KR102089597B1 - Light sitz bath apparatus using light emitting diode and method for controlling the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an optical sitz bath apparatus using an LED, and a control method thereof, wherein the optical sitz bath apparatus comprises: a base plate composed of a seat plate type so that a user can sit; an infrared LED module disposed on the base plate and provided in plural to be adjacent to each other; a cover coupled to the base plate to cover the infrared LED module; a sensing unit disposed on one side of the cover and configured to determine whether a user sits on the base plate; and a control unit for controlling the operation of the infrared LED module according to a signal sensed by the sensing unit.

Description

LED light bath device and its control method {LIGHT SITZ BATH APPARATUS USING LIGHT EMITTING DIODE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SAME}

The present invention relates to an optical bathing apparatus using LED and a control method thereof, and specifically, to an optical bathing apparatus using LED capable of taking a bath by emitting infrared rays and a control method thereof.

In general, infrared rays can be classified into 0.76 ~ 1.5μm near infrared rays, 1.5 ~ 5.6μm mid infrared rays, and 5.6μm ~ 1000μm far infrared rays depending on the length of the wavelength. The layer with the shortest wavelength among infrared rays is called near infrared. In near-infrared, skin transmittance is much deeper than far-infrared or mid-infrared.

In the method of transferring heat, the far infrared rays heat the air to transfer heat, but the near infrared rays generate heat at the end where light is transmitted. Accordingly, when the near-infrared rays are irradiated to the human body, the conductivity of heat transferred into the skin is high.

Such near infrared rays, similar to the radiant heat of sunlight, have been scientifically and medically discovered that do not have ultraviolet rays and have a beneficial effect on the human body.

For example, near-infrared light passes through the fiber and penetrates deep into the skin. Accordingly, even when the user is wearing clothing, near-infrared rays pass through the clothing and penetrate into the skin to generate nitrogen oxides, thereby expanding capillaries to improve blood circulation disorders. In addition, near-infrared rays are known to suppress the growth of cancer cells, and to kill infectious or viral bacteria with strong sterilizing power.

In addition, near-infrared rays activate the cells to heal wounds quickly, so if you take a left-hand bath after birth to accelerate the recovery and contraction of the loose vagina, treatment and prevention of uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, breast cancer, vaginitis, coldness, menstrual pain, gynecological diseases, etc. It is widely used as a treatment device for medical, cosmetic, and home use because it has a great effect on anal diseases.

Furthermore, near-infrared rays are absorbed from the mitochondrial water bodies of the mitochondria in the cells to generate more ATP (Adenosine Tri-Phosphat), and the generated ATP invigorates the body, prevents cell aging, and slows the development of degenerative diseases. It is known to help relieve arthritis / sprains / tenditis / rheumatic symptoms.

Accordingly, in recent years, the necessity of research and development of a device capable of irradiating the near infrared rays to the body in a simpler and more convenient way has emerged.

1. Publication No. 10-2017-0114155 (October 13, 2017) 2. Published Patent Publication No. 10-2015-0140051 (2015.12.15.)

An object of the present invention is to provide an optical bathing apparatus using a LED and a control method thereof, which can be irradiated with infrared rays conveniently in the course of daily life, regardless of whether or not the user is wearing clothing.

An optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention includes a base plate configured as a seat plate type so that a user can sit, an infrared LED module disposed on the base plate and provided in plural to be adjacent to each other. A cover coupled to the base plate to cover the infrared LED module, a sensing portion disposed on one side of the cover and configured to determine whether a user sits on the base plate, and the infrared ray according to a signal sensed by the sensing portion It includes a control unit for controlling the operation of the LED module.

In the optical seating apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, an opening may be formed in the base plate and the cover so as to be mounted on an upper side of the toilet seat.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the infrared LED module may be controlled to be turned on or off, or may further include an operation unit to control the output and time of the infrared LED module.

In an optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, an auxiliary lamp unit disposed on the lower portion of the base plate is further provided, and the auxiliary lamp unit has a guide tube on which one side is opened and a groove is formed inside, the guide It may include a lamp tube that is drawn into or drawn out of the tube, and a motor that provides power to draw or draw the lamp tube into the guide tube.

In an optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the infrared LED module may generate light having a wavelength of 0.75 ~ 3μm.

In the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the auxiliary lamp unit further includes a flexible belt connecting the lamp tube and the motor, and the lamp tube is the motor when driven in one direction. It is drawn out of the guide tube, and when driven in the other direction, the lamp tube may be drawn into the guide tube.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, at the end of the guide tube, when the lamp tube is drawn out from the inside of the guide tube or when it is drawn in from the outside of the guide tube, the lamp A washing water outlet for spraying washing water toward the tube may be formed.

In the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention includes a connection portion that is drawn out from the top of the base plate toward the outside, and a wiring pipe module mounted on the wall and extended and installed in a horizontally long direction, wherein the The connecting portion may be formed with a recess at a rear end so that at least a portion of the wiring pipe module can be inserted.

In the optical seating apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the connecting portion is provided with a width corresponding to the base plate, and can be bent from the base plate and extended upward.

In the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the wiring pipe module is a bracket installed on a wall, a wiring pipe fixed to the bracket and extended along the wall, and installed on the wiring pipe, and the groove It may include a socket that is inserted into the inside of the connection portion through the portion.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the connection portion includes a connection hole surrounding the wiring pipe, and the connection portion may be rotatable around the wiring pipe.

In the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the cover includes a bent portion formed to be bent inward so that the user's body structure can be stably inserted, and the bent portion includes the base plate and the cover. A drainage hole formed through may be formed.

In the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the groove portion may be formed to increase in width toward the end.

In an optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, upper ends of both ends of the upper side of the connection part may include a cover plate disposed to surround the wiring pipe and inserted into the recess.

In an optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the control unit turns on the infrared LED module when a user is detected by the sensing unit, and when the user is not detected by the sensing unit, the infrared LED module It can be made to turn off.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the control unit may be configured to turn off the infrared LED module after a predetermined time passes when a user is detected by the sensing unit to turn on the infrared LED module. have.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the first module including the base plate, the infrared LED module, and the cover, the upper portion of the first module or a predetermined angle with the first module A second module that is rotatably coupled to the first module and one end so as to be formed, and is disposed at a coupling position of the first module and the second module, and adjusts an angle between the first module and the second module It may include an angle control unit formed as possible.

In the optical seating apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the second module may be formed in a direction opposite to the first module in a position arranged to cover an upper portion of the first module.

In the optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the first module may further include a support rod that is drawn out to the rear side of the first module or is formed to be drawn into the first module.

In an optical seating apparatus using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, a lower surface of the first module is recessed inward to form a coupling groove into which a member can be inserted, and is inserted into the coupling groove, or a leg formed to be pulled out It may further include wealth.

A control method of an optical seating bath using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention is a sensing step of detecting whether a user is seated on a base plate through a sensing unit, and when the user is seated in the sensing step, the operation of turning on the infrared LED module A determining step of determining whether a user has left and a predetermined time has passed through the sensing unit, and turning off the infrared LED module when the user leaves or when a predetermined time has elapsed.

In the method for controlling an optical seating bath using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, a preset time in the determination step may be made possible by an operation unit.

In the method for controlling an optical bath device using an LED according to an aspect of the present invention, the washing of the infrared LED module using washing water after the extinguishing step may be further included.

After the light-off step in the control method of an optical seat bath using LED according to an aspect of the present invention, further comprising a drying step of drying the base plate using at least one of a fan and the infrared LED module. You can.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, an optical seating apparatus using an LED and a control method thereof can be used in a general toilet seat using the LED of the present invention, as the base plate can be disposed in contact with the upper side of the toilet seat. There is an advantage.

In addition, the user of the optical bathing apparatus using the LED of the present invention is easily irradiated with light emitted from the infrared LED module through the action of just sitting on the optical bathing apparatus using the LED, and thus can easily obtain a health advantage due to near infrared rays. .

In addition, since the locking jaw portion stably supports the wiring pipe, the optical seating device using the LED is rotatable around the wiring pipe, and thus has an advantage of easy installation and maintenance.

In addition, the user can be irradiated with infrared rays on the hip and thigh side through the first module, and can be irradiated with infrared rays on the back and back sides through the second module, thereby having the advantage of simultaneously irradiating near-infrared rays on various parts.

In addition, since the photo-sitting device using LEDs can be used in a standing and sitting method, the user can freely use the photo-sitting device using LEDs in the course of daily life while wearing clothing.

In addition, the auxiliary lamp unit can greatly increase the range and time to be irradiated to the genital and anal regions, and thus, as described above, has a great effect of improving gynecological diseases and anal diseases.

1A to 1C are exemplary views showing an optical bath device using LEDs according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is an exemplary view for explaining the auxiliary lamp unit of the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a flow chart for explaining a method of controlling an optical seating bath using the LED of FIG. 1.
4 is an exemplary view showing an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is an exemplary view for explaining a connection portion and a wiring pipe module of the optical seating device using the LED of FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is an exemplary view for explaining a state in which an optical seating apparatus using the LED of FIG. 4 is installed.
7 is an exemplary view for explaining a connection hole of an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a flow chart for explaining a method of controlling an optical seating bath using the LED of FIG. 4.
9 is an exemplary view showing an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.
10 is an exemplary view for explaining an optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention can be applied to various transformations and can have various embodiments, and thus, specific embodiments will be illustrated and described in detail in the detailed description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and should be understood to include all conversions, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

The terms used in the present invention are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In the present invention, terms such as 'include' or 'have' are intended to indicate that there are features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, and one or more other features. It should be understood that the existence or addition possibilities of fields or numbers, steps, operations, components, parts or combinations thereof are not excluded in advance.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Note that, in this case, in the accompanying drawings, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals as possible. In addition, detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations that may obscure the subject matter of the present invention will be omitted. For the same reason, some components in the accompanying drawings are exaggerated, omitted, or schematically illustrated.

1A to 1C are exemplary views showing an optical bath device using LEDs according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is an exemplary view for explaining the auxiliary lamp unit of the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a flow chart for explaining a method of controlling an optical seating bath using the LED of FIG. 1.

An optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base plate 100, an infrared LED module 200, a cover 300, a sensing unit 400, and a control unit 500. This embodiment may be an automatic light bath device using an LED diode or an LED module (chip) that can be used in a toilet seat.

The base plate 100 is configured as a seat plate type so that the user can sit down. Specifically, the base plate 100 may have a wide rear surface and a substantially circular shape so as to be sedentary. The base plate 100 may be formed with an opening 110 to be mounted on the upper side of the toilet seat. In addition, if necessary, an additional opening 115 may be formed in front of the opening 110. However, the photo-seat bath using LED may be disposed on the toilet seat instead of the upper side of the toilet seat.

The above-described base plate 100 may be mounted on the upper side of the toilet seat. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1B, the base plate 100 may be disposed in contact with an upper side of the toilet seat. Accordingly, there is an advantage in that the optical seat bath device using the LED of the present invention can be used by grafting to a common toilet seat or a bidet.

The infrared LED module 200 is disposed on the base plate 100 and is provided in plural and disposed adjacent to each other. Specifically, referring to FIG. 1A, the infrared LED module 200 may be provided in plural on the LED module plate 210 provided on the base plate 100. The plurality of infrared LED modules 200 may be disposed densely and adjacent to each other. The LED module plate 210 supports the infrared LED module 200 and can supply power to the infrared LED module 200.

The infrared LED module 200 is preferable to generate light having a wavelength of 0.75 ~ 3μm. The wavelength in this range is the range of near infrared. Since near-infrared rays have a beneficial effect on the human body when irradiated to the human body, the user of the optical bathing device using the LED of the present invention receives light from the infrared LED module 200 through merely acting on the optical bathing device using the LED. By absorbing, it is possible to easily obtain health benefits due to near infrared rays.

The cover 300 is coupled to the base plate 100 to cover the infrared LED module 200. The cover 300 may have a size corresponding to the base plate 100. The cover 300 covers the base plate 100 to seal the infrared LED module 200 disposed on the base plate 100 to some extent. Through this, even if water for cleaning or the like is sprayed on the cover 300 or liquid or the like is raised, the liquid may not penetrate the infrared LED module 200. That is, the cover 300 covers the base plate 100 and is combined with the base plate 100 so that the sealing of the space between the base plate 100 and the cover 300 can be maintained.

The cover 300 may include an opening 310 of the cover 300 corresponding to the opening 110 of the base plate 100. Through the opening 110 of the base plate 100 and the opening 310 of the cover 300, an optical bathing device using an LED may be mounted on the upper surface of the seat 40 of the toilet seat and used. In addition, it can be directly mounted on a toilet seat without a seat to replace the seat.

The cover 300 may be translucent close to white. Red light may be emitted from the infrared LED module 200 itself, so that the user can know that the infrared LED module 200 is turned on by the light emitted through the cover 300. In addition, when the cover 300 is semi-transparent close to white, a considerable amount of light can be transmitted from the infrared LED module 200. On the one hand, a transparent lamp is used as the infrared LED module 200 and a black-red translucent cover 300 may be used to allow transmitted light to be emitted at a wavelength of near infrared.

The sensing unit 400 is disposed on one side of the cover 300 and is configured to determine whether the user sits on the base plate 100. Specifically, the sensing unit 400 may be disposed on the upper back side of the cover 300. The sensing unit 400 may determine whether the user sits on the base plate 100. The sensing unit 400 may use at least one of various sensors capable of detecting a user, such as infrared sensing, ultrasonic sensing, and a pressure sensor.

The control unit 500 is made to adjust the signal of the infrared LED module 200 according to the signal sensed by the sensing unit 400. Specifically, the control unit 500 may receive a signal generated when the sensing unit 400 recognizes that the user is seated. When the control unit 500 recognizes the signal that the user is seated from the sensing unit 400, the control unit 500 controls the infrared LED module 200 to be turned on. Accordingly, the infrared LED module 200 may operate automatically.

Then, when the sensing unit 400 recognizes that the user's seating status is changed, the control unit 500 may change the infrared LED module 200 to the off state. Specifically, when the user finishes the work and wakes up in the light bathing device using the LED, the sensing unit 400 can detect it. In addition, the control unit 500 may change the infrared LED module 200 to the off state by the signal generated by the sensing unit 400.

In this way, as the control unit 500 changes the infrared LED module 200 to an on state or an off state by a signal sensed by the sensing unit 400, the user automatically operates the light bath device using the LED even if it is not separately operated. As the infrared LED module 200 is turned on or off, convenience in use is very high.

On the other hand, the light bathing apparatus using LED may include the operation unit 600. The control unit 600 may control whether the infrared LED module 200 is turned on or off, or may control the intensity and time of the infrared LED module 200 being turned on.

As described above, the control unit 500 may change the infrared LED module 200 to an on state or an off state. However, the user can turn off the infrared LED module 200 in the on state or adjust the intensity of the infrared LED module 200 in the on state, if necessary.

In addition, as will be described below, the control unit 500 may control the infrared LED module 200 in the on state to be turned off when a predetermined time passes. At this time, the user may turn on the infrared LED module 200 in the off state using the operation unit 600, if desired.

Specifically, the manipulation unit 600 may include a first manipulation unit 610, a second manipulation unit 620, a third manipulation unit 630, and a fourth manipulation unit 640. The first manipulation unit 610 may control turning on or off the infrared LED module 200. The second manipulation unit 620 may control the output of the infrared LED module 200. The third manipulation unit 630 may control the time that the infrared LED module 200 is turned on. The user may select any one of a plurality of modes in which the intensity and time of the infrared LED module 200 are combined using the fourth manipulation unit 640. However, the number of the operation units 600 is not limited, and the number and operation methods of the operation units 600 may be variously modified.

Referring to FIG. 1B, an optical seating apparatus using an LED may be disposed on a toilet seat. Specifically, FIG. 1B (a) shows a light bath device using an LED. And, the seat of the toilet seat is shown in Figure 1b (b). At this time, as shown in (c) of Figure 1b, an optical bathing apparatus using an LED may be seated on the upper side of the toilet seat.

Figure 2 (a) is an exemplary view showing a cross section of the auxiliary lamp unit 700, Figure 2 (b) is an exemplary view showing a view of the auxiliary lamp unit 700 from the top, Figure 2 (c) ) Is an exemplary view showing the motor 730 in FIG. 2B.

The light bathing apparatus using LED may further include an auxiliary lamp unit 700. The auxiliary lamp unit 700 may be disposed under the base plate 100. The auxiliary lamp unit 700 may include a guide tube 710, a lamp tube 720, and a motor 730.

Referring to (a) of FIG. 2, one side of the guide tube 710 may be opened, and a groove may be formed therein. A space in which the lamp tube 720 can be accommodated is formed in a groove inside the guide tube 710. A motor 730 may be disposed on the opposite side of one side opening of the guide tube 710. The motor 730 and the lamp tube 720 may be connected by a flexible belt 740, which will be described later.

The lamp tube 720 may be drawn into the guide tube 710 or may be made to be drawn out. Specifically, the lamp tube 720 is drawn into the inside of the guide tube 710 by the motor 730, or is moved to be pulled out of the guide tube 710. The lamp tube 720 may be moved according to the operation of the motor 730.

Inside the lamp tube 720, the above-described infrared LED module 200 may be included. Then, the control unit 500 may control the infrared LED module 200 inside the lamp tube 720 to be turned on or off. Specifically, when the controller 500 is drawn out of the guide tube 710 by the motor 730, the infrared LED module 200 may be controlled to be turned on. In addition, the control unit 500 may control the infrared LED module 200 to be switched to the off state when the guide tube 710 is introduced into the interior by the motor 730.

The motor 730 provides power to draw the lamp tube 720 into or out of the guide tube 710. That is, the motor 730 may be driven in one direction or the other direction so that the lamp tube 720 can be drawn out of the guide tube 710 or the lamp tube 720 can be drawn into the guide tube 710. You can. The auxiliary lamp unit 700 may further include a flexible belt 740. The flexible belt 740 may connect the lamp tube 720 and the motor 730.

Specifically, the motor 730 having the toothed gear 732 may be connected to the toothed flexible belt 740 through the shaft 735. As the motor 730 is driven, the gear gear 732 of the flexible belt 740 moves in engagement with the gear gear 732, and the lamp connected to the flexible belt 740 as the flexible belt 740 is moved The tube 720 is moved. Meanwhile, the flexible belt 740 may be connected to the guard belt 741 of the flexible belt 740.

When the user seats on the seat of the toilet seat mounted on the infrared LED module 200, the sensing unit 400 detects this and sends a signal to the control unit 500, the control unit 500 operates the motor 730 to lamp The tube 720 may be pulled out of the guide tube 710. Then, as described above, the infrared LED module 200 of the lamp tube 720 can be switched to the on state.

Through this, the control unit 500 only turns on the infrared LED module 200 on the base plate 100 and the infrared LED module 200 of the lamp tube 720 by simply sitting on a light bath device using LED. You can switch. In addition, the control unit 500 may insert the lamp tube 720 into the guide tube 710 when the user senses that the user is out of the seating state from the sensing unit 400.

Through this, the user can be irradiated with both the light emitted from the infrared LED module 200 on the base plate 100 and the infrared LED module 200 of the lamp tube 720 by simply sitting on a light bathing apparatus using LED. .

In particular, the auxiliary lamp unit 700 can greatly increase the range and time of irradiation to the genital and anal areas. In addition, when the near-infrared rays are irradiated to the genital and anal areas of both men and women for a certain period of time, as described above, the improvement effects such as gynecological diseases, anal diseases, prostatic hyperplasia are great.

A washing water discharge port 750 may be formed at an end of the guide tube 710. The washing water discharge port 750 sprays the washing water toward the lamp tube 720 when the lamp tube 720 is drawn out from the inside of the guide tube 710 or from the outside of the guide tube 710 to the inside. do.

Through this, it is possible to clean the surface of the lamp tube 720, where foreign matter can be deposited, in a clean state. In addition, the surface of the lamp tube 720 is kept clean, and light emitted from the lamp tube 720 can reach the user completely, thereby improving the efficiency of the lamp tube 720.

The operation of the above-mentioned washing water dispensing port 750 may be automatically controlled by the control unit 500. Specifically, when the lamp tube 720 is introduced into the guide tube 710, washing water for washing the lamp tube 720 described above may be sprayed from the washing water outlet 750.

Hereinafter, a method of controlling an optical seating device using an LED will be described.

Referring to (a) of FIG. 3, a control method using an optical seating apparatus using an LED may include a sensing step (S10), an operating step (S20), a determining step (S30), and an extinguishing step (S40). .

The sensing step detects whether the user has seated on the base plate 100 through the sensing unit 400. At this time, the sensing unit 400 may detect the user's sitting using at least one of the various sensors described above.

In the operation step, when the user seats in the detection step, the infrared LED module 200 is turned on (S110). At this time, the control unit 500 may turn on the infrared LED module 200 described above. In addition, the timer module may be operated while the control unit 500 turns on the infrared LED module 200.

Specifically, as shown in (b) of FIG. 3, the timer module may be operated so that the infrared LED module 200 is turned on for a predetermined time while the infrared LED module 200 is switched to the on state.

The determining step determines whether the user has left or not (S120) and a preset time has passed (S130) through the sensing unit 400.

Specifically, it may be determined whether a person has left the seated state and whether a preset time has elapsed in the above-described timer module.

The light-off step turns off the infrared LED module 200 when the user leaves or when a predetermined time has elapsed (S140).

Specifically, the control unit 500 may switch the infrared LED module 200 to the off state when the user leaves or a predetermined time elapses.

The preset time in the above-described determination step may be made possible through the operation unit 600.

Specifically, the preset time and the remaining time may be displayed through the display unit disposed adjacent to the operation unit 600. At this time, the user may increase or decrease the remaining time through a pressing operation and / or a turning operation.

After the extinguishing step, a step (S150) of washing the infrared LED module 200 using washing water may be further included. As described above, the lamp tube 720 may be cleaned using the washing water discharging port 750.

Specifically, a fan may be further provided around the above-described lamp tube 720. The fan may be disposed toward the lamp tube 720 cleaned by the washing water outlet 750. Then, the fan may be operated toward the lamp tube 720 so that the surface of the lamp tube 720 can be dried after washing. Through this, the toilet seat and the lamp tube 720 can be kept clean by removing moisture and sterilizing bacteria on the surface of the lamp tube 720.

According to the optical bathing apparatus using the LED according to an embodiment of the present invention, there is an advantage that can be irradiated periodically near the infrared light very easily automatically whenever using the toilet.

In addition, the photo-seat bath device using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention is irradiated with near-infrared rays in contact with or very close to the skin, and thus has excellent cosmetic and medical effects due to near-infrared rays.

In addition, the auxiliary lamp unit is designed so that the lamp tube is pulled out and retracted from the top to the bottom (or slightly obliquely) so that dirt does not adhere to the toilet. That is, near-infrared rays have excellent sterilization effect, and thus can effectively sterilize the toilet seat or germs on the toilet seat where bacteria grow.

In addition, the auxiliary lamp unit may enhance the sitting bath effect by allowing direct infrared rays to be irradiated directly to the user's anus or genitals.

4 is an exemplary view showing an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is an exemplary view for explaining a connection portion and a wiring pipe module of the optical seating device using the LED of FIG. 4. FIG. 6 is an exemplary view for explaining a state in which an optical seating apparatus using the LED of FIG. 4 is installed. 7 is an exemplary view for explaining a connection hole of an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a flow chart for explaining a method of controlling an optical seating bath using the LED of FIG. 4.

The optical bathing apparatus using LED according to an embodiment of the present invention is an infrared LED disposed on the base plate 100 and the LED module plate 210 when compared with the optical bathing apparatus using LED in the above-described embodiment. Differences in the shape of the module 200 and the cover 300, only the difference between the connection part 800 and the wiring pipe module 900 is further included, and other components are the same and similar, so a description thereof will be omitted.

An optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a connection unit 800 and a wiring pipe module 900. The light bathing apparatus using LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may be used in a sauna, a sauna, a public bath, and the like.

The connection part 800 may be drawn out from one end of the base plate 100 toward the upper side. The connection part 800 may be drawn out in a direction facing the main surface of the base plate 100 from one end of the base plate 100. The connection unit 800 is a component that connects the base plate 100 and the wiring pipe module 900 formed on the wall.

The connection part 800 may be provided with a width corresponding to the base plate 100 and bent from the base plate 100 and formed to extend upward. Referring to FIG. 4, the connection part 800 is formed to have the same width as the base plate 100 and has a similar width, and is extended by bending upward from the base plate 100.

The connecting portion 800 may be formed with a recess 810 at the rear end so that at least a portion of the wiring pipe module 900 can be inserted. Referring to FIG. 4, the connecting portion 800 is formed with a recess 810 into which the wiring pipe module 900 can be inserted on the rear side. The wiring pipe 920 and the socket 930 of the wiring pipe module 900 are inserted into the recess 810.

The wiring pipe module 900 may be mounted on a wall and may be installed to extend in a horizontally long direction. Specifically, referring to FIGS. 4 to 6, the wiring pipe module 900 may include a bracket 910, a wiring pipe 920, and a socket 930.

The bracket 910 is installed on the wall, fixing the wiring pipe 920. The bracket 910 may include a plate 912, a coupling means 914 and an extension 915.

The plate can be fixed to the wall through the engaging means 914. The extension 915 extends from the plate toward the front. A wiring pipe 920 may be disposed at the front end of the extension 915.

The wiring pipe 920 may be fixed to the end of the extension portion of the bracket 910. Then, it extends along the wall. Sauna rooms, which are intended for saunas in saunas and the like, may be formed with long wooden chairs along the wall. At this time, the wiring pipe 920 may be installed long along such a wall surface.

The wiring pipe 920 may be disposed on a wall of one surface or a wall of two or more surfaces along the length direction of the wall. As shown in FIG. 6, a plurality of optical bathing apparatuses using LEDs may be provided in the wiring pipe 920 that is long-wired, and spaced apart from each other.

Meanwhile, electricity flowing in the above-described wiring pipe 920 may be used both direct current and alternating current. Specifically, the wiring pipe 920 is wired so that current can flow. At this time, the current flowing through the wiring pipe 920 may be provided so that direct current flows through the AC-DC converter. In the case of using DC, power consumption is low, and an AC-DC converter is provided, so there is no need for separate preparation or management.

The socket 930 is installed in the wiring pipe 920 and may be inserted into the connection part 800 through the recess 810. Specifically, referring to (a) of FIG. 5, the socket 930 is disposed at the bottom of the wiring pipe 920. And, referring to Figure 5 (b), the socket 930 may be inserted into the coupling portion 825 formed in the center of the back of the connection portion (800).

5 (a) shows a side view, and FIG. 5 (b) shows a rear view.

Referring to (a) of FIG. 5, the socket 930 may be disposed at the bottom of the wiring pipe 920. In addition, a plug 805 of an optical bathing apparatus using an LED is inserted into the socket 930 to supply power to the optical bathing apparatus using an LED.

5B is a view for explaining the rear surface of the connecting portion 800. Referring to (b) of FIG. 5, a connection hole 820 is formed while traversing the rear surface of the connection unit 800. The wiring pipe 920 is inserted into the connection hole 820.

On the central side of the rear surface of the connecting portion 800, an engaging portion 825 that is opened up and down is formed. A socket connection portion 925 connected to the wiring pipe 920 and a socket 930 connected to the socket connection portion 925 are disposed in the coupling portion 825.

The coupling portion 825 is formed on the center side of the rear surface of the connection portion 800, and the socket 930 is disposed inside the coupling portion 825, so that liquid such as water is sprayed on the front surface of the optical bath device using LEDs. In this case, it is possible to prevent the liquid from flowing into the periphery of the socket 930.

In the wiring pipe module 900, a plurality of sockets 930 may be provided. The socket 930 may be pre-positioned in the middle of the wiring pipe 920 where an optical bath device using LEDs is disposed. As described above, the rear surface of the connection unit 800 is provided with a connection hole 820 in which the socket 930 can be accommodated. Accordingly, the socket 930 is preferably arranged in advance where the light bath device using the LED is to be placed. The socket connection portion 925 and the wiring pipe 920 may be alternately arranged along the longitudinal direction of the wiring pipe 920.

The wiring pipe 920 may be inserted into the connection hole 820. 5 and 6, the wiring pipe 920 is inserted into the connection hole 820. Specifically, the wiring pipe 920 may be inserted into the connection hole 820 of the connection portion 800 through the groove portion 810.

The connection part 800 may be rotatable about the wiring pipe 920.

A coupling portion 825 is formed on a rear surface of the connection portion 800. Then, the upper portion of the coupling portion 825 is recessed (recess) to the upper side, the socket connection portion 925 may be inserted.

In addition, the connection unit 800 may include a locking jaw portion 828 through which the wiring pipe 920 is locked. Specifically, the locking jaws 828 are formed on both sides of the upper end of the engaging portion 825. The locking jaw portion 828 is disposed on the top of the wiring pipe 920.

As the coupling portion 825 is recessed upward, the socket connection portion 925 can be easily inserted into the coupling portion 825. Then, by forming the locking jaw portion 828, the wiring pipe 920 disposed inside the connection hole 820 can be stably supported.

Since the locking jaw portion 828 stably supports the wiring pipe 920, the optical seating device using an LED as shown in FIG. 4 (c) can be rotated around the wiring pipe 920, and is shown in FIG. 5 (b). As described above, it is possible to prevent the optical bathing device using the LED from being left and right.

As described above, since the optical bathing device using LED is rotatably installed around the wiring pipe 920, the front side of the base plate 100 is not used when the bathing device is not in use or when the chairman in which the bathing device is installed is cleaned. The end can be rotated so that it faces the wall so that the wall can be closely adhered to it. In addition, in this state, since a part of the rear surface of the connection portion 800 is exposed, there is an advantage in that it is easy to install and replace the optical seating device using the LED.

In addition, when lowering the optical seating device using the LED leaning against the wall to its original state, a buffer damper 350 that slowly descends when facing downward may be built in to prevent failure due to impact.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 1C, the buffer damper 350 may be disposed in a place in contact with the wiring pipe, and may have a hinge shape configured to rotate the base plate at a slow speed.

Referring to FIG. 1C, the optical seating apparatus A using the LED includes a cover 300 and a cover 300 disposed on a lower upper surface 64 of a lower toilet seat opened upward from a lower toilet seat 62 of the toilet seat 60. ) May include a cover 390 formed to cover, and a buffer damper 350 connecting the cover 300 and the cover 390.

As shown in (a) of Figure 1c, the cover 300 is spaced apart from the lower toilet seat upper side 64, as shown in Figure 1c (b), the cover 300 is the lower toilet seat upper When moving to be placed in contact with the side 64, the buffer damper 350 may be made to rotate the cover 300 slowly. In addition, the buffer damper 350 may be made to rotate slowly even when the cover 390 rotates toward the cover 300.

The cover 300 may include a bent portion 320 formed to be bent inward so that the user's body structure can be stably adhered. Specifically, the bent portion 320 is a bent portion so that the user can sit comfortably. The bent portion 320 may be recessed inward to cover the user's body structure, that is, the shape of the buttocks.

A drain hole 330 formed through the base plate 100 and the cover 300 may be formed in the bent portion 320. As described above, it can be used in an environment with water, such as a sauna, according to an embodiment of the present invention. Accordingly, the user may be seated on the cover 300 while water is on the user's body. In this case, the drain hole 330 may be formed in the innermost portion of the bent portion 320 so that the water collected on the cover 300 can be drained. The accumulated water on the cover 300 may be discharged through the drain hole 330. In addition, even when the cover 300 is cleaned, water used for cleaning may be discharged through the drain hole 330.

The recess 810 may be formed to increase in width toward the end. Specifically, referring to (a) of FIG. 5, the recessed portion 810 may be formed in a fan shape that increases in width toward the end. The shape of the groove 810 may serve as a guide when the wiring pipe 920 is inserted into the groove 810.

The upper end of both ends of the upper side of the connection portion 800 may include a cover plate 840 which is disposed to surround the wiring pipe 920 and is inserted into the recess 810. Referring to FIG. 7, a connection hole 820 is formed inside the recess 810, and the wiring pipe 920 may be inserted into the connection hole 820. In addition, a blanking plate 840 that can cover the groove 810 on the side of the connecting portion 800 may be inserted into the groove 810.

Referring to FIG. 7, a recess 822 is formed inside the recess 810. In addition, a portion of the blanking plate 840 is drawn out to form a blanking plate groove 842. Accordingly, the concave groove protrusion 822 may be inserted into the cover plate groove 842 so that the concave groove portion 810 and the cover plate 840 may be combined. At this time, the connection part 800 and the blanking plate 840 may be fastened by screws.

The control unit 500 is configured to turn on the infrared LED module 200 when the user is detected by the sensing unit 400 and turn off the infrared LED module 200 when the user is not detected by the sensing unit 400. You can.

The controller 500 may be configured to turn off the infrared LED module 200 after a predetermined time passes when a user is sensed by the sensing unit 400 to turn on the infrared LED module 200. For example, if any one of 30 minutes, 40 minutes, 50 minutes, and 60 minutes has elapsed after the user is detected, the controller 500 may change the infrared LED module 200 to the off state. The above-described predetermined time may be input by the user through the operation unit 600. And, the above-mentioned predetermined time is not limited to the above-described time and can be freely set.

Hereinafter, a method of controlling an optical seating bath using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described. Of the control method of the optical seating bath using the LED described in the above-described embodiment, the same and similar methods as in this embodiment are omitted.

When the user's seating is detected, the control unit 500 may operate the timer module (S210). The timer module may generate a constant signal when a time of 5 to 20 minutes has elapsed. The time of the timer module can be changed by the operation unit 600.

In addition, the control unit 500 may detect that the user is seated, and may change the infrared LED module 200 to the ON state (S210). On the other hand, when the fan (Fan) to be described below is operating, the control unit 500 may stop the operation of the fan (S220).

While the infrared LED module 200 is in the on state, the control unit 500 signals from the sensing unit 400 whether the user maintains a seating state (S230) and whether a set time of the timer module has elapsed (S240). I can receive it.

Then, the control unit 500 may change the infrared LED module 200 to the off state when the above-described user does not maintain the seating state or the set time of the timer module has elapsed (S250). At this time, when the infrared LED module 200 is changed to the off state, a sound may be generated.

After the extinguishing step in which the infrared LED module 200 is changed to the off state, a drying step (S260) of drying the cover 300 using at least one of a fan and an infrared LED module 200 may be further included. have. As described above, since the optical bathing apparatus using LED according to an embodiment of the present invention is used in a place where water is present, water may be on the cover 300 after the user uses it.

Therefore, a fan may be further provided on the side of the connection unit 800 to dry the water on the cover 300. Such a fan may be disposed to cause wind to flow toward the cover 300 in order to dry the water on the cover 300 or discharge it to the drain hole 330 described above. In addition, since the infrared LED module 200 generates a constant temperature, the infrared LED module 200 may be turned on for a certain time to dry the water on the cover 300.

And, as described above, the fan and the infrared LED module 200 may be stopped when the user is detected. In the case of the infrared LED module 200, it can be turned off and then on again.

The optical bathing device using LED according to an embodiment of the present invention has an advantage that it can be used in various spaces used by many people, such as saunas, public baths, fitness centers, swimming pools, etc., by providing wiring pipe modules and connecting parts. have.

In addition, the optical seating apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention can prevent an electric shock accident because the socket is buried in the back of the connection portion, so that an electric outlet accident is not exposed.

9 is an exemplary view showing an optical seating bath using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.

An optical bath device using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a first module 1000, a second module 2000, and an angle adjusting unit 1500. The first module 1000 may have the same or similar configuration to the optical bath device using the above-described LED.

Specifically, the first module 1000 may include a base plate 100, an LED module plate 210, an infrared LED module 200, and a cover 300. That is, the first module 1000 is a base plate 100 on which the infrared LED module 200 is disposed, an infrared LED module 200 that is changed to an off state and an on state according to signals from the controller 500, and a user seats It includes a cover 300 that can be. In addition, the upper portion of the cover 300 may include a bent portion 320 according to a user's body structure.

The second module 2000 may include a base plate 100, an LED module plate 210, an infrared LED module 200, and a cover 300 like the first module 1000. However, when the user seats the first module 1000, the second module 2000 may be disposed such that the cover 300 faces the user's back. That is, unlike the first module 1000, the second module 2000 may serve as a support for the user's back, rather than a user seating. In addition, the cover 300 of the second module 2000 may include a bent portion suitable for the body structure of the user's back.

The second module 2000 may be rotatably coupled with the first module 1000 to cover an upper portion of the first module 1000 or to form a predetermined angle with the first module 1000.

As described above, the second module 2000 may include an infrared LED module 200 formed in a direction facing the first module 1000 in a position arranged to cover the top of the first module 1000. You can. That is, the infrared LED module 200 of the second module 2000 is arranged to be irradiated to the user's back and waist when the user is seated in the light bathing device using the LED.

Through this, the user may be irradiated with infrared rays to the hip and thigh side through the first module 1000, and may be irradiated with infrared rays to the back and waist through the second module 2000.

Meanwhile, the second module 2000 may be changed to an on state or an off state through the operation unit. That is, the second module 2000 may be set not to be turned on while the first module 1000 is turned on as needed. Alternatively, the first module 1000 may be turned off, and only the second module 2000 may remain turned on.

The angle adjusting unit 1500 is disposed at a combined position of the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 and can be formed to be able to adjust the angle between the first module 1000 and the second module 2000. have. A lever is disposed in the angle adjusting unit 1500, and a user can operate the angle adjusting unit 1500 using the lever. The angle between the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 may be adjusted by operating the angle adjusting unit 1500.

The angle adjusting unit 1500 may be adjusted such that the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 are in contact with each other or form 180 degrees with each other. Specifically, when the optical bath device using the LED is not used, the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 contact each other by rotating the second module 2000 toward the first module 1000 so as to overlap. Can be done. In addition, when the user lays down and uses an optical bath device using LEDs, the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 may be disposed on a plane at an angle of 180 degrees to each other.

The first module 1000 may further include a support rod 1200 that is drawn out to the rear side of the first module 1000 or is formed to be drawn into the inside of the first module 1000.

The support rod 1200 does not use a leg portion to be described later, and when using a light bathing apparatus using LEDs for seating using only the first module 1000 and the second module 2000, the bathing apparatus using LEDs is used. You can prevent falling back. A support rod groove 1020 into which the support rod 1200 may be inserted may be provided inside the first module 1000.

The lower surface of the first module 1000 may be formed with a coupling groove 1040 recessed inward to insert a member. In addition, the leg portion 1400 inserted into the coupling groove 1040 described above or formed to be pulled out may be further included. The leg portion 1400 is mounted on the lower portion of the first module 1000, and an optical seating device using an LED may be used as a standing chair.

In the light bathing apparatus using the LED according to an embodiment of the present invention, the first module 1000 and the second module 2000 can be used to irradiate infrared rays not only to the buttocks of the body, but also to the waist or back. At the same time, there is an advantage that can be investigated.

In addition, the optical bathing apparatus using LED has an advantage that can be used as a more convenient structure for the user among standing and sitting using the base rod 1200 and the leg.

Furthermore, since the photo-sitting device using LEDs can be used in the manner of standing and sitting, the user can freely use the photo-sitting device using LEDs in the course of daily life while wearing clothing.

In addition, near-infrared rays have a property of transmitting fibers, and thus have the advantage of being able to sit in a bath while wearing clothes.

10 is an exemplary view for explaining an optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to another embodiment of the present invention.

An optical bath device using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a base plate 100, an infrared LED module 200 and a cover 300. The optical bathing apparatus using the LED according to an embodiment of the present invention can be used by placing it on a seat such as a general chair, a car seat, or a beauty salon chair. That is, the light bathing apparatus using the LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may be a light bathing apparatus using a portable LED.

The base plate 100 may have a shape close to a square in a flat state. In addition, the bottom of the base plate 100 may be formed flat to be used on a seat plate such as a car seat or a general chair.

The infrared LED module 200 may be disposed on the base plate 100. As in the above-described embodiments, it may be converted to an on state or an off state by a control unit (not shown). The cover 300 may include a bent portion to fit the user's body structure. The sensing unit 400 may be disposed under the base plate 100. The sensing unit 400 may detect whether the user is seated.

The optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may be capable of performing warm bathing by near infrared rays due to heat from the infrared LED module 200 in winter. Through this, the user can warmly take a warm bath in the winter. In addition, the temperature of the infrared LED module 200 can be controlled by the operation unit.

On the other hand, the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention has a pipe connecting the upper part of the cover (where the hips swell) and the fan (fan, not shown) of the fan so that the fan's wind flows to the hip. It can be made cool in the summer by letting it be delivered directly. That is, the fan may be disposed such that wind generated from the fan is discharged through the upper surface of the cover 300.

Such a fan may cause wind discharged through the upper surface of the cover 300. The fan may cool the heat generated by the near infrared rays by operating the fan in the summer. Through this, the fan can lower the heat transmitted to the user while maintaining the near infrared rays transmitted to the user.

On the other hand, the optical bathing apparatus using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may be designed to use both AC and DC at the same time. Specifically, even when connected to an alternating current or direct current, an optical seating device using an LED according to an embodiment of the present invention may be used.

Through this, there is an advantage in that a light bath device using the LED can be easily used even in a DC power source such as a car.

In addition, in order to enhance the portable characteristics of the light bath device using LEDs, a battery may be built in. LED light bath device can be used as a rechargeable battery.

As described above, one embodiment of the present invention has been described, but those skilled in the art can add, change, delete, or add elements within the scope of the present invention as described in the claims. The present invention may be variously modified and changed by the like, and it will be said that this is also included within the scope of the present invention.

40: seat 100 of the toilet seat: base plate
110: opening 115: additional opening
200: infrared LED module 300: cover
310: opening 320: bend
330: drainage hole 400: sensing unit
500: control unit 600: operation unit
610, 620, 630, 640: control panel 700: auxiliary lamp unit
710: guide tube 720: lamp tube
730: motor 735: shaft
740: flexible belt 741: flexible guard rail
750: washing water outlet 800: connection
805: plug 810: recess
820: connecting hole 822: turning the groove
825: engaging portion 828: engaging jaw
840: blanking plate 842: blanking plate groove
900: wiring pipe module 910: bracket
912: coupling means 920: wiring pipe
925: socket connection 930: socket
1000: first module 1020: base rod groove
1040: engaging groove 1200: support rod
1400: leg 1500: angle adjustment
2000: second module

Claims (20)

A base plate composed of a seat plate type so that the user can sit;
An infrared LED module disposed on the base plate and provided in a plurality and disposed adjacent to each other;
A cover coupled to the base plate to cover the infrared LED module;
A sensing unit disposed on one side of the cover and configured to determine whether a user sits on the base plate; And
It includes a control unit for controlling the operation of the infrared LED module according to the signal sensed by the sensing unit,
A connection portion drawn out from the top of the base plate toward the outside; And
It further includes a wiring pipe module mounted on the wall and extending in a horizontally long direction,
The connecting portion,
The recessed portion is formed in the rear end so that at least a portion of the wiring pipe module can be inserted, an optical bathing apparatus using LEDs.
According to claim 1,
The base plate and the cover,
An optical seat bath device using an LED, in which an opening is formed to be mounted on an upper side of a toilet seat.
According to claim 1,
Further comprising a control unit for adjusting the on or off of the infrared LED module, the output of the infrared LED module, and a control unit for adjusting the time, the LED light bath device.
According to claim 1,
An auxiliary lamp unit disposed below the base plate is further provided,
The auxiliary lamp unit,
A guide tube having one side opened and a groove formed therein;
A lamp tube drawn into or drawn out of the guide tube; And
And a motor for providing power for drawing or drawing the lamp tube into the guide tube.
According to claim 4,
The auxiliary lamp unit,
Further comprising a flexible belt connecting the lamp tube and the motor,
The flexible belt and the motor are coupled to each other by gear teeth of the motor and gear grooves of the flexible belt,
The motor,
When driving in one direction, the lamp tube is drawn out of the guide tube, and when driven in the other direction, the lamp tube is drawn into the inside of the guide tube.
The method of claim 5,
At the end of the guide tube,
When the lamp tube is drawn out from the inside of the guide tube, or when it is drawn in from the outside of the guide tube, an optical bathing apparatus using LEDs is formed with a washing water outlet for spraying washing water toward the lamp tube.
delete According to claim 1,
The connecting portion,
It is provided with a width corresponding to the base plate, is bent from the base plate and extends upward, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
The method of claim 8,
The wiring pipe module,
A bracket installed on the wall;
A wiring pipe fixed to the bracket and extending along the wall; And
It is installed on the wiring pipe, including a socket that is inserted into the inside of the connection portion through the recess, the optical bath device using LED.
The method of claim 9,
The connection portion includes a connection hole surrounding the wiring pipe,
The connecting portion is made to be rotatable around the wiring pipe, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
The method of claim 10,
The connecting portion,
It is disposed in a place in contact with the wiring pipe, the base plate further comprises a buffer damper made to rotate at a relatively slow speed, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
According to claim 1,
The cover,
It includes a bent portion formed to be bent inward so that the user's body structure can be stably inserted,
In the bent portion,
A drain bath hole formed through the base plate and the cover is formed.
According to claim 1,
The groove portion is formed so that the width increases toward the end, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
The method of claim 9,
At the top of both ends of the upper side of the connection,
An optical bathing apparatus using LED, including a blanking plate disposed to surround the wiring pipe and inserted into the recess.
According to claim 1,
The base plate; The infrared LED module; And the cover; a first module including;
A second module rotatably coupled to the first module and one end to cover an upper portion of the first module or to form a predetermined angle with the first module; And
The first module and the second module is disposed at a combined position, and includes an angle adjustment unit that is formed to adjust the angle between the first module and the second module, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
The method of claim 15,
The first module,
Further comprising a support rod that is drawn out to the rear of the first module, or is formed to be retractable into the inside of the first module, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
The method of claim 16,
On the lower surface of the first module,
It is recessed inward to form a coupling groove into which a member can be inserted.
Further comprising a leg portion that is inserted into the coupling groove, or formed to be pulled out, an optical bathing apparatus using LED.
A sensing step of sensing whether the user has seated on the base plate through the sensing unit;
An operation step of turning on the infrared LED module when the user is seated in the sensing step;
A determining step of determining whether the user has left and whether a preset time has elapsed through the sensing unit; And
And turning off the infrared LED module when a user leaves or a predetermined time has elapsed.
After the extinguishing step, further comprising the step of washing the infrared lamp tube using washing water, the control method of the optical bathing apparatus using LED.
delete The method of claim 18,
After the extinguishing step, further comprising a drying step of drying the cover using at least one of a fan (fan) and the infrared LED module, the control method of the optical bath device using the LED.

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