JPH11111412A - Method for housing extension telephone and wall thickness outlet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To house an extension telephone together with a battery charger in a wall space and improve the usage convenience of the interior of a room by providing an electric power outlet in the front face of a recessed part formed in a wall face of the interior of the room, inserting a plug formed on the rear side of the battery charger, and accommodating the extension telephone on the charging apparatus. SOLUTION: A recessed part is formed in the wall face of the interior of a room, an electric power outlet M for a contact type plug by magnets is provided in the front face of the recessed part, and an electric power source cord P is connected. A magnet-operated contact type plug L formed on the rear side of a battery charger B for an extension telephone A is brought into contact and connected with the electric power outlet M. The extension telephone A is put on the battery charger B to be charged. The electric outlet M can be installed in a gap approximately within the thickness of the electric power cord P in the farthest part of the recessed part on the wall, so that the extent of the projection of the extension telephone A housed in the recessed part in the interior of the room is suppressed as low as possible, and it is made convenient to use the interior of the room. Further, the electric outlet with the wall thickness is made usable as electric power outlet for the interior in the case the extension telephone is not housed in the outlet.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a telephone subunit and a storage device for the charger.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A battery of a telephone (hereinafter referred to simply as a child) usually has a built-in storage battery, and is placed on a charger for charging when not in use.

[0003]

However, in ordinary homes and offices, the charger has no particular storage space, and is therefore placed in an appropriate place, for example, on a desk. When placed on a desk, it is convenient to use the handset, but when not in use, not only the charger but also the power cord from the power outlet to the charger becomes an obstacle.

[0004] Without attaching a power cord to the charger of the slave unit,
It is conceivable to attach the plug directly to the charger and plug it directly into the power outlet in the room.However, since the normal indoor power outlet currently in use is flush with the wall on the indoor side, this power Even if you insert the plug of the charger of the child device into the outlet, there is nothing to support the charger from below,
There is a risk that the slave will fall. In addition, since a telephone handset is further installed on the charger, it protrudes further to the indoor side by that much, and the usability of the room deteriorates.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is to solve the above problems by the following means.
That is, as shown in FIG. 1, a recessed portion is provided on the indoor side of a wall near a place where a telephone handset is used, such as a desk, to store a charger of the handset. In this case, the charger A has no power cord, and a plug is attached so that necessary electricity can be directly introduced from a power outlet.

As shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, a power outlet is provided on the front of the recess. The charger is inserted into the recess and the plug L of the charger is inserted into the power outlet. If the slave A is placed on the charger B, the slave A is constantly charged. When this wall-thick outlet is not used for a telephone handset, it can of course be used as a power outlet for OA equipment such as desk lamps and computers.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Although most telephone chargers currently on the market have a power cord, in the case of the present invention, there is no power cord and a plug is directly attached to the charger. You. When storing a charger with a power cord,
This is because not only must the power outlet be mounted on the side of the recess, but also the storage space must be increased by the amount of the power cord.

In a typical house, the internal dimensions of the wall are about 10
cm. Therefore, in order to completely accommodate the slave unit and the charger of the slave unit in the wall, the total height of the slave unit and the charger with the slave unit placed on the charger should be 10 cm or less. Desirable, even if a projection of about 4-5 cm is allowed,
No problem in practical use.

In order to completely house the slave unit and the charger inside the wall, it is natural that the slave unit and the charger need to be downsized. Instead of the outlet, it is preferable to use a contact plug using a magnet and a power outlet as shown in FIG.

[0010]

The use of the power outlet according to the present invention is convenient for storing the telephone handset. When a contact-type plug and a power outlet using a magnet are used for the power outlet and the plug, it is easy to store the child device and the charger even in a concave portion having a small depth. When the wall-thick outlet is not used for a telephone handset, it can of course be used as a power outlet for room heating, lighting, office equipment, etc. There are advantages such as: That is, a normal power outlet is flush with the wall, so if furniture such as a bookshelf is placed in front of it, the plug will protrude into the room, so that there will be a gap between it and the wall. Must be provided and placed. In the wall thickness outlet according to the present invention, since the power outlet is located at the deepest part of the concave portion, the room is easy to use as long as there is a gap corresponding to the thickness of the power cord.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a wall thickness outlet according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a wall thickness outlet according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A Phone cord B Battery charger for phone cord L Contact plug with magnet M Contact power outlet with magnet P Power cord

Claims (4)

[Claims] When storing a telephone handset and its charger in a wall: 1. A concave portion is provided on a wall surface in the room; 2. Install a power outlet in front of the recess, 3. A plug is provided on the back of the charger of the telephone handset. 4. Plug the charger into the power outlet for the plug. A telephone handset and a method for storing the charger, wherein the phone handset is installed on a charger. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the power outlet for the plug is a contact-type power outlet using a magnet, and the plug is a contact-type plug using a magnet. 3. A thick wall socket for accommodating a telephone handset and its charger, wherein a power outlet for a plug is provided in front of a recess provided on a wall surface. 4. A wall-thick outlet for accommodating a telephone handset and its charger according to claim 3, wherein the power outlet for the plug is a contact-type power outlet using a magnet.