JPH08773U - Ring shaped flashlight - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary]   Because it is an application before electronic filing There is no summary / selection drawing and applicant identification number.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Most of the conventional miniaturized portable flashlights have a thickness of 10 mm, a width of 20 mm or 30 mm. Since it is made of a wheat ball of about 3 mm and a small battery used in calculators, wristwatches, etc., it can be miniaturized as much as possible, but if the miniaturization goes too far, the following drawbacks will occur. Will come out.

 The smaller the size, the harder it is to hold, the harder it is to focus the lighting, and the switch cannot be used in dark places. The smaller it is, the easier it is to drop and lose, the more difficult it is to find and the more often it is left behind, and the sooner it is lost. I think that the size remains the same as it is now because of the drawback.

 When you need a small portable flashlight (mostly when dialing in the dark), it's mostly finger work. It is necessary to carry a flashlight with one hand and hit the lighting, but the detailed finger work is not always done with one hand, and it is difficult to use a portable flashlight. Even if you hit it and fix it somewhere, the moving finger or shadow of your hand will make it difficult to see your fingertips.

 However, by incorporating a small size with the length, width, and height within 10 mm into the ring shape, all of these drawbacks can be eliminated. If you turn the part with the light bulb to the inside of your palm, the shape is almost the same as the ring of the ornament, so there is no need for finger work, and you can set the lighting angle to the five fingertips beforehand. You can work without hitting.

Wheat bulbs are smaller and darker than ordinary flashlight bulbs, but by using a ring type, the distance from the illuminating object becomes closer, and the illumination range is narrower, and even if there is insufficient light, it can be used in the dark surroundings. It floats up and looks good. This is best tried with a prototype, but if the illuminated area is wide, the reflection of that area will cause the human pupil's pupils to close, so it will not look very bright, and conversely if it is narrow. That's because I said that a lot of the darkness around me would enter my eyes, and my pupils would open and look brighter.

After use, if you turn it from the palm of your hand to the side of your hand, you can use it as a ring that can be used as a decoration and stay in your daily life. If there is a light around us, the range of use will be wide and convenient.

 For example, when I go to bed at night and turn off the lights and then look for the nose paper at the bedside, it is too dazzling to turn on the electricity. I can't help but wonder if there are other people. Having a light of your own is a great convenience as it does not bother others. It has a wide range of uses, from toys used as bait to fishing hooks as a night fishing tool, to those that also act as ornaments. In addition, the troublesomeness of carrying around is eliminated by using a ring.

[Brief description of drawings]

Fig. 1 shows a ring-shaped flashlight of the upper (shaded) 180-degree rotary switch. FIG. 2 is a usage drawing of the ring-shaped pocket electricity.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A ring-shaped flashlight