WO2020165687A1 - Modular electronic device for electrical and/or home automation systems - Google Patents
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- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H9/00—Details of switching devices, not covered by groups H01H1/00 - H01H7/00
- H01H9/02—Bases, casings, or covers
- H01H9/0271—Bases, casings, or covers structurally combining a switch and an electronic component
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- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H23/00—Tumbler or rocker switches, i.e. switches characterised by being operated by rocking an operating member in the form of a rocker button
- H01H23/02—Details
- H01H23/12—Movable parts; Contacts mounted thereon
- H01H23/14—Tumblers
- H01H23/143—Tumblers having a generally flat elongated shape
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H21/00—Switches operated by an operating part in the form of a pivotable member acted upon directly by a solid body, e.g. by a hand
- H01H21/02—Details
- H01H21/18—Movable parts; Contacts mounted thereon
- H01H21/22—Operating parts, e.g. handle
- H01H21/24—Operating parts, e.g. handle biased to return to normal position upon removal of operating force
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- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H2221/00—Actuators
- H01H2221/008—Actuators other then push button
- H01H2221/016—Lever; Rocker
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H23/00—Tumbler or rocker switches, i.e. switches characterised by being operated by rocking an operating member in the form of a rocker button
- H01H23/02—Details
- H01H23/12—Movable parts; Contacts mounted thereon
- H01H23/16—Driving mechanisms
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- the present invention refers to the technical field of modular devices usually intended to be wall- mounted and, more particularly, concerns a modular electronic device for electrical and/or home automation systems .
- a modular device is generally understood to be any electrical or electronic means or device generally forming part of electrical and/or home automation installations in civil buildings and the like and usually intended to be mounted, for example flush-mounted, on the walls of such buildings alongside other modular electrical or electronic devices.
- This definition therefore includes, but is not limited to, switches, electrical sockets, data network sockets, TV sockets, telephone sockets, buttons, commutators, multi-way switches, electrical regulating devices in general, connectors, thermostats, timers, fuse holders, ringers/buzzers, emergency lamps, e.g. removable, signal lamps, e.g. stair markers, displays, e.g. LCD, and the like.
- the modular devices mentioned above are usually installed on the wall forming composite mounting structures, or groups of parts, generally including :
- a support frame that may be fixed to the box, directly or by means of adapters called 'mud rings' and suitable to support the plurality of modular electrical and/or electronic devices arranged side by side; and
- a cover plate that may be fixed to the support frame and provided with a through opening to allow a user to access, visually or manually, the modular electrical and/or electronic devices installed on the support frame.
- the aforesaid groups of parts are often referred to as light points.
- the role of the cover plate is both to ensure a minimum protection for electrical equipment, e.g. from dust, and to prevent dangerous access (e.g. by means of sharp objects) to electrically conductive parts of electrical equipment.
- a further role of the cover plate is also to act as a screen to prevent electric arcs, flames, incandescent wires from escaping to the outside in order to prevent fires from starting.
- cover plate Another important task of the cover plate is to mask imperfections produced, for example, by the presence of a cavity in the wall and by the presence of the box and the mounting frame which, rather than having an aesthetic value, have a functional value that is difficult to reconcile with aesthetic requirements or standards .
- certain types of modular devices such as switches or multi-way switches, are equipped with a manual operation button.
- the manual operation buttons are generally either of the axially sliding or rocking type.
- a plurality of return springs typically coil springs, are used to return the operation button to the rest position after it has been operated.
- these return springs are housed in the casing of the device and each of them is fitted on two respective pins located on opposite sides of the spring.
- the return springs are housed within the casing of the device and are interposed between the operation button and a septum or diaphragm provided within the casing .
- a drawback of modular devices provided with an operation button of the prior art described above is due to the fact that their assembly is relatively complex, as it is necessary to insert the return springs into the casing of the device and to fit them on the pins thereof. These springs also take up useful space inside the casing .
- the object of the present invention is to offer a solution which is capable of overcoming or reducing at least in part the drawbacks of modular devices provided with an operation button described above with reference to the prior art.
- a further aspect of the present invention is to make available a modular electronic device for electrical and/or home automation systems as defined in claim 19 or claim 20.
- - Fig.l shows a perspective view of a modular electronic device for electrical and/or home automation systems according to a currently preferred embodiment
- Fig.l shows a perspective view of the modular electronic device in Fig.l wherein a component of the device has been removed
- FIG.l shows an exploded perspective view of the modular electronic device in Fig.l;
- - Fig.4 shows a side plan view in cross-section of the electronic device in Fig.2 wherein the device is represented in a first configuration
- FIG.5 shows a side plan view in cross-section of the electronic device in Fig.2 wherein the device is represented in a second configuration
- FIG.6 shows a side plan view in cross-section of the electronic device in Fig.2 wherein the device is represented in a third configuration
- -Fig.7 shows a perspective view from above in partial cross-section of some components of the device in Fig.l
- -Fig.8 shows a perspective view from below of some of the components illustrated in Fig.7;
- FIG.9 shows a plan view from below of the components in Fig.8;
- FIG.10 shows a side plan view of a detail of the modular electronic device in Fig.l.
- Fig.l shows a modular electronic device for electrical and/or home automation systems which has been collectively indicated at reference number 1.
- the term 'modular electronic device' denotes any means or modular electronic device generally forming part of electrical and/or home automation installations in civil buildings and the like and usually intended to be mounted, for example flush-mounted, on the walls of such buildings alongside other modular electrical or electronic devices.
- This definition therefore includes, but is not limited to, switches, electrical sockets, data network sockets, TV sockets, telephone sockets, buttons, commutators, multi-way switches, electrical regulating devices in general, connectors, thermostats, timers, fuse holders, ringers/buzzers, emergency lamps, e.g. removable, signal lamps, e.g. stair markers, displays, e.g. LCD, and the like.
- the modular electronic devices mentioned above are usually installed on the wall forming composite mounting structures, or groups of parts, generally including:
- a support frame that may be fixed to the box, directly or by means of adapters called 'mud rings' and suitable to support the plurality of modular electrical and/or electronic devices arranged side by side; and
- the modular electronic device 1 is a multi-way switch, i.e. a device for opening and closing an electrical contact with simultaneous closure of another electrical contact and vice versa.
- the teachings of the present description are not intended to be limited to a multi-way switch but are applicable to other types of modular electronic devices, such as, for example, a sunblind control device or a dimmer.
- the modular device 1 comprises an actuating module 2, 4.
- the actuating module 2 is a module that is configured to be actuated.
- the casing 2 comprises a support wall 5, a bottom wall 22 opposite the support wall 5 and a plurality of side walls 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d, preferably four side walls 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d, connected to the support wall 5 and the bottom wall 22.
- the bottom wall 22 is integrated in the casing 2 but in an alternative embodiment the bottom wall 22 could be a separate piece from the side walls 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d of the casing 2 and coupled thereto.
- the support wall 5 is removably coupled to side walls 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d in such a way as to close at least partially or in any case in a way so as to close at least a prevailing portion of an open side 21 of the casing 2.
- the support wall 5 may also completely close the open side 21.
- the open side 21 is preferably defined by an end edge
- the support wall 5 is integrated in the casing 2.
- the casing 2 is a support structure made of an electrically insulating material, for example, a plastic material such as ABS or polycarbonate, preferably having, but not limited to, approximately the shape of a parallelepiped.
- the circuit actuating embodiment 4 also comprises at least two electrical connection terminals 43 housed in the casing 2.
- the inner compartment of the casing 2 houses, without thereby introducing any limitation, four electrical connection terminals 43. Via the terminals 43, it is possible to allow the electrical connection of the circuit actuating assembly 4 with one or more electrical cables of the electrical and/or home automation system to which the device 1 is intended to be connected, in particular to connect the circuit actuating assembly to a load circuit.
- Each electrical connection terminal 43 is preferably accessible via a respective electrical connection opening 24 provided on the casing 2 and more preferably provided on one of the side walls 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d.
- the casing 2 comprises, but is not limited to, four electrical connection openings 24.
- the casing 2 comprises fastening elements 25, 26, preferably snap fastening elements 25, 26, adapted to removably fasten the device 1 to a support frame (not shown) for the wall-mounting of modular electrical or electronic devices.
- the fastening elements 25, 26 comprise first and second fastening elements 25, 26 arranged on two opposing side walls 23b, 23d of the casing 2.
- the circuit actuating assembly 4 is housed in the casing 2 and is preferably adapted to be inserted into the casing 2 via the aforesaid open side 21.
- the circuit actuating assembly 4 comprises at least one microswitch 41, 42 and at least one circuit actuating device 45 suitable to be controlled by said at least one microswitch 41, 42 to vary and/or adjust the state of an electrical circuit, for example, the state of an electrical load circuit operatively connectable to the modular electronic device 1.
- the circuit actuating device 45 comprises a relay. In an alternative embodiment, the circuit actuating device 45 comprises at least one electronically variable resistor.
- the circuit actuating assembly 4 preferably comprises at least one electronic control unit 44, such as, but not limited to, a microprocessor 44, operatively connected to said at least one microswitch 41, 42 and to said circuit actuating device 45 to control the latter on the basis of an electronic input signal provided by said at least one microswitch 41, 42 and/or on the basis of an electronic control signal received via a communication interface, such as, but not limited to, a radio interface (not shown) .
- This communication interface is for example a Wi-Fi, Zigbee or Bluetooth interface.
- the circuit actuating assembly 4 comprises a first microswitch 41 and a second microswitch 42.
- the circuit actuating assembly 4 also comprises a microswitch 46 configured to allow the modular device 1 to be reset.
- the aforesaid at least one circuit actuating device comprises a pair of relays 45.
- the modular device 1 is for example a control device for a sunblind, there may be provided for example two relays 45, each of which may only be controlled by a respective microswitch 41, 42.
- the first and second microswitch 41, 42 allow at least one sunblind to be raised and lowered, respectively.
- the device 1 is instead a multi-way switch, as in the example shown, there may be provided for example two relays 45 and a single microswitch 41 or 42, which controls both the relays 45 simultaneously so that when one of these relays 45 is closed the other is simultaneously opened.
- the first and second microswitches 41,42 may be provided, each of which simultaneously controls both relays 45 so that when one of these relays is closed the other is simultaneously opened.
- the device 1 could also be, for example, a dimmer.
- the circuit actuating device 45 comprises a variable resistor of which the resistance is for example increased and decreased by using the first and second microswitch 41, 42, respectively.
- control logic for determining the function of the modular device 1 i.e., for example, a control device for a sunblind, multi-way switch or dimmer
- the control logic for determining the function of the modular device 1 is the software/firmware on board the electronic control unit 44.
- the support wall 5 comprises at least one through opening 53a, 53b adapted to allow access to said at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the support wall 5 comprises a first and a second through opening 53a, 53b which allow access to the first and second microswitch 41, 42, respectively.
- the first and second microswitch 41, 42 are configured to be counter-shaped with respect to the through-holes 53a, 53b so as to completely close the open side 21 of the casing 2 together with the support wall 5.
- the actuating module 2, 4 comprises coupling elements 27, 54 operatively interposed between the casing 2 and support wall 5 for coupling, preferably in a removable way, the support wall 5 to the side walls 23a, 23b, 2c, 23d of the casing 2.
- the coupling elements 27, 54 are preferably snap coupling elements which comprise, for example, but not limited to, a plurality of coupling slots 27, for example, four coupling slots 27, provided in the opposite side walls 23a, 23c of the casing 2, and a plurality of corresponding coupling slots 54 provided in the support wall 5.
- the support wall 5 is made of plastic material, for example, ABS or polycarbonate.
- the device 1 comprises an operation button 6, or control button 6, operatively coupled to the actuating module 2, 4.
- the support wall 5 is a support wall for the operation button 6.
- the support wall 5 is interposed between the operation button 6 and the circuit actuating assembly 4.
- the operation button 6 is operable manually to control the aforesaid at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the device 1 comprises at least one actuating element operable by means of the operation button 6 and configured to operate said at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the at least one actuating element 71 is associated with a stroke multiplier lever 7 which will be described in more detail later in the present description.
- one or more actuating elements 71 may be associated directly with the operation button 6.
- one or more actuating elements 71 may be fixed or made in one piece with the operation button 6.
- the button 6 may comprise a pair of actuating elements 71 that are suitable to operate the first and the second microswitch 41, 42, respectively.
- the at least one actuating element 71 may be or comprise, for example, at least one tooth protruding from the operation button 6 or from the stroke multiplier lever 7 to the casing 2.
- the modular device 1 comprises at least one elastic return element 61, 62 associated with the operation button 6. More specifically, the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is expediently integrated into the operation button 6. In other words, the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is a portion of the button 6 and is preferably made in one piece with the button 6. In accordance with an advantageous embodiment, the operation button 6 and the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 are made of polyketone (PK) . In accordance with an embodiment, said at least one elastic element 61, 62 comprises a first elastic return element 61 and a second elastic return element 62 which are preferably alike and extend preferably from two opposite end portions of the operation button 6. In accordance with an embodiment, the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 comprises at least one plate-shaped arm 61, 62, preferably two plate- shaped arms 61, 62 as in the example shown.
- PK polyketone
- the operation button 6 is suitable to assume a rest configuration (Fig.l, Fig.2, Fig.4, Fig.10), in which the at least one actuating element 71 does not operate the at least one microswitch 41, 42. Furthermore, the operation button 6 is suitable to assume at least one operation configuration (Fig.5 and Fig.6) in which the at least one actuating element 71 operates said at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is configured to return the operation button 6 from said at least one operation configuration (Fig.5 and Fig.6) to said rest configuration (Fig.l, Fig.2, Fig.4, Fig.10) .
- the at least one microswitch 41, 42 comprises a microswitch actuator 41a, 42a.
- the microswitch actuator 41a, 42a comprises the pushbutton 41a, 42a of the at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the operation button 6 does not operate the microswitch actuator 41a, 42a of the at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the operation button 6 operates the microswitch actuator 41a, 42a of the at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the modular device 1 comprises connection elements 28, 63 which are operatively interposed between the operation button 6 and the actuating module 2, 4 to couple, preferably removably, the operation button 6 to the actuating module 2, 4.
- the connection elements 28, 63 comprise first connection elements 28 provided in the casing 2 and second connection elements 63 provided in the operation button 6, which are adapted to be coupled with the first connection elements 28.
- the first connection elements 28 comprise a plurality of hooking seats 28, for example, four hooking seats 28, and the second connection elements 63 comprise a plurality of hooking elements 63, for example, four hooking elements 63, each of which are suitable to engage a respective hooking seat 28.
- each hooking seat 28 has a respective inclined plane 28a and each hooking element 63 has a respective inclined plane 63a.
- the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is interposed between at least two of the aforesaid second connection elements 63, which are located on the same side of the operation button 6.
- each elastic return element 61, 62 is interposed between a pair of hooking elements 63.
- the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is interposed between a pair of gaps 64 which are interposed, in turn, between the aforesaid at least two second connection elements 63 between which the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 is interposed.
- the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 has a free end portion 61a, 62a that is in contact with the actuating module 2, 4.
- the free end portion 61a, 62a is in contact with the casing 2 and more preferably with the support wall 5.
- the free end portion 61a, 62a is suitable to slide along the actuating module 2, 4, and more preferably along the support wall 5, when the operation button 6 is pressed. This allows advantageously for the operation of the button 1 to be particularly smooth.
- the free end portion 61a, 62a comprises a rounded portion
- this makes the sliding of the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 over the actuating module 2, 4 easier and thus makes the operation of the button 1 particularly smooth.
- the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 has a generally corrugated shape, preferably a substantially 'S' shape.
- this makes the at least one elastic return element 61, 62 particularly flexible, and thus makes the operation of the button 1 particularly smooth .
- the device 1 comprises a button cover 8 suitable to be coupled, preferably removably, to the button 6 in order to cover the button 6.
- the button cover 8 has mainly an aesthetic function .
- the device 1 comprises the stroke multiplier lever 7 mentioned above.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7 is operatively interposed between the operation button 6 and the at least one microswitch 41, 42 and more preferably between the operation button 6 and the support wall 5.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7 comprises said at least one actuating element 71.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7 comprises only one actuating element 71.
- the at least one actuating element 71 is configured to operate the aforesaid at least one microswitch 41, 42.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7 is pivotally hinged to the operation button 6 to be able to rotate around a rotation axis XI (Fig.9) .
- the support wall 5 comprises at least one support fulcrum 51A, 52A; 51B, 52B for the stroke multiplier lever 7 which is misaligned with respect to the rotation axis XI.
- the at least one microswitch 41, 42 it is possible to operate the at least one microswitch 41, 42 regardless of the point on which the button 6 is pressed. In effect, as shown for example in Figs.
- the actuating element 71 always rotates in the same direction and thus always operates the same microswitch, which, in the example shown in Figs. 5 and 6, is the microswitch 41.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7, and consequently the actuating element 71 rotate in the direction indicated by the arrow R1.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7, and consequently the actuating element 71 still rotate in the direction indicated by the arrow R1.
- the at least one support fulcrum 51a, 52a; 51b, 52b comprises a first support fulcrum 51a, 52a and a second support fulcrum 51b, 52b opposing and spaced from each other along a first direction PI.
- the first direction PI is a direction parallel to the axis XI (Fig.9) .
- the first support fulcrum 51a, 52a comprises a pair of first protrusions 51a, 52a aligned and spaced from each other along a second direction P2 orthogonal to the first direction PI.
- the second support fulcrum 51b, 52b comprises a pair of second protrusions 51b, 52b spaced and aligned with each other along a direction parallel to said second direction P2.
- the stroke multiplier lever 7 comprises a first lever portion 72 and a second lever portion 73 which is opposite to the first lever portion 72.
- the second lever portion 73 comprises the at least one actuating element 71.
- the first and the second lever portion 72, 73 are configured so that when the operation button 6 is coupled to the actuating module 2, 4 in a first mode, the first lever portion 72 is adapted to rest against the first protrusions 51a, 52a, and the second lever portion 73 is adapted to move between the second protrusions 51b, 52b so that the at least one actuating element 71 may operate the first microswitch 41.
- first and second portion 72, 73 of the lever are configured so that when the operation button 6 is coupled to the actuating module 2, 4 in a second mode, the first lever portion 72 is adapted to rest on the second protrusions 51b, 52b and the second lever portion 73 is adapted to move between the first protrusions 51a, 52a so that the at least one actuating element 71 may operate the second microswitch 42.
- the button 6 with the stroke multiplier lever 7 may be coupled to the actuating module 2, 4 indifferently in either the first or second modes described above. Consequently, it is not necessary to verify that the button 6 is arranged in a specific way before coupling the button 6 with the lever 7 to the actuating module 2, 4.
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