JPS61254780A - Underfloor safe with external charging port - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to an underfloor safe with an external slot, which has a slot for depositing stored items such as money outdoors or indoors, which is different from the location where the safe is installed.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, underfloor safes having an input slot have, for example, a long and narrow opening in the door that communicates with the inside together with a locking operation part, and the opening is used as the input opening to drop money in an envelope or the like. However, in the above configuration, the installation position of the underfloor safe is the same as the insertion position of money and other stored items, so it is necessary to transport money and other stored items such as registers to the installation position of the underfloor safe before inserting them. Unfortunately, it was not possible to immediately store money and other items in a safe from the above-mentioned handling location.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

This invention was devised as a result of intensive research in view of the above circumstances, and its main problem is to provide an inlet for depositing stored items in a stored items handling area, etc., which is far from the installation location of the underfloor safe. To provide an underfloor safe with an external input port, which allows items to be stored in the safe immediately when such items are stored.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides (1) storing an inner box having an opening in a storage section formed inside the hollow outer box and opening at the top; ), the outer box has a door that closes the upper opening of the storage section; (4) a drop hole is formed in the peripheral wall of the outer box at a position where it can fall into the opening of the inner box; (5) ), an external input port is provided outside the outer box above the position where the inner box is placed; (6). A technical measure is taken in which a drop conduit is provided to communicate the external input port and the drop hole.

[For use]

The external input port communicates with a drop hole in the outer box via a drop conduit. Since the drop hole is in a position that allows communication with the opening of the inner box, the stored items dropped from the external input port pass through the drop pipe, reach the opening of the inner box via the drop hole, and reach the opening of the inner box. It falls into the middle box from the opening and is stored there. The stored items thus stored can be taken out or stored by opening and closing the door of the outer box.

【Example】

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of an underfloor safe with an external slot according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The underfloor safe 1 with an external slot shown in Fig. 1 has a register R.
The safe has an under-floor safe configuration, with an external input slot 2 provided on a counter C on which an external input slot 2 is placed, and an outer box 3 buried in the floor F in the vicinity thereof. The outer box 3 is hinged to the upper opening part 50 of the storage part 5 for storing the inner box 8 so that the door part 4 can be opened and closed, and above it there is a step for fitting the floor panel F1. A portion 30 is formed. The door section 4 of this outer box 3 has a normal safe door structure with a locking operation section on the surface, and has a built-in locking mechanism, and the storage section 5
The upper peripheral wall 3A of the outer box 3 is formed to extend above the storage section 5 on the other side. A drop hole 6 is formed vertically through the upper peripheral wall 3A. A drop conduit 7 is provided between the drop hole 6 and the external input port 2 to guide the falling direction of the stored items and guide them into the inner box. Here, the stored items fall due to their own weight, are guided by the drop conduit 7, pass through the drop hole 6, and are stored in the inner box 8, so the external input port 2 is located above the placement position of the inner box 8 and The conduit 7 is set at an angle of inclination that allows it to be lowered by the weight of the stored items. Note that if the falling speed (acceleration) of the stored items is high, a horizontal portion or an ascending portion may be provided in a part of the dropping pipe. In addition, 51 in the figure indicates that the stored items that have fallen from the drop hole 6 are in the inner box 8.
This is a guide plate fixed to the inner circumferential wall of the outer box 3 to guide the falling direction so as to be accommodated in the upper opening 80 of the outer box 3. In addition, 5F in the figure is a hanging device horizontally suspended on the inner circumferential wall of the outer box 3, and is used to hang the money storage drawer (not shown) of the register, but this hanging structure is A known hanging structure may be used as appropriate. In addition, the storage section 5 may not be provided with a hook, and only a space for storing (mounting) the money storage drawer (on the inner box) may be provided, thereby making effective use of the storage section 5. It's nice to be able to do that. Further, in this embodiment, the storage section 5 of the outer box 3 is set to a size that allows the inner box 8 stored therein to move forward and backward from the opening position of the drop hole 6 in the direction away from or towards the direction. . Therefore, while the external input port 2 is in use, the inner box 8 is moved l in the approach direction of the drop hole 6 (the solid line position in the figure).
The opening 80 on the top surface of the drop hole 6 is set in a communicating position where it can accommodate stored items that have fallen from the drop hole 6. Next, during the time when the external input port 2 is not in use, the inner box 8 is moved in the direction away from the drop hole (the position indicated by the dashed dotted line in the figure). As a result, the top opening 80 of the inner box 8 separates from the drop hole 6, making it difficult to extract stored items stored in the inner box 8 through the drop hole 6. The forward and backward movements of moving the inner box 8 in the direction away from or approaching the drop hole may be performed simply by hand or via a moving mechanism. For example, guide rails may be attached to both sides of the inner circumferential wall of the outer box 3 in the forward and backward movement direction, while rollers that fit on the guide rails may be provided on the inner box 8 to slide in slices within the storage section 5, or The inner wall surface of the portion 5 can be used as a guide surface, and an appropriate means of movement can be provided, such as a structure in which wheels are provided on the inner box. At this time, the inner box 8 is located at a communication position (solid line position in the figure) where the stored items can be stored when it falls from the drop hole 6, and at a position where the inner box 8 is maximally separated from the drop hole 6 (dotted chain line position in the figure). It is preferable to form a restraining portion in which movable elements such as rollers and wheels are once restrained so that the inner box 8 will not move due to impact on the outer box. As this restraint part, for example, a retractable stopper that disappears when a predetermined load is applied, or a stopper with a chevron-shaped cross section is provided protruding from the ground position of the roller or wheel, and the stopper is used when moving. There are configurations such as exceeding the limit and releasing the restraint state. Furthermore, a closing cover 9 may be removably attached to close the opening 80 of the inner box 8 that has moved in the direction away from the drop hole. This closing cover 9 is a cover that does not open at least from the outside to the inside of the inner box 8, and is fitted into the rim of the inner box 8 to close the top opening 80 of the inner box 8, for example, as shown by the two-dot chain line in the figure. It will be done. By using this closing cover 9, the inner box 8 is safe because there is no risk of the stored items being taken out (extracted) through the row section, that is, the drop hole 6. It is not necessary to provide a space in the storage section 5 of the outer box 3 to move the inner box 8 as in the above embodiment. Further, in that case, the opening 80 of the inner box 8 may be closed with the closing cover 9 during storage, which is preferable because it allows reliable storage. Next, the underfloor safe 1 with an external input port shown in FIG. 2 shows a different embodiment in which the external input port is installed outdoors. In this embodiment, the same components as those in the embodiment shown in the first drawing are given the same numbers and their explanations will be omitted. This underfloor safe 1 with an external slot is formed in a slot box 20 with an external slot 2 supported by a support 11 installed outdoors. A drop pipe 7 is connected to the lower part of the drop box 20, passes through the ground, and communicates with a drop hole 6'' of the outer box 3 installed on the floor F indoors. In the case of this embodiment, the drop hole 6' is formed by penetrating the side peripheral wall 3B of the outer case 3 with a downward slope. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the inner box 8 is open at the top to form a top opening 80 for putting in and taking out stored items, and one side wall is placed in a position where the stored items can be placed in communication with the drop hole 6'. An opening 81 is formed for this purpose. A closing cover 9 as shown in FIG. 6 is latched to this inner box 8. This closing cover 9 has a cover side plate 9A and a cover top plate 9B.
are hinged, and there is a handle 9H on the cover top plate 9B.
is protrudingly provided, and a hooking piece 9F is vertically provided on the proximal end side and is fitted onto the outer periphery of the inner box 8 from the outside without any gaps. Incidentally, FIG. 7 is a side view showing a state in which the closing cover 9 is folded, and the closing cover 9 may be stored in the storage portion 5 together with the inner box 8 in this state. Next, in the different embodiments shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. If the outer box is closed with a lid or the like, one outer box can be used for both purposes, which is preferable. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, vertical drop holes 6 formed in the upper circumferential wall 3A' and drop holes 6' formed in the side circumferential wall 3B' are located at both positions of the outer case 3. It is also possible to form an opening and use both of them, but if only one of them is used, the opening of the drop hole on the unused side is closed with a closing lid or the like. Also, in the storage section of this outer box 3', the inner box 8 shown in the eighth figure is provided.
If this is used, the vertical drop hole 6 can have the upper surface opening 80, and the inclined drop hole 6' can have the opening 81, respectively, as openings for throwing in stored items, which is preferable. Furthermore, if the closing cover 9 is also used, it can be stored even more safely. As described above, if this outer box 3' is used, it can be used for both, regardless of which position the external input port is placed, providing excellent convenience.

【Effect of the invention】

As described above, according to the present invention, stored items generated at the primary handling location for stored items such as money, whether indoors or outdoors, are dropped from an external input slot provided nearby, and stored in a safe installed under the floor. It can be stored securely. In addition, if the inner box is moved in the direction away from the drop hole within the storage area of the outer box and the closing cover is covered, even if the drop pipe is cut and an attempt is made to take out the items stored in the inner box from the drop hole, the inner box will be removed. Since the box cannot be penetrated from the outside, it can be stored safely.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of an underfloor safe with an external slot according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a different embodiment.
Fig. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a further different embodiment of the underfloor safe according to the present invention, Fig. 4 is a lateral sectional view of the same, Fig. 5 is a plan view of the same, and Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the closing cover. FIG. 7 is a side view showing the same folded state, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing an example of the inner box. 1...Underfloor safe with external slot 2...External slot 3.3'' ・Outer box 4...Door section 5...Storage section 6.6'' ・Drop hole 7... ...Dropout pipe line 8 ...Middle box 9 ...Closing cover 80 ...Top opening 81 ...Opening Applicant Eiko Yamada Sashimi Co., Ltd. Fig. 2 Fig. 5 6' 6 No. 3 Figure 4 Figure 8 Figure 6 Figure 7

Claims (10)

[Claims] (1) an outer box that stores an inner box having an opening in a storage section formed in a hollow interior and opens at the top, and that is installed under the floor and includes a door that closes the upper opening of the storage section; a drop hole formed in the peripheral wall of the outer box at a position where it can be dropped into the opening of the inner box; an external input port provided outside the outer box above the inner box placement position; and the drop hole. An underfloor safe with an external input port, which is equipped with a drop conduit that communicates with the (2) The underfloor safe with an external slot according to claim 1, wherein the storage section of the outer box has a space in which the inner box can be moved in a direction away from the drop hole. (3) The exterior according to claim 2, characterized in that the storage portion of the outer box and/or the inner box is provided with a moving mechanism for moving the inner box forward and backward in a direction toward or away from the drop hole. Underfloor safe with slot. (4) The storage section of the outer box has a space between it and the door section for storing the money storage drawer of the register when the inner box is stored. An underfloor safe with an external slot as described in paragraph 1. (5) Claim 4, characterized in that a space for storing the money storage drawer of the register in the storage portion of the outer box is provided with a latching tool for latching the drawer. Underfloor safe with external slot as described in section. (6) Claim 1, characterized in that the drop hole is formed perpendicularly through the upper circumferential wall adjacent to the door.
Underfloor safe with external slot as described in section. (7) The underfloor safe with an external slot as set forth in claim 1, wherein the drop hole is formed through the side peripheral wall portion so as to be inclined downwardly toward the inside. (8) A drop hole is formed perpendicularly through the upper circumferential wall adjacent to the door, and is also formed through the side circumferential wall so as to be inclined downwardly toward the inside, and the drop hole on the unused side is provided with a closing lid. An underfloor safe with an external slot according to claim 1, wherein the safe is closed. (9) Claim 1, characterized in that the opening of the inner box consists of a mounting opening on the top surface and an opening on the side surface.
Underfloor safe with external slot as described in section. (10) An underfloor safe with an external slot as set forth in claim 1, wherein the inner box is removably provided with a closing cover that closes the opening from the outside.