JPS6318396Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a lighting device for a zushi in a Buddhist altar.

[Prior art and its problems]

Generally, a Buddhist altar is equipped with a lighting system consisting of a chichōchin hanging on both sides in front of the zushi and a fluorescent light installed inside the upper panel of the front door. However, this conventional lighting system simply illuminates the entire interior of the Buddhist altar regardless of whether the Zushi door is opened or closed, and is extremely monotonous. Since it could not be made brighter or darker, it tended to lack the majesty of a Buddhist altar.

The purpose of this invention is to solve the above problems.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a lighting device for a zushi that is a simple and solemn Buddhist altar.

[Means for solving problems]

In a Buddhist altar with a Zushi door that can be opened and closed by remote control, an arc shaped 1/ of the total length of the rail groove
Two doors with a width smaller than 4 are arranged so as to be able to slide along the above-mentioned rail groove, and behind the closed position of these two doors is a back plate, and both sides of the back plate are arranged as shown above. A straight tube type fluorescent lamp is installed vertically in front of each door in the fully open position, and a shielding plate is installed in front of the fluorescent lamp, and its inner end is closed. It is characterized in that it is disposed close to the outside of each door at the position, and the outside end is in contact with both side plates of the Buddhist altar.

Further, the shielding plate can be removably fitted into the groove or can be opened and closed using a hinge or the like, so that the fluorescent lamp can be easily replaced.

As the door opens, the light from the left and right sides of the fluorescent light shines into the center of the backboard inside the zushi through the gap created between the space and the door, gradually illuminating the entire backboard inside the zushi. When closed, the screen gradually becomes darker.

〔Example〕

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, 1 is a Buddhist altar, 2 is
is a zushi installed in the center of Buddhist altar 1, and this zushi 2
has a pair of left and right doors 3, 3 on the front surface, and the doors 3, 3 are attached to a drive device (not shown) installed at the top of the zushi along an arcuate rail groove provided on the outer periphery of the top surface of the base.
It can be opened and closed by sliding left and right by remote control.

The doors 3 and 3 mentioned above have a width smaller than 1/4 of the total length of the rail groove of the base, and the door 31 is in the fully open position.
The door 3 is arranged so that a required space 4, 4 exists between the inside 31a of the door 3 and the outside 3b of the door 3 in the closed position.

5 is a straight tube type fluorescent light (usually 20W or
40W), and these fluorescent lights 5 and 5 are mounted on pillars (not shown).
Alternatively, it can be attached and detached vertically on both sides of the Buddhist altar.
In addition, a shielding plate 6,
6, the outside 3 of the door 3, 3 with its inside end in the closed position
b, 3b, and its outer ends are provided in contact with both side plates of the Buddhist altar to prevent the light of the fluorescent lamp from leaking forward.

By the way, the above-mentioned shielding plates 6, 6 can be made into a flat plate shape or a stepped shape and can be removably fitted into grooves provided at required positions above and below the front of the doors 31, 31 in the fully open position.
Alternatively, it is composed of two or three plates, all or part of which are fitted and made slidable, or can be opened and closed with a hinge or the like, so that the fluorescent lamps 5, 5 can be easily replaced. Further, it is also possible to apply an appropriate pattern or decoration to the surface of the shielding plate.

Furthermore, it is most convenient if the flashing of the fluorescent light and the opening/closing of the door are operated simultaneously by one switch. Number 7 in the diagram is the backboard on which the principal image is placed.
This back plate 7 is arranged in the zushi 2 so that both side plates 71, 71 are located near the rear of the spaces 4, 4.

Next, when using the lighting device of the present invention, when a switch (not shown) outside the Buddhist altar is turned on, the fluorescent light turns on and the doors 3, 3 also begin to open left and right, and the inside of the door 3a, 3a is turned on. When reaches inside space 4,4,
The left and right lights of the fluorescent lamps 5 and 5 illuminate the space 4 and the inside of the door 3a.
Each beam of light shines into the center of the backboard inside the zushi through the gap between the doors, and begins to illuminate the principal image enshrined on the backboard 7 inside the zushi.As the door moves, the backboard inside the zushi gradually illuminates. It illuminates the entire area. Also, when you press the close switch, the door gradually becomes darker and the door closes completely, contrary to the above. At this time, the fluorescent light is either turned off at the same time as the door is closed, or the fluorescent light is turned off by pressing a flashing switch on the fluorescent light.

The above is an explanation of one embodiment of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and the design can be changed within the gist of the invention.

[Effect of idea]

According to the present invention, the backboard on which the principal image is enshrined in the zushi can be gradually brightened or darkened by sliding the two doors and using fluorescent lights, thereby increasing the solemnity of the Buddhist altar. Since the conventional chimney etc. can be omitted, it is extremely simple, and since the light source does not come into direct contact with the eyes, it has practical effects such as not being dazzling.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a sectional view of the main part, and Figure 2 is a front view of the Buddhist altar. 1 is a Buddhist altar, 2 is a zushi, 3 is a door, 3a is inside the door, 3b is outside the door, 4 is a space, 5 is a fluorescent light, 6
7 is a shielding plate, 7 is a back plate, and 71 is a side plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) In a Buddhist altar with a Zushi door that can be opened and closed by remote control, so that there is a space between the inside of the door in the fully open position and the outside of the door in the closed position,
Two doors with a width smaller than 1/4 of the total length of the arcuate rail groove provided on the outer periphery of the top surface of the base of the zushi are arranged so as to be able to slide freely along the rail groove. A back plate is provided behind the door in the closed position, with both side plates of the back plate positioned near the rear of the space, and a straight tube-shaped fluorescent light is provided vertically in front of each door in the fully open position. Further, in a Buddhist altar, a shielding plate is disposed on the front surface of the fluorescent light, the inner end of which is close to the outside of each door in the closed position, and the outer end of which is in contact with both side panels of the Buddhist altar. Zushi lighting equipment. (2) Provide grooves at the top and bottom of the Buddhist altar for the shield plate mounting device,
A lighting device for a zushi in a Buddhist altar according to claim 1, characterized in that a shielding plate is detachably provided in the groove. (3) Utility model registration claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the shielding plate is composed of two or three sheets, all or part of which can be detached or opened and closed.
The lighting device for the Zushi at the Buddhist altar mentioned in Section 1.