KR102487038B1 - Reflector for Fixing Fish Gathering Lamp - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a reflector for fixing a fishing lamp, which is installed separately on both sides based on a wire or rod on which a fishing lamp socket is installed, and includes a plurality of lower perforations fastened by bolts near the side of the fishing lamp socket, It relates to a reflector for fixing a fishing light that controls the shaking of the socket.

Description

Reflector for Fixing Fish Gathering Lamp}

The present invention is a reflector for fixing a fishing light, which is installed separately on both sides based on a wire, rod or socket support on which a fishing light socket is installed, and includes a plurality of lower perforations fastened with bolts near the side of the fishing light socket, It relates to a reflector for fixing a fishing lamp that controls shaking of the fishing lamp socket from side to side and back and forth.

A fishing light is installed on a fishing boat to attract fish when catching fish at night, and is installed on a socket support installed on a rod or wire of a fishing boat, a fishing light socket formed at the bottom of the socket support, and the fishing light socket. It consists of a lamp that That is, the center of gravity of the fishing light is located at the bottom.

A reflector for guiding the light of the fishing light in a specific direction is installed on the fishing light.

When the fishing boat is operating roughly or when a typhoon blows, the rod or the wire has a limit in catching the shaking of the fishing light in the front and rear direction or in the left and right direction. In addition, there is an economical problem in that the reflector is detached or lost due to vibration of the fishing light.

A conventional technique for solving this problem is presented in Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-0994263.

In Korea Patent Publication No. 10-0994263, the 'two-way fishing light device for fishing boat' is formed in a shape where a fishing light is coupled to a wire, a reflector is bent in a mountain shape with a pointed bottom, and a through hole in which the fishing light is installed is bent in the reflector. formed in the part, the hanger is coupled to the bent portion of the reflector and the wire, the outer support of the reflector is coupled to the center of the hanger and both sides of the reflector, and the fishing light is coupled to the upper side of the reflector.

In Korea Patent Publication No. 10-0994263, the 'two-way fishing light device for fishing boats' has the reflector installed on both left and right sides of the wire as a standard, and since the through hole is formed in a specific part of the reflector, the fishing light It is difficult to respond flexibly depending on the type or arrangement method.

In addition, since the reflector should be installed on the wire by the hanger and the outer support of the reflector, there is a problem in that the installation structure is complicated and a lot of installation time is required.

Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-0994263

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, the reflector is installed by being separated on both sides based on a wire, rod or socket support, and a hook or a connecting rod is formed on the upper part of the reflector, so that the reflector can be easily attached to the wire. It is an object of the present invention to provide a reflector for fixing a fishing light that can be installed on the rod or the socket support.

In order to achieve the above object, a reflector for fixing a fishing lamp of the present invention includes a socket support installed on a wire or rod, a fishing lamp socket installed below the socket support, and left and right sides of the wire, the rod, or the socket support. A reflector installed on both sides, the bottom of which is in contact with the side surface of the fishing light socket, a socket support installed on the upper wire or rod of the reflecting plate, a fishing light socket installed on the lower part of the socket support, the wire, the rod or A reflector installed on both left and right sides of the fishing light socket, the lower part of which is in contact with the side surface of the fishing light socket, a hook part formed on the upper part of the reflector and coupled to the wire or the rod, or installed on the upper part of the reflector and the socket It includes a connecting rod coupled to the support and a plurality of lower perforations formed under the reflecting plate and bolted to the reflecting plate installed on the opposite side of the wire or the rod.

The reflector includes an angle adjusting plate including the hook portion and an inclined plate coupled to the angle adjusting plate, and an angle adjusting hole disposed in an arc shape is formed on one of the angle adjusting plate and the inclined plate, and the angle adjusting plate or the inclined plate is formed. A first fastening hole that is bolted to the angle adjustment ball may be formed in the other one of the.

An upper reinforcing plate formed to be bent on the upper part of the inclined plate, an upper perforation formed in the upper reinforcing plate, a second fastening hole formed on one side of the connecting rod and bolted to the upper perforated hole, and formed on the other side of the connecting rod. It may further include a length adjustment ball to which the left and right connecting rods are bolted to each other.

A socket support installed on a wire or rod, a fishing lamp socket installed on a lower portion of the socket support, a reflector installed on one side of the wire, the rod, or the socket support, and having a lower portion in contact with one side of the fishing lamp socket; A fastening stand in contact with the other side surface of the fishing lamp socket and including a plurality of perforated holes, a hook part formed on the top of the reflector and coupled to the wire or the rod, or a connecting plate installed on the top of the reflector and coupled to the socket support and a plurality of lower perforations formed in the lower portion of the reflector and fastened with the perforated holes of the fastening table by bolts.

According to the reflector for fixing the fishing light of the present invention, the following effects are provided.

Since the reflector is installed on both left and right sides of the wire, rod, or socket support, installation is easy, and when the reflector is installed, the effect of the location of the fishing light is minimized.

The reflector can be easily installed on the wire or rod by using the hook formed on the top of the reflector, so the installation method is simple and the installation time is reduced.

Shaking of the fishing light may be reduced by fixing the lower part of the fishing light using the lower perforated hole formed in the lower part of the reflecting plate. In addition, it is possible to prevent the reflection plate from being removed due to shaking of the fishing light.

The reflector includes an angle adjusting plate including the hook portion and an inclined plate coupled to the angle adjusting plate, an angle adjusting ball formed on one of the angle adjusting plate and the inclined plate, and a first fastening formed on the other one of the angle adjusting plate and the inclined plate. Due to the ball, the angle of the reflector can be adjusted, so that the light source of the fishing light can be focused on a desired location.

Due to the connecting rods installed on the upper portions of the both reflectors and coupled to the socket support, the reflector can be easily installed, thereby simplifying the installation method and reducing the installation time.

In addition, as the connecting rod spans or is coupled to the socket support rod, the reflecting plate may not be rotated more than a predetermined amount.

Since the connecting rod may be straddled or fastened to the socket support of the fishing light, shaking of the reflecting plate may be prevented.

1 is a perspective view of a fishing boat equipped with a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a front perspective view of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a partial front perspective view of a reflector of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a front perspective view of an angle control plate of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a front perspective view of a connecting rod of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a front view (before angle adjustment) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a front view (after adjusting the angle) of the reflector for fixing the fishing light according to the first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a front perspective view of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a front view (before angle adjustment) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a front view (after adjusting the angle) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a front perspective view of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
12 is a partial front perspective view of a reflector of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a preferred third embodiment of the present invention.
13 is a front perspective view of an angle adjusting plate of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
14 is a front perspective view of a connecting rod of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
15 is a front view (before angle adjustment) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
16 is a front view (after angle adjustment) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.
17 is a front perspective view of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention.
18 is a front view (before angle adjustment) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention.
19 is a front view (after adjusting the angle) of a reflector for fixing a fishing light according to a fifth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

For reference, the same configuration as the prior art among configurations of the present invention to be described below will be referred to the above-described prior art, and a separate detailed description will be omitted.

The terminology used herein is intended only to refer to specific embodiments and is not intended to limit the present invention. As used herein, the singular forms also include the plural forms unless the phrases clearly indicate the opposite.

As used herein, the meaning of "comprising" specifies specific characteristics, regions, integers, steps, operations, elements, and/or components, and other specific characteristics, regions, integers, steps, operations, elements, elements, and/or groups. does not exclude the presence or addition of

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fore-and-aft direction is the bow-stern direction of the fishing boat 10, the left-right direction is the left-right direction when looking at the stern from the bow of the fishing boat 10, and the up-and-down direction is the is up and down

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7, a first preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described.

As shown in FIG. 1, a fishing boat 10 has a fishing light 30 installation stand. The mount includes two vertical supports 21 spaced apart in the front-back direction and a horizontal support 22 connecting upper portions of the two vertical supports 21 to each other.

As shown in Figure 2, the wire is installed below the horizontal support (22). The wire is divided into an upper wire 23 and a lower wire 24 and installed. The upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24 are installed to connect the two vertical supports 21 to each other.

The upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24 may be formed in the form of rods instead of wires.

2 and 6, the fishing light 30 includes a socket support 33 installed on the upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24, and a fishing light socket formed under the socket support 33 ( 32) and a lamp 31 installed in the fishing lamp socket 32.

In the upper and lower portions of the socket support 33, bent portions 33a are formed to be recessed in a semicircular shape from left to right. The bent portion (33a) is arranged to be installed on the right side of the upper wire (23) and the lower wire (24).

Grooves are formed above and below the bent portion 33a to pass through in the left and right directions. After installing the bent part 33a on the right side of the upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24, apply a plate to the left side of the upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24 and connect the bent part 33a and the above through the groove. When the plate is bolted together, the socket support 33 is fixed to the upper wire 23 and the lower wire 24.

Reflectors 100 are installed on both left and right sides of the upper wire 23, the lower wire 24, or the socket support 33.

Reflector 100 is shown in detail in FIG. 3 .

Hereinafter, description will be made based on the reflector 100 installed on the left side of the wire. The reflector 100 installed on the right side of the wire is formed in the same shape as the reflector 100 installed on the left side of the wire and installed symmetrically with respect to the socket support 33.

The reflector 100 includes an inclined plate 101 disposed to be inclined downward from left to right and formed in a rectangular plate shape, and the inclined plate 101 has side bent portions formed in front and rear of the inclined plate 101. 102, an upper reinforcing plate 105 formed above the inclined plate 101, and a lower fastening part 107 formed below the inclined plate 101.

The inclined plate 101 is disposed so that the lower end of the inclined plate 101 is in contact with the side surface of the fishing light socket 32 .

The side bent portion 102 is formed to be bent in the direction of the lower wire 24 at the front and rear of the inclined plate 101. An angle between the inclined plate 101 and the side bent portion 102 is preferably a right angle.

The upper surface of the side bent portion 102 is inclined downward from left to right. Due to this, when the reflector 100 is rotated counterclockwise, interference between the upper surface of the side bent portion 102 and the connecting table 120 to be described later can be avoided.

The right side of the side bent portion 102 is inclined downward from left to right. Due to this, when the reflector 100 rotates clockwise, interference between the right side of the side bent portion 102 and the fishing light socket 32 can be avoided.

A first angle adjusting hole 103 is formed in the lower part of the side bent part 102 to penetrate in the front and rear direction, and a second angle adjusting hole 104 is formed in the upper part of the side bent part 102 to penetrate in the front and rear direction. do.

Each of the first angle adjusting hole 103 and the second angle adjusting hole 104 is formed with a plurality of holes, and the plurality of holes are arranged to form an arc shape as a whole. That is, it is formed in the form of a dotted line.

In the first preferred embodiment of the present invention, the first angle adjusting ball 103 and the second angle adjusting ball 104 are formed by three each.

The upper reinforcing plate 105 is formed to be bent from the upper end of the inclined plate 101 in the right direction. The rigidity of the upper part of the inclined plate 101 is reinforced by the upper reinforcing plate 105, so that the upper part of the inclined plate 101 is not easily bent in the left and right directions.

The inclined plate 101 and the upper reinforcing plate 105 are formed of plates that are easy to bend, so that the point where the inclined plate 101 and the upper reinforcing plate 105 meet each other can be bent more easily.

A plurality of upper perforations 106 are formed in the upper reinforcing plate 105 to penetrate in the vertical direction. The upper perforated holes 106 are arranged on the same line in the front-back direction.

The lower fastening portion 107 is formed to be bent downward from the lower end of the inclined plate 101 . Due to this, the right side of the lower fastening part 107 comes into contact with the left side of the lamp socket 32 .

The inclined plate 101 and the lower fastening part 107 are formed of a flexible plate, so that the point where the inclined plate 101 and the lower fastening part 107 meet each other can be bent more easily.

A plurality of lower perforated holes 109 are formed in the lower fastening part 107 to pass through in the left and right directions. The lower perforated holes 109 are arranged on the same line in the front-back direction.

Among the lower perforated holes 109 outside the front and rear surfaces of the fishing light socket 32 in contact with the lower fastening part 107, the bolt is fastened to the lower perforated hole 109 closest to the fishing light socket 32. , the fishing lamp socket 32 can be placed between the bolts.

At this time, the bolt serves to couple the lower perforated hole 109 of the reflector 100 disposed on the left side of the wire and the lower perforated hole 109 of the reflector 100 disposed on the right side of the wire to each other. The two lower perforated holes 109 are preferably located on the same line in the left and right directions.

The two bolts positioned at the front and rear of the fishing light socket 32 counteract left-right and front-back shaking of the fishing light socket 32 .

A lower reinforcing plate 108 is formed at the lower end of the lower fastening portion 107 so as to be bent to the left. The rigidity of the lower fastening portion 107 is reinforced by the lower reinforcing plate 108, so that the lower fastening portion 107 is not easily bent in the left and right directions.

An angle adjusting plate 110 is installed on the side bent portion 102 formed on the front and rear sides of the reflector 100 .

The angle adjusting plate 110 may be installed inside the side bent portion 102 .

The angle adjusting plate 110 is shown in detail in FIG. 4 .

Hereinafter, the angle adjusting plate 110 installed in front of the reflector 100 among the angle adjusting plates 110 will be described as a reference. The angle adjusting plate 110 installed at the rear of the reflecting plate 100 is formed in a shape symmetrical with the angle adjusting plate 110 installed at the front of the reflecting plate 100 .

The angle control plate 110 is formed in the shape of a rectangular trapezoidal plate as a whole.

The right trapezoid is divided into a rectangular portion disposed on the left side and a right triangle portion disposed on the right side of the rectangular portion.

A hook portion 111 is formed on the right side of the right triangle portion.

The hook portion 111 is formed to be bent in a downward left direction after extending downward. That is, the hook part 111 is opened in the lower left direction, and the opening 113 is formed to pass through in the front and rear direction. A lower wire 24 is fitted inside the opening 113.

Because of this, since the user can easily hook-couple the angle adjusting plate 110 and the inclined plate 101 connected to the angle adjusting plate 110 to the lower wire 24, the working time is reduced.

Hook fastening holes 112 are formed on the upper and lower sides of the hook portion 111 around the opening 113 so as to penetrate in the front and rear directions.

The two hook fastening holes 112 are arranged on the same line in the vertical direction. Due to this, when the angle adjustment plates 110 installed on the left and right reflectors 100 respectively span the lower wire 24, the hook fastening holes 112 of the two angle adjustment plates 110 communicate with each other.

At this time, the two angle control plates 110 are fixed to each other by fastening the hook fastening holes 112 with bolts. In addition, the lower wire 24 is completely wrapped by the two angle adjusting plate 110 prevents the angle adjusting plate 110 from being separated from the lower wire 24 .

In addition, when the reflectors 100 are continuously arranged in the forward and backward directions, the hook fastening holes 112 of the angle control plates 110 installed on each reflector 100 are bolted together to prevent the reflectors 100 from being individually shaken. can do.

Unlike the above, the hook part 111 may be formed on the reflector 100 instead of the angle adjustment plate 110 . At this time, since the reflector 100 is directly installed on the lower wire 24 through the hook portion 111, the user can simply install the reflector 100, thereby reducing installation time.

A reinforcing plate 115 is formed on the upper surface of the right triangle portion so as to be bent backward. Due to the reinforcing plate 115, the rigidity of the upper part of the angle adjusting plate 110 is reinforced, so that the upper part of the angle adjusting plate 110 is not easily bent.

A first fastening hole 114 is formed in the rectangular portion to penetrate in the front and rear directions.

The first fastening hole 114 is formed on the upper left side and the lower right side. The first fastening hole 114 is formed to communicate with the first angle adjusting hole 103 and the second angle adjusting hole 104 of the reflector 100, respectively.

When the first fastening hole 114 and the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 are coupled, they must be coupled in order. That is, if the first fastening hole 114 formed on the upper left side of the first angle adjusting hole 103 is bolted to the leftmost first angle adjusting hole 103 and the fastening bolt 114a, the lower right side The formed first fastening hole 114 should also be bolted to the second angle adjusting hole 104 on the leftmost side of the second angle adjusting hole 104 and the fastening bolt 114a.

Contrary to the above, the first fastening hole 114 may be formed in the side bent portion 102 of the reflector 100, and the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 may be formed in the angle adjusting plate 110.

The connecting rod 120 may be bolted to the upper perforated hole 106 formed in the upper reinforcing plate 105 of the reflector 100.

The connecting rod 120 is preferably installed in the middle of the reflector 100 when viewed in the front-back direction.

The connecting rod 120 is shown in detail in FIG. 5 .

Hereinafter, the connecting rod 120 coupled to the left reflector 100 among the connecting rods 120 will be described as a reference. The connecting rod 120 coupled to the right reflecting plate 100 is formed in a shape symmetrical with the connecting rod 120 coupled to the left reflecting plate 100 .

The connecting table 120 includes a horizontal connecting plate 121 and a vertical connecting plate 122 bent upward from the front of the horizontal connecting plate 121 . That is, the connecting rod 120 is formed in an 'L' shape.

On the right side of the vertical connection plate 122, a plurality of length adjustment holes 123 are formed to penetrate in the front and rear directions.

The length adjusting hole 123 is formed so that the length adjusting hole 123 of the vertical connection plate 122 installed on the reflector 100 on both sides of the left and right communicates with each other.

The length adjusting hole 123 formed on the left side of the socket support 33 and the length adjusting hole 123 formed on the right side of the socket support 33 centered on the socket support 33 are bolted together or the socket support ( 33), the connecting rods 120 on both sides are fixed to each other, and at the same time, they do not shake in the left and right directions over a certain distance around the socket support rod 33.

That is, even without the hook portion 111, the reflector 100 can be used after being installed on the socket support 33 using the connecting rod 120.

In addition, the upper distance between the left and right reflectors 100 is fixed. That is, since the upper distance of the reflector 100 is fixed by the left and right side connectors 120 and the lower distance of the reflector 100 is fixed by the bolt coupled to the lower perforated hole 109 and the lamp socket 32, the reflector 100 ) does not change.

A second fastening hole 124 is formed on the left side of the horizontal connecting plate 121 so as to penetrate in the vertical direction. The horizontal connection plate 121 is bolted to the upper perforated hole 106 of the reflector 100 through the second fastening hole 124 .

Hereinafter, the angle adjustment of the first preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7 .

As shown in FIG. 6, the first fastening hole 114 of the angle adjusting plate 110 is the outermost of the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 formed in the side bent portion 102 of the reflector 100. When the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 are bolted together with the fastening bolt 114a, the angle between the fishing light socket 32 and the reflector 100 is the largest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is reflected the farthest.

At this time, the lower fastening parts 107 are coupled to each other in a state in contact with the outside of the fishing light socket 32, and the connecting rods 120 are also coupled to each other.

As shown in FIG. 7, the first fastening hole 114 of the angle adjusting plate 110 is the innermost of the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 formed in the side bent portion 102 of the reflector 100. When the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 are bolted together with the fastening bolt 114a, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 100 is formed to be the smallest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is most closely reflected.

At this time, when the lower fastening parts 107 are coupled to each other, the lower fastening parts 107 are bent in a direction in which the angle with the inclined plate 101 becomes smaller, and come into contact with the outer surface of the fishing lamp socket 32 .

In addition, since the connecting rods 120 are formed of a material that does not bend well, when the connecting rods 120 are coupled to each other, the connecting rods 120 are coupled while maintaining a horizontal state, and the upper reinforcement to which the connecting rods 120 are coupled The plate 105 is bent in a direction in which the angle with the reflector 100 becomes smaller.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 8 to 10, a second preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described.

In the second preferred embodiment of the present invention, the description of the same configuration as the first preferred embodiment of the present invention will be omitted.

The second preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the case where the reflector 100 is installed only on one side of the fishing light 30 in the first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10 , the reflector 100 is installed on the left side of the fishing light 30 , and the fastening base 130 is installed on the right side of the fishing light 30 .

The angle control plate 110 installed on the reflector 100 may be installed outside the reflector 100 .

The fastening table 130 may be provided as a C-channel.

The fastening base 130 is installed so that the vertical portion of the C-channel is in contact with the outer surface of the lamp socket 32. The fastening table 130 has rigidity reinforced by the horizontal portion of the C-channel, so that it is not easily bent in the left and right directions.

A plurality of perforated holes 131 are formed in the fastening table 130 to pass through in the left and right directions. Perforated holes 131 are arranged on the same line in the front-back direction.

Among the lower perforations 109 of the reflector 100 and the perforations 131 of the fastening table 130 outside the front and rear surfaces of the fishing lamp socket 32, the lower perforation 109 closest to the fishing lamp socket 32 ) and the perforated hole 131 so that the fishing light socket 32 is placed between the bolts.

At this time, the bolt serves to couple the lower perforated hole 109 of the reflector 100 and the perforated hole 131 of the fastening table 130 to each other. The lower perforated hole 109 and the perforated hole 131 are preferably located on the same line in the left and right directions.

The two bolts positioned at the front and rear of the fishing light socket 32 counteract left-right and front-back shaking of the fishing light socket 32 .

Hereinafter, the angle adjustment of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 10 .

As shown in FIG. 9, the first fastening hole 114 of the angle adjusting plate 110 is the outermost of the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 formed in the side bent portion 102 of the reflector 100. When the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 are bolted together with the fastening bolt 114a, the angle between the fishing light socket 32 and the reflector 100 is the largest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is reflected the farthest.

At this time, the lower fastening part 107 is coupled to the fastening base 130 in a state of being in contact with the outside of the fishing lamp socket 32, and the connecting rod 120 spans both left and right sides of the socket support 33 by bolts, or It is bolted together with the socket support (33).

As shown in FIG. 10, the first fastening hole 114 of the angle adjusting plate 110 is the innermost of the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 formed in the side bent portion 102 of the reflector 100. When the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 are bolted together with the fastening bolt 114a, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 100 is formed to be the smallest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is most closely reflected.

At this time, when the lower fastening part 107 is coupled to the fastening table 130, the lower fastening part 107 is bent in a direction in which the angle with the inclined plate 101 becomes smaller, and is attached to the outer surface of the fishing lamp socket 32. touch

In addition, the connector 120 is interlocked and rotated as the upper reinforcing plate 105 rotates, and then spans both left and right sides of the socket support 33 by bolts or is bolted together with the socket support 33.

Since the reflector 100 is prevented from rotating clockwise over a certain distance by the connector 120 spanning both left and right sides of the socket support 33 or bolted to the socket support 33, the angle adjustment plate 110 The phenomenon of being separated from the lower wire 24 is prevented.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 11 to 16, a third preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described.

In the third preferred embodiment of the present invention, the description of the same configuration as the first preferred embodiment of the present invention will be omitted.

In the third preferred embodiment of the present invention, in the case where the shape of the first and second angle adjusting holes 103 and 104 of the reflector 100 and the length adjusting hole 123 of the connecting rod are different from the first preferred embodiment of the present invention, it followed

Reflector 1100 is shown in detail in FIG. 12 .

A first angle adjustment hole 1103 is formed in the lower part of the side bent part 1102 of the reflector 1100 to penetrate in the forward and backward directions, and a second angle adjustment hole is formed in the upper part of the side bent part 1102 to penetrate in the front and rear direction. 1104 is formed.

The first angle adjusting ball 1103 and the second angle adjusting ball 1104 are each formed in an arc shape.

The angle control plate 1110 installed on the reflector 1100 may be installed outside the reflector 1100 .

The connecting rod 1120 is shown in detail in FIG. 14 .

On the right side of the vertical connection plate 1122, a length adjustment hole 1123 is formed to penetrate in the front and rear directions. The length adjustment hole 1123 is formed long in the left and right directions.

The length adjusting hole 1123 is formed so that the length adjusting hole 1123 of the vertical connection plate 1122 installed on the left and right reflectors 1100 communicate with each other.

When the length adjustment holes 1123 of the connectors 1120 on both sides and the socket support 33 are bolted together at positions close to the left and right sides of the socket support 33 around the socket support 33, the connectors on both sides At the same time that the 1120 are fixed to each other, they do not shake in the left and right directions over a certain distance with the socket support 33 as the center.

Hereinafter, the angle adjustment of the third preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16 .

As shown in FIG. 15, the first fastening hole 1114 of the angle adjusting plate 1110 is the outermost part of the first and second angle adjusting holes 1103 and 1104 formed in the side bent portion 1102 of the reflector 1100. When the side and the fastening bolt 1114a are bolted together, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 1100 is formed to be the largest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is reflected the farthest.

At this time, the lower fastening parts 1107 are coupled to each other in a state in contact with the outside of the fishing light socket 32, and the connectors 1120 are also coupled to each other.

As shown in FIG. 16, the first fastening hole 1114 of the angle adjusting plate 1110 is the innermost of the first and second angle adjusting holes 1103 and 1104 formed in the side bent portion 1102 of the reflector 1100. When bolted together with the fastening bolt 1114a, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 1100 is formed to be the smallest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is most closely reflected.

At this time, when the lower fastening parts 1107 are coupled to each other, the lower fastening parts 1107 are bent in a direction in which the angle with the inclined plate 1101 becomes smaller, and come into contact with the outer surface of the fishing light socket 32.

In addition, since the connecting rods 1120 are formed of a material that does not bend well, when the connecting rods 1120 are coupled to each other, the connecting rods 1120 are coupled while maintaining a horizontal state, and the upper reinforcement to which the connecting rods 1120 are coupled The plate 1105 is bent in a direction in which the angle with the reflector 1100 becomes smaller.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 17 to 19, a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described.

In the fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention, the description of the same configuration as the third preferred embodiment of the present invention will be omitted.

The fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention is based on the case where the reflector 1100 is installed only on one side of the fishing light 30 in the third preferred embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 17 to 18 , a reflector 1100 is installed on the left side of the fishing light 30 , and a fastening base 1130 is installed on the right side of the fishing light 30 .

The angle control plate 1110 installed on the reflector 1100 may be installed outside the reflector 1100 .

The fastening table 1130 may be provided as a C-channel.

The fastening base 1130 is installed so that the vertical portion of the C-channel is in contact with the outer surface of the lamp socket 32. The fastening table 1130 has rigidity reinforced by the horizontal portion of the C-channel, so that it is not easily bent in the left and right directions.

A plurality of perforated holes 1131 are formed in the fastening table 1130 to pass through in the left and right directions. Perforated holes 1131 are arranged on the same line in the front-back direction.

Among the lower perforations 1109 of the reflector 1100 outside the front and rear surfaces of the lamp socket 32 and the perforations 1131 of the fastening table 1130, the lower perforation 1109 closest to the lamp socket 32 ) and the perforated hole 1131 so that the fishing light socket 32 is placed between the bolts.

At this time, the bolt serves to couple the lower perforated hole 1109 of the reflector 1100 and the perforated hole 1131 of the fastening table 1130 to each other. The lower perforated hole 1109 and the perforated hole 1131 are preferably located on the same line in the left and right directions.

The two bolts positioned at the front and rear of the fishing light socket 32 counteract left-right and front-back shaking of the fishing light socket 32 .

Hereinafter, the angle adjustment of the fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 18 to 19 .

As shown in FIG. 18, the first fastening hole 1114 of the angle adjusting plate 1110 is the outermost part of the first and second angle adjusting holes 1103 and 1104 formed in the side bent portion 1102 of the reflector 1100. When the fastening bolt 1114a is bolted to the side, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 1100 is formed to be the largest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is reflected the farthest.

At this time, the lower fastening part 1107 is coupled to the fastening base 1130 while being in contact with the outside of the fishing lamp socket 32, and the connecting rod 1120 is coupled to the socket support 33 by bolts.

As shown in FIG. 19, the first fastening hole 1114 of the angle adjusting plate 1110 is the innermost part of the first and second angle adjusting holes 1103 and 1104 formed in the side bent portion 1102 of the reflector 1100. When bolted together with the fastening bolt 1114a, the angle between the fishing lamp socket 32 and the reflector 1100 is formed to be the smallest. That is, the light of the lamp 31 is most closely reflected.

At this time, when the lower fastening part 1107 is combined with the fastening table 1130, the lower fastening part 1107 is bent in a direction in which the angle with the inclined plate 1101 becomes smaller, and is attached to the outer surface of the fishing light socket 32. touch

In addition, the connector 1120 is interlocked and rotated as the upper reinforcing plate 1105 rotates, and then is fastened to the socket support 33 by bolts.

Since the reflector 1100 is prevented from rotating clockwise over a certain distance by the connector 1120 fastened to the socket support 33, the angle adjusting plate 1110 is prevented from being separated from the lower wire 24.

As described above, although it has been described with reference to preferred embodiments of the present invention, those skilled in the art can variously modify or transform the present invention within the scope not departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the claims below. can be carried out.

10: fishing boat 21: vertical support
22: horizontal support 23: upper wire
24: lower wire
30: fishing lamp 31: lamp
32: fishing light socket 33: socket support
33a: bent portion
100: reflector 101: inclined plate
102: side bending part 103: first angle adjusting ball
104: second angle adjusting hole 105: upper reinforcing plate
106: upper perforation 107: lower fastening part
108: lower reinforcement plate 109: lower perforation
110: angle adjusting plate 111: hook part
112: hook fastening hole 113: opening
114: first fastening hole 114a: fastening bolt
115: reinforcement plate
120: connecting rod 121: horizontal connecting plate
122: vertical connecting plate 123: length adjusting ball
124: second fastening hole
130: fastening table 131: perforation

Claims (4)

socket supports installed on wires or rods;
a fishing light socket installed under the socket support;
reflectors installed on both left and right sides of the wire, the rod, or the fishing lamp socket, the lower portion of which is in contact with the side surface of the fishing lamp socket;
a hook part formed on the upper portion of the reflector and coupled to the wire or the rod, or a connecting rod installed on the upper portion of the reflector and coupled to the socket support; and
It is formed at the bottom of the reflector and includes a plurality of lower perforations that are bolted to the reflector installed on the opposite side of the wire or the rod,
The reflector is
An angle adjusting plate including the hook portion;
Including an inclined plate coupled to the angle adjusting plate,
An angle adjusting hole disposed in an arc shape is formed on one of the angle adjusting plate or the inclined plate,
A first fastening hole bolted to the angle adjusting ball is formed in the other one of the angle adjusting plate or the inclined plate,
Reflector for fixing the fishing light. delete The method of claim 1,
An upper reinforcing plate formed to be bent on the upper part of the inclined plate;
An upper perforated hole formed in the upper reinforcing plate;
A second fastening hole formed on one side of the connecting rod and bolted to the upper perforated hole;
Further comprising a length adjustment hole formed on the other side of the connecting rod and bolted to the left and right connecting rods.
Reflector for fixing the fishing light. socket supports installed on wires or rods;
a fishing light socket installed under the socket support;
a reflector installed on one side of the wire, the rod, or the socket support, and having a lower portion in contact with one side of the lamp socket;
a fastening table in contact with the other side surface of the lamp socket and including a plurality of perforated holes;
a hook part formed on the upper portion of the reflector and coupled to the wire or the rod, or a connecting rod installed on the upper portion of the reflector and coupled to the socket support; and
A reflecting device for fixing a fishing light including a plurality of lower perforated holes formed in the lower part of the reflector and fastened with the perforated holes of the fastening table by bolts.

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