JPS599479Y2 - Protective case for TV camera - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a case for protecting a TV camera from dust, etc., and while it makes maintenance of the TV camera easier, the storage space is small when the TV camera does not need protection. It was designed so that it would be fine.

An embodiment of the present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

1 is a television camera, 2 is its lens, 3 is a case according to the present invention, and 4 is a mounting base.

In this case, the main body case 3 includes a fixing plate 8 fixed to the TV camera mounting base 5 and the main cover 6 with screws 7, a rubber panel 13 having a windshield 11, a windshield 11, and a guide section 12 for cables, connectors, etc. , support rod 14,1
The main structure is a cover 16, 17, 18 supported by 5.

Here, the relationship between the mounting base 4 on which the camera 1 is attached and the fixing plate 8 fixed to the main chassis 6 is as shown in FIG. By moving the attached state in the direction of the arrow in Fig. 6, both screws 19 can be removed.
．． 20, the mounting base 4 is held on the fixing plate 8, and the screw 2
By rotating the TV camera 1, the TV camera 1 can be fixed, and before it is fixed, the television camera 1 can be moved back and forth using the screws 19 and 20 as fulcrums.

(Figure 7 is an example when the positions of the pushers 19 and 20 are changed.

) Also, the S-force tensioners 9 and 10 are of the same shape in order to facilitate manufacturing, and have a plurality of retaining pieces 21 on the inner wall for engaging the windshield, and screws 22.
Angle 23 for fixing and guiding to the main cover 6
is fixed.

The rubber panel 13 has an engaging piece 24 that engages with the S-force tensioner 10, and when the rubber panel 13 is made to correspond to the S-force tensioner 10, it engages with the S-force tensioner 10 by means of this retaining piece 24.

24 to 26 are name plates attached to a part of the cover 16.17.6 with adhesive or the like, and 27.28 are name plates attached to a part of the cover 16. 1
7 to the main cover 6. Taking cover 17 as an example, 29. 30 is a tapped hole corresponding to the screws 27 and 28.

In such a structure, the S-force tensioner 9 has a front glass 11, an angle 23, and an S-force tensioner 10.
A rubber panel 13 and an angle 23 are attached to the main cover 6, and a fixing plate 8 and a TV camera mount 5 are attached to the main cover 6, respectively.The covers 16 to 18 are integrated with support rods 14 and 15, and the cover 16 is attached to the main cover 6. , 171 so that they can be folded, they can be assembled in a small area when assembled as shown in FIG.

Therefore, it is easy to store and transport.

In addition, when actually protecting the TV camera 1, the S-force tensioners 9 and 10 are attached to both ends of the main cover 6 as shown in FIG. 3, while the TV camera mounting base 5 is removed from the fixing plate 8. In this state, the television camera 1 is attached to the stand 5 as shown in FIG. 4, and then the stand 5 is attached to the fixing plate 8, so that the television camera 1 is attached to the main cover 6.

In this case, the camera 1 is attached to the screw 19 so that it can be moved in the direction of the S-force tensioners 9 and 10 before tightening the screw 20.
, 20 are provided in the fixing plate 8 and the television camera mounting base 5.

Here screw 27. 28 to connect the cover 16 to the main cover 6
18.17 is on the same line as the cover 16 due to the weight of the cover 18.17 itself, but the support shaft 14
．． By bending the cover 18 and 17 at right angles using the fulcrum 15, the cover 18 hits the angle 23 and covers the rear surface of the television camera 1, and the cover 17
The main cover 6 is fixed to the main cover 6 with screws 27 and 28, so that the covers 6 and 16 to 18 cover the outer periphery of the television camera 1.

When connecting a cable from an external device to the TV camera 1 housed in the case in this way, remove the rubber panel 13 from the S-tension 10 and connect the end of the cable to the guide part 12 of the panel 13. The panel 13 may be inserted and connected to the television camera 1, and then the panel 13 may be engaged with the S-forcement 10.

The installation on the mounting base 4 can be done after completing the process described above or by attaching the S-force tensioners 9 and 1 to the main cover 6 as shown in Figure 3.
0 may be attached.

Although not shown, the cover 18 is
10 or the angle 23 with screws.

As explained above using the embodiments, when you want to maintain the TV camera, you can easily open one cover in one direction and the other cover in one direction by removing the screws, and the rubber panel also makes it easy to maintain the terminals of the TV camera. It is easy to do and has practical advantages.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a protective case for a television camera according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view thereof, and Figs. 3 to 7.
The figure is an assembly process diagram. 1...TV camera, 4, 5...Mounting stand, 6...Main cover, 8...Fixing plate,
9, 10...Ess power, 12...
・Guidance part, 13...Rubber panel, 16, 17
．． 18... Kano

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fixing plate is provided on the bottom surface of the main cover to which the case mount is attached, and the mounting position of the mount to which the TV camera is attached is variable in one direction. A rubber panel having a guide portion engages with the S-force tensioner, and one end thereof is attachable to the main cover and is rotatable relative to the cover covering the lower surface of the television camera so as to cover the side surface of the television camera. A protective case for TV cameras with a cover.