plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This is a wall-mounted emergency light that turns on when removed from a holder, and consists of a holder and an emergency light, and the holder includes an arm plate with holding protrusions on both sides of a back plate with a push protrusion in the upper center. The emergency light consists of a battery chamber and a light case, and the battery chamber has a protrusion at the center of the upper surface of the top plate. The light case is rotatably supported between the side pieces by a shaft that also serves as an electrical connection, and the light case has a locking protrusion protruding from the center of the front end of the upper surface, and a pusher on the back that opposes the pusher protrusion of the holder. By providing a button, when the light case is removed from the holder and the light is on, the light can be turned off by rotating the light case and pressing the push button on the back against the protrusion on the top panel of the battery chamber, and the light remains off. An emergency light is characterized in that the latching protrusion on the top surface of the light case protrudes behind the back of the battery compartment and comes into contact with the push protrusion of the holder, preventing them from being attached to each other.