PL67952Y1 - Multi-information stop point - Google Patents

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The subject of the utility model is a multi-information, interactive stop point intended for the user of urban space. Various shelters and landing covers are known in the art.

It is known from the application for utility model W. 95122 a shed with a roof (2) of circular shape. The roof (2), rear wall and illuminated display cases (3) are made of transparent material.

It is also known from the utility model application W. 95444 a multifunctional shelter built on the basis of steel pipes, hot-dip galvanized on both sides with a rectangular cross-section, whereby the whole structure is bound by a frame (1), which acts as a gutter (2) surrounding the entire roof surface. The structure of the shelter is made in the shape of an open rectangle, and the roof of the shelter (3) is in the shape of a truncated cylinder with a variable radius (R), the size of which determines the width of the shelter. The basic part of the structure, i.e. the roof frame and the rectangular pipes, is permanently joined by welding. The roof (3) of the shelter consists of several or a dozen or so segments (5) connected with each other by means of hot-dip galvanized steel pipes on both sides. The rear wall (12) of the shelter and side walls (13) are made of tempered glass or steel sheet galvanized on both sides. A bench is attached to the rear wall of the carport. Side display cases (15) and rear wall (12) are used to cover and place information about timetables and advertisements. The combination of two frontal carports can create a platform shelter or a retail and service point.

Known from the protection law for utility model No. 60403, the bus shelter is characterized by the fact that in the front part of the roof (3) there is a double-sided advertising panel, inside which there are light sources on the perimeter, which is closed with plastic plates (11, 11 ') light transmitting artificial. The roof (3) has the shape of a fragment of a cylindrical plane (16) between the base (4) of the roof (3) and the upper edge (15) of the advertising panel.

On the other hand, the bus shelter known from the protection law for utility model No. 60 404 is characterized by the fact that on the front part of the roof (3) there is an advertising panel (8) consisting of a replaceable board (9) and a rectangular frame (10). The lower rim of the frame (10) consists of the lower inner angle, the outer side of which is connected to the inner side of the lower outer angle which is attached to the base (4) of the roof (3), and the upper rim consists of the upper outer angle of which the inner the side is detachably connected to the outer side of the upper inner angle which is supported by brackets attached to the outer flat bars (7), furthermore the upper outer angle is connected to the lower outer angle with vertical side angles.

The bus shelters constructed and presented so far are a typical steel structure based on a polygon, in particular a rectangle, having side and rear walls, usually made of tempered glass or transparent plastic. This structure allows for the installation of information in the walls in the form of a city map and bus timetable that are appropriate at a given stop, and advertisements in the form of a poster. Some structures have an advertising panel in the form of a removable board and a rectangular frame on the front part of the roof.

The stopping point according to the utility model is an absolutely new proposal, which is dictated by the requirements of the user of urban space, who can use the waiting time for a means of transport to supplement current information or entertain using stop elements and devices based on modern technologies.

The essence of the utility model is that the steel structure multi-information stop point, consisting of two side walls, a multi-segment rear wall with a bench mounted, and a roof, is characterized by an LCD monitor and / or a roof mounted in at least one of the side walls. double-sided LCD monitor, while at least one LCD monitor is mounted in one of the rear wall segments. In addition, there is an LED display at the periphery of the roof and at least one loudspeaker and / or at least one camera recording the image at the bottom of the roof.

Preferably, the LCD monitor mounted in one of the back wall segments is interactive.

Preferably, the loudspeakers mounted in the lower part of the roof are evenly distributed at three points.

The subject of the utility model is presented in the attached drawings, on which

Fig. 1 shows the multi-information stop point in a front view,

Claims (3)

1. Protective provisions 1. Multi-information stop point with a steel structure, consisting of two side walls, a multi-segment rear wall with a bench mounted and a roof, characterized in that at least one of the side walls (1) is equipped with an LCD monitor (2) and / or a double-sided LCD monitor (2), while in one of the segments of the rear wall (3) at least one LCD monitor (4) is mounted, moreover, on the edge of the roof (5) there is a LED display (6) and in the lower part The roof (5) has at least one loudspeaker (7) and / or at least one camera (8) recording the image. 2. Multi-information stop point according to claim The method of claim 1, characterized in that the LCD monitor (4) mounted in one of the segments of the rear wall is interactive. 3. Multi-information stop point according to claim A device according to claim 1, characterized in that the speakers (7) mounted in the lower part of the roof (5) are evenly distributed at three points. Drawings PL 67 952 Y1 4 Publishing Department of the UPRP PL PL