TW201125255A - Power supply system - Google Patents

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TW201125255A
TW201125255A TW099132193A TW99132193A TW201125255A TW 201125255 A TW201125255 A TW 201125255A TW 099132193 A TW099132193 A TW 099132193A TW 99132193 A TW99132193 A TW 99132193A TW 201125255 A TW201125255 A TW 201125255A
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Satoru Ueno
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Panasonic Elec Works Co Ltd
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01DMEASURING NOT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR A SPECIFIC VARIABLE; ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEASURING TWO OR MORE VARIABLES NOT COVERED IN A SINGLE OTHER SUBCLASS; TARIFF METERING APPARATUS; MEASURING OR TESTING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01D4/00Tariff metering apparatus
    • G01D4/002Remote reading of utility meters
    • G01D4/004Remote reading of utility meters to a fixed location
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01DMEASURING NOT SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR A SPECIFIC VARIABLE; ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEASURING TWO OR MORE VARIABLES NOT COVERED IN A SINGLE OTHER SUBCLASS; TARIFF METERING APPARATUS; MEASURING OR TESTING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01D2204/00Indexing scheme relating to details of tariff-metering apparatus
    • G01D2204/10Analysing; Displaying
    • G01D2204/12Determination or prediction of behaviour, e.g. likely power consumption or unusual usage patterns

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A power supply system includes: a power supply connection unit connected to an electric load and serving as a slave that supplies electric power to the electric load; and a display unit serving as a master that has a display device displaying power use states of the power supply connection unit. The power supply connection unit is provided with a current sensor that detects electric current supplied to the power supply connection unit, and the display unit is provided with a control part that calculates the power use states of the power supply connection unit based upon the current value detected by the current sensor. The power supply system is capable of checking the power use states easily without increasing the size of the power supply connection unit.

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201125255 JOUOipif 六、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 、,發明是_-種電源供應系統,其具備:電源供應 連接平7L ’其連接至-電負载且充當將電功率供應至電負 載之受控n(slave);以及顯4元,其充#具有用於顯示 電源供應連接單元之功率使用狀態之顯示裝置的主控器 (master)。 【先前技術】 習知地,有必要檢查嵌入於房屋或類似物中之房間牆 壁中之插㈣功率雜。存在已知的具有驗檢查插座之 功率消耗之顯示裝置的滅(例如,日本專利特許公開申 請案第2GG2-365312號> 注意,顯示襄置可顯示另一種功 率使用狀態,*不限於功率消耗,諸如電流值。 參看圖15,將解釋習知插座之組態。如圖15所示, 在插座200巾,提供插座部件21〇,負載器具(appiiance) 之插頭(未圖示)將插人於其中,以經由插頭而將電功率 供應至負彻具。在插座部件21G上方,提供顯示裝置 220其用於以數子方式顯示經由插頭而自插座部件21〇 供應至負載器具之功率消耗。 然而’習知插座200具有插座200之大小已擴大的缺 點。具體而言’插座細經設計以具有標準化尺寸。當插 座2a〇〇經戦叫有鮮化尺寸時, 顯示裝置220之大小 變得較小。此_使雜以在視覺上辨賴示於顯示單元 220上之功率消耗°因此,為了改良所述缺點,應擴大顯 4 201125255 JUUUipif 示單元之大小。然而,此類組態具有另一缺點:插座200 之大小V因於顯示裝置之擴大而超出標準化尺寸。 此外,在各插座200以彼此間隔之方式安裝於多個地 方的情況下,為了瞭解各別地方的插座200之功率消耗, 必須個別地檢查提供於插座200申之顯示裝置22(μ因此, 此使得檢查起來非常麻煩。注意,嵌入於牆壁中之另一電 源供應連接單元(諸如’開關(並不限於插座))可具有相 同缺點。 【發明内容】 寥於上述内容,本發明之目標為提供一種電源供應系 ^ ’其能夠容級查電源供應連接單元之功率使用狀態而 …、需擴大所述電源供應連接單元之大小。 包含在本發明之第―態樣中,提供一種電源供應系統,其 功車供應連接單元,其連接至電負載且充當將電 功率,t述電負載之受控器;以及 垔开日頁其一由信號線而連接至所述電源供應連接 供應遠接控器,所述主控器具有藉由接收自所述電源 二—二=傳輪之信號而顯示所述電源供應連接單元 之功率使用狀態的顯示装置, 每一^中將1)有位址指派至所述電源供應連接單元中之 其中:=電源供應連接單元具備: °又疋。卩件’其將所述電源供應連接單元之位址記 201125255 ^ouoipif 錄於所述顯示單元上; 電流债測部件,其偵測供應至所述電源供應連接單元 之電流;以及 傳輸及接收部件,其經由所述信號線而將所述電流债 測部件所偵測之電流值及所述電源供應連接單元之所述位 址傳輸至所述顯示單元,且 其中所述顯示單元具備: 接收部件’其接收來自所述電源供應連接單元之所述 信號;以及 控制部件’其基於所述電流偵測部件所偵測之所述電 流值來計算所述電源供應連接單元之所述功率使用狀態。 根據此類組態’所述顯示單元經組態以與電源供應連 接單元分離而提供。因此,與如同顯示裝置提供於電源供 應連接單元中之習知插座200之組態相比,所述電源供應 系統能夠在經由顯示裝置來檢查功率使用狀態的同時可抑 ^電源供應連接單元之放大。此外,各別的電源供應連接 單元之功率使用狀態可經由顯示單元之顯示裝置來檢查。 因此,與習知組態相比,可能容易地檢查多個電源供應連 接單元之功率使用狀態。 在本發明之第二態樣中,提供一種電源供應系統,其 包含: 多個電源供應連接單元,其連接至電負載且充當將電 功率供應至所述電負載之受控器;以及 顯示單元,其經由信號線而連接至所述電源供應連接 201125255 . 單元且充當主控器,所述主控器具有藉由接收自所述電源 . 供應連接單元所傳輸之信號而顯示所述電源供應連接單元 之功率使用狀態的顯示裝置, 其中將固有位址指派至所述電源供應連接單元中之 每—者, 其中所述電源供應連接單元具備: 位址設定部件’其將所述電源供應連接單元之位址記 錄於所述顯示單元上; 電流偵測部件,其偵測供應至所述電源供應連接單元 之電流; 傳輸及接收部件,其經由所述信號線而將所述電流偵 測部件所偵測之電流值及所述電源供應連接單元之所述位 址傳輸至所述顯示單元;以及 控制部件,其基於所述電流偵測部件所偵測之所述電 流值來計异所述電源供應連接單元之所述功率使用狀態, 且 〜、 其中所述顯不單元具備接收部件,其接收來自所述電 源供應連接單元之所述信號。 根據此類組態,所述顯示單元經組態以與電源供應連 接單元分離而提供。因此,與顯示裝置提供於電源供^連 接單元中之組態相比,所述電源供應系統能夠在容易地經 ' ㈣示裝置來檢查功率使用狀態的同時可抑制電源供應連 ' 接單元之放大。此外,各別的電源供應連接單元之^率使 用狀態可經由顯示單元之顯示裝置來檢查。因此,與習知 201125255 ^ouoipif 組態相比,可容易地檢查多個電源供應連接單元之功率使 用狀態。 在上述電源供應系統中,提供一種電源供應部件,其 供應用於驅動所述顯示單元及所述電源供應連接單元之電 功率,同時經由電力線而連接至所述顯示單元且經由所述 顯示單元而連接至所述多個電源供應連接單元。所述電力 線亦充當信號線。所述電源供應連接單元之所述傳輸及接 收部件可疊加所述信號與所述電功率以將其傳輸至所述顯 示單元。 由於電力線亦充當信號線,所以與信號線及電力線之 個別佈線相比,可簡化連接所述顯示單元與所述電源供應 連接單元之佈線組態》 在上述電源供應系統中,顯示裝置可基於所述電流俄 測部件所偵測之電流值來顯示一預定時間段中消耗之電功 率之累計量。 在顯示電功率之累計量之情況下,顯示裝置需要變大 至某種程度。就此而言,由於顯示單元與電源供應連接單 元分離而提供,因此電源供應系統可容易地檢查顯示於顯 示裝置上之電功率之累計量。 在上述電源供應系統中,當電功率之所述累計量超過 一預定決策值時,所述電源供應系統可中斷供應至所述電 源供應連接單元之電功率。 藉由在電功率之累計量超過一預定決策值時中斷供 應至所述電源供應連接單元之電功率,電源供應系統可防 8 201125255 jh過多的電功率自電源供應連接單元供應至負載器具。 在上述電源供應系統中,當電源供應系統在條件,,由 所述電源供應連接單元所偵測之電流值超過一決策值,’中 使用時’電源供應系統可中斷供應至電源供應連接單元之 電功率。 藉由在電源供應連接單元所偵測之電流值超過該決 策值時中斷供應至所述電源供應連接單元之電功率,則電 源供應系統可防止過多的電流供應至負載器具。因此,此 情形使得可避免負載器具歸因於過多的電流供應至負載器 具而產生之故障。 在上述電源供應系統中,當所述電源供應連接單元供 應直流電力(下文中稱為「DC電力」)至所述負載器具之 時段超過一預定決策值時,所述電源供應系統可中斷供應 至所述電源供應連接單元之電功率。 藉由在所述電源供應連接單元供應DC電力至所述負 載器具之時段超過一預定決策值時中斷供應至所述電源供 應連接單元之電功率,所述電源供應系統可減少供應至所 述電源供應連接單元之電功率的浪費。因此,此情形可節 省電源供應系統之電功率。 在上述電源供應系統中,所述電源供應連接單元可為 嵌入於構成安裝表面之牆壁中之插座。 此情形使得容易地經由顯示單元之顯示裝置來檢查 嵌入式插座的功率使用狀態。亦即,此類嵌入式插座常常 安裝於牆壁中靠近人的腳部的位置。在此情況下’若顯示 201125255 JOUOipif 裝置經組II以提供於叙式插財,麟變得難以檢查該 顯示裝置因而降低其操作性。此外,此類組態將使得插 座本身變大’如上所述。就此而言,由於根據本發明之電 源供應系統可將顯示單元安裝於容錄查之處,因此變得 可容易地檢查該顯示單元之顯示裝置。此外,由於顯示裝 置未没置於插座中’因此可防止插座之擴大。 在上述電源供應系統中,所述電源供應連接單元可為 嵌入於牆壁中之開關。 此情形使得容易地經由顯示單元之顯示裝置來檢查 嵌入式開關的功率使用狀態亦即,當顯示裝置提供於嵌 入式開關巾時’此類_使開關本身變h此外,當電源 供應系統具有多個開關時,變得難以辨識個別地對應於顯 不裝置之各別開關。就此而言,由於根據本發明之電源供 應系統可取決於開關之各別位址來檢查嵌人式開關之功率 使用狀態,因此變得容易辨識對應於顯示裝置之多個開 關。此外,由於顯示裝置未設置於開關中,因此可防止開 關之擴大。 在上述電源供應系統中,所述電源供應連接單元可為 連接至嵌入於牆壁部分中之插座的延伸插口(socket)。 此情形使得容易地經由顧示單元之顯示裝置來檢查 該延伸插口的功率使用狀態。亦即,當顯示裝置提供於延 伸插口中時,此類組態使延伸插口本身變大,如上文所述。 此外’當顯示裝置經組態以設置於該延伸插口中時,難以 檢查該顯示裝置。就此而言,由於根據本發明之電源供應 201125255 ipxf 系統可將顯示單元安裝於容易檢查之處,因此變得可容易 地檢查该顯示單元之顯示裝置。此外,由於顯示裝置未設 置於該延伸插口中,因此可防止該延伸插口之擴大。叹 本發明之其他目的及特徵將藉由結合附圖給出之實 施例的以下描述而變得顯而易見。 【實施方式】 將參看圖1至圖11來描述根據本發明之電源供應系 統之一實施例。首先,將參看圖i及圖2解釋用於將g功 率供應至電源供應連接單it之電源供應系統卜電源供應 連接早元連接至負載器具或類似物。 在電源供應系統中’電源經由電力線(信號線)而連 接至-主控器且經由主控器而連接至多個受控器(例如, 插座、開關、插P ),藉此’分縣電功賴應至主控器及 受控器。=外,在主控器與受控器之間,經由信號線來傳 輸及接收信號。 所述受控11巾之每—者具備其时位址(intrinsic address) ’且主控器儲存所述各別受控器之固有位址。受 控器將其自身位址疊加於待傳輸至主㈣之錢上,使得 主控器可瞭解哪-受控器已傳輸信號。此外,主控器將受 控器之位址疊加於待傳輸至受控器之信號上,且受控器僅 接收上面疊加有其自身位址之信號。#由此類方式,主控 器可共同管理多個受控器。 具體而言’如圖1所示,電源供應系統1包含:充當 商用電源之交流電(AC)電源Ac (電源部件);ac/dc 11 201125255 JUUOipif 轉換器2;充當主控器之顯示單元3;以及多個電源供應連 接單元,其由充當受控器之插座4及開關5構成。AC電 源AC及AC/DC轉換器2經由AC電力線Wac而連接。 AC/DC轉換器2及顯示單元3經由DC電力線Wdc而連 接。顯示單元3經由各別的DC電源供應線Wdlc而連接 至插座4及開關5,所述DC電源供應線Wdlc能夠經由一 對電線來傳輸DC電力及資料兩者。電器具6連接至插座 4,且照明設備7連接至開關5。 來自AC電源AC之AC電力藉由AC/DC轉換器2而 轉換為DC電力’且供應至顯示單元3。顯示單元3與插 座4及開關5執行所謂的電力線載波(carrier)通信。在電力 線載波通信中’藉由使用高頻載波來傳輸資料之通信信號 疊加於DC電壓上。基於電力線載波通信,將插座4及開 關5之諸如功率消耗及功率使用時間之功率使用狀態傳輸 至顯示單元3,且控制供應至電器具6之電功率。此外, AC電源AC供應用於驅動顯示單元3、插座4及開關5之 電功率》 顯示單元3包含固定至牆壁H1 (參見圖2)同時形成 其外部框架之主體部件3a。在主體部件3a中,提供充當 LCD I視器之顯示裝置%。顯示裝置%可選擇性地顯示 插座4及開關5中之每—者的功率使綠態,諸如功率消 耗及電流值。顯示裝置3b包含諸如觸控面板 的操作部件。 類 插座4包含:插頭連接部件4a,當插頭6a連接至其 12 201125255 JOUOipif 時:其供麵功率至電H具6之插頭6a;以及環繞插頭連 接部$ 4a之裝飾板4b。開關5包含:把手5a,其在經推 動時操作以打開及關閉照明設備7 ;以及環繞把手5a之震 插座4及開關5經設計以具有標準化尺寸(例如,由 曰本工業標準及日本電氣佈線裝置及設備工業協會所標準 =之尺寸)°當如圖15所示之習知插座200經形成以具有 標準化尺寸時,變得難以檢查以數字方式顯示於顯示裝置 220上之功率使用狀態。此外,歸因於顯示單元220之存 在’變得難以提供用於容納計算及顯示功率使用狀態之控 制電路的空間。 _,比之下,在本實施例中’由於顯示裝置3b設置於 、貝示單元3中’亦即,顯示裝置未設置於插座4及開關5 中’因此上文所提及之問題得以解決。 如圖2所示,顯示單元3、插座4及開關5安裝於房 屋或類似物之房間Η之牆壁H1處。AC電力線Wac、DC 電力線Wdc及DC電源供應線Wdlc佈線於牆壁m之背 側上顯不單π* 3安裝於人的眼睛之高度處。插座4安裝 於人的腳部之高度處。 下來,將參看圖3至圖5來解釋插座4、開關5及 顯示單元3之控制結構。 如圖3所示’插座4包含:連接至DC電源供應線 Wdlc之電線連接端子4c ; 電連接至電線連接端子4c之第一受控器控制電路 201125255 36061pif 10 ;以及 插頭連接部件4a。 第一受控器控制電路1〇包$ 電源電路部件12、控制部件13、==離電路二二 部件15以及電流感測器16。信號二、位址設定 源供應連接單元之傳輸及接㈣路11充當電 :r==:::C3=:將, 單元3與插座4之間進行電力線载波通信。A在顯不 “電源電路部件12藉由使祕應至插座4之DC電力而 產生用於第_受㈣控織路(“⑽dfeuit>丨q之 其他電路㈣功率。恤設定部件15包含提供於插座4 之背侧(亦即,牆壁H1之背側)上之mp開關(未圖示), 且將由DIP開關所設定之位址輸出至儲存部件儲存部 件14將位址儲存為插座4之ϋ有位址,且將位址輪出至巧 制部件13。 電流感測器16以預定時間間隔來偵測將經由電流感 測器16而供應至插頭連接部件4a之DC電流。接著,將 由電流感測器16所偵測之電流值(下文中稱為「電流值 AG」)輸出至控制部件π。 控制部件13將插座4之位址及電流值AG輸出至信 號疊加/分離電路11以作為數位信號。此外,控制部件13 控制由諸如半導體開關及繼電器構成之開關元件(未圖 201125255 ^OUOipif 示)’所述開關元件用來控制接通及斷開至插頭連接部件 如之電功率供應。 在操作所述系統之過程中,自電線連接端子4c供應 至信號疊加/分離電路11之經疊加的信號藉由信號疊加/分 離電路11而分離為DC電力及通信信號。接著,DC電力 經由電流感測器16而供應至插頭連接部件4a,且通信信 號作為來自顯示單元3之控制信號而輸入至控制部件13。 控制部件13基於控制信號來控制開關元件’以經由電流感 測器16來控制供應至電器具6之電功率。 輪入至控制部件13之電流值AG與插座4之位址_ 起自控制部件13輸出至信號疊加/分離電路u。通信信號 及DC電壓藉由信號疊加/分離電路丨丨而疊加,且自信號 疊加/分離電路11作為經疊加的信號而傳輸至顯示單元 3。每當電流感測器16偵測到電流值AG時,將經疊加的 L號傳輸至顯示單元3。因此’功率使用狀態(諸如,供 應至插座4之電流值AG及基於電流值AG之功率消耗) 顯示於顯示單元3之顯示裝置3b上。 如圖4所示,開關5之控制結構實質上與插座4之控 制結構相同。因此,針對與插座4之組件相同之組件給定 相同的參考標號,且將省略其描述。注意,在下文中將主 要描述與插座4之差異。 第二受控器控制電路l〇a包含偵測一把手5a之推動 操作之操作輸入接收部件17以及接通及斷開至照明設備7 之電功率供應之電路切斷/閉合控制部件18。 15 201125255 ouuoipif :把手5a峰動時’該操作輸人接收部件17侧該 巴a之推動操作且將其信號輸出至控 : =)=r具備開關元件(諸如,半導二 、’電器)且控制開關元件之切斷/閉合。 關於開關元件之切斷/閉合控制,控制部们3進行以 下動作。當純了來自操作輸人接㈣件n之信號時,控 制部件13將對應於開關元件之切_〗合控制之控制信 輸出至電路切斷/閉合控制部件18。接著,電路切_合 控制部件18基於控織絲峨及閉合各開關元件。 如圖5所示,顯示單元3包含:連接至DC電力線201125255 JOUOipif VI. Description of the invention: [Technical field to which the invention pertains] The invention is a power supply system having: a power supply connection flat 7L 'which is connected to an electric load and serves to supply electric power to an electric load Control n (slave); and display 4, which has a master for displaying a display device of the power usage state of the power supply connection unit. [Prior Art] Conventionally, it is necessary to check the plug-in (four) power miscellaneous embedded in the wall of a room in a house or the like. There is a known display device having the power consumption of the inspection socket (for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open Application No. 2GG2-365312). Note that the display device can display another power usage state, * not limited to power consumption. Such as the current value. The configuration of the conventional socket will be explained with reference to Fig. 15. As shown in Fig. 15, in the socket 200, the socket member 21 is provided, and the plug of the appiance (not shown) is inserted. Therein, electrical power is supplied to the negative device via the plug. Above the socket member 21G, a display device 220 is provided for displaying the power consumption supplied from the socket member 21 to the load device via the plug in a number of ways. The conventional socket 200 has the disadvantage that the size of the socket 200 has been expanded. Specifically, the socket is designed to have a standardized size. When the socket 2a is squeaked with a resizing size, the size of the display device 220 becomes larger. This _ makes it possible to visually recognize the power consumption shown on the display unit 220. Therefore, in order to improve the disadvantage, the display should be expanded. 201125255 JUUUipif However, such a configuration has another disadvantage: the size V of the socket 200 exceeds the standardized size due to the expansion of the display device. Further, in the case where the sockets 200 are installed at a plurality of places in a space therebetween, In order to understand the power consumption of the outlet 200 in each place, it is necessary to individually check the display device 22 provided for the outlet 200 (μ, therefore, this makes the inspection very troublesome. Note that another power supply connection unit embedded in the wall ( For example, the present invention aims to provide a power supply system capable of accommodating the power usage state of the power supply connection unit. The size of the power supply connection unit needs to be expanded. In the first aspect of the invention, a power supply system is provided, the work vehicle supply connection unit connected to the electric load and serving as the electric power, t a controlled controller of the load; and a page of the open day connected to the power supply connection and the remote controller by a signal line The main controller has display means for displaying the power usage state of the power supply connection unit by receiving signals from the power source two-two transmission wheels, each of which assigns 1) an address to the location In the power supply connection unit, wherein: the power supply connection unit has: ° 疋. The device 'records the power supply connection unit address 201125255 ^ouoipif recorded on the display unit; current debt measurement unit And detecting a current supplied to the power supply connection unit; and transmitting and receiving components, wherein the current value detected by the current debt detecting component and the power supply connection unit are located via the signal line Transmitting the address to the display unit, and wherein the display unit is provided with: a receiving component that receives the signal from the power supply connection unit; and a control component that is detected based on the current detecting component The current value is used to calculate the power usage state of the power supply connection unit. According to such a configuration, the display unit is configured to be separated from the power supply connection unit. Therefore, compared with the configuration of the conventional socket 200 as the display device is provided in the power supply connection unit, the power supply system can suppress the amplification of the power supply connection unit while checking the power usage state via the display device. . In addition, the power usage status of the respective power supply connection units can be checked via the display unit of the display unit. Therefore, it is possible to easily check the power usage states of a plurality of power supply connection units as compared with the conventional configuration. In a second aspect of the present invention, a power supply system is provided, comprising: a plurality of power supply connection units connected to an electric load and serving as a slave to supply electric power to the electric load; and a display unit, It is connected to the power supply connection 201125255 via a signal line and acts as a master having a display of the power supply connection unit by receiving a signal transmitted from the power supply. a display device of a power usage state, wherein an inherent address is assigned to each of the power supply connection units, wherein the power supply connection unit is provided with: an address setting component that is to connect the power supply connection unit a address recorded on the display unit; a current detecting component that detects a current supplied to the power supply connection unit; and a transmitting and receiving component that detects the current detecting component via the signal line Transmitting the current value and the address of the power supply connection unit to the display unit; and controlling a component based on The current value detected by the current detecting component is different from the power usage state of the power supply connection unit, and wherein the display unit is provided with a receiving component that receives the power supply connection The signal of the unit. According to such a configuration, the display unit is configured to be provided separately from the power supply connection unit. Therefore, the power supply system can suppress the amplification of the power supply connection unit while easily checking the power usage state via the '(4) display device, compared to the configuration in which the display device is provided in the power supply connection unit. . Further, the respective use states of the power supply connection units can be checked via the display means of the display unit. Therefore, the power usage status of multiple power supply connection units can be easily checked compared to the conventional 201125255 ^ouoipif configuration. In the above power supply system, there is provided a power supply part that supplies electric power for driving the display unit and the power supply connection unit while being connected to the display unit via a power line and connected via the display unit To the plurality of power supply connection units. The power line also acts as a signal line. The transmitting and receiving unit of the power supply connection unit may superimpose the signal and the electrical power to transmit it to the display unit. Since the power line also functions as a signal line, the wiring configuration for connecting the display unit and the power supply connection unit can be simplified as compared with the individual wiring of the signal line and the power line. In the above power supply system, the display device can be based on The current value detected by the current measuring component is used to display the cumulative amount of electrical power consumed in a predetermined period of time. In the case where the cumulative amount of electric power is displayed, the display device needs to be enlarged to some extent. In this regard, since the display unit is provided separately from the power supply connection unit, the power supply system can easily check the cumulative amount of electric power displayed on the display device. In the above power supply system, when the accumulated amount of electric power exceeds a predetermined decision value, the power supply system may interrupt electric power supplied to the power supply connection unit. By interrupting the electric power supplied to the power supply connection unit when the accumulated amount of electric power exceeds a predetermined decision value, the power supply system can prevent excessive electric power from being supplied from the power supply connection unit to the load device. In the above power supply system, when the power supply system is in a condition, the current value detected by the power supply connection unit exceeds a decision value, and the power supply system can interrupt the supply to the power supply connection unit. Electric power. The power supply system can prevent excessive current supply to the load device by interrupting the electric power supplied to the power supply connection unit when the current value detected by the power supply connection unit exceeds the decision value. Therefore, this situation makes it possible to avoid the failure of the load device due to excessive current supply to the load device. In the above power supply system, when the period in which the power supply connection unit supplies DC power (hereinafter referred to as "DC power") to the load device exceeds a predetermined decision value, the power supply system may interrupt the supply to The power supply supplies electrical power to the connection unit. The power supply system may reduce supply to the power supply by interrupting electric power supplied to the power supply connection unit when a period of time during which the power supply connection unit supplies DC power to the load device exceeds a predetermined decision value The waste of electrical power of the connection unit. Therefore, this situation saves the electrical power of the power supply system. In the above power supply system, the power supply connection unit may be a socket embedded in a wall constituting a mounting surface. This situation makes it easy to check the power usage state of the embedded outlet via the display device of the display unit. That is, such embedded sockets are often mounted in a wall near a person's foot. In this case, if the 201125255 JOUOipif device is displayed via Group II to provide the Syrian money, it becomes difficult for the lining to check the display device and thus reduce its operability. In addition, such a configuration would make the socket itself larger as described above. In this regard, since the power supply system according to the present invention can mount the display unit at the place where the recording is performed, it becomes possible to easily check the display device of the display unit. In addition, since the display device is not placed in the socket, the expansion of the socket can be prevented. In the above power supply system, the power supply connection unit may be a switch embedded in a wall. This situation makes it easy to check the power usage state of the embedded switch via the display device of the display unit, that is, when the display device is provided in the embedded switch towel, this type of device makes the switch itself h. In addition, when the power supply system has many At the time of switching, it becomes difficult to recognize the respective switches individually corresponding to the display device. In this regard, since the power supply system according to the present invention can check the power usage state of the embedded switch depending on the respective addresses of the switches, it becomes easy to recognize the plurality of switches corresponding to the display device. Further, since the display device is not provided in the switch, the expansion of the switch can be prevented. In the above power supply system, the power supply connection unit may be an extension socket connected to a socket embedded in the wall portion. This situation makes it easy to check the power usage status of the extension jack via the display unit of the look-up unit. That is, when the display device is provided in the extension socket, such a configuration makes the extension socket itself large as described above. Further, when the display device is configured to be disposed in the extension socket, it is difficult to inspect the display device. In this regard, since the power supply according to the present invention 201125255 ipxf system can mount the display unit to an easily inspectable place, it becomes easy to inspect the display unit of the display unit. Further, since the display device is not disposed in the extension socket, the expansion of the extension socket can be prevented. Other objects and features of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of the embodiments. [Embodiment] An embodiment of a power supply system according to the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 1 through 11. First, a power supply system for supplying g power to a power supply connection unit, and a power supply connection, which is connected to a load device or the like, will be explained with reference to Figs. In a power supply system, 'power is connected to the main controller via a power line (signal line) and connected to a plurality of controlled devices (for example, a socket, a switch, and a plug P) via the main controller, thereby using the electric power of the county Lai Ying to the main controller and the controlled device. In addition, between the master and the slave, signals are transmitted and received via signal lines. Each of the controlled 11-clothes has an intrinsic address' and the master stores the native address of the respective slave. The controller superimposes its own address on the money to be transmitted to the master (4) so that the master can know which slave has transmitted the signal. In addition, the master superimposes the address of the controller on the signal to be transmitted to the slave, and the slave only receives the signal with its own address superimposed on it. # By this way, the master can manage multiple slaves together. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the power supply system 1 includes: an alternating current (AC) power source Ac (power supply unit) serving as a commercial power source; ac/dc 11 201125255 JUUOipif converter 2; a display unit 3 serving as a master; And a plurality of power supply connection units, which are constituted by the socket 4 and the switch 5 serving as a controlled device. The AC power source AC and the AC/DC converter 2 are connected via an AC power line Wac. The AC/DC converter 2 and the display unit 3 are connected via a DC power line Wdc. The display unit 3 is connected to the outlet 4 and the switch 5 via respective DC power supply lines Wdlc, which are capable of transmitting both DC power and data via a pair of wires. The electric appliance 6 is connected to the socket 4, and the lighting device 7 is connected to the switch 5. The AC power from the AC power source AC is converted into DC power by the AC/DC converter 2 and supplied to the display unit 3. The display unit 3 and the socket 4 and the switch 5 perform so-called power line carrier communication. In power line carrier communication, a communication signal for transmitting data by using a high frequency carrier is superimposed on a DC voltage. Based on the power line carrier communication, the power usage states of the outlet 4 and the switch 5 such as power consumption and power usage time are transmitted to the display unit 3, and the electric power supplied to the electric appliance 6 is controlled. Further, the AC power source AC supplies electric power for driving the display unit 3, the socket 4, and the switch 5. The display unit 3 includes a main body member 3a fixed to the wall H1 (see Fig. 2) while forming its outer frame. In the main body unit 3a, a display device % serving as an LCD I viewer is provided. The display device % can selectively display the power of each of the socket 4 and the switch 5 to a green state, such as power consumption and current value. The display device 3b contains an operation member such as a touch panel. The type of socket 4 includes: a plug connecting member 4a, when the plug 6a is connected to its 12 201125255 JOUOipif: its face power is connected to the plug 6a of the electric H 6; and the decorative board 4b surrounding the plug connecting portion 4 4a. The switch 5 comprises: a handle 5a that operates when pushed to open and close the lighting device 7; and the shock socket 4 and the switch 5 that surround the handle 5a are designed to have a standardized size (for example, by the industry standard and Japanese electrical wiring) Device and Equipment Industry Association Standard = Size) When the conventional socket 200 shown in FIG. 15 is formed to have a standardized size, it becomes difficult to check the power usage state digitally displayed on the display device 220. Moreover, due to the presence of the display unit 220, it becomes difficult to provide a space for accommodating the control circuit for calculating and displaying the power usage state. _, in contrast, in the present embodiment, 'because the display device 3b is disposed in the display unit 3', that is, the display device is not disposed in the socket 4 and the switch 5', so the above-mentioned problems are solved. . As shown in Fig. 2, the display unit 3, the socket 4, and the switch 5 are mounted at the wall H1 of the room or the like of the house or the like. The AC power line Wac, the DC power line Wdc, and the DC power supply line Wdlc are wired on the back side of the wall m to be mounted at the height of the human eye. The socket 4 is mounted at the height of the person's foot. Next, the control structure of the socket 4, the switch 5, and the display unit 3 will be explained with reference to Figs. As shown in Fig. 3, the socket 4 includes: a wire connection terminal 4c connected to the DC power supply line Wdlc; a first controlled circuit control circuit 201125255 36061pif 10 electrically connected to the wire connection terminal 4c; and a plug connection member 4a. The first slave control circuit 1 packs the power supply circuit unit 12, the control unit 13, the == circuit two-part unit 15, and the current sensor 16. Signal 2, address setting The transmission and connection of the source supply connection unit (4) way 11 acts as electricity: r==:::C3=: will, the power line carrier communication between unit 3 and socket 4. A shows that the power supply circuit unit 12 generates the power for the fourth (control) weaving ("(10)dfeuit> 丨q other circuit (four) power) by making the DC power to the socket 4. The shirt setting component 15 is provided for An mp switch (not shown) on the back side of the socket 4 (i.e., the back side of the wall H1), and outputs the address set by the DIP switch to the storage unit storage unit 14 to store the address as the socket 4. There is an address and the address is rotated out to the smart component 13. The current sensor 16 detects the DC current to be supplied to the plug connection part 4a via the current sensor 16 at predetermined time intervals. The current value detected by the sensor 16 (hereinafter referred to as "current value AG") is output to the control unit π. The control unit 13 outputs the address of the socket 4 and the current value AG to the signal superimposition/separation circuit 11 as In addition, the control unit 13 controls a switching element such as a semiconductor switch and a relay (not shown in Fig. 201125255^OUOipif) to control the on and off to the plug connection component such as the electric power supply. operating In the process of the system, the superimposed signals supplied from the wire connection terminal 4c to the signal superposition/separation circuit 11 are separated into DC power and communication signals by the signal superposition/separation circuit 11. Then, the DC power is passed through the current sensor. 16 is supplied to the plug connecting part 4a, and the communication signal is input to the control part 13 as a control signal from the display unit 3. The control part 13 controls the switching element 'based on the control signal to control the supply to the electric via the current sensor 16. The electric power of the appliance 6. The current value AG of the control unit 13 and the address of the socket 4 are output from the control unit 13 to the signal superposition/separation circuit u. The communication signal and the DC voltage are superposed/separated by the signal 丨丨The superimposed, and self-signal superposition/separation circuit 11 is transmitted as a superimposed signal to the display unit 3. When the current sensor 16 detects the current value AG, the superimposed L number is transmitted to the display unit 3. Therefore, the 'power usage state (such as the current value AG supplied to the outlet 4 and the power consumption based on the current value AG) is displayed on the display device 3b of the display unit 3. It is to be noted that the control structure of the switch 5 is substantially the same as that of the socket 4. Therefore, the same reference numerals are given to the same components as those of the socket 4, and the description thereof will be omitted. Note that the main description will be hereinafter with the socket. The second controlled device control circuit 10a includes an operation input receiving unit 17 that detects the pushing operation of the handle 5a, and a circuit cut/close control unit 18 that turns on and off the electric power supply to the lighting device 7. 15 201125255 ouuoipif : When the handle 5a is moving, 'the operation input receiving part 17 side of the bar a push operation and output its signal to the control: =) = r with switching elements (such as semi-conducting two, 'electrical appliances) And the switching element is controlled to be cut/closed. Regarding the cutting/closing control of the switching elements, the control unit 3 performs the following operations. When the signal from the operation input (four) member n is pure, the control unit 13 outputs a control signal corresponding to the switching control of the switching element to the circuit cut/close control unit 18. Next, the circuit-cut control unit 18 is based on controlling the wire winding and closing the respective switching elements. As shown in FIG. 5, the display unit 3 includes: connected to a DC power line

Wdc (其連接至AC/DC轉換器2)之第一端子& ;連接至 DC供應線Wdlc之第二端子3d ;提供於第一端子孔與第 二端子3d之間且連接至第一端子允及第二端子%的主控 器控制電路20;以及顯示裝置3b。因此,供應至第一端^ 3c之DC電力經由主控器控制電路2〇而轉移至第二端 3d。 主控ll控制電路20包含信號叠加/分離電路21、電择 電路。卩件22、控制部件23、儲存部件24、時鐘電路25 ^ 顯示電路26以及一設定介面27。注意,電源電路部件 具有與電源電路部件12之功能相同的功能。 k號疊加/分離電路21充當顯示單元之傳輸及接收部 件。具體而言,信號疊加/分離電路21用以將自插座4供 應至顯示單元3之電力線通信分離為DC電力及通信信 號’且將通信信號疊加於DC電力上以用於將經疊加的信 201125255 JUUUipif 號自顯示單元3供應至插座4或開關5。 時鐘電路25對插座4及開關5中之每一者將電功率 供應至電器具6及照明設備7之時間 义電路”在電流值AG(其自插座4及二3^^ 示單元3 )超過一預定決滚值(decjsi〇n vaiue) al時開始 對,間計數。料鐘電路25在電流值AG變得等於或小於 決策值AL時停止計數。決策值AL基於備用(standby)功率 需求而藉由電流值來設定。 々儲存部件24儲存由時鐘電路25及控制部件23所計 算之結果,以及自插座4及開關5所傳輸之位址。接著, 將所儲存的結果輪出至控制部件23。 根據基於電流值AG之計算結果及由時鐘電路25基 於電流值AG所計算之結果,控制部件23計算關於插座4 及開關5中之每—者或兩者的功率消耗及功率使用時間 (亦即’功率使用狀態)。注意,上述功率計算包含臨時功 率消耗及在一預定時段内累計之總功率消耗。接著,以上 所計算之結果顯示於顯示裝置3b上。 顯不電路26充當用於驅動顯示裝置3b之電路。該設 ,介面27回,於顯示裝置扑之操作而將信號輸出至控制 部件23 °接著’該控制部件23基於所述信號而將控制信 號輸出至顯示魏26。顯示電路26基於控雜號而驅動 顯示裝置3b。 顯不裝置3b顯示插座4及開關5之位址。此外,藉 由操作一觸控面板,顯示裝置3b可分別將負載名稱指派至 17 201125255 ^woipif 對應於位址之插座4及開關5。因此’例如,在檢查用於 空調機之插座之功率使用狀態時,顯示裝置3b可藉由輸入 或呼叫插座之負載名稱來顯示所述插座之功率使用狀態。 亦即,負載名稱及功率使用狀態之數值同時顯示於顯示裝 置3b上。 此處,自第一端子3c供應至信號疊加/分離電路21之 DC電力與控制部件23之控制信號疊加, 4或開關5。此外,自插座4及開關5供應至 之經疊加的信號藉由信號疊加/分離電路21而分離為〇( 電力及通信信號’且接著將通信信號輸入至控制部件2: 中。控制部件23基於通信信號而在顯示裝置%上顯示插 座4及開關5之個別使用狀態或總功率使用狀熊。 心在顯示料3、插座4及開關5中,藉由i用控制部 件23之上述計算結果來執行針對隨後電器具6及照明設儀 7之電功率供應之接通及斷_控制。下文中,將插座^ 列,但亦在開關5中執行類似的控制。 首先,將參看圖6顧7來_電源供 在來執行針對電器具6之電功率: 應之接通及斷_控•在控制部件23中, 連續超過1定決策值謂‘ 15⑷)而持續-預定時間細(例如,〇1秒)時, =關ίΠΓΓ傳輪至插座4。注意,使用者可 自由地職預定時間段 18 201125255 舉例而言’如圖6所示’當連接至插座4之電器具6 啟動時(時間T1)’電流值AG升高。假設電器具6中所 消耗之電流值AG在時間T2達到決策值(在此實施例 中為15 ( A ))。若電器具6在此條件下繼續使用,則電流 值AG將超過決策值AJ。在自時間丁2經過該預定時間 之時間T3,斷開來自插座4之針對電器具6之電功率供 應β此防止插座4過熱,過熱是由於將高於決策值AJ之 過多的電流連續供應至電器具6而導致。 參看圖7’將解釋如圖6所示之由控制部件23進行的 電源供應控制之實際程序流程。注意,所述程序以一預定 間隔重複進行。如圖7所示,在步驟sl〇中,控制部件23 =查所偵測的電流值仏是否等於或大於決策值aj。當電 二值AG等於或大於決策值AJ(步驟$ 3Γ42:檢查此條件是否維持了贱時間段丄二 間時,^或更長時 「::未程维::止預一 於將來轉電源供應控制,其基 座4至電器具6二至之時段來執行接通及斷開自插 自時鐘電路25 嫌該她卩件23計算 查到經過的時間TG _㈣㈣間TG。當檢 ]rG等於或大於決策值TJ (例如,5 201125255, 時’將-種斷開針對電器具6之電功率供應之 輸至插座4。基於雜制錢,輪制部件13 ^傳a first terminal & of Wdc (which is connected to the AC/DC converter 2); a second terminal 3d connected to the DC supply line Wdlc; is provided between the first terminal hole and the second terminal 3d and is connected to the first terminal The main controller control circuit 20 that allows the second terminal %; and the display device 3b. Therefore, the DC power supplied to the first terminal ^3c is transferred to the second terminal 3d via the main controller control circuit 2. The main control 11 control circuit 20 includes a signal superimposition/separation circuit 21 and an electric selection circuit. The device 22, the control unit 23, the storage unit 24, the clock circuit 25, the display circuit 26, and a setting interface 27. Note that the power supply circuit component has the same function as that of the power supply circuit component 12. The k-th superposition/separation circuit 21 serves as a transmission and reception unit of the display unit. Specifically, the signal superimposition/separation circuit 21 is configured to separate the power line communication supplied from the outlet 4 to the display unit 3 into a DC power and communication signal 'and superimpose the communication signal on the DC power for the superimposed letter 201125255 The JUUUipif number is supplied from the display unit 3 to the outlet 4 or the switch 5. The time circuit circuit for supplying the electric power to the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7 by the clock circuit 25 to each of the socket 4 and the switch 5" exceeds one at the current value AG (from the socket 4 and the two units 3) When the predetermined rolling value (decjsi〇n vaiue) al is started, the counting is started. The clock circuit 25 stops counting when the current value AG becomes equal to or smaller than the decision value AL. The decision value AL is borrowed based on the standby power demand. The value is set by the current value. The storage unit 24 stores the result calculated by the clock circuit 25 and the control unit 23, and the address transmitted from the socket 4 and the switch 5. Then, the stored result is rotated to the control unit 23 Based on the calculation result based on the current value AG and the result calculated by the clock circuit 25 based on the current value AG, the control unit 23 calculates the power consumption and power usage time with respect to each of the socket 4 and the switch 5 or both (also That is, the 'power use state.' Note that the above power calculation includes temporary power consumption and total power consumption accumulated over a predetermined period of time. Then, the above calculated result is displayed on the display device 3b. 26 acts as a circuit for driving the display device 3b. The interface 27 outputs a signal to the control unit 23 at the operation of the display device. Then the control unit 23 outputs a control signal to the display based on the signal. Wei 26. The display circuit 26 drives the display device 3b based on the control number. The display device 3b displays the addresses of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Further, by operating a touch panel, the display device 3b can assign the load name to 17 201125255 ^woipif corresponds to the socket 4 and the switch 5 of the address. Therefore, for example, when checking the power usage state of the socket for the air conditioner, the display device 3b can display the load name by inputting or calling the socket. The power usage status of the socket. That is, the values of the load name and the power usage state are simultaneously displayed on the display device 3b. Here, the DC power supplied from the first terminal 3c to the signal superimposition/separation circuit 21 and the control of the control unit 23 are controlled. Signal superposition, 4 or switch 5. In addition, the superimposed signals supplied from the socket 4 and the switch 5 are separated into 〇 by the signal superposition/separation circuit 21 (electricity and communication) The signal signal 'and then the communication signal is input to the control unit 2. The control unit 23 displays the individual use state of the socket 4 and the switch 5 or the total power usage type on the display device % based on the communication signal. In the socket 4 and the switch 5, the on/off_control of the electric power supply for the subsequent electric appliance 6 and the illuminator 7 is performed by the above calculation result of the i control unit 23. Hereinafter, the socket is arranged, However, similar control is also performed in the switch 5. First, the electric power for the electric appliance 6 is supplied with reference to Fig. 6: power supply: ON and OFF control should be continuously exceeded in the control unit 23. 1 determines the decision value is '15 (4)) and continues - when the predetermined time is fine (for example, 〇 1 second), = turn to the socket 4. Note that the user can freely perform a predetermined period of time. 18 201125255 For example, as shown in Fig. 6, when the electric appliance 6 connected to the outlet 4 is activated (time T1), the current value AG rises. It is assumed that the current value AG consumed in the electric appliance 6 reaches the decision value (15 (A) in this embodiment) at time T2. If the electrical appliance 6 continues to be used under these conditions, the current value AG will exceed the decision value AJ. The electric power supply β for the electric appliance 6 from the outlet 4 is disconnected from the time T3 after the predetermined time T3, which prevents the socket 4 from being overheated, because the excessive current is higher than the decision value AJ continuously supplied to the electric power. Caused by appliance 6. The actual program flow of the power supply control by the control unit 23 as shown in Fig. 6 will be explained with reference to Fig. 7'. Note that the program is repeated at a predetermined interval. As shown in FIG. 7, in step s1, the control unit 23 = checks whether the detected current value 仏 is equal to or greater than the decision value aj. When the electric binary AG is equal to or greater than the decision value AJ (step $3Γ42: check if this condition is maintained for two periods, ^ or longer)::::::: The supply control, the base 4 to the electric appliance 6 to the period of time to perform the on and off self-insertion clock circuit 25, the suspect element 23 calculates the elapsed time TG _ (four) (four) between the TG. When the check rG is equal Or greater than the decision value TJ (for example, 5 201125255, when the 'electrical power supply for the electrical appliance 6 is disconnected to the outlet 4. Based on the miscellaneous money, the wheeled component 13

件使成為切斷狀態。在電H具6及_設備7 斷開之情況下,經過的時間TG經通及 時⑽之總和。注意,使用者可藉由二累顯積= 之觸控面板來自由地設定決策值TJ。 1 D 舉例而言’如® 8所示,假設電ϋ具6重複接通及_ 開,且經· _在第三操作_相決策值η 況下,時鐘電路25在T11開始對時間計數且在扣靖 時鐘電路25將自T11至Τ12之經過時間作為第 間TG1而輸出至控制部件23。同樣地,時鐘電路乃將 Τ14至Τ15之經過時間作為第二經過時間TG2而輸出 制部件23。此時,第-經過時間TG1與第二經過時間^ 之累積值TGA (TG1+TG2)小於決策值TJ。隨後,時鐘 電路25纟T17 _對時間計數,且累積第三經過時間 TG3。當累積值TGA (TG1+TG2+TG3)在m達到 值^時,斷開針對電器具6之電功率供應。注意,可在一 預定時段(例如,24個小時)中對時鐘電路25所計數之 累積時間以及斷開該電功率供應之指令進行重設。 參看圖9,將解釋如圖8所示之電源供應控制之特定 程序。以一預定間隔重複進行所述程序,且重設每次所計 數之經過的時間TG之累積值TGA。 β 如,9所示,在步驟S2〇中,控制部件23檢查電流 值AG是否等於或大於決策值AL。當電流值AG等於或大 20 201125255 於決戒值AL (步驟S20中之「是」)時,在步驟S2i中時 鐘電路25開始對時間計數。隨後,在步驟S22中,控制 部件23檢查經過時間TGX(其為自時鐘電路乃開始對時 間計數起所經過的時間)是否小於決策值TJ。當經過時間 TGX小於決策值TJ (步驟S22中之「是」)時控制部件 23判定應維持電功率供應,且在步驟S23中檢查電流值 AG疋否小於決策值al。另一方面,當經過時間tgx等 於或大於決策值TJ (步驟S22中之「否」)時,在步驟S27 中斷開電功率供應。 當電流值AG等於或大於決策值AL (步驟S23中之 「否」)時,該控制部件23判定電器具ό正在使用中,且繼 續對時間計數。另-方面,當電流值AG小於決策值al (步驟S23中之「是」)時,該控制部件23判定電器具6 之使用已經終止,且在步驟S24中停止對時間計數。°接/著, 在步驟S25中計算經過時間TGY。 接下來’在步驟S26中,控制部件23檢查該經過時 間TGY是否等於或大於決策值TJ<3當該經過時間等 於或大於決策值TJ時,在步驟S27中斷開電功率供應。 另一方面’當該經過時間TGY小於決策值TJ時,^ 行步驟S2〇。在此情況下,藉由累積先前步驟中所計數之 先前的經過時間TGY之累積值TGA來界定用於與 tj比較之各經過時間TGX及TGY中之每一者。 制Si看圖10,將解釋控制部件23之電源供應控 制,其基於自插座4供應至電器具6之電功率之量來控制 21 201125255^ JUUUljJlf 針對電器具6之電功率供應。當電器具6連接至插座4時, 電流值AG增加至超過〇 (安培)。另一方面,當電器具6 自插座4移除時,電流值AG減小至0 (安培)。該控制部 件2 3基於上述電流值AG來計算電器具6中所消耗之電功 率的總值AGT。具體而言,電流感測器16所偵測之電流 值AG自插座傳輸至該控制部件23。該控制部件23藉由 獲得電流值AG與電壓之乘積來計算功率消耗之累計量。The piece is turned off. In the case where the electric device 6 and the device 7 are disconnected, the elapsed time TG passes through the sum of the time (10). Note that the user can freely set the decision value TJ by the touch panel of the second cumulative display=. 1 D For example, as shown in Fig. 8, assuming that the electric cooker 6 is repeatedly turned on and _ on, and in the case of the third operation_phase decision value η, the clock circuit 25 counts the time at T11 and The elapsed time from T11 to Τ12 is output to the control unit 23 as the inter-intermediate TG1. Similarly, the clock circuit outputs the output unit 23 by taking the elapsed time of Τ14 to Τ15 as the second elapsed time TG2. At this time, the cumulative value TGA (TG1 + TG2) of the first elapsed time TG1 and the second elapsed time ^ is smaller than the decision value TJ. Subsequently, the clock circuit 25 纟 T17 _ counts the time and accumulates the third elapsed time TG3. When the accumulated value TGA (TG1 + TG2 + TG3) reaches the value ^ at m, the electric power supply to the electric appliance 6 is turned off. Note that the accumulation time counted by the clock circuit 25 and the instruction to disconnect the electric power supply can be reset for a predetermined period of time (e.g., 24 hours). Referring to Fig. 9, a specific procedure of power supply control as shown in Fig. 8 will be explained. The procedure is repeated at a predetermined interval, and the cumulative value TGA of the elapsed time TG for each count is reset. As shown by 9, as shown in 9, in step S2, the control section 23 checks whether the current value AG is equal to or larger than the decision value AL. When the current value AG is equal to or greater than 20 201125255 to the discreet value AL (YES in step S20), the clock circuit 25 starts counting the time in step S2i. Subsequently, in step S22, the control section 23 checks whether or not the elapsed time TGX (which is the time elapsed since the self-clock circuit started counting the time) is smaller than the decision value TJ. When the elapsed time TGX is smaller than the decision value TJ (YES in step S22), the control section 23 determines that the electric power supply should be maintained, and checks in step S23 whether the current value AG is smaller than the decision value a1. On the other hand, when the elapsed time tgx is equal to or larger than the decision value TJ (NO in step S22), the electric power supply is turned off in step S27. When the current value AG is equal to or larger than the decision value AL (NO in step S23), the control section 23 determines that the electric appliance ό is in use, and continues counting the time. On the other hand, when the current value AG is smaller than the decision value a1 (YES in step S23), the control section 23 determines that the use of the electric appliance 6 has been terminated, and stops counting the time in step S24. The lapse/time is calculated, and the elapsed time TGY is calculated in step S25. Next, in step S26, the control section 23 checks whether the elapsed time TGY is equal to or larger than the decision value TJ<3. When the elapsed time is equal to or larger than the decision value TJ, the electric power supply is turned off in step S27. On the other hand, when the elapsed time TGY is smaller than the decision value TJ, step S2 is performed. In this case, each of the respective elapsed times TGX and TGY for comparison with tj is defined by accumulating the cumulative value TGA of the previous elapsed time TGY counted in the previous step. Looking at Figure 10, the power supply control of the control unit 23 will be explained, which is based on the amount of electric power supplied from the outlet 4 to the electric appliance 6 to control the electric power supply to the electric appliance 6. When the electric appliance 6 is connected to the outlet 4, the current value AG is increased to exceed 〇 (amperes). On the other hand, when the electric appliance 6 is removed from the socket 4, the current value AG is reduced to 0 (amperes). The control unit 23 calculates the total value AGT of the electric power consumed in the electric appliance 6 based on the current value AG described above. Specifically, the current value AG detected by the current sensor 16 is transmitted from the socket to the control unit 23. The control unit 23 calculates the cumulative amount of power consumption by obtaining a product of the current value AG and the voltage.

當累計量超過決策值PJ (例如,1500 W,所述決策值PJ 為預定的功率消耗之臨限值)時,該控制部件23將一種斷 開針對電器具6之電功率供應之控制信號傳輸至插座4。 舉例而言,如圖10所示,在重複使用電器具6之情 況下,假設總值AGT在第二次使用期間達到決策值pj。 且假設在自T30至T31之時段期間使用電器具6。根據以 上方式來計算總值AGT1。此處,總值AGT1小於決策值 PJ。當再次使用電器具6時,插座4將電功率供應至電器 具6 (在T32)。根據電器具6之使用來計算總值AGT2 ^ 在T33 ’功率消耗之累積值(AGT1+AGT2 )達到決策值 打,且接者斷開電功率供應。更具體而言,一計數器提供 於控制部件23中,且當計數器所計數之值達到決策值pj 時,斷開電功率供應。注意,可在預定時段(例如,24個 小時)中對功率消耗之累積值以及斷開電功率供應之指令 進行重設。 ’'心 "" 、參看圖η,將示意性解釋一總電源供應系統,其設置 於(諸如)具有本實施例之電源供應系統之房屋之裝設中。 22 201125255f yjyjK» 如圖11所示’在住宅單元,設置有將電功率供應至安裝於 住宅空間中之各種器具(例如,照明設備、空調機、家用 器具、視聽裝置)之總電源供應系統100。總電源供應系 統100使用商用AC電源(AC電源)102之電功率以用於 駆動各種器具’且另外使用太陽能電池1〇3之由日光產生 之電功率。此外’總電源供應系統1〇〇將電力供應至藉由 DC電力的輸入所驅動之DC器具105以及藉由AC電力的 輸入所驅動之AC器具1〇6。 在總電源供應系統1〇〇中,提供了充當同一系統1〇〇 之分配面板之中央控制單元107以及DC電力分配面板(包 含DC斷路器)。此外,在總電源供應系統10〇中,提供控 制單元109及繼電器單元110,其充當用於控制住宅單元 中之DC器具105之操作的控制設備。 使AC電源之電功率產生分支之ac電力分配面板in 經由AC電力線112連接至中央控制單元1〇7。中央控制 單元107經由DC電力線113而連接至太陽能電池1〇3, 同時經由AC電力分配面板in而連接至商用ac電源 102。中央控制單元1〇7自太陽能電池1〇3獲取dc電力且 自AC電力分配面板hi獲取Ac電力,且接著將電功率 轉換為用於驅動器具之預定的DC電力。接著,中央控制 單元107經由DC電力線1H而將經轉換<DC電力輸出 至DC電力分配面板1〇8,或者經由DC電力線115而將 DC電力輸出至一儲存電池組116以累積〇(:電力。此外, 中央控制單元107亦可將太陽能電池103及蓄電池組116 23 201125255When the accumulated amount exceeds the decision value PJ (for example, 1500 W, the decision value PJ is a predetermined power consumption threshold), the control unit 23 transmits a control signal for disconnecting the electric power supply to the electric appliance 6 to Socket 4. For example, as shown in Fig. 10, in the case where the electric appliance 6 is repeatedly used, it is assumed that the total value AGT reaches the decision value pj during the second use. It is also assumed that the electric appliance 6 is used during the period from T30 to T31. Calculate the total value AGT1 according to the above method. Here, the total value AGT1 is smaller than the decision value PJ. When the electric appliance 6 is used again, the outlet 4 supplies electric power to the electric appliance 6 (at T32). The total value AGT2 is calculated based on the use of the electric appliance 6. The cumulative value of the power consumption at T33' (AGT1 + AGT2) reaches the decision value, and the operator disconnects the electric power supply. More specifically, a counter is provided in the control section 23, and when the value counted by the counter reaches the decision value pj, the electric power supply is turned off. Note that the accumulated value of the power consumption and the instruction to turn off the electric power supply can be reset in a predetermined period of time (for example, 24 hours). ''Heart "", referring to Figure η, will schematically explain a total power supply system that is provided, for example, in the installation of a house having the power supply system of the present embodiment. 22 201125255f yjyjK» As shown in Fig. 11, the residential unit is provided with a total power supply system 100 that supplies electric power to various appliances (for example, lighting equipment, air conditioners, household appliances, and audiovisual devices) installed in a residential space. The total power supply system 100 uses the electrical power of a commercial AC power source (AC power source) 102 for swaying various appliances' and additionally uses the solar power generated by daylight of the solar cells 1〇3. Further, the 'total power supply system 1' supplies power to the DC appliance 105 driven by the input of the DC power and the AC appliance 1〇6 driven by the input of the AC power. In the main power supply system 1A, a central control unit 107 serving as a distribution panel of the same system 1 and a DC power distribution panel (including a DC breaker) are provided. Further, in the total power supply system 10A, a control unit 109 and a relay unit 110 are provided which serve as control devices for controlling the operation of the DC appliance 105 in the residential unit. The ac power distribution panel in which branches the electric power of the AC power source is connected to the central control unit 1〇7 via the AC power line 112. The central control unit 107 is connected to the solar cell 1〇3 via the DC power line 113 while being connected to the commercial ac power source 102 via the AC power distribution panel in. The central control unit 1〇7 acquires dc power from the solar cell 1〇3 and acquires Ac power from the AC power distribution panel hi, and then converts the electric power into predetermined DC power for driving the appliance. Next, the central control unit 107 outputs the converted <DC power to the DC power distribution panel 1〇8 via the DC power line 1H, or outputs the DC power to a storage battery pack 116 via the DC power line 115 to accumulate 〇: power In addition, the central control unit 107 can also use the solar cell 103 and the battery pack 116 23 201125255

JUUUipiI 之DC電力轉換為AC電力以將AC電力供應至AC電力分 配面板111 ’同時能夠自AC電力分配面板111獲取AC電 力。此外,中央控制單元107經由信號線117與DC電力 分配面板108而交換資料。 DC電力分配面板1〇8為用於DC電力之一類型之斷 路器。在DC電力分配面板108中,自中央控制單元1〇7 輸入之DC電力經分支,且所分支的DC電力經由DC電 力線118而輸出至控制單元1〇9且經由DC電力線119輸 出至繼電器單元110。DC電力分配面板108經由信號線 120而與控制單元109交換資料,且經由信號線121而與 繼電器單元11〇交換資料。 多個DC器具105經由DC電源供應線122而連接至 控制單元109,所述DC電源供應線122能夠經由一對電 線來傳輸DC電力及資料兩者。亦即,Dc電源供應線122 :經由一對電線來傳輸電功率及資料(其稱作電力線通 信);亦即’將具有由高頻載波所傳送之資料的通信信號疊 加於充當DC器具105之電源之DC電壓上。控制單元1〇9 經由信號線120而獲得來自DC電力分配面板108之操作 指令,同時經由DC電力線ι18而接收用於Dc器具1〇5 之DC電力。基於操作指令,控制單元1〇9選擇使用哪一 器具1〇5,且知曉如何控制DC器具1〇5。隨後,控制 單元109經由DC電源供應線122而將DC電壓及操作指 令輸出至經指示之DC器具1〇5,且控制DC器具1〇5之择 作。 24 201125255t W V W A Λ. X. 用於切換安裝於住宅中之DC器具1()5之操作的開關 123經由DC電源供應線122而連接至控制單元1〇9。此 外,偵測(例如)自紅外線遠端控制器發射之信號波的感 測器124經由DC電源供應線122而連接至控制單元1〇9。 因此,不僅藉由來自DC電力分配面板1〇8之操作指令而 且藉由開關123之操作及感測器124之偵測,以經由DC 電源供應線122來傳輸通信信號以控制dc器具1〇5。 多個DC器具1〇5分別經由個別的DC電力線125而 連接至繼電器單it m。繼電器單^ 11G經由信號線121 而獲得來自DC電力分配面板1〇8之操作指令,同時經由 DC電力線119而接收用於DC器具1〇5之DC電力。基於 操作指令,繼電器單元110選擇使用哪一 DC器具1〇5, 且知曉如何控制DC器具1〇5。隨後,關於經指示之Dc 器具105 ’繼電器單元11〇控制其内建繼電器以接通及斷 開針對DC電力線125之電功率供應,藉此來控制DC器 具105。此外,用以手動操作Dc器具1〇5之多個開關126 連接至繼電器單7L 11G。藉由操作所述開關126,控制該繼 電器單元110以接通及斷開針對DC電力線125之電功率 供應,藉此來控制DC器具105。 舉例而§,女裝於住宅中之直流電插座127 (下文中 ,作「DC插座」)連接至Dc電力分配面板⑽。舉例而 5 ’ DC插座127可為壁式出線座(waU 〇utlet)或地板出線 座。當DC器具之插頭(未圖示)插人至DC插座127中 時’使得DC電力可直接供應至同一 DC器具。在Dc電 25 201125255 oouoipif 力分配面板108與DC插座127之間,提 142。 AC電源1〇2、中央控制單元 翻有‘初举7° 卞7^ 、顯示單元142 及dc插座m構成本實施例之電源供應系統i。在 況:142及DC插座分別對應於本實施例之顯 不早疋3及插座。 在商用AC電源102與AC電力分配面板⑴之間, 連接有能夠遠端地量測來自商用Ac電源1〇2之電功率之 所使用量的電功率錶129。除了遠端地量測來自商用Ac 電源之電功率之所使用量的功能之外,電功率錶i29具傷 (例如)電力線通信及無線通信之功能。電功率錶129經由 電力線通信或無線通信而將量測結果傳輸至諸如電力公 司。 在總電源供應系統1 〇〇中,提供能夠經由網路通信來 控制住宅中之各種器具的網路系統13(^網路系統130°具 備充當同一網路系統130之控制單元的本地(h〇me)伺服/器 131。本地伺服|§ 131經由信號線133而連接至室内設備 134,同時經由網路N (諸如,網際網路)而連接至位於本 地(home)外部之管理伺服器132。本地伺服器131藉由經 由DC電力線135而自DC電力分配面板jog獲得之dc 電力來驅動》 藉由網路通信來管理各種室内設備之操作控制的控 制箱136經由信號線137而連接至本地伺服器ι31。控制 箱136經由信號線117而連接至中央控制單元107及dc 電力分配面板108。此外,控制箱136可經由DC電源供 26 201125255 應線138來直接控制DC器具i〇5。此外,網路系統i3〇 之操作面板140以及能夠遠端地量測所使用燃氣及所使用 水及類似物的量的燃氣錶/水錶139連接至控制箱136。包 含諸如内部通信受控器(intercom slave)、感測器及相機之 監視硬體141連接至操作面板140。 當經由網路N而接收用於住宅中之各種器具之操作 指令時,本地伺服器131將操作指令傳輸至控制箱136。 控制箱136根據操作指令來控制各種器具中之每一者以進 行操作。允許本地伺服器131經由網路n而將自燃氣錶/ 水錶139所獲得之各種不同種類之資訊提供至管理伺服器 132。當經由操作面板丨4〇而接收到由監視硬件丨41所偵測 之異常時,本地伺服器131亦經由網路N而將資訊提供至 管理伺服器132。 本實施例之電源供應系統1可帶來以下效應: (1) 根據本實施例,顯示單元3之顯示裝置3b經組 態以顯示插座4及開關5之功率使用狀態。因此,與圖15 中所示之習知插座2〇〇相比,可防止插座4及開關5變大, 同時允許經由顯示裝置3b而容易檢查功率使用狀態。 此外,可將對應於插座4及開關5之位址的負载名稱 輪入至顯示裝置3b中。因此,藉由輸入負載名稱,可容易 辨識負載器具(諸如,電器具6及照明設備7)與插座4 及開關5之間的相應關係。 (2) 根據本實施例,該顯示裝置3b可經由觸控面板 來執行設定操作。若觸控面板用於習知的顯示裝置22〇 27 201125255 -7VIVVFl^/lf 中,則將由於確保其操作性而必須擴大顯示裝置220之大 小,此帶來插座200之大小變大的缺點。相反,當為了防 止擴大插座200而將使顯示裝置220較小時,顯示裝置220 變得難以確保其操作性。 就此而言,由於顯示裝置3b在本實施例中設置於顯 示單元3中,所以與顯示裝置設置於插座或開關中之組態 相比可減輕該顯示裝置3b之大小限制。亦即,可使顯示單 元3大於插座4及開關5之標準化大小。因此,可使顯示 裝置3b製成為大於習知插座2〇〇之顯示裝置220。因此, 上述缺點得以解決。 (3)根據本實施例,該顯示裝置3b經組態以顯示插 座4及開關5之功率使用狀態。因此,可經由顯示裝置北 來檢查諸如插座及開關之多個電源供應連接單元之每一功 率使用狀態。因此,與顯示裝置僅設置於插座及開關中之 組態相比,不必檢查設置於插座或開關中之各別顯示裝 置,藉此使得容易經由顯示裝置3b來檢查功率使用狀態。 同時’插座常常安裝於牆壁中對應於人的腳部的位 置。在此情況下,當顯示f置設置於插座巾時,變得難以 檢查顯示裝置’藉此降低其操作性。就此而言,由於 ^施例中該顯示裝置31)安裝於牆壁m中對應於人的面部 的位置’因此祕可料檢查神使用狀態。 把手谢之㈣巾,具有多個 置以便對應於各別把手或各別插頭連接部件辨裝 28 201125255 =可經由顯示裝置3b來檢查根據每—位址之功率使用 ,7因此容易取決於連接至多個開關之照明設備來辨識 功率使用狀態。 (4) 根據本實施例,顯示裝置几顯示藉由累積該插 座4及開關5之臨時電流值而獲得之總電流值^。此外, ""貝示裝置3b顯示插座4及開關5之臨時功率消耗,以及其 在預定時段中之總功率消耗。因此,變得可顯示插座4及 開關5之功率使用狀態之各種模式,藉此使得能夠掌握各 種功率使用狀態。 (5) 根據本實施例,顯示單元3經組態以經由DC電 源供應線Wdlc而連接至插座4及開關5。因此,與信號線 及DC電力線個別地佈線的情況下相比,變得可將顯示單 元3連接至插座4及開關5之佈線組態簡化。 (6) 根據本實施例,當插座4及開關5之電功率之累 積量超過決策值PJ時,顯示單元3對至該插座4及開關5 之電功率供應的斷開進行控制。因此,可防止過多的電功 率自插座4及開關5供應至電器具6及照明設備7。 (7) 根據本實施例,當插座4或開關5之電流值AG 超過決策值AJ時,顯示單元3對至該插座4或開關5之 電功率供應的斷開進行控制。因此,可防止過多的電流自 插座4及開關5供應至電器具6及照明設備7。因此,此 使得可避免電器具6及照明設備7中歸因於供應至其之過 多的電流而產生之故障。 (8) 根據本實施例,當供應電功率之時間超過決策值 29 201125255^ *?υυυιριΙ TJ時顯示單元3對至該插座4及開關5之電功率供應的 斷開進行控制。因此,可防止自插座4及_ 5供應至電 器具6及照明叹備7之電功率浪費。因此,此使得可實現 電源供應系統1中之電功率節省。 (9) 根據本實施例,該控制部件23提供於插座4及 開關5中之每一者中。因此,電器具6及照明設備7可經 由插座4及開關5中之每—者而接通及斷開。亦即,電源 供應系統1使得可則地控難軌斷開騎電源供應連 接單凡之電功率供應。 (10) 根據本實施例,電流感測器16提供於插座4及 開關5中之每—者中。目此’插座4及開關5之各別電流 值AG為可細的。因此’可精確地掌握插座4及開關5 之各別的功率使用狀態,且此使得容易個別地控制插座4 及開關5。 (其他實施例) 不限於上述實施例之電源供應系統i可(諸如)如下 修改。不僅適用於上述實施例之以下修改可適用於相互組 合不同之修改的情況。 根據上述實施例,時鐘電路25提供於主控器护制蝥 路2。中,且控制部件23計算功率使用狀態。 電路25可提供於第一受控器控制電路1〇及第二受控器控 制電路10a中之每一者中,且控制部件13可計算功率使用 狀態。在此情況下,時鐘電路25自主控器控制電路2〇移 除。具體而言,時鐘電路25提供於插座4,中,如圖12所 30 201125255 =笛二卜’決策值⑽及打設定於插座* ί Π及Ρ;可設定於顯示單元3中,且接荖可將 叹疋資轉輪至插座4’。此在開關5中亦是成 撼 此類組態’控制部件13將插座4 = 值傳輸至顯示單元3。基於此等值力==狀態的 通及斷開針對電琴且6及昭8二二:早二3將用於接 信號傳輸_= 備之電功率供應之控制 在上述實施例中該顯示裝置3b僅提供於顯示單 兀3中,但該顯示裝置北可提供於插座4及開關$中之至 少一者中。舉例而言’在將該顯示裝置3b添加至如圖3 及圖4所示之插座4及開關5之控制結構的情況下,插座 4及開關5之功率使用狀態自顯示單元3經由控制部件13 而輸出至提供於插座4及開關5中之至少一者的顯示裝 置。此外,例如,在將顯示裝置添加至如圖12所示之插座 4'之控制結構的情況下’可經由充當觸控面板之顯示裝置 來設定決策值AJ、TJ及PJ。接著’顯示裝置顯示自儲存 部件14所輸出之插座4,之功率使用狀態。 在上述實施例中,電流感測器16提供於插座4及開 關5中之每一者中’且電流感測器16之電流值ag傳輸至 顯示單元3。然而,將電流值AG傳輸至顯示單元3之態 樣並不限於上述内容。舉例而言’電流感測器16可提供於 如圖13所示之延伸插口 30中’所述延伸插口 30具有插頭 連接部件31,電器具6之插頭6a可插入至插頭連接部件 31中,延伸插口 30連接至插座4。因此,將該延伸插口 31 201125255 JUUUipif 30之電流值AG傳輸至顯示單元3,其使得可經由顯示裝 置3b來檢查該延伸插口 30之功率使用狀態。注意,該延 伸插口 30之控制結構與圖4中所示之插座4之控制結構相 同’除了用插頭32來替代電線連接端子4c之外,如圖14 所示。不限於提供於延伸插口 3〇中,電流感測器16可提 供於諸如通風機(ventilation fan)之其他負載器具中。 在上述實施例中’顯示單元3獨立地提供於牆壁H1 中。然而’顯示單元3可充當内部通信主控器(intercom master) ’其具有顯示由提供於内部通信受控器中之相機所 拍攝之影像的顯示裝置。具體而言,例如,圖11中之顯示 單元142及操作面板140可併入於單一設備中,使得插座 4及開關5之功率使用狀態可顯示於操作面板140上。 在上述實施例中’儘管安裝於房間Η中之插座4及開 關5連接至顯示單元3,但電源供應系統丨並不限於此。 舉例而言,電源供應系統1可具有連接至住宅中之所有插 座4及開關5之顯示單元3。 在上述實施例中’儘管DC電源供應線Wdlc用作將 顯示單元3連接至插座4及開關5之電線,但電源供應系 統1並不限於此。舉例而言,顯示單元3可藉由以信號線 及電力線構成之兩種電線而連接至插座4及開關5。此類 組態可具有與上述實施例中之(1)至(4)及(6)至(1〇)相同的 有利效應。 在上述實施例中,儘管決策值AJ、TJ及PJ經界定為 各別插座4或個別開關之決策值,但決策值AJ、TJ及π 32 201125255f 不限於此。舉例而言,決策值可設定為多個插座4之總值。 注意’決策值可設定為多個開關5之總值,或組合了插座 4及開關5後而得之總值。 雖然已關於實施例而展示及描述了本發明,但熟習此 項技術者將瞭解可在不偏離如以下申請專利範圍中所界定 之本發明之範圍的情況下進行各種改變及修改。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1為展示根據本發明之一實施例之電源供應系統之 適當結構的示意圖。 圖2為展示具備上述實施例之電源供應系統之房間之 適當結構的示意圖。 圖3為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統中之插座之控 制結構的方塊圖。 圖4為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統中之開關之控 制結構的方塊圖。 圖5為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統中之顯示單元 之控制結構的方塊圖。 圖6為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統之控制模式中 電流值與時間之間的關係的圖表。 圖7為展示基於上述實施例之電源供應系統中之電流 值的電源供應控制之程序的流程圖。 圖8為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統之控制模式中 電流值與時間之間的關係的曲線圖。 圖9為展示基於上述實施例之電源供應系統中之電流 33 201125255 OOUOipif 值的電源供應控制之程序的流程圖》 圖10為展示上述實施例之電源供應系統之控制模式 中電功率與時間之間的關係的曲線圖。 圖11為展示具備上述實施例之電源供應系統之總電 源供應系統之適當結構的示意圖。 圖12為展示根據電源供應系統之修改的插座之控制 結構的方塊圖。 圖13為展示根據電源供應系統之另一修改的延伸插 口之透視結構的透視圖。 圖14為展示圖13中所示之延伸插口之控制結構的方 塊圖。 圖15為展示充當習知電源供應連接單元之插座之正 面結構的正視圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 1 .電源供應系統 2 :交流電(AC) /直流電(DC)轉換器 3 :顯示單元 3a :主體部件 3b :顯示裝置 3c ·第一端子 3d :第二端子 4 :插座 4':插座 4a :插頭連接部件 34 201125255 4b :裝飾板 4c :電線連接端子 5 =開關 5a :把手 5b :裝飾板 6 :電器具 6a :插頭 7 :照明設備 10 :第一受控器控制電路 10a :第二受控器控制電路 11 :信號疊加/分離電路 12 :電源電路部件 13 :控制部件 14 :儲存部件 15 :位址設定部件 16 :電流感測器 17 :操作輸入接收部件 18 :電路斷開/閉合控制部件 20 :主控器控制電路 21 :信號疊加/分離電路 22 :電源電路部件 23 :控制部件 24 :儲存部件 25 :時鐘電路 35 201125255 JOUOipif 26 :顯示電路 27 :設定介面 30 :延伸插口 31 :插頭連接部件 32 :插頭 100 :總電源供應系統 102 :商用AC電源 103 :太陽能電池 105 ·· DC 器具 106 : AC器具 107 :中央控制單元 108 : DC電力分配面板 109 :控制單元 110 :繼電器單元 111 : AC電力分配面板 112 : AC電力線 113 : DC電力線 114 : DC電力線 115 : DC電力線 116 :儲存電池組 117 :信號線 118 : DC電力線 119 ·· DC電力線 120 :信號線 36 201125255 -----Γ :信號線 • DC電源供應線 :開關 :感測器 :DC電力線 :開關 :直流電插座 :電功率錶 :網路系統 :本地伺服器 ••管理伺服器 :信號線 :室内設備 :DC電力線 :控制箱 :信號線 .DC電源供應線 :燃氣錶/水錶 :操作面板 :監視硬體 :顯示單元 :插座 :插座部件 :顯示裝置 37 201125255 JUUUipif Η :房間 HI :牆壁 N :網路The DC power of the JUUUipiI is converted into AC power to supply the AC power to the AC power distribution panel 111' while the AC power can be acquired from the AC power distribution panel 111. Further, the central control unit 107 exchanges data with the DC power distribution panel 108 via the signal line 117. The DC power distribution panel 1〇8 is a circuit breaker of one type for DC power. In the DC power distribution panel 108, the DC power input from the central control unit 1〇7 is branched, and the branched DC power is output to the control unit 1〇9 via the DC power line 118 and output to the relay unit 110 via the DC power line 119. . The DC power distribution panel 108 exchanges data with the control unit 109 via the signal line 120, and exchanges data with the relay unit 11A via the signal line 121. A plurality of DC appliances 105 are coupled to control unit 109 via a DC power supply line 122 that is capable of transmitting both DC power and data via a pair of wires. That is, the Dc power supply line 122: transmits electric power and data (which is called power line communication) via a pair of electric wires; that is, 'superimposes a communication signal having data transmitted by the high-frequency carrier on the power source serving as the DC appliance 105. The DC voltage is on. The control unit 1〇9 obtains an operation command from the DC power distribution panel 108 via the signal line 120 while receiving DC power for the Dc appliance 1〇5 via the DC power line 184. Based on the operational command, the control unit 1〇9 selects which appliance 1〇5 to use and knows how to control the DC appliance 1〇5. Subsequently, the control unit 109 outputs the DC voltage and the operation command to the indicated DC appliance 1〇5 via the DC power supply line 122, and controls the selection of the DC appliance 1〇5. 24 201125255t W V W A X. X. The switch 123 for switching the operation of the DC appliance 1 () 5 installed in the house is connected to the control unit 1 经由 9 via the DC power supply line 122. In addition, the sensor 124 that detects, for example, a signal wave transmitted from the infrared remote controller is connected to the control unit 1〇9 via the DC power supply line 122. Therefore, the communication signal is transmitted via the DC power supply line 122 to control the dc appliance 1〇5 not only by the operation command from the DC power distribution panel 1-8 but also by the operation of the switch 123 and the detection of the sensor 124. . A plurality of DC appliances 1〇5 are connected to the relay unit itm via respective DC power lines 125. The relay unit 11G obtains an operation command from the DC power distribution panel 1 to 8 via the signal line 121 while receiving DC power for the DC device 1〇5 via the DC power line 119. Based on the operation command, the relay unit 110 selects which DC appliance 1〇5 to use, and knows how to control the DC appliance 1〇5. The DC device 105 is then controlled with respect to the indicated Dc appliance 105' relay unit 11' controlling its built-in relay to turn the electrical power supply to the DC power line 125 on and off. Further, a plurality of switches 126 for manually operating the Dc appliance 1〇5 are connected to the relay unit 7L 11G. By operating the switch 126, the relay unit 110 is controlled to turn the electrical power supply to the DC power line 125 on and off, thereby controlling the DC appliance 105. For example, §, a DC outlet 127 (hereinafter, referred to as a "DC socket") in a house is connected to the DC power distribution panel (10). For example, the 5' DC socket 127 can be a wall outlet (waU 〇utlet) or a floor outlet. When a plug (not shown) of the DC appliance is inserted into the DC outlet 127, the DC power can be directly supplied to the same DC appliance. In the DC power 25 201125255 oouoipif force distribution panel 108 and DC socket 127, mention 142. The AC power source 1〇2, the central control unit has the ‘first 7° 卞7^, the display unit 142, and the dc socket m constitute the power supply system i of the present embodiment. The condition: 142 and the DC outlet respectively correspond to the display of the present embodiment and the socket. An electric power meter 129 capable of measuring the amount of electric power from the commercial Ac power source 1〇2 remotely is connected between the commercial AC power source 102 and the AC power distribution panel (1). In addition to the function of measuring the amount of electric power used from the commercial Ac power source remotely, the electric power meter i29 has functions of, for example, power line communication and wireless communication. The electric power meter 129 transmits the measurement result to, for example, a power company via power line communication or wireless communication. In the total power supply system 1 , a network system 13 capable of controlling various appliances in the home via network communication is provided (the network system 130° is provided locally as a control unit of the same network system 130 (h〇 Me) Servo/Device 131. Local Servo|§ 131 is connected to the indoor unit 134 via the signal line 133, and is connected to the management server 132 located outside the home via the network N (such as the Internet). The local server 131 drives by the dc power obtained from the DC power distribution panel jog via the DC power line 135. The control box 136 that manages the operation control of various indoor devices by network communication is connected to the local servo via the signal line 137. The control box 136 is connected to the central control unit 107 and the dc power distribution panel 108 via a signal line 117. Further, the control box 136 can directly control the DC appliance i〇5 via the DC power supply 26 201125255. The operation panel 140 of the network system i3 and the gas meter/water meter 139 capable of remotely measuring the amount of gas used and water and the like used are connected to the control box 136. The communication hardware 141 of the intercom slave, the sensor and the camera is connected to the operation panel 140. When receiving an operation instruction for various appliances in the house via the network N, the local server 131 will operate The commands are transmitted to the control box 136. The control box 136 controls each of the various appliances to operate in accordance with the operational commands. The local server 131 is allowed to access the various types of gas meters/water meters 139 via the network n. The information is provided to the management server 132. When an abnormality detected by the monitoring hardware 41 is received via the operation panel, the local server 131 also provides information to the management server 132 via the network N. The power supply system 1 of the embodiment can bring about the following effects: (1) According to the present embodiment, the display device 3b of the display unit 3 is configured to display the power usage state of the outlet 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, with FIG. Compared with the conventional socket 2 shown, the socket 4 and the switch 5 can be prevented from becoming large, and the power usage state can be easily checked via the display device 3b. Further, it can correspond to the socket 4 and the switch 5. The load name of the address is entered into the display device 3b. Therefore, by inputting the load name, the corresponding relationship between the load device (such as the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7) and the outlet 4 and the switch 5 can be easily recognized. 2) According to the embodiment, the display device 3b can perform a setting operation via a touch panel. If the touch panel is used in a conventional display device 22〇27 201125255 -7VIVVFl^/lf, it will be ensured by its operation. However, the size of the display device 220 must be enlarged, which brings about the disadvantage that the size of the socket 200 becomes large. On the contrary, when the display device 220 is made small in order to prevent expansion of the socket 200, the display device 220 becomes difficult to ensure its operability. In this regard, since the display device 3b is disposed in the display unit 3 in the present embodiment, the size limitation of the display device 3b can be alleviated as compared with the configuration in which the display device is disposed in a socket or a switch. That is, the display unit 3 can be made larger than the standardized size of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, the display device 3b can be made larger than the display device 220 of the conventional socket 2. Therefore, the above disadvantages are solved. (3) According to the present embodiment, the display device 3b is configured to display the power usage state of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, each power usage state of a plurality of power supply connection units such as a socket and a switch can be checked via the north of the display device. Therefore, it is not necessary to check the respective display devices provided in the outlet or the switch as compared with the configuration in which the display device is provided only in the outlet and the switch, thereby making it easy to check the power usage state via the display device 3b. At the same time, the socket is often mounted in a wall corresponding to the position of the person's foot. In this case, when the display f is set to the socket towel, it becomes difficult to inspect the display device' thereby reducing the operability thereof. In this regard, since the display device 31) is mounted on the wall m corresponding to the position of the person's face in the embodiment, it is possible to check the state of use of God. Handle Xie (4) towel, with a plurality of settings to correspond to the respective handle or the respective plug connection component identification 28 201125255 = power usage according to each address can be checked via the display device 3b, 7 therefore easily depending on the connection A lighting device that switches to identify the power usage status. (4) According to the present embodiment, the display device displays the total current value obtained by accumulating the temporary current values of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Further, the "" display device 3b displays the temporary power consumption of the outlet 4 and the switch 5, as well as the total power consumption thereof for a predetermined period of time. Therefore, it becomes possible to display various modes of the power use state of the outlet 4 and the switch 5, thereby making it possible to grasp various power usage states. (5) According to the present embodiment, the display unit 3 is configured to be connected to the outlet 4 and the switch 5 via the DC power supply line Wdlc. Therefore, the wiring configuration which makes it possible to connect the display unit 3 to the outlet 4 and the switch 5 is simplified as compared with the case where the signal line and the DC power line are individually wired. (6) According to the present embodiment, when the accumulated amount of electric power of the outlet 4 and the switch 5 exceeds the decision value PJ, the display unit 3 controls the disconnection of the electric power supply to the outlet 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, excessive electric power can be prevented from being supplied from the socket 4 and the switch 5 to the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7. (7) According to the present embodiment, when the current value AG of the outlet 4 or the switch 5 exceeds the decision value AJ, the display unit 3 controls the disconnection of the electric power supply to the outlet 4 or the switch 5. Therefore, excessive current can be prevented from being supplied from the socket 4 and the switch 5 to the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7. Therefore, this makes it possible to avoid malfunctions in the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7 due to excessive current supplied thereto. (8) According to the present embodiment, the display unit 3 controls the disconnection of the electric power supply to the outlet 4 and the switch 5 when the time for supplying the electric power exceeds the decision value 29 201125255^ *?υυυιριΙ TJ. Therefore, it is possible to prevent waste of electric power supplied from the outlets 4 and 5 to the electric appliance 6 and the illumination sigh 7. Therefore, this makes it possible to achieve electric power saving in the power supply system 1. (9) According to the present embodiment, the control unit 23 is provided in each of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, the electric appliance 6 and the lighting device 7 can be turned on and off via each of the socket 4 and the switch 5. That is, the power supply system 1 makes it possible to control the hard-wired power supply to connect the power supply to the single power supply. (10) According to the present embodiment, the current sensor 16 is provided in each of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Therefore, the respective current values AG of the socket 4 and the switch 5 are fine. Therefore, the respective power usage states of the socket 4 and the switch 5 can be accurately grasped, and this makes it easy to individually control the socket 4 and the switch 5. (Other Embodiments) The power supply system i not limited to the above embodiment can be modified, for example, as follows. Not only the following modifications applicable to the above embodiments can be applied to the case where the modifications are different from each other. According to the above embodiment, the clock circuit 25 is provided to the main controller guard circuit 2. And the control unit 23 calculates the power usage status. The circuit 25 can be provided in each of the first slave control circuit 1 and the second slave control circuit 10a, and the control unit 13 can calculate the power usage state. In this case, the clock circuit 25 is automatically removed by the controller control circuit 2. Specifically, the clock circuit 25 is provided in the socket 4, as shown in FIG. 12, 30, 2011, 25255, = 2, and the setting value (10) is set in the socket * ί Π and Ρ; can be set in the display unit 3, and is connected You can turn the sigh to the socket 4'. This is also the case in the switch 5 that the control unit 13 transmits the socket 4 = value to the display unit 3. Based on the equal value == state of the display and the disconnection for the keyboard and 6 and 8222: 2:3 will be used for signal transmission _= standby power supply control in the above embodiment of the display device 3b Provided only in the display unit 3, but the display device can be provided in at least one of the outlet 4 and the switch $. For example, in the case where the display device 3b is added to the control structure of the socket 4 and the switch 5 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the power use state of the socket 4 and the switch 5 is from the display unit 3 via the control unit 13 And output to the display device provided to at least one of the socket 4 and the switch 5. Further, for example, in the case where the display device is added to the control structure of the socket 4' as shown in Fig. 12, the decision values AJ, TJ, and PJ can be set via the display device serving as the touch panel. Next, the display device displays the power usage status of the outlet 4 output from the storage unit 14. In the above embodiment, the current sensor 16 is provided in each of the socket 4 and the switch 5' and the current value a of the current sensor 16 is transmitted to the display unit 3. However, the aspect of transmitting the current value AG to the display unit 3 is not limited to the above. For example, the 'current sensor 16 can be provided in the extension socket 30 as shown in FIG. 13'. The extension socket 30 has a plug connection part 31, and the plug 6a of the electric appliance 6 can be inserted into the plug connection part 31, extending The socket 30 is connected to the socket 4. Therefore, the current value AG of the extension socket 31 201125255 JUUUipif 30 is transmitted to the display unit 3, which makes it possible to check the power usage state of the extension socket 30 via the display device 3b. Note that the control structure of the extension socket 30 is the same as that of the socket 4 shown in Fig. 4 except that the plug 32 is used in place of the wire connection terminal 4c, as shown in Fig. 14. Not limited to being provided in the extension jack 3, the current sensor 16 can be provided in other load devices such as a ventilation fan. In the above embodiment, the display unit 3 is independently provided in the wall H1. However, the display unit 3 can function as an intercom master' which has display means for displaying images taken by cameras provided in the intercoms. Specifically, for example, the display unit 142 and the operation panel 140 in Fig. 11 can be incorporated in a single device such that the power usage states of the outlet 4 and the switch 5 can be displayed on the operation panel 140. In the above embodiment, although the socket 4 and the switch 5 installed in the room are connected to the display unit 3, the power supply system is not limited thereto. For example, the power supply system 1 can have a display unit 3 connected to all of the outlets 4 and switches 5 in the home. In the above embodiment, the power supply system 1 is not limited thereto, although the DC power supply line Wdlc is used as a wire for connecting the display unit 3 to the outlet 4 and the switch 5. For example, the display unit 3 can be connected to the socket 4 and the switch 5 by two kinds of wires composed of a signal line and a power line. Such a configuration may have the same advantageous effects as (1) to (4) and (6) to (1) in the above embodiments. In the above embodiment, although the decision values AJ, TJ, and PJ are defined as the decision values of the respective sockets 4 or individual switches, the decision values AJ, TJ, and π 32 201125255f are not limited thereto. For example, the decision value can be set to the total value of the plurality of outlets 4. Note that the decision value can be set to the total value of the plurality of switches 5, or the total value obtained by combining the socket 4 and the switch 5. While the invention has been shown and described with respect to the embodiments of the present invention, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the following claims. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a suitable structure of a power supply system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing a proper structure of a room having the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the control structure of the socket in the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 4 is a block diagram showing a control structure of a switch in the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 5 is a block diagram showing a control structure of a display unit in the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 6 is a graph showing the relationship between the current value and time in the control mode of the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 7 is a flow chart showing the procedure of power supply control based on the current value in the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the current value and time in the control mode of the power supply system of the above embodiment. 9 is a flow chart showing a procedure of power supply control based on the current 33 201125255 OOUOipif value in the power supply system of the above embodiment. FIG. 10 is a view showing the relationship between electric power and time in the control mode of the power supply system of the above embodiment. A graph of the relationship. Fig. 11 is a schematic view showing a suitable structure of a total power supply system having the power supply system of the above embodiment. Fig. 12 is a block diagram showing a control structure of a socket according to a modification of the power supply system. Figure 13 is a perspective view showing a see-through structure of an extension socket according to another modification of the power supply system. Fig. 14 is a block diagram showing the control structure of the extension socket shown in Fig. 13. Fig. 15 is a front elevational view showing the front structure of a socket serving as a conventional power supply connection unit. [Description of main component symbols] 1. Power supply system 2: alternating current (AC) / direct current (DC) converter 3: display unit 3a: main body part 3b: display device 3c · first terminal 3d: second terminal 4: socket 4 ': socket 4a: plug connection part 34 201125255 4b: trim panel 4c: wire connection terminal 5 = switch 5a: handle 5b: trim panel 6: electric appliance 6a: plug 7: lighting device 10: first controlled circuit control circuit 10a : Second controlled device control circuit 11 : Signal superimposition/separation circuit 12 : Power supply circuit component 13 : Control component 14 : Storage component 15 : Address setting component 16 : Current sensor 17 : Operation input receiving component 18 : Circuit breaker Opening/closing control unit 20: main controller control circuit 21: signal superimposition/separation circuit 22: power supply circuit unit 23: control unit 24: storage unit 25: clock circuit 35 201125255 JOUOipif 26: display circuit 27: setting interface 30: extension Socket 31: Plug connection member 32: Plug 100: Total power supply system 102: Commercial AC power supply 103: Solar battery 105 · DC appliance 106: AC appliance 107: Central control unit 108: DC power distribution panel 109: Control unit 110: Relay unit 111: AC power distribution panel 112: AC power line 113: DC power line 114: DC power line 115: DC power line 116: Storage battery pack 117: Signal line 118: DC power line 119 · DC power line 120: Signal line 36 201125255 -----Γ : Signal line • DC power supply line: Switch: Sensor: DC power line: Switch: DC socket: Electric power meter: Network system: Local server • Management server: Signal Line: Indoor equipment: DC power line: Control box: Signal line. DC power supply line: Gas meter/water meter: Operation panel: Monitoring hardware: Display unit: Socket: Socket part: Display device 37 201125255 JUUUipif Η : Room HI: Wall N: Network

Wac : AC電力線Wac : AC Power Line

Wdc ·· DC電力線Wdc ·· DC power line

Wdlc : DC電源供應線 38Wdlc : DC Power Supply Line 38

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201125255^ ^v/vv^ipil 七、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種電源供應系統,其包括: 多個電源供應連接單元,其連接至電負載且充當將電 功率供應至所述電負載之受控器;以及 顯示單元’其經由信號線而連接至所述電源供應連接 單元且充當主控器,所述主控器具有藉由接收自所述電源 供應連接單元所傳輪之信號而顯示所述電源供應連接單元 之功率使用狀態的顯示裝置, 其中將固有位址指派至所述電源供應連接單元中之 每一者, 其中所述電源供應連接單元具備: 位址設定部件,其將所述電源供應連接單元之位址記 錄於所述顯示單元上; 電流偵測部件,其偵測供應至所述電源供應連接單元 之電流;以及 傳輸及接收部件,其經由所述信號線而將所述電流偵 測部件所偵測之電流值及所述電源供應連接單元之所述位 址傳輸至所述顯示單元,且 其中所述顯示單元具備: 接收部件,其接收來自所述電源供應連接單元之所述 信號;以及 控制部件’其基於所述電流彳貞測部件所彳貞測之所述電 流值來計算所述電源供應連接單元之功率使用狀態。 2. —種電源供應系統,其包括: 39 201125255 ^ouoipif 多個電源供應連接單元,其連接至電負載且充當將電 功率供應^所述電負載之受控器;以及 。。一顯不單疋’其經由信號線而連接至所述電源供應連接 单凡且充Ϊ主控器,所述主控器具有藉由接收自所述電源 供應連接單元所傳輸之錢而顯賴述電源供應連接單元 之功率使用狀態的顯示裝置, 其中將固有位址指派至所述電源供應連接單元中之 每一者, 其中所述電源供應連接單元具備: 位址設定部件,其將所述電源供應連接單元之位址記 錄於所述顯示單元上; 電流偵測部件,其偵測供應至所述電源供應連接單元 之電流; 傳輸及接收部件,其經由所述信號線而將所述電流偵 測部件所細之電流值及所述電賴應連接單元之所述位 址傳輸至所述顯示單元;以及 控制部件,其基於所述電流偵測部件所偵測之所述電 流值來計算所述電源供應連接單元之所述功率使用狀態, 且 其中所述顯示單元具備接收部件,其接收來自所述電 源供應連接單元之所述信號。 3.如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統’其包括: 電源供應部件,其供應用於驅動所述顯示單元及所述 201125255 電源供應連接單元之電功率,同時經由電力線而連接至所 述顯示單元且經由所述顯示單元而連接至所述多個電源供 應連接單元’ 其中所述電力線亦充當所述信號線,且 其中所述電源供應連接單元之所述傳輸及接收部件 疊加所述信號與所述電功率以將其傳輸至所述顯示單元。 4. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統,其中所述顯示單元基於所述電流偵測部件所偵測之所 述電流值來顯示一預定時間段中消耗之所述電功率之累計 量。 5. 如申請專利範圍第4項所述之電源供應系統,其中 當電功率之所述累計量超過一預定決策值時,所述電源供 應系統中斷供應至所述電源供應連接單元之電功率。 6. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統,其中當所述電源供應連接單元所偵測之所述電流值超 過一預定決策值時,所述電源供應系統中斷供應至所述電 源供應連接單元之電功率。 7. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統,其中當所述電源供應連接單元供應DC電力至所述電 負載之時間段超過一預定決策值時’所述電源供應系統中 斷供應至所述電源供應連接單元之電功率。 8. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統’其中所述電源供應連接單元經組態為嵌入於構成安裝 表面之牆壁中之插座。 201125255 juuuipif 9. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應系 統,其中所述電源供應連接單元經組態為嵌入於構成安裝 表面之牆壁中之開關。 10. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項所述之電源供應 系統,其中所述電源供應連接單元經組態為連接至嵌入於 構成安裝表面之牆壁中之插座的延伸插口。 42201125255^ ^v/vv^ipil 7. Patent application scope: 1. A power supply system comprising: a plurality of power supply connection units connected to an electrical load and serving as a controlled device for supplying electrical power to the electrical load And a display unit that is connected to the power supply connection unit via a signal line and functions as a master having a signal that is displayed by receiving a signal transmitted from the power supply connection unit a display device that supplies a power usage state of the connection unit, wherein the inherent address is assigned to each of the power supply connection units, wherein the power supply connection unit is provided with: an address setting component that supplies the power supply An address of the connection unit is recorded on the display unit; a current detecting component that detects a current supplied to the power supply connection unit; and a transmitting and receiving component that detects the current through the signal line Transmitting a current value detected by the measuring component and the address of the power supply connection unit to the display unit, and wherein the The display unit is provided with: a receiving unit that receives the signal from the power supply connection unit; and a control unit that calculates the power supply connection based on the current value measured by the current sensing unit The power usage status of the unit. 2. A power supply system comprising: 39 201125255 ^ouoipif a plurality of power supply connection units connected to an electrical load and acting as a slave to supply electrical power to the electrical load; . Not only that it is connected to the power supply connection via a signal line and is charged to the main controller, the main controller having the money transmitted by receiving the power supply connection unit a display device of a power usage state of the power supply connection unit, wherein an inherent address is assigned to each of the power supply connection units, wherein the power supply connection unit is provided with: an address setting component that supplies the power supply An address of the supply connection unit is recorded on the display unit; a current detecting component that detects a current supplied to the power supply connection unit; and a transmission and reception component that passes the current detection via the signal line And measuring a current value of the measuring component and the address of the electrical connection unit to the display unit; and controlling a component, based on the current value detected by the current detecting component The power usage state of the power supply connection unit, and wherein the display unit is provided with a receiving component that receives the power supply connection unit The signal. 3. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2, comprising: a power supply unit that supplies electric power for driving the display unit and the 201125255 power supply connection unit while passing through the power line And connected to the display unit and connected to the plurality of power supply connection units via the display unit, wherein the power line also functions as the signal line, and wherein the transmission and reception of the power supply connection unit A component superimposes the signal and the electrical power to transmit it to the display unit. 4. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2, wherein the display unit displays the consumed time in a predetermined period of time based on the current value detected by the current detecting component. The cumulative amount of electrical power. 5. The power supply system of claim 4, wherein the power supply system interrupts supply of electrical power to the power supply connection unit when the accumulated amount of electrical power exceeds a predetermined decision value. 6. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2, wherein the power supply system is interrupted when the current value detected by the power supply connection unit exceeds a predetermined decision value The electric power to the power supply connection unit. 7. The power supply system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein when the power supply connection unit supplies DC power to the electric load for a period of time exceeding a predetermined decision value, the power supply The system interrupts the supply of electrical power to the power supply connection unit. 8. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2 wherein the power supply connection unit is configured to be embedded in a socket in a wall constituting the mounting surface. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2, wherein the power supply connection unit is configured to be a switch embedded in a wall constituting the mounting surface. 10. The power supply system of claim 1 or 2, wherein the power supply connection unit is configured to be connected to an extension socket that is embedded in a socket in a wall constituting the mounting surface. 42
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