JPH04122349A - Pad housing stand of electric floor polisher - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To sterilize pads by providing a pad housing stand consisting of a base and an openable cover which covers the base, a transformer for charging a secondary battery which is enclosed in the pad housing stand, a pad housing compartment formed inside the pad housing stand, and a sterilizing lamp mounted inside the pad housing compartment. CONSTITUTION:A pad housing stand 1 consists of a base 3 and an openable cover 2 which covers the base 3 and has a receptacle part 2a on which a floor polisher 5 is placed when it is charged. A transformer 4 for charging a secondary battery built in the floor polisher 5 is enclosed in the pad housing stand 1. A sterilizing lamp 7 is attached on the inner face of the receptacle part 2a of the cover 2 and a switch A9 and a switch B10 are connected in series with the lamp 7. The switch A9 is turned on by the weight of the pads 6 housed in a pad housing compartment 11 and a circuit is closed and the switch B10 is turned on when the cover 2 is shut. When the pads 6 are housed in the pad housing compartment 11 of the pad housing stand 1 after washed with water, the switch A9 is closed by the weight of the pads 6. Then, when the cover 2 is shut, the switch B10 is closed and the sterilizing lamp 7 is lit, so that the surfaces of the pads 6 housed in the pad housing stand 1 are sterilized and the pads 6 can be mounted on the floor polisher 5 in hygienic conditions.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to a pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, pads for this type of electric floor polisher have been washed with water after use and hung or placed in an appropriate location to dry.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, in this drying method, the snails are sometimes left half-dried by hand, which is extremely unsanitary.

Additionally, there was a risk of losing the pad because there was no designated place to put it.

The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its first object is to store pads in a pad storage table and sterilize the pads.

The second purpose is to accelerate the drying of the pad within the storage stand.

The third objective is to fully utilize germicidal lamps efficiently.

The fourth purpose is to prevent the human body from being directly exposed to the light of the germicidal lamp.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention provides: (1) a pad storage stand comprising a base and a lid that covers the base so as to be openable and closable; The device includes a transformer for charging a secondary battery, a pad storage section formed inside the pad storage stand, and a sterilization lamp disposed in the pad storage section.

(2) A radiation fin that is thermally coupled to the charging transformer is extended to the inner bottom surface of the base of the pad storage stand.

(3) A switch is provided in the pad storage portion to turn on the germicidal lamp in response to the weight of the pad.

(4) A switch is provided on the base of the band storage stand to turn on the sterilizing lamp in response to the closing of the lid.

Function The present invention has the above-described configuration. (1) The surface of the pad stored in the pad storage stand can be sterilized with a germicidal lamp, and the pad can be hygienically installed in a floor polishing machine.

(2) Drying of the pad can be accelerated by utilizing the heat generated by the charging transformer when charging the secondary battery.

(3) It is economical because the germicidal lamp does not turn on when no pads are stored in the hat storage stand.

(4) Since the sterilizing lamp is not lit when the pad storage table is opened, the human body is not exposed to the sterilizing lamp's light directly.

EXAMPLE Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

As shown in the figure, the pad storage stand 1 has a base 3 and a pad 7.
It is formed with a lid 2 that can be opened and closed freely and has a mounting part 2a on which the floor polishing machine 5 is placed during charging. Charging transformer 4
is installed.

One end of a radiating fin 8 is thermally coupled to the charging transformer 4, and the other end of the radiating fin 8 is extended in the shape of a spectacle on the inner bottom surface of the cabinet 3 as shown in FIG. There is. A pad storage portion 11 for storing a pad is formed between the extended portion of the radiation fins 8 and the placement portion 2a of the lid 2. A sterilizing lamp is disposed on the inner surface of the mounting portion 2a of the lid 2.

As shown in FIG. 3, the germicidal lamp 7 has a switch 80 that closes the circuit when the pad 6 stored in the pad storage section 11 is superimposed, and a switch B1o that closes the circuit when the lid 2 is closed, which are connected in series. ing.

In the above configuration, when the pad 6 is washed with water and then stored in the pad storage section 11 of the pad storage table 1, the switch A9 is closed due to the weight of the pad 6.

Subsequently, when the lid 2 is closed, the switch B10 is closed and the germicidal lamp 7 is turned on. By lighting the sterilizing lamp 7, the surface of the pad 6 is sterilized.

When the floor polishing machine 6 is placed on the mounting portion 2a of the pad storage table 1 in which the pads 6 are stored in this manner, charging of the secondary battery installed in the floor polishing machine 6 begins.

During this charging, the temperature of the charging transformer 4 increases due to iron loss, but it is cooled by the radiation fins 8, and the other end of the radiation fins 8 heats the pad 6.

As described above, according to the pad storage stand of the floor polishing machine according to the embodiment of the present invention, the surface of the pad 6 stored in the pad storage stand 1 is sterilized with the germicidal lamp 7, and the pad 6 can be hygienically placed in the floor polishing machine 5. Can be installed.

Drying of the pad 6 can be promoted by utilizing the heat generated by the charging transformer 4 when charging the secondary battery installed in the floor polishing machine 5.

Since the sterilizing lamp 7 does not turn on when the pad 6 is not stored in the pad storage table 1, it is economical, and the sterilizing lamp 7 is not lit when the pad storage table 1 is opened.
The human body is not directly exposed to the light of the germicidal lamp 7.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above description of the embodiments, according to the present invention, there is provided a pad storage stand consisting of a base and a lid, a charging transformer built into the pad storage stand, and a charging transformer formed inside the pad storage stand. The pad storage stand of the floor polishing machine is made up of the pad storage section and the germicidal lamp installed in the upper pad storage section, so the surface of the pads stored in the pad storage section can be sterilized with the germicidal lamp. , the pad can be hygienically attached to the floor polisher.

Since one end of the radiation fin is connected to the charging transformer and the other end is extended to the inner bottom surface of the base, the pad can be heated using the heat generated by the charging transformer, and the drying of the pad can be promoted.

A switch that closes due to the weight of the pad and a switch that closes when the lid is closed are connected in series to the sterilizing lamp, so the sterilizing lamp does not turn on when the pad is not stored, making it economical and sterilizing when the lid is opened. The light does not turn on and the human body is not exposed to the light from the germicidal lamp, making it safe.

It is possible to provide a pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher that has the following excellent effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded side sectional view of the rad storage stand and floor polisher of an electric floor polisher according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the hat storage stand of the electric floor polisher, and Fig. 3 The figure is the same circuit diagram. 1...Pad storage stand, 2...Base, 3
・・・・・・Lid, 4・・・・・・Run 7.6...
... Pad, 7 ... Germicidal lamp, 8 ... ° ... Radiation fin, 9 ... Switch A, 10 ... Switch B, 11 ... Pad storage section.

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) A pad storage stand consisting of a base and a lid that covers the base in an openable and closable manner, a transformer for charging a secondary battery built into the pad storage stand, and a pad formed inside the pad storage stand. A pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher, comprising a storage section and a germicidal lamp disposed in the pad storage section. (2) The pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher according to claim 1, wherein the heat dissipation fins thermally coupled to the charging transformer extend on the inner bottom surface of the base. (3) The pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher according to claim 1, wherein the pad storage section is provided with a switch that turns on a germicidal lamp in response to the weight of the pad. (4) The pad storage stand for an electric floor polisher according to claim 1, wherein the base is provided with a switch that turns on a germicidal lamp in response to closing of the lid.