KR200168826Y1 - Lantern attached cap - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a hat with a lantern. Conventionally, at night to carry out fishing or various tasks, there is a problem in that the work is inconvenient and insecure because the portable lighting device is held in one hand and only in the other hand. The present invention is a lantern portion mounted on the front center of the cap cap portion, at least one or more power battery portion mounted to the cap cap portion, power connection means for electrically connecting the lantern portion and the power battery portion, and applied to the lantern portion It is provided with a switching means for turning on and off the power, the user's eyes and the irradiation direction of the lantern unit is always matched by simply wearing on the head, it is possible to perform the operation simply and stably using both hands. In addition, the irradiation direction of the lantern portion can be adjusted horizontally and vertically down and any angle therebetween to be more convenient to use.

Description

Lantern Cap {LANTERN ATTACHED CAP}

The present invention relates to a hat with a lantern (Lantern), and more particularly to a hat with a lantern that can be used conveniently and safely when fishing at night or working at night or in a dark place.

In general, in order to be active at night or in the dark, a portable lighting device such as a lantern is used.

However, if you are fishing at night or working at night or in the dark, hold a portable light fixture such as a lantern with one hand, illuminate the desired lighting area, and only use the other hand to bait or work. There was a problem such as deterioration of sex and anxiety.

Therefore, in the related art, a so-called head lantern worn on the head and a hook-type lantern that is worn on a walking bag or the like have been developed and used.

However, such a head lantern is worn on the head using a band, and it is cumbersome to use a separate battery box in which the battery is stored. It is not only cumbersome to use, but the lantern and the battery must be connected by a long wire from the waist to the head. Because of this, there were problems such as being hampered by activities.

In addition, the hanging lantern has a problem that its lighting direction does not match the direction of the wearer's eyes, and furthermore, it is leaned down by its own weight so that the lighting direction is downward, so that accurate lighting is not achieved.

Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide a hat with a lantern that can be easily and safely work just by wearing on the head.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a hat with a lantern that can be carried out more easily and safely because the lighting direction is always in line with the wearer's line of sight and does not obstruct the field of view.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a hat with a lantern to adjust the lighting direction to perform a more convenient task.

1 to 10 show a first embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention,

1 is a side view.

2 is a front view.

3 is a plan view.

4 is a longitudinal side view of the lantern portion.

5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of FIG.

6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of FIG.

7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line B-B in FIG. 4.

8 is an exploded cross-sectional view of the lantern portion.

Figure 9 is a longitudinal side view showing the mounting state of the power battery unit.

10 is a partially exploded cross-sectional plan view of a power battery unit.

11 is a sectional view showing a modified example of the power battery unit.

12 to 15 show a second embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention,

12 is a front view.

13 is a partially enlarged front view of the lantern portion.

14 is a partially enlarged side view showing the operation of the lantern portion.

Figure 15 is a longitudinal side view of the lantern portion showing a third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 16 is a longitudinal side view of the lantern portion showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

17 is a partial vertical side view showing another installation example of the power battery unit.

18 is a perspective view showing another installation example of the power battery unit.

19 is a plan view showing various installation examples of the lantern portion and the power battery unit.

** Description of symbols for the main parts of the drawing **

11: cap 12: visor

13: socket housing drawer 14: floodlight

15: floodlight

100: lantern portion 110: lantern cover

118: socket housing derived hole 119: socket housing operator

120: socket housing 130: socket

140: lamp 200: power battery unit

310: wire 340: fixed contact

410: switch knob 420: movable contact

In order to achieve the object of the present invention, a lantern portion mounted on the front center of the cap cap portion, at least one power battery portion mounted to the cap cap portion, power connection means for electrically connecting the lantern portion and the power battery portion; Lantern cap is provided, characterized in that it comprises a switching means for turning on and off the power applied to the lantern portion.

The lantern part may be configured to be maintained in a direction parallel to the visor of the hat at all times or to be changed to a parallel state and a downward direction with respect to the visor of the hat, and may also form a light-transmitting portion on the visor.

The lantern portion may be disposed on one or more of the hat visor.

The power battery unit may be disposed at least one or more of the central upper surface of the cap portion of the cap, the left and right both sides and the rear surface.

In addition, the arrangement of the lantern portion and the power battery unit may be arranged in various states.

Hereinafter, a hat with a lantern according to the present invention will be described according to the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings.

1 to 10 show a first embodiment of a cap 10 with a lantern according to the present invention, 11 is a cap portion, 12 is a visor.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the cap 11 is formed into a substantially hemispherical shape by sealing several pieces of cloth pieces 11a, but the present invention is not necessarily limited thereto. It can be applied to hats. In the figure, 11b is a seam of the fabric piece 11a which comprises the cap part 11. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a hat with a lantern according to the present embodiment includes a lantern part 100 mounted on the front center of the cap part 11 and a power source mounted on the center part of the cap part 11. And a battery unit 200, power connection means for electrically connecting the lantern unit 100 and the power battery unit 200, and switching means for turning on and off power applied to the lantern unit 100. .

The lantern part 100 includes a lantern cover 110 fixed to the front center of the cap part 11, a socket housing 120 embedded in the lantern cover 110, and the socket housing 120. The lamp 130 is fitted, the reflector 140 is installed to surround the lamp 130, and the transparent protective cap 150 is provided in front of the reflector 140.

The lantern cover 110 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross-section having an open rear surface and is coupled in such a manner as to cover the through hole 13 formed at the front center of the cap part 11.

The lantern cover 110 may be formed of a metal, but is preferably injection molded with a synthetic resin.

In the coupling of the lantern cover 110 to the cap portion 11, as shown in Figure 4, a plurality of bosses (four in the figure) formed on the inner lower side of the lantern cover 110, the cap portion Although the method of fastening the fixing screw 112 penetrating to the front from the inner surface of the (11) to the boss 111 may be used, it is not necessarily limited thereto, and a rivet instead of the fixing screw may be used, or an adhesive method using an adhesive. Alternatively, an ultrasonic wave or a high frequency bonding method may be used, and a plurality of protrusions may be formed on the bottom surface of the main wall of the lantern cover 110 to penetrate the protrusions from the inner surface of the cap part 11 to the front, and then fix the melt by expanding. will be. In addition, when the cap part 11 is formed of synthetic resin, the lantern cover 110 may be integrally formed in the process of forming the cap part 11.

Hinge protrusions 513 are formed on both inner walls of the lantern cover 110 to rotatably support the socket housing 120.

Inside the upper end of the lantern cover 110 is formed a wire fixing groove 114 for fixing the wire 310 constituting the power connection means to be described later, the bottom of the wire fixing groove 114, the stopper 116 Is fitted.

The wire fixing groove 114 has a stopper support rib 115 is formed to fix the stopper 116, the stopper 116 support piece for supporting the wire connector 340 of the power connection means described later 117 is formed.

The front side of the lantern cover 110 is formed with a socket housing lead hole 118 through which the socket housing 120 is directed to the front side.

The socket housing lead-out hole 118 is formed to a size that can be maintained in a state in which the front of the socket housing 120 is drawn to the front side.

The socket housing 120 is formed in a cylindrical shape with the front and the rear open, and is led to the front through the socket housing lead-out hole 118 of the lantern cover 110 and a socket into which the rear end of the lamp 130 is inserted. The portion 121 is integrally formed, the male thread portion 122 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the front end portion, the hook hole 123 is formed on the rear wall of the rear end portion, and one side of the circumferential wall corresponding to the socket portion 121 is described later. A switch knob guide hole 124 in which the switch knob 410 of the means is slidably installed is formed.

A substrate fixing protrusion 125 is formed at the rear end of the socket 121 to couple the printed circuit board 320 to be described later.

A rear cap 126 having an elastic hook 127 caught by the hook hole 123 is coupled to the rear end of the socket housing 120.

The rear cap 126 is formed with a wire through hole 126a through which the socket-side wire 330 to be described later passes.

A contact support groove 128 for supporting the fixed contact point 400 to be described later is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the lower side of the socket part 121.

Hinge grooves 129 into which the hinge protrusions 113 formed on the inner surface of the lantern cover 110 are formed at both sides of the socket housing 120.

The lamp 130 has a bulb part 131 having a built-in filament, a rear end terminal 132 electrically connected to one end of the filament, and an outer peripheral terminal 133 electrically connected to the other end of the filament. And a flange portion 134 formed in an approximately middle portion of the outer circumferential side terminal 133 is used.

The socket portion 121 is formed in a cylindrical shape that is open to the front, rear, an annular lamp seating groove that can be inserted into the rear end of the lamp 130, the flange portion 134 of the lamp 1300 on the inner peripheral surface of the front end ( 121a) is formed.

The reflector 140 is a conventional one in which the bulb portion 131 of the lamp 130 is inserted and the inner peripheral surface is mirror-treated.

The transparent protective cap 150 is formed in a cap shape having a front end portion 151 and a cylindrical portion 152 having a rear end portion extending in a cylindrical shape from the front side portion 151 to the rear.

The inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical portion 152 of the transparent protective cap 150 is formed with a female screw portion 153 which is screwed to the male screw portion 122 formed on the outer circumferential surface of the distal end of the socket housing 120.

An O-ring 154 is inserted between the socket housing 120 and the transparent protective cap 150 to prevent water and foreign matter from entering.

As illustrated in FIGS. 9 and 10, the power battery unit 200 includes a battery case 210 having a battery accommodating space 211 open at both ends and a pair of both ends of the battery case 210. It consists of a stopper (220,220) and the power supply side terminal springs (230,230) coupled to the inner surface of the stopper (220,220).

The stoppers 220 and 220 may include end portions 221 and 221 which cover openings at both ends of the battery case 210, and coupling portions extending inward from the end portions 221 and 221 and covered on outer peripheral surfaces of both ends of the battery case 210. 222 and 222 are formed in a cup shape.

Plug closure grooves 212 and 212 are formed on outer peripheral surfaces of both ends of the battery case 210, and locking protrusions 223 and 223 caught by the plug locking grooves 212 and 212 on inner surfaces of the coupling parts 222 and 222 of the plugs 220 and 220. Is formed.

O-ring grooves are inserted into the outer circumferential surface of both ends of the battery case 210 between the outer circumferential surface of the battery case 210 and the inner circumferential surface of the coupling parts 222 and 222 of the stopper 220 and 220 to infiltrate water or foreign matter. 213 and 213 are formed.

Spring fixing protrusions 224 and 224 for fixing the power supply terminal springs 230 and 230 are formed on inner surfaces of the end portions 221 and 221 of the plugs 220 and 220, and soldered to the power supply terminal springs 230 and 230 on the end surfaces 221 and 221. Wire drawing holes 225 and 225 for deriving the power supply-side wire 300 are formed.

In coupling the battery case 210 to the cap 11 of the hat, as shown in FIG. 8, a screw boss 214 is formed at the center of the outer circumferential surface of the battery case 210 to form the screw boss 214. The screw through hole 216 in close contact with the inner surface of the cap 11 and the washer 215 having the screw through hole 216 corresponding to the screw boss 214 to the outer surface of the cap 11. It is coupled by fastening the fixing screw 217 to the screw boss 214 through. An annular protrusion 218 is formed around the screw boss 214 to widen the contact area with the cap 11. Placing the cap 219 for the washer 215 so that the washer 215 and the fixing screw 217 is not exposed to the outside.

In addition, a hook groove 215a is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the washer 215, and a hook 219a is formed on the inner circumferential surface of the cap 219 to cover the cap 219 when the cap is placed on the washer 215. It is preferable that the 219a is fitted into the hook groove 215a so as not to be arbitrarily separated.

FIG. 11 illustrates a modified example of the power battery unit 200. In this example, one battery B is accommodated in the battery accommodating space 211 of the battery casing 210. Since it is the same as the structure of FIG. 9, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the same part and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted. In FIG. 11, reference numeral 231 is a connection lead for connecting the one side power supply terminal spring 230 to one strand of the power supply wire 300.

The power connection means is soldered to the power supply side terminal springs 230 and 230 coupled to the plugs 220 and 220 of the power battery unit 200, and the wire drawing holes 224 and 224 drilled in the end portions 221 and 221 of the plugs 220 and 220, respectively. A socket-side terminal spring 310 inserted into the power supply-side electric wire 300 and the socket portion 121 of the lantern part 100 and contacting the rear end terminal 132 of the lamp 130; A printed circuit board 320 coupled to a rear end of the socket part 121, to which the socket-side terminal spring 310 is soldered, a socket-side wire 330 soldered to the printed circuit board 320, and the power supply side It consists of a pair of wire connection ports 340 and 340 for connecting the electric wire 300 and the socket-side electric wire 330.

The power supply-side wire 300 is drawn into the wire fixing groove 114 of the lantern cover 110 in the state of being inserted into the suture line 11b of the wrapping material pieces 11a forming the cap portion 11.

The socket-side terminal spring 310 is soldered to the printed circuit board 320 while being electrically connected to one strand of the socket-side wire 330.

The printed circuit board 320 is provided with a coupling hole 321 that is inserted into and coupled to the substrate coupling protrusion 125 formed at the rear end of the socket portion 121.

The power-side wire 300 and the socket-side wire 330 is two strands, in soldering the two strands of the socket-side wire 330 to the printed circuit board 320 is soldered in different positions so as not to be electrically connected to each other. One of the strands is soldered to be in electrical contact with the socket-side terminal spring 310.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, the switching means is soldered to the printed circuit board 320 and electrically connected to a strand not connected to the socket-side terminal spring 310 of the socket-side wire 330. A fixed contact 400 and a switch knob 410 slidably installed in the switch knob guide slot 124 of the socket housing 120 and exposed to the outside through the socket housing lead hole 118; The movable contact 420 is coupled to the switch knob 410 to electrically control the fixed contact 400 and the outer peripheral terminal 133 of the lamp 130.

In the coupling of the switch knob 410 and the movable contact 420, a screw penetrating the movable contact 420 may be fastened to the switch knob 410, but the metal switch is movable to the switch knob 410 made of synthetic resin. It is preferable to partially melt the switch knob 410 in a state where the contact 420 is in close contact so that the switch knob 410 is fused to the movable contact 420.

The fixed contact point 400 is formed of a conductive wire metal, and is inserted into and supported in the contact supporting groove 128 of the socket part 121.

The movable contact 420 may be formed in a bent shape such that both ends thereof elastically contact the fixed contact 400 and the outer circumferential side terminal 133 of the lamp 130.

Hereinafter, the assembling process of the hat with a lantern according to the first embodiment will be described.

In the state shown in FIG. 7, the lamp 130 is inserted from the front of the socket housing 120 with the bulb portion 131 facing forward, and the rear end portion of the rear end terminal 132 and the outer circumferential terminal 133. To be inserted into the socket 121.

Insert the reflector 140 from the front side of the socket housing 120 so that the bulb portion 131 of the lamp 130 is wrapped by the reflector 140, and then the transparent protective cap 150 at the tip of the socket housing 120 To combine. At this time, the socket housing 120 and the transparent protective cap 150 is coupled by screwing the male screw portion 122 and the female screw portion 153, and the O-ring 154 is sandwiched between the ends of the socket housing 120. Between the transparent protective cap 150 to prevent water or foreign matter from entering.

The socket-side wire 330, the socket-side terminal spring 410, and the printed circuit board 420 soldered to the fixed contact point 400 are inserted from the rear of the socket housing 120 to the rear end portion of the socket 121. To combine. At this time, the printed circuit board 420 is coupled to the coupling hole 421 of the printed circuit board 420 in position by the substrate coupling protrusion 125 of the socket portion 121, the socket-side terminal spring 410 is It is inserted into the socket part 121 to be in contact with the rear end terminal 132 of the lamp 130.

The rear cap 126 is coupled to the rear end of the socket housing 120. At this time, the rear cap 126 is coupled in such a state that the elastic hook 127 is not detached arbitrarily by elastically fitting to the hook hole 123 formed at the rear end of the socket housing 120.

At this time, the socket-side wire 430 is drawn out to the wire fixing groove 114 through the wire through hole 126A formed in the rear cap 126.

The movable contact 420 of the socket housing 120 is inserted into the socket housing 120 through the switch knob guide hole 124, one end of which is at the fixed contact 400, and the other end of which is the outer circumferential side of the lamp 130. The switch knob 410 coupled to the terminal 133 and the movable contact 420 is positioned to slide up and down within the switch knob guide hole 124.

The hinge housing 113 formed in the lantern cover 110 by inserting the socket housing 120 into the lantern cover 110 through the socket housing lead-out hole 118 to the hinge groove 129 formed in the socket housing 120. The socket housing 120 is coupled to the lantern cover 110. At this time, the socket housing 120 is a portion including the transparent protective cap 150 and the switch knob 410 is exposed to the front through the socket housing lead-out hole 118.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 9, the power battery unit 200 closely attaches the screw boss 214 formed on the battery case 210 to the bottom surface of the cap portion 11 of the cap 10, and corresponds to the cap portion 11. In the state in which the washer 215 is in close contact with the upper surface of the washer 215 through the screw through hole 216 formed through the fixing screw 217 is coupled by fastening to the screw boss 214. At this time, since the annular protrusion 218 is formed around the screw boss 214, the battery case 210 is more stably fixed.

Also, the washer 215 is covered with a cap 219 for plastering so that the washer 215 and the fixing screw 217 are not exposed to the outside so that the aesthetics can live. At this time, the washer 215 and the plastering cap 219 is coupled by the hook groove 215a formed on the outer circumferential surface of the washer 215 and the hook 219a formed on the inner circumferential surface of the plastering cap 219.

In accommodating the battery B in the battery case 210, one end cap 220 is separated from the battery case 210, and the battery 220 is opened through one open end of the battery case 210 in which the stopper 220 is separated. B) is stored in the battery storage space 211, and the lid 220 is put back. Both ends of the battery B inserted into the battery accommodating space 211 are elastically in contact with the power supply terminal springs 230 and 230. This is also the case when the battery B is replaced. In this case, the battery case 210 and the stoppers 220 and 220 are coupled by the locking protrusions 223 and 223 formed on the inner surfaces of the engaging portions 222 and 222 of the stopper grooves 212 and 212 and the stoppers 220 and 220 formed on the outer circumferential surface of the battery case 210. It does not become detached arbitrarily. In addition, the O-rings 240 and 240 are inserted between the outer circumferential surfaces of both ends of the battery case 210 and the inner surfaces of the coupling parts 222 and 222 of the stoppers 220 and 220, thereby preventing water or foreign matter from entering.

The power supply wire 300 is drawn out through the wire lead hole 224 formed in one side plug 220 of the power battery unit 200 of the wrapping material (11a) to form the cap portion 11 of the cap 10 It is drawn out to the wire fixing groove 114 in the state inserted into the suture line (11b).

The power side wire 300 and the socket side wire 330 are connected by wire connection ports 340 and 340.

Next, as described above, the lantern cover 110 to which the socket housing 120 and the lamp 130 are coupled is seated in a state of covering the through hole 13 at the front center of the cap part 11 of the cap 10. , The lantern portion 100 is fixedly coupled to the cap portion 11 by fastening the fixing screw 112 penetrating from the inside to the boss 111 of the lantern cover 110. The fixing screw 112 may be attached to the rivet.

In addition, the fixing screw 112 for fixing the lantern cover 110 in a state that the plug 116 is inserted into the wire fixing groove 114 to be supported by the lid support lead 115 through the through hole 13. By penetrating through the stopper 116 to the boss 111 to be fixed together with the lantern cover (110). At this time, the wire connector 340, 340 is to be supported by the support piece 117 formed on the stopper 116.

The assembly order of the present invention is not necessarily limited to the above-described order, it can be changed according to the assembly conditions.

When wearing the cap with a lantern according to the first embodiment assembled as described above, the lantern portion 100 is directed forward from the center of the user's field of view.

4 illustrates a state in which both ends of the movable contact 420 are in contact with both the fixed contact 400 and the outer circumferential terminal 133 of the lamp 130 so that the power of the power battery unit 200 is applied to the lamp 130. In this state, when the switch knob 410 is pushed to the front side, the movable contact 420 is moved forward, and the front end of the movable contact 420 is the outer circumferential terminal 133 of the lamp 130. Although the rear end of the movable contact 420 is separated from the fixed contact 400, the battery power of the power battery unit 200 is not applied to the lamp 130 (the light is turned off).

When the user wears a hat with a lantern according to the present invention and power is applied to the lamp 130 as shown in FIG. 4, the light emitted from the lamp 130 is gazeed at the center of the user's field of view. Orientation, even if the user changes the direction of the line of sight, up and down, left and right will always be in the direction of the line of sight from the center of the field of view, it is possible to accurately illuminate the subject viewed by the user.

In the first embodiment, the socket housing 120 is rotatably coupled to the lantern cover 110 by the hinge groove 129 and the hinge protrusion 113, but the socket housing 120 is the lantern cover 110. Since the downward rotation is regulated by the socket housing lead-out hole 118 formed on the front side of the visor 12 is always parallel to the visor 12, that is, the irradiation direction of the lamp 130 is to be maintained in a forward direction.

12 to 14 show a second embodiment of the cap with a lantern according to the present invention, in this embodiment the socket housing operating hole 119 formed on the front surface of the lantern cover 110, the socket housing 120 It is formed to a size that can be rotated downward and is provided with a light-transmitting portion on the visor (12).

In the present embodiment, the light-transmitting portion is composed of a light-emitting hole 14 perforated by the area corresponding to the lower end of the lantern cover 110.

In the present embodiment, the socket housing 120 is used as in the first embodiment in the state of maintaining the horizontal state, the socket housing 120 is rotated around the hinge protrusion 113 and the hinge groove 129. When the irradiation direction of the light emitted from the lamp 130 is directed downward so that the light emitted from the lamp 130 is irradiated directly downward through the floodlight 14, for example, put a bait in the process of night fishing Even when the user's gaze is directed downward, such as when the fish is pulled out from the needle, the operation can be performed more conveniently. Other configurations and operations are the same as in the above-described first embodiment. The same code | symbol is attached | subjected and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

FIG. 15 shows a third embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention. In this embodiment, a light emitting window 15 is provided at a position of the light emitting hole 14, and other configurations are described above. Since it is the same as in 1st and 2nd Example, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the same part and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

FIG. 16 shows a fourth embodiment of a hat with a lantern according to the present invention. In this embodiment, the light-transmitting portion is formed of the entire visor 12 made of a transparent material. Since it is the same as in the embodiment, the same reference numerals are assigned to the same parts, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 17 shows another installation example of the power battery unit 200. In this installation example, the power battery unit 200 is applied to a cap having an endothelial 16. The power battery unit 200 is disposed between the cap 11 and the endothelial 16. As shown in the first embodiment described above in the cap portion 11, the endothelial 16 is provided with a slide fastener (16a) to replace the battery (B) for the power battery unit 200 As the other configuration is the same as in the first embodiment described above, the same reference numerals are given to the same parts, and detailed description thereof will be omitted. In Fig. 17, the lantern part is omitted.

18 shows another installation example of the power battery unit 200. In this installation example, a pocket 17 is formed on the outer surface of the cap unit 11 to connect the power battery unit 200 to the pocket 17. It is accommodated and covered with a cover 17a attached to the pocket 17 so that the power supply portion 200 is not detached arbitrarily. The cover 17a is maintained while covering the pocket 17 by the Velcro fastener 18. In Fig. 18, the lantern part is omitted.

19 shows examples of the arrangement of the lantern unit 100 and the power battery unit 200. The lantern unit 100 uses the first, second and third embodiments, respectively, and the power battery unit 200. Shows that the first embodiment and the installation examples of the system shown in FIGS. 17 and 18 can be variously arranged in combination with each other.

As described above, according to the hat with a lantern of the present invention, if the lamp is turned on in a state of being worn on a head like a normal hat, even if the user observes any direction, the direction of the gaze always matches the direction of light irradiation, so that night fishing In addition, the effect of being able to carry out work at night or in the dark is very simple and safe. In addition, since the lantern portion is mounted at the front center of the cap portion, the user's field of view is obscured, and thus the user can use the apparatus more conveniently. In addition, the irradiation direction of the light can be adjusted in any direction between the horizontal direction and the vertical down and therebetween, there is an effect that can be precise lighting even in any direction. In addition, the arrangement of the lantern portion and the power battery unit is not limited to the above-described arrangement examples, and various modifications are possible within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Claims (12)

A lantern unit mounted at the front center of the hat cap unit, at least one power battery unit mounted at the hat cap unit, power connection means for electrically connecting the lantern unit and the power battery unit, and power applied to the lantern unit Cap with a lantern, characterized in that it comprises a switching means for turning off. The lamp of claim 1, wherein the lantern part comprises a lantern cover fixed to the front center of the cap part, a lantern housing embedded in the lantern cover and integrally formed with a socket part, a lamp fitted into the socket part, and a lamp of the lamp. Lantern cap, characterized in that consisting of a transparent protective cap installed in front of the reflector, and a reflecting mirror is installed to wrap around. The lantern cap as claimed in claim 2, wherein the socket housing lead-out hole is formed on the front surface of the lantern cover to keep the socket housing horizontal. According to claim 2, The socket housing is formed on the front of the socket housing size of the socket housing operable to operate in a state facing the horizontal and vertical downwards, the socket housing is rotatably coupled to the lantern cover And the front end thereof is installed to face downward through the socket housing operating hole, and the cap is provided with a light transmitting part through which light is transmitted. 5. The lantern-shaped hat of claim 4, wherein the light-transmitting portion installed on the visor is a light-transmitting hole drilled in a portion corresponding to a lower cross-sectional area of the lantern cover. The hat with a lantern according to claim 5, wherein the floodlight is installed with a floodlight. The hat with a lantern according to claim 4, wherein the light-transmitting portion installed on the visor is an entire visor made of a transparent material. The method of claim 1, wherein the power connection means includes a wire for connecting the power of the power battery unit to the lamp of the lantern, the wire is wired through the inside of the suture line of the wrapping material constituting the cap portion of the cap. Hat with lantern. The battery pack of claim 1, wherein the power battery unit is fixed to the cap and accommodates a battery case, a pair of covers coupled to both ends of the battery case, and a pair of covers installed inside the pair of batteries. Cap with a lantern, characterized in that consisting of the terminal spring of the power side in contact with. The power supply terminal of claim 1, wherein the power battery unit includes a battery case accommodating a battery, a pair of covers coupled to both ends of the battery case, and a pair of covers installed inside the pair of covers and contacting both ends of the battery. And a spring, wherein the power battery part is accommodated in a pocket sealed to at least one of both outer and rear surfaces of the cap part, and the pocket is opened and closed by a cover. 5. The switch according to any one of claims 1, 3, and 4, wherein the switching means is slidably installed in the socket housing, the movable contact electrically connecting between the power connection means and the lamp, and the socket housing. Cap with a lantern, characterized in that consisting of a switch knob that is slidably installed. The said center part of the cap part is provided with any one of the lantern part of Claim 3, and the lantern part of Claim 4 in Claim 3, 4, 9, and 10. The cap is a cap with a lantern, characterized in that the power battery unit according to claim 9 and the power battery unit according to claim 10 are installed at least one or more.