RU18834U1 - LIGHT SIGNALING SYSTEM (OPTIONS) - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A light signaling device for a signal buoy containing a light source and a power supply installed on a floating casing attached to an anchor device, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.0 W. 2. A light signaling device for a marker luminous buoy containing a light source and a power supply attached to the float, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.4 watts. 3. A light signaling device for a collective rescue vehicle, comprising a light source mounted on the upper part of the collective rescue vehicle, and a power supply, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 4.95 W. 4. A light signaling device for an individual life-saving device, comprising a light source and a power supply attached to an individual life-saving device, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 1.01 watts.

Description

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LIGHT SIGNALS (OPTIONS)

A group of utility models relates to means of improving the safety of navigation and rescue on water.

Known light signaling device for a pointing buoy, containing a reflective sheet mounted inside a transparent floating body, a reel with a buoyer wound on it, mounted on a floating body, and an anchor device attached to the free end of the buoyer (US Patent No. 5I8855I, WBZV 22/20, publ. . 1993). Reflective sheet reflects rays from an external light source directed at it, which increases the visibility of the buoy. However, without an external light source, the visibility of the buoy is small.

Also known closest to the claimed, adopted for the prototype, a light annunciator for a signal buoy containing a light source and a power supply mounted on a floating casing attached to the anchor device (ed. Certificate. USSR No. 1207890, VBZV 22/00, publ. 1986 ) Anchor: the device is made of elastic material in the form of a bottom stabilizing element.

Known light signaling device for a marine signal device - marker buoy containing an electric lamp and a battery installed in a floating tubular casing (US patent No. 5295882, WBZS 9/20, publ. 1994). The electric lamp is connected to the battery through a switch, the contacts of which are closed when the signal device enters the water and turns it into a vertical position.

The prototype of the inventive light signaling device for a marker luminous buoy is a well-known light signaling device for a marker luminous buoy containing a light source mounted on the upper part of the float and a power supply attached to the lower part of the float (patent

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Great Britain No. 2353376, WBZV 45/00, publ. 1992). A parachute is installed between the power supply and the float. The light source is connected to the power supply through a switch that operates when the marker buoy is dropped from a height onto the water and the parachute is opened.

A well-known collective life-saving tool is a liferaft containing buoyancy chambers, a bottom, an awning and a container made of two half-hulls (ed. St. USSR No. 1615052, B63C 9/04, publ. 1990).

Closest to the claimed light signaling device for a collective rescue vehicle is the known light signaling device for a collective life-saving device adopted for the prototype, comprising a light source mounted on the top of the collective life-saving device and a power supply unit (Prince I. Meranov I.V. Marine inflatable life-saving devices funds, M., Transport, 1980, p. 83, 44-45). As a collective rescue tool used rescue inflatable raft with an awning. The light source is made in the form of an electric bulb installed in a waterproof transparent cap on the top of the raft awning. The power supply is a battery placed in a special pocket under the bottom of the raft. Turn on the battery by pulling out the plugs from its body. In this case, the battery is filled with water and provides the light source for 10 hours.

Known and light indicators for individual rescue equipment.

Lifebuoys are equipped with automatically ignited lights to facilitate the detection of those rescuing on the water, especially in conditions of poor visibility. The lights are placed on the buoys tied to lifebuoys (Prince IV Merenov. Marine inflatable life-saving equipment, M. Transport, 1980, pp. 7-8).

The bib or vest is equipped with an electric bulb attached to it and a power supply (battery), which ensures that the stick lasts at least 10 hours, the battery is turned on when it enters the water (Prince I Merenov, V. Marine life-saving inflatable equipment, M. Transport, 1980 p. 25).

as a prototype of the inventive light signaling device for an individual life-saving device, a well-known light signaling device comprising a light source and a power supply unit attached to an individual life-saving device (ed. certificate of the USSR No. 1664653, B63C 9/20, publ. 199I) is adopted.

All of the above warning lights, adopted as prototypes, have common disadvantages, namely the high power consumption attributed to the capacity of the power supply, and the low visibility range, which necessitates the use of high-power light sources and the use of high-capacity power supplies with a large weight and dimensions.

The task of ... a group of utility models is to reduce the power consumption attributed to the capacity of the power supply and increase the range of visibility of the light source.

The problem is solved in that in the light annunciator for a signal buoy containing a light source and a power supply installed on a floating housing attached to the anchor device, the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.0 watts.

In a light annunciator for a marker luminous buoy containing a light source and a power supply attached to the float, the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.4 watts.

In the light annunciator for a collective life-saving device containing a light source fixed on the top of the collective life-saving device and a power supply, the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 4.95 watts.

In the light annunciator for an individual life-saving device containing a light source and a power supply attached to an individual life-saving device, the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 1.01 watts.

A halogen or krypton lamp has a low power consumption. The light from it is far visible in different weather conditions. This allows you to reduce power consumption, referred to the capacity of the power supply, increase

range of vision of a light source.

In FIG. I shows a light signaling device for a signal buoy, in FIG. 2 - a light signaling device for a marker luminous buoy, in FIG. 3 - light signaling device for collective rescue equipment - raft, in FIG. 4 - a light signaling device for an individual life-saving equipment - a vest, on figs, 5 - a light signaling device for an individual life-saving equipment - a lifebuoy.

The light signaling device for signal buoy I contains a light source 2, made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.0 W, and a power supply 3, mounted on a floating casing 4, attached to the anchor device 5, Light source 2 is connected to the block power supply 3 wire 6,

The light signaling device for marker buoy 7 contains a light source 8, made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.4 W, and a power supply 9, attached to the float 10, connected by a wire II.

The light signaling device for the raft 12 contains a light source 13, made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 4.95 W, a power supply 14 and a wire 15,

The light signaling device for the vest 16 contains a light source 17, made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 1.01 W, a power supply 18 and a wire 19.

The light signaling device for the lifebuoy 20 contains a light source 21, made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 1.01 & g, a power supply unit 22 with a wire 23 mounted on the buoy 24, attached to the circle 20 by a flexible connection 25.

Light indicators work as follows.

When voltage is supplied from power supplies 3,9,14,18,22 via wires b, II, 15, 19,23, a halogen or krypton lamp 2, 8, 13, 17, 21, respectively, is lit, the light from which is far visible in different weather conditions.

Claims (4)

1. The light signaling device for a signal buoy containing a light source and a power supply installed on a floating housing attached to an anchor device, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.0 watts.  2. A light signaling device for a marker luminous buoy containing a light source and a power supply attached to the float, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 2.4 watts.  3. A light signaling device for a collective rescue vehicle, comprising a light source mounted on top of the collective rescue vehicle, and a power supply, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 4.95 watts. 4. A light signaling device for an individual life-saving device, comprising a light source and a power supply attached to an individual life-saving device, characterized in that the light source is made in the form of a halogen or krypton lamp with a power of at least 1.01 watts.