JPS587922Y2 - Standing light device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a standing light device.

Generally, this type of device consists of a standing light body with a built-in battery and lamp lighting circuit, and a holder that suspends the standing light body from a wall surface, etc. When the main body is attached to the holder, the lighting circuit is opened and closed. When the push button switch is opened, the lamp is turned off, i.e., it is set to the lighting standby state, and when the main body is removed from the holder in an emergency, the push button switch returns to the closed state and automatically turns on. It is arranged so that the lamp will turn on at a certain time.

In other words, the original purpose of this type of device is that the lamp is turned on or off simply by opening and closing the push button switch when attaching and detaching the standing lamp body to the holder. Even if you try to use it alone as a general flashlight, the lamp on the main body of the standing light that is separated from the holder will remain lit, and it will not function as a flashlight that requires you to turn the lamp on and off at will. Can not.

Therefore, this invention includes a push button switch that opens and closes in response to attachment/detachment of a stationary light body to a holder, a slide switch that opens and closes a lamp lighting circuit built into the stationary light body via the switch, and a push button switch that By equipping the main body of the standing light with a continuous piece that is removably connected to the side and that drives the slide switch and sets it to the closed state when the push button switch is opened, the function of the emergency light can be achieved. To provide a standing light device in which the standing light body can be used independently as a flashlight apart from a holder.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a stationary lamp body, and numeral 2 denotes a holder that detachably holds the stationary lamp body 1 and is mounted on a wall surface M or the like.

3 is a battery case that constitutes a part of the above-mentioned standing light body 1;
It consists of a metal cylindrical body, and batteries 4, 4 are housed inside.
Furthermore, a threaded portion 5 formed on the outer periphery of the front end of this case 3
A translucent illumination unit case 6 is screwed onto the housing.

The illumination unit case 6 has a front lens 7 and a reflector 8 fixed thereto, and is also equipped with an insulating substrate 10 that holds a receiving body 9. A lamp 11 is screwed into the receiving body 9. .

One electrode portion 12 of the lamp 11 is electrically connected to the anode terminal portion 4a of the battery 4 via a conductive rivet 13 fixed to the substrate 10.

The rear end surface of the battery case 3 is opened as a battery exchange port 14, and this battery exchange port 14 is connected to the case 3.
It is closed with a metal cap 16 screwed onto a threaded portion 15 formed on the outer peripheral surface of the rear end.

Reference numeral 17 denotes an insulating push button fitted in the cap 16 so as to be able to pivot freely, and this push button 17 is connected to a conductive battery press spring 18.
The head 19 is elastically supported by the cap 16, and its head 19 projects outward from an opening 20 formed in the rear end surface 16a of the cap 16 due to the force of the spring.

21 is fixed to the push button 17 and the cap 16 a
This switch piece 21 is electrically connected to the cathode terminal portion 4b of the battery 4 via the battery pressing spring 18.

Reference numeral 23 denotes an annular recess formed in the peripheral wall 16b of the cap 16, which is fitted into a horizontal protrusion 24 formed on the holder 2 for hanging the standing lamp body.

Further, when the concave portion 23 is fitted into the convex portion 24 of the holder 2, the head 19 of the push button 17 is pressed to release the cap 1.
A rib 25 is formed so as to be flush with the rear end surface 16a of 6.

The reason why the rib 25 is provided with the inclined surface 26 is to allow the push button 17 to move smoothly when the standing lamp main body 1 is attached to the holder 2.

Reference numeral 27 denotes a slide button attached to the peripheral wall 3a of the battery case 3, and the base end of a movable contact piece 28 is connected to the slide button 27 so as to be slidable against the inner surface of the peripheral wall 3a of the battery case 3. ing.

This movable contact piece 28 constitutes a slide switch 30 with a fixed contact piece 29 connected to the receiving body 9.
The above battery case 3, cap 16 and battery pressing spring 1
A lighting circuit A consisting of 8 and the like is opened and closed via the push button switch 22.

Reference numeral 31 denotes a continuous piece disposed along the inner surface of the peripheral wall 3a of the battery case 3. One end 31a of this continuous piece 31 is fixed to the movable contact piece 28 with a rivet 32 or the like, and the other end 31b is connected to the distal end surface of the projecting wall portion 33 formed on the front surface of the push button 17 so as to be able to come into contact with and separate from it.

In this embodiment, the connecting piece 31 is passed through a stepped portion 34 formed on the peripheral wall 3a of the battery case 3, and the other end 31b of the connecting piece 31 is pressed against the tip of the projecting wall portion 33. This prevents bending deformation when

In addition, 35 is a stopper part provided protrudingly provided on the outer peripheral surface of the said push button 17, and the said push button 1 is connected with the protrusion part 36 formed in the inner surface of the peripheral wall 16b of the said cap 16 corresponding to the said recessed part 23.
This determines the amount of displacement of 7.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be explained.

Now, when the stationary light body 1 is removed from the holder 2, the push button switch 22 is pressed by the spring force of the battery pressing spring 18.
Even if the lamp 11 is closed, if the slide button 27 is set to the OFF position as shown in FIG. 1, the lamp 11 is naturally in the off state.

In this state, the holder 2 is inserted into the recessed part 23 of the stationary lamp body 1.
When the above-mentioned standing lamp main body 1 is attached to this holder 2 by fitting it into the horizontal convex strip 24 of the holder 2, the head 19 of the push button 17 is pressed against the top surface of the rib 25 of the holder 2, and the push button 17 is moved forward. The push button switch 22 is opened.

Along with this forward movement of the push button 17, the slide button 27 of the slide switch 30 moves via the connecting piece 31 to the ON position shown in FIG.

That is, the movable contact piece 28 of the slide switch 30 comes into contact with the fixed contact piece 29, and the lamp 11 is set to the lighting standby state.

In an emergency or the like, when the above-mentioned standing lamp body 1 is removed from the holder 2, the push button 17 is returned by the spring force as shown in FIG. 3, and the push button switch 22 is closed, so that the battery push spring 18 ．． Push button switch 22. Battery case 3. slide switch 30
and the cathode terminal 4 of the battery 4 via the metal receiving body 9 etc.
b and the other electrode portion 37 of the lamp 11 are electrically connected, and the lamp 11 is lit.

In this way, regardless of the open/closed state of the slide switch 30, if the standing lamp body 1 is attached to the holder 2, the lamp lighting standby state is always set, and the standing lamp body 1 can be removed from the holder 2. At the same time, the lamp 11 can be turned on, and of course it can perform the original function of a standing light.
When the standing lamp body 1 is removed from the holder 2, the push button switch 22 is closed, so the slide button 27 is set to the OFF position shown in FIG. 1 or the O position shown in FIG. 3.
By operating it to the N position, the lighting of the lamp 11 can be controlled as desired, and in other words, it can also function as a general flashlight.

Furthermore, even if the flashlight is used again as a standing light after it has been used as a flashlight, the structure is such that it will be in the standby state when attached to the holder 2, regardless of whether the slide switch 30 is opened or closed. When slide button 27 is turned on
, there is no need to check the OFF position, and it is easy to handle.

As mentioned above, this invention consists of a pushbutton switch that opens and closes by attaching and detaching it to the holder of the main body of a standing light, and a slide switch that is driven by a continuous piece and set to the closed state when the switch is opened. By attaching this to the above-mentioned standing light main body, the function as a standing light is reliably guaranteed, and it is possible to provide a simple standing light device in which the standing light main body can also be used as a flashlight.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 to 3 are cutaway front views showing an example of the standing light device according to the invention in different operating states. 1... Standing light body, 2... Holder, 1
1...Lamp, 17...Push button, 22.
...Push button switch, 30...Slide switch, 31...Continuous piece, A...Lighting circuit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a push button switch 22 that opens and closes in response to attachment and detachment of the main body 1 to the holder; a slide switch 30 that opens and closes the lighting circuit A of the lamp 11 built in the main body 1 via the switch 22; Push button switch 22
is connected removably to the push button 17 side of the push button switch 2.
2. The standing light device is provided with a connecting piece 31 on the main body 1, which drives the slide switch 30 and sets and maintains the closed state by the opening operation of the main body 1.