LV14152B - Installation of mobile phone in the coffin - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention regards to the supplementary equipment for coffins. There is offered to install a mobile phone system in the coffin for incoming calls and voicemails, as shown in Fig.1 and Fig.2. The designations in figures are the following: 1 - coffin, 2 - water-resistant multi conductor cable, 3 - antenna, 4 - telephone power unit (battery), 5 - solar battery to power the entire system, 6 - drive connector socket to the coffin, 7 - mobile phone, 8 - above-ground service socket, 9 - exchangeable power unit, 10 - gravesite.

Description

Description of the Invention

The invention relates to a specific technical solution relating to sending and receiving cell phone calls and voice messages in a coffin.

Often, close people are unable to attend the funeral ceremony and burial in person or only cover the time after the event. In order to make it easier for loved ones to psychologically overcome their guilt about what happened and to call or talk to the grave without going to the grave, it is offered to equip the coffin (1) with a receiver antenna (3), a cell phone (7) built into the coffin. Fig. 1) for receiving voice messages and a telephone power supply unit (4) connected to the telephone power supply system via a connection socket (6) and a multi-conductor moisture-proof cable (2). The above-ground power supply system of said telephone is designed either as a replaceable power supply (9) or as a solar energy collector equipped with a solar battery (5), to which said ground power supply system is connected via a terrestrial socket (8). to said multicore waterproof conduit (2).

Summary of the Invention

The proposed coffin accessory is shown in Figures 1 and 2, which use the following designations: 1- casket, 2 - multi-wire, wet-resistant wire / cable, 3 - communication receiver antenna, 4 - telephone disposable power supply (battery), 5 - solar cell, 6-wire (2) connection socket with casket (1), also moisture resistant and preferably not impervious to passers-by, 7 - mobile phone, 8 ground-breaking socket, 9 - replaceable power supply for both above-ground communications reception devices for feeding and telephone (7), 10 - grave trunk (ground elevation at burial site).

The receiver unit (mobile phone) (7) can be easily mounted in the coffin near the possible location of the deceased's head, as shown in Fig. 2. The SIM card with the old number or another new number is inserted into the mobile phone (7) before the funeral. The proposed technical solution provides several options for providing the telephone (7) with electrical power: in the first embodiment, it is provided from a disposable telephone power supply (4) fed inside the coffin; in the second variant, it is intended to charge the telephone power supply (4) continuously from a solar cell (5) or a replaceable power supply (9), which is located above the grave (10) and is intended to power both the terrestrial receiving device and the telephone ) to charge the power supply (4). Since the terminal element (mobile phone) of said communication receiver is mounted in a coffin (1) and is intended for receiving calls only and is not intended to perform any additional functions, said disposable power supply unit (4) could operate for a sufficiently long period of time.

The outlet wire (2), which is a multicore waterproof and strong wire, preferably up to 1.5 mm in diameter and available in multiple shades, is discharged from the coffin through a small hole in the coffin housing with a non-discreet connection socket (6). with waterproof insulation. The outlet wire (2) is connected to the socket (6) with the required length before the coffin is immersed in the ground. Above the ground, the outgoing end of the conductor (2) is inserted into the splitting socket (8), which is also waterproof and adjacent to the tombstone (10). This splitting socket (8) is intended not only for the connection of the cable (2) but also for the connection of the solar cell (5), the receiver antenna (3) and the replaceable power supply (9) as shown in Fig. 1.

The mobile phone (7) can be modified at the discretion of loved ones both to receive calls only and to be equipped with a voice receiver (microphone). This invention can also be applied using skype technology.

Application of the Invention

Following the funeral ceremony, loved ones are provided with the opportunity to call the number of the deceased's mobile phone in the coffin and send a voice or verbal message from anywhere. The phone is activated after a certain time by sending an SMS-specific code to the number that activates the phone. The relatives should give this code or number to an interested acquaintance as they see fit. When the phone is activated, the caller's phone number returns a clear answer or a message confirming that a connection has been made. You can call this phone (7) anytime, anywhere in the world. Its running time depends on the choice of relatives, and can range from weeks to several years, or just for certain fixed periods of time. the shortest time period is one week to two, depending on the intensity of use, if the option shown in Fig. 2, when using a stationary power supply (4) in combination with the telephone (7), is realized. If this time period is too short and it is necessary to use the invention for a longer period of time, either an interchangeable power supply (9) can be connected to the outlet (8), or the telephone (7) is connected to a solar cell (5). . Its operation time until the power supply (9) is discharged will be relatively long as the phone is not intended for other functions. As mentioned above, the solar cell (5) is connected to the socket (8) and thus recharges both the power supply unit (9) and the power supply unit (4), which in turn does not require additional charging. Before discharging the power supply (9), it is desirable that the telephone (7) send signals and warn that the power supply is running low.

For commercial purposes, it may be necessary to improve the design of both the telephone (7) and the socket (7) in order to improve the performance of the proposed coffin accessory system under terrestrial conditions.

Claims (3)

Claims 1. A casket (1) further provided with a receiver antenna (3), a cellular telephone (7) mounted in the casket (Fig. 2) for receiving voice messages, and a telephone power supply unit (4) which connected to the telephone power supply system by means of the connection socket (6) and the multi-conductor moisture-proof cable (2). A telephone power supply system mounted in the coffin (1) according to claim 1, which is formed either as a replaceable power supply (9) or as a solar energy collector equipped with a solar cell (5), the above-ground power supply system is connected to said multi-conductor damp-proof conductor (2) by means of an overhead distribution socket (8). Creation of a grave site (10) according to Figure 2, wherein the coffin (1) is equipped according to claim 1 or 2, which enables relatives to send a voice message to the deceased long after the burial of the deceased.