WO2012104562A1 - Boitier, socle et coffre de protectiion de bijoux, montres et objets de valeur - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
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- A45C13/18—Devices to prevent theft or loss of purses, luggage or hand carried bags
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
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- the invention relates to a device, a housing, a receptacle, a pedestal and a trunk for protecting jewels, watches and valuables.
- the field of the invention is the field of the protection of valuables that can be successively carried by a person, transported by any means of transport or stored in a predefined place, and more particularly the field of protection of all objects of value brought to be carried away by a living being such as jewelery, watches, rings, necklaces, credit cards, banknotes, USB and car keys, musical instruments, secret documents, private or industrial valuables, etc.
- a living being such as jewelery, watches, rings, necklaces, credit cards, banknotes, USB and car keys, musical instruments, secret documents, private or industrial valuables, etc.
- the wearing of objects of great value poses many problems related to the preservation of the very quality or the price of these objects depending on the location and the change of activity of the wearer.
- a person in motion with objects such as a wrist watch and / or jewelry is strongly exposed to its environment such as doors and their frames, walls, various posts and obstacles of urban life, professional activities , family and sports, recreation, normal household activities, mountain, beach and sea activities, etc.
- Watches and jewels wear, deteriorate and risk deterioration, sometimes irreversible, always very unpleasant for people enjoying these beautiful objects.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a device for protection of valuables simpler and more convenient to use.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a device for protecting valuables more efficient and more reliable than the devices of the state of the art.
- the invention makes it possible to achieve at least one of the aforementioned objects by a protective device for valuables, characterized in that it comprises:
- the device according to the invention does not require to remove the item of value worn. It can be arranged around the object or valuables to be protected. Thus, in the case for example of a watch worn on the wrist, the protective device can be put in place without having to remove the watch.
- the device according to the invention is therefore simpler to use and more ergonomic than the devices of the state of the art.
- the device according to the invention allows a more effective protection of the object of value compared to the devices of the state of the art because it comprises a bottom portion and a lid portion which define between them a secure compartment for welcome the object to protect.
- the object is protected in all directions and not only against shocks occurring in a single direction.
- the device according to the invention may further comprise locking means of the lid part with the bottom part in the closed position, so that said bottom and lid parts can not be opened even by actuating the means of closing.
- the locking means thus make it possible to protect the valuable object against an accidental opening of the closing means. They bring a level of redundant / additional security.
- the locking means may comprise screws, nuts, pins, grooves, pins, stoppers, an elastic ring or any other suitable means.
- the device according to the invention may further comprise said means for securing said device with a similar device.
- said means for securing said device with a similar device.
- the securing means may comprise at least one hinge secured to the bottom portion and whose axis is substantially perpendicular to the body portion carrying the object to be protected.
- hinges of two similar devices can be made integral with each other, arranging them coaxially and inserting a tubular element therein.
- the hinge can be designed removable and thus be used only when needed.
- the securing means may comprise at least one male or female slide, secured to the bottom portion or the lid portion, and adapted to cooperate with a female or male slide rail. a similar device for securing the two devices.
- the securing means may be arranged on at least one side of said device, thus facilitating the securing with a similar device.
- the securing means can be dismountable by the user and can be optionally mounted on one side or another of the protection device.
- the device according to the invention may further comprise means for attaching said device to a part of the body of a human being or animal bearing said valuable object.
- the fastening means may be provided removable of said device so that the user can freely choose to use them or not.
- the attachment means may for example comprise a chain, integral with the protective device and surrounding the part of the body carrying the valuable object such as for example the wrist, the neck, etc.
- the cover portion can be mounted hingeably folded on the bottom portion.
- the closing means can be arranged on the opposite side to the side carrying the hinge.
- the lid portion is snap-mounted on the bottom portion.
- the lid part can be mounted on the bottom part by a slide in "T", "U” or “L".
- the closure means may comprise a male element integral with one of the bottom or cover parts cooperating with a female element secured to the other of the bottom or cover parts.
- the male element is arranged integrally on the cover portion and the female element is integrally disposed on the bottom portion.
- the device according to the invention may further comprise means of fasteners, said redundant, provided to achieve a link between on the one hand said device and on the other hand another object worn or part of the body of a living being carrying the object.
- the redundant attachment means may for example comprise a chain. A duplication of each means has been put in place so that one of them can replace the other in case of failure. Redundancy therefore exists for each of the following means:
- redundancies are screws, nuts, lugs, grooves, pins, retainers, an elastic ring or any other suitable means.
- the lid portion and / or the bottom portion is at least partly transparent allowing visual contact with the protected object.
- the lid portion and / or the bottom portion is at least partly made of a rigid and impact resistant material.
- At least a part of the device that is to say at least a part of the bottom part and / or the lid part is made of a material or a combination of materials selected from the following materials:
- the lid portion and / or the bottom portion may be at least partly rigid.
- the bottom portion and the lid portion have dimensions intended to protect a watch, a ring, a pendant or any other valuable object worn on the wrist, finger or around the neck, with ankle, waist, backpack, slung.
- the bottom portion and the lid portion have a shape substantially similar to / complementary to the shape of the object or part of the object to be protected and dimensions substantially greater than those of the object or part of the object. object to protect.
- the invention also relates to an assembly comprising at least two devices according to the invention, each of the devices comprising means for securing with the other device.
- a protective case of valuables intended to be worn by a living being comprising:
- the protective casing according to the invention may further comprise sealing means ensuring a seal for the compartment when the bottom and lid parts are closed.
- sealing means ensuring a seal for the compartment when the bottom and lid parts are closed.
- the sealing means may comprise one or more seals disposed on the bottom portion or on the lid portion. This seal is compressed and seals when the lid portion and the bottom portion are closed against each other.
- the external fastener means may comprise one or more forms intended to be fixed on a belt or to accommodate a belt, a chain or a means making a loop around a body part of a person such as the waist, the arm , neck or leg.
- the means of external fasteners may include passers-by to accommodate a belt.
- the external fastening means may comprise a belt or a chain or equivalent means fixed to the housing in a manner that can be disassembled or not.
- the housing according to the invention may comprise fastening means, said internal, arranged on an inner surface of the bottom part or the lid part, more particularly in the receiving compartment, and provided for attaching a object disposed in said housing.
- fastening means said internal, arranged on an inner surface of the bottom part or the lid part, more particularly in the receiving compartment, and provided for attaching a object disposed in said housing.
- the closure means may comprise at least one hinge, the lid portion being mounted foldable on the bottom portion.
- the closure means may comprise at least one "U" shape formed on one of the bottom or cover parts in which is slid the other bottom parts or cover.
- the closure means may comprise at least one "U” shape formed on two opposite walls of the bottom portion in which the lid portion is slid.
- This lid portion is in the form of a plate with or without a shape complementary to said "U" shape, for example an "L” shape or a "T” shape.
- the lid part can be made in two elements, called cover elements, for example in the form of a plate, the cover elements being slid into the "U" shape in the same direction and the same or two opposite directions.
- the housing according to the invention may further comprise means for locking the lid part with the bottom part in the closed position. These locking means provide an additional level of security.
- the locking means may comprise at least one threaded element intended to pass through the lid portion and be screwed into a threaded opening provided on the bottom portion so that the tightening of said threaded element clamps said portion of cover on said bottom portion.
- the locking means may comprise at least one threaded element intended to pass through the cover part and the bottom part, and cooperate with a nut so that the tightening of said nut on said threaded element clamps said cover portion on said bottom portion.
- the housing according to the invention may further comprise so-called braking means provided for locking the locking means in the locked position.
- the braking means provide an additional level of security.
- the braking means may comprise a pin inserted into an opening in the threaded element through or not an opening on the part bottom or lid portion, said pin preventing rotation and / or removal of the threaded member.
- the housing according to the invention may comprise a locking means with antitheft system comprising a lock and a fastening by handcuffing.
- the box according to the invention may further comprise geolocation means providing a security solution in the case where the security / protection box is lost or stolen.
- the geolocation means may be of known type and operate either with a security center, or with an application installed on a portable computing device or not.
- the housing according to the invention can be in the form of a belt case intended to be worn around the waist.
- the housing according to the invention can be in the form of a belt buckle intended to be worn around the waist.
- the protective case with or without valuables can be removed and stored on a base.
- the housing according to the invention may comprise on at least one of the outer walls of the bottom portion or of the cover portion, a so-called securing form, intended to secure or engage securely said housing on a base provided for this purpose.
- a receptacle for a housing characterized in that it comprises a fixing device designed to cooperate with the external attachment means of said housing to make said housing integral with said receptacle.
- the device for fixing the receptacle may comprise:
- the receptacle according to the invention may comprise:
- the lower part may comprise means for flotation of said receptacle in the water, such as for example a floatation ballast.
- the upper part of the receptacle according to the invention may comprise at least one movable flap between a closed position and an open position.
- a base provided to accommodate a housing according to the invention provided with a form of attachment, said base comprising a shape, said host, complementary to the form of securing said housing and provided to cooperate with said form of fastening to secure said housing with said base.
- the host form may be a male or female slideway adapted to cooperate with a respectively female or male form of fastening provided on a security box, said security box being slid in / around said slide.
- the base according to the invention may further comprise means for locking a housing secured to said base.
- the locking means may comprise a blocking piece in translation of the security box once said security box is slid and secured to the base .
- the base according to the invention may further comprise means for locking the locking means with said base.
- the means of locking provide an additional level of security to the security provided by the blocking means.
- the base according to the invention may further comprise means for fixing said base on a wall of a wall or chest.
- a chest comprising at least one base according to the invention attached to one of the internal walls of the trunk.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 are diagrammatic representations of a first embodiment of a protection device for a watch worn on the wrist;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of a hinge implemented in the device of Figures 1 and 2;
- FIG. 4 is a schematic representation of an embodiment of a protection device for jewelry worn on the wrist;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic representation of a hinge implemented in the device of Figure 4.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of the assembly obtained by assembling the devices of Figures 1 to 5 in a configuration where these devices are worn around a wrist;
- FIGS 7 and 8 are schematic representations of a simplified variant of the hinges shown in Figures 3 and 5;
- Figures 9 and 10 are schematic representations of the assembly obtained with the hinges of Figures 7 and 8;
- FIG. 11 is a schematic representation of devices 100 and 400 in a configuration where they are worn around the neck;
- FIG. 12 is a schematic representation of a variant of a protection device according to the invention for a watch
- FIG. 13 is a schematic representation of the assembly obtained by assembling the device of FIG. 12 with the device of FIG. 4;
- FIG. 14 is a schematic representation of a variant of a protection device according to the invention for a ring worn on the finger;
- FIGS. 15 and 16 are diagrammatic representations of two examples of a protective case according to the invention.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic representation of an example of a rear face of a protective case according to the invention, for example the protective boxes of FIGS. 15 and 16;
- FIG. 18 is a schematic representation of a base according to the invention.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic representation of a receptacle according to the invention being in the form of a sporran.
- Figures 1 and 2 are schematic representations of a first embodiment of a device 100 for protecting a watch according to the invention.
- the protection device 100 dedicated to the watch takes the general shape of the case of a watch.
- the device 100 comprises a lid portion 102, also called “lid” in the following description, and a bottom portion 104, also called “bottom” in the following description.
- the cover 102 is hingedly mounted 106 on the bottom portion.
- the bottom 104 is made of a very thin flat plate carbon-Kevlar composite fiber type and comprises a female insert closure 108 axial or radial. The small thickness of the bottom 104 does not affect the comfort of the wearing of the watch.
- the bottom 104 of the protection device 100 in the open position is slid under the watch case on the wrist.
- the lid 102 has a male closure insert 110 axial or radial cooperating with the female closure insert 108 provided on the bottom.
- Figure 3 is a detailed sectional representation of an example of hinge 106.
- the hinge 106 has a locking system in rotation of the cover 102 allowing the redundancy of the closure of the device 100.
- the hinge 106 is composed of an elongate tubular hinge 302 fixed, pierced axially and fixed, removably or not, towards its middle by an insert on the bottom 104 of the device 100.
- the lower end 304 of the hinge 302 has an axial groove 306 and radial "L" on its outer diameter.
- the hinge comprises a movable portion 308, fixed by insert on the cover 102 of the device 100, and which has a small centering stud 310.
- This movable portion 308 rotates and slides on the hinge 302 according to the groove 306 cut on the hinge 302.
- One end 304 of the hinge 302 has a portion 312 threaded and extending over 2/3 of this end 304.
- This threaded portion 312 is provided to receive a locking nut 314.
- the thread end 316 of the part threaded 312 is matted so that the lock nut 314 remains on the hinge 302.
- This locking system of the lid 102 device 100 is braked with a chain circlip 318 which is fixed on the end 304 at a point 320.
- the other ends 322 of the tubular hinge 302 is provided to receive the complete hinge of a second protective device.
- a portion 324 of the end 322, corresponding substantially to the last third of the hinge 302, is threaded and receives a locking nut 326 of the hinge of the second protection device.
- the end of the thread has a groove 328 and receives a small locking circlip 330 with chain.
- the tubular hinge 106 of the protection device 100 allows the passage of a chain 202 providing redundancy of attachment to the wrist, in addition to the wristband of the watch.
- the protection device 400 shown in FIG. 4 dedicated to the jewel (s) and worn on the wrist is designed according to the same principle as the protection device 100 and comprises all the elements of the protection device 100 except that the general shape of the device casing and bottom concave shape, suitable for jewelry to contain, is more free. It therefore has a cover 402 and a bottom 404.
- the cover 402 is foldable by a hinge 406 on the bottom 404.
- the bottom 404 comprises a female insert 408 for axial or radial closure.
- the lid has a male insert 410 of axial or radial closure.
- the cover 402 is folded down and locked with the closure after having deployed the locking system of the hinge 406.
- the protective housing 400 may further comprise a chain 412 passing through the axial or radial male closure insert 410 of the cover 402 ensuring tie redundancy.
- the protection device 400 may further comprise a chain (not shown) providing redundancy of attachment with the wrist and passing through the hinge 406.
- FIG. 5 shows a representation of the hinge 406 of the device.
- the hinge 406 has a cover locking system allowing the closure of the device 400 to be redundant.
- the hinge 406 is composed of an elongated tubular hinge 502 fixed at its lower end by insert on the bottom 404 of the device. device 400.
- One end 504 of the hinge 502 has an axial groove 506 and radial L-shaped on its outer diameter.
- the hinge 406 further comprises a movable part 508 fixed by insert on the cover 402 of the protection device 400, and which comprises a small centering stud 510. This movable part 508 rotates and slides on the hinge 502 according to the groove 506 cut on the hinge 502.
- the end 504 of the hinge 502 has a portion 512 which is threaded and receives a locking nut 514.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 are diagrammatic representations of a variant of the hinges 106 and 406 shown in FIGS. 3 and 5. These hinges can be implemented with all the protection devices according to the invention and more particularly with the devices 100 and 400 described above.
- the hinge 702 comprises an elongate tubular hinge fastened at one of these ends by an insert on the bottom of the protection device and comprising at the other of these ends a thread 706 provided for receiving a locking nut.
- the hinge 704 includes a tubular hinge.
- each hinge is fixed by insert on the lid of the corresponding protection device.
- the upper part of the hinge 702 of the housing 100 receives the hinge 704 of the protection casing 400 which fits on the hinge 702 as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8.
- a locking piece 708 composed of two half-shells is inserted around the assembly formed by the hinges 702 and 704. These two half-shells ensure the redundancy of closure of each housing.
- the thread 706 receives a locking nut 710.
- the locking piece 708 comprises a tube 712 which is fitted on the bearing surface of the hinge 702, the two ends of the shell blocking on both sides the two covers of the hinge 702. protection devices 100 and 400.
- the locking nut 710 is braked with the chain circlip 330.
- the hinge 702 also allows the passage of the chain 202 ensuring redundancy of attachment to the wrist, in addition to the wristband of the watch or jewelery.
- Figure 9 is a schematic representation of the assembly obtained with the hinges of Figures 7 and 8 and Figure 10 is a schematic representation of this assembly in the configuration where the protective devices are worn around the wrist 602.
- Devices 100 and 400 can also be used to protect valuables worn around the neck.
- Figure 11 gives a schematic representation of such a configuration. In the configuration of FIG. 11, the devices 100 and 400 are unchanged. Only the length of the chains 202 and 412 is increased.
- Figure 12 is a schematic representation of a variant of a protective device 1200 according to the invention.
- the device 1200 shown in Figure 1 comprises a cover 1202, a bottom 1204.
- the protective device 1200 does not have a hinge.
- the bottom 1204 is U-shaped.
- One of the "U” branches, branch 1206, is slipped under the watch or jewel between the wrist and watch case or jewel.
- the other branch of the "U”, branch 1208, covers the top of the watch or jewel, and possibly one of the sides and part of the horns of the watch case or jewel.
- the bottom “U” 1204 is covered with the cover 1202.
- This cover 1202 is guided on the bottom by female grooves 1210 located on the left and right sides of the bottom 1204.
- the cover 1202 comprises male grooves 1212 cooperating with the female grooves 1210 to guide the cover 1202 on the bottom 1204.
- the cover 1202 is locked in vertical translation with an angle 1214 provided on the bottom 1204.
- the lower faces of the cover 1202 abut on the bottom 1204 at the level of the bracelet and the horns of the watch case or jewel.
- the locking is secured with 2 locking screws (not shown) passing through the cover through openings 1216 located on the left side of the cover 1202 and screwed into threads 1218 provided on the bottom 1204.
- the device 1200 also comprises a threaded tubular hinge 1220 for assembling the protection device 1200 with another protective device, for example one of the protection devices 100 and 400 described above.
- the tubular hinge 1220 also makes it possible to receive a security chain.
- the assembly of the protective device 1200 with another protection device can be realized according to the embodiments described above and implemented by the protection devices 100 and 400.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic representation of an assembly comprising the protection device 1200 and another protection device, for example the protection device 400 of FIG. 4.
- two locking screws 1302 can be seen and 1304 provided to be screwed into the threads 1218 through the openings 1216.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic representation of a variant of a protection device 1400 according to the invention for a ring worn on the finger.
- the ring finger protection device 1400 comprises a cover 1402, a bottom 1404, the cover 1402 being mounted on the bottom 1404 by a hinge 1406.
- the cover comprises a projecting form 1408 closing the cover. 1402 cover on the bottom 1404 by exerting a pressure tightening the lid 1402 on the bottom 1404.
- the device further comprises means for locking the closure of the cover 1402 on the bottom 1404 which comprise an elastic ring 1410 provided to be disposed on the periphery of the device 1400 in a groove 1412 formed on the periphery of the device 1400.
- the protective devices and hinges described herein can be combined with each other without limitation. Although the examples described are limited to the assembly of two protective devices it is possible to assemble several combination protection devices to any of the hinges or hinges described.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic representation of a first example of a protective case according to the invention.
- the casing 1500 shown in FIG. 15 is in the form of a belt pouch comprising a bottom portion 1504, also called bottom in the following description, a cover portion 1502, also called cover in the following description. .
- the bottom 1504 and the cover 1502 form between them a compartment 1506 to accommodate one or more protection devices 100, 400, 1200 and other valuables such as credit cards, banknotes, USB keys and car.
- the compartment 1506 can be divided into several sub-compartments.
- the lid 1502 and the bottom 1504 are held by a hinge 1508.
- the lid 1502 and the bottom 1504 comprise a joint plane 1510 and 1512 consisting of 2 faces with offset centering and provided with a tight O-ring (s) (s). ) by settlement.
- the settlement and locking in closing of the cover 1502 on the bottom 1504 are provided by two screws 1514 placed laterally on two bosses 1516 located on the cover 1502.
- the bottom 1504 comprises two bosses 1518 threaded centering, facing the bosses 1516 of the lid 1502, to receive the two screws 1514.
- Each of the two screws 1514 is pierced at its end and has an opening 1520 for receiving a pin 1522 or a chain 1524 of redundancy of attachment provided to attach around the size of the wearer, if the redundancy of attachment is desired.
- the screw 1514 is flush with the end of the boss 1518 allowing the opening 1520 to receive the pin 1522 or the redundancy chain 1524.
- Figure 16 is a schematic representation of a second example of a protective case according to the invention.
- the protective casing 1600 shown in Fig. 16 is also in the form of a watertight belt bag and a high security firewall. It comprises a bottom 1604 and a cover 1602 composed of two elements 1606 and 1608 substantially flat.
- the bottom 1604 comprises on the upper part of two opposite faces and a side face a "U" shape 1610 acting as a female slide, a joint plane 1612 (not shown) comprising at least one O-ring sealed by compression.
- the lateral face of the "U" shape comprises a slot 1609 called light to allow the passage of the ear 1614 of the first element 1606.
- the closure of the case is provided by the first element 1606 engaged on the slide 1610 on one side of the joint plane 1612.
- This first element 1606 includes an ear 1614 which is positioned in abutment of the slide 1610 through the light 1609
- the packing of the O-ring is effected by the second element 1608 positioned at the end of the slideway above the first element 1606 in the same direction.
- the second element 1608 also has an ear 1616 located on the opposite side of the ear 1614 of the first element 1606.
- the bottom 1604 comprises at each of two opposite ends two centering bosses 1618 having two drilling diameters 1620 and 1622, each of the bosses being designed to receive a safety pin 1624.
- the safety studs 1624 are threaded and drilled radially to obtain a opening 1626.
- One of the studs 1624 includes a small end ring 1628 serving as the first link in the chain of a handcuff 1630.
- the other end of the handcuff chain is passed behind the waist of the person carrying the case 1600 and is slipped under a hook 1632 of the stud 1624.
- Each stud 1624 is positioned on notches 1634 formed on the edges of an opening 1636 provided on each of the ears 1614 and 1616 of the cover members 1606 and 1608.
- a 1638 safety thumb nut is screwed onto each stud 1624 by means of a wrench 1640 anti-theft lever and torque lever.
- the anti-theft key 1640 has an internal imprint and an external imprint.
- Each nut 1638 is locked, at the appropriate torque, to the bottom of the well of boss 1618, in the plane of the first bore diameter 1622.
- This first bore diameter 1622 includes a female cavity on the first third of its length.
- Each nut 1638 is braked in rotation by a safety pin 1642 chained to the boss 1618 and inserted into each boss 1618 to the nut 1638 through a hole 1644 formed on each boss 1618.
- the 1630 handcuff chain attached to the 1624 security stud provides redundancy around the waist and anti-theft security.
- the bottom 1604 comprises on the lower part of two opposite faces a "U" shape 1646 serving as a female slide for securing the case with a secure base which will be described later.
- a "U" shape 1646 serving as a female slide for securing the case with a secure base which will be described later.
- the shell of the case is padded inside and is covered on the outside of the hull.
- Each safety box 1500 and 1600 can include a GPS alarm and location system integrated in the device in a dedicated technical compartment with inspection hatch.
- the compartment contains a rechargeable battery, a charging socket and charging box, a charge diode, a GPS antenna-receiver and a tripping emergency network alarm.
- Two types of locations may be provided for the storage of a part of the watch and jewelry protection devices and secondly valuables such as USB and car keys, payment means, a telephone, etc.
- FIG. 17 represents a rear face 1702 of a protective case which may be the rear face of the protective case 1500 or 1600.
- the rear face 1702 of the bottom of the protective housing comprises passers 1704 intended to be fixed on a belt or on a sporran-type receptacle which will be described later.
- the protective case with or without the protection devices 100, 400, 1200 and other values can be removed and stored on a pedestal or sporran receptacle with or without chains.
- the protective case with or without the values can be removed and stored on a base.
- connection base according to the invention.
- Figure 18 is a schematic representation of an example of a base according to the invention on which a protective housing according to the invention can be secured.
- the base 1800 comprises a male slide 1802 closed on only one end of the base 1800.
- This base 1800 is raised and can be fixed by two screws 1804 on a wall, a concrete floor, a vault wall, a wall of car, etc.
- the base comprises on the side of the open end a threaded fixing pin 1806.
- the 1500 or 1600 high-security protection box is secured to the base and locked in translation with an L-shaped locking piece 1808.
- This locking piece 1808 consists of a safety angle, a female slide 1810 and two concentric holes 1812 and 1814.
- a safety nut 1816 which may be the nut 1638, is screwed on the stud 1806 by means of an impression key which may be the torque lever key 1640.
- the nut 1816 is locked, at the appropriate torque, to the bottom of the well of the locking piece 1808, in the plane of the first bore diameter 1814 which comprises a female cavity on the first third of its length.
- the base 1800 can be of a standardized model that can equip multiple private places (safe rooms of hotels and housing, walls and floors dwelling, walls vehicles, offices, etc.) or public (universities, hospitals, various infrastructures, etc.) and thus serving as a secure fixed terminal.
- Figure 19 is a schematic representation of a receptacle 1900 according to the invention being in the form of a sporran.
- Sporran 1900 comprises a lower portion 1904 and an upper portion 1902.
- the lower portion 1904 is composed of a flotation ballast 1906, a housing 1908 reserved for objects not sensitive to immersion in water or a box or sachet, sealed or not, receiving these objects.
- a redundancy belt 1910 completes this lower portion according to some embodiments.
- the upper part 1902 consists of a 1912 chain of attachment allowing the sporran 1900 to be worn. It includes a 1914 external locking system braked by pin, circlip or pressure 1916.
- the opening of the sporran 1900 is provided according to the different modes of opening a bag, flap, hinge and / or zipper, etc.
- the fixing system 1918 of a protective casing such as for example the protective casing 1500 shown in FIG. 15, on the sporran comprises an axis of rotation 1920 on which is fixed a lever 1922.
- the protective casing with its bystanders 1704 (see Figure 17) is placed on the lever 1922 which is then locked in rotation with the closure system 1924 which comprises a lock 1926.
- the sporran 1900 is attached with the 1912 chain, the redundancy system is provided either by a 1910 belt or by the redundancy system used for the 1500 housing can be deployed from the inside.
- the relative tightness of the sporran is achieved by thick joints 1928 allowing the passage of chains.
- the set of devices, housings and protective receptacle composes a set.
- the adornment is particularly intended for any active person having valuables and exposed to numerous problems related to the preservation of the very quality and price of these objects in any hostile environment, depending on the location and the change of activity of the wearer.
- Any element making up the adornment can be used as such for any other type of objects, of material goods and / or software, private, professional or industrial to preserve from any hostile environment.
- the protective housing in an advantageous version called high security case, can be used as an all-purpose case, and finds private applications such as portable safe, wallet, jewelery box, etc. , sports and / or professional for jewelers, diamond dealers, industrialists, musicians, etc.
- the secure pedestal of a standardized model, can equip multiple private places (safe hotel rooms and home, walls, vehicles walls, offices, etc.) or public and thus serve as secure fixed terminal.
- the protective case with or without the values can be removed and stored on a base.
- the constituent elements of the device, housing, receptacle, base or protective box according to the invention can be matched and preferably composed of materials having superior characteristics in terms of mechanical strength with reduced masses such as composite carbon-Kevlar fibers. or carbon, titanium, silver, gold, leather, etc.
- the present inventions provide modular protection for valuables carried by a person and articulated according to the principle of Russian dolls. Depending on the protection needs, a watch worn on the wrist or not and jewelry is stored quickly and effectively protected by the protective devices. These protective devices are integrated with the other valuables in the protective case and the latter is stored on the base or in the unsinkable sporran type receptacle in which other personal effects can be accommodated.
- the invention allows the user to decide the level of protection he desires for his valuables by proposing successive and redundant levels of protection.
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