WO2004012164A1 - 防犯照明装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a method for detecting an illegal intruder at night in an outdoor detection area of a building such as a general house or a factory, and blinking the light in the detection area to intimidate the intruder (hereinafter, referred to as an intruder).
- the present invention relates to a security lighting device that performs flashing lighting, and more particularly to improving the appropriate timing of starting or ending flashing lighting. Background art
- An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a security lighting device capable of easily adjusting the start timing of the threat.
- a security lighting device includes: a human body detector for detecting a human body in a detection area; an illuminator for illuminating a detection area when a human body is detected; And a threatening means for threatening an intruder in the detection area when a human body is detected in the specified crime prevention time slot.
- the intimidating means intimidates by blinking the illumination of the illuminator.
- the threatening means is a combination of a threat by sound or a threat by blinking of the illumination of the lighting device and a threat by sound. Therefore, effective intimidation of intruders is possible.
- the time zone specifying means includes a sunset detecting means for detecting sunset, a start time setting means for setting a threat start time in a security time zone as an elapsed time from sunset, and a security time.
- the time zone identification unit includes a sunset detection unit that detects sunset, Means for detecting a sunrise, a start time setting means for calculating a midpoint between sunset and sunrise and setting the threat start time in a crime prevention time zone to this midpoint, and a threat end in a crime prevention time zone
- An end time setting means for setting the time as an elapsed time from the midpoint; and an elapsed time measuring means for measuring an elapsed time from the start time to the end time. Therefore, when the measured elapsed time becomes equal to the threat start time set as the midpoint from sunset to sunrise, the threat starts, and the sunset fluctuation based on the season and house location conditions is affected. Accordingly, the time period for crime prevention can be specified more accurately, so that the start timing of the threat can be more easily and appropriately set. In addition, the detection of the sunrise makes it easy to optimize the timing of the end of the threat.
- the time zone specifying means includes a sunset detecting means for detecting sunset, a sunrise detecting means for detecting sunrise, a past data accumulating means for accumulating sunset sunrise times for a predetermined past, and crime prevention.
- the start time setting means for calculating the midpoint from sunset to sunrise, which is averaged from the sunset data Z sunrise time, and setting the midpoint of the threat start time in the time zone for the security period to the midpoint;
- An end time setting means for setting the threat end time as an elapsed time from the midpoint, and an elapsed time measuring means for measuring an elapsed time from the threat start time to the threat end time. Therefore, the start timing of the threat can be automatically optimized at the threat start time at the midpoint calculated based on the accumulated past data.
- the time zone specifying means sets a clock to be measured, a start time setting means for setting a threat start time in a security time zone, and a threat end time in a security time zone. End time setting means for setting.
- the threat starts when the human body is detected by the human body detector after the timing of the clock reaches the threat start time, so that the start timing of the threat is easily and appropriately set with a simple configuration. it can.
- the time zone identification unit includes a return determination unit that determines whether a person has returned home, a threat start time in a crime prevention time period, and confirms that all of the scheduled homecomers have returned home.
- Threat start setting means for setting as a time when a threat has occurred
- end time setting means for setting a threat end time in a crime prevention time zone as an elapsed time from the time of confirming that all members have returned home, and a threat start time to a threat end time.
- the threat starts when the human body is detected by the human body detector after all the members who are going to return home are confirmed to return home, so that the timing of starting the threat without causing discomfort to the family members Can be automatically optimized.
- a camera for photographing the detection area at least when the illumination of the illuminator blinks. Therefore, an intruder in the detection area can be photographed.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an optical configuration of an installed state of the security lighting device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electric circuit of the security lighting device of the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a time chart of the security lighting device of the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an electric circuit of the security lighting device of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing an electric circuit of the security lighting device of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an electric circuit of the security lighting device of the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an optical configuration of an installed state of the security lighting device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- This device is mainly installed on the outer wall of a building such as a general house or factory, and detects intruders illegally entering the detection areas A1 to A4 outside the building.
- a human body detector 1 for detecting a human body in the areas A1 to A4 and an illuminator 11 for illuminating the detection areas A1 to A4 are provided.
- the human body detector 1 is, for example, a passive infrared (PIR) type, and a pair of infrared detectors 2 and 3 composed of a pyroelectric element are housed in a case 4 1 and attached to, for example, an outer wall 4 of a building. Have been.
- Each of the detection elements 2 and 3 has a detection area A1 to A4 set by an optical system 51 or 52 such as a Fresnel lens attached to a case 41 located in front of the detection elements.
- an optical system 51 or 52 such as a Fresnel lens attached to a case 41 located in front of the detection elements.
- infrared energy radiated from the human body H or the like is condensed by the optical systems 51 and 52 and is incident on the corresponding detection elements 2 and 3, whereby the human body H is detected.
- the human body H is an intruder into the detection areas A1 to A4.
- the illuminator 11 comprises, for example, an octogen lamp or a high-pressure discharge lamp.
- the human body detector 1 detects the human body H in the detection areas A1 to A4
- the illuminator 11 is directed to the detection areas A1 to A4
- the lighting is turned on continuously for a certain period of time, and the lighting of the illuminator 11 is flashed (flashing lighting) to threaten nighttime intruders.
- the threatening means is threatening by flashing lighting of the illuminator 11.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an electric system of the security lighting device.
- This security lighting device is provided with time zone specifying means 19 for specifying a time zone for security in one day.
- the crime prevention time zone is a specific night time zone from the time when a predetermined time has elapsed since sunset to the sunrise time.
- the time zone identification means 19 includes an illuminance sensor 5 for measuring the brightness of the surroundings, a human body detection circuit 6 for receiving and processing a detection pulse signal from the detection elements 2 and 3 and outputting a human body detection signal, It has a sunset detection circuit 7 and a sunrise detection circuit 8 for detecting sunset and sunrise, and has night discrimination means 10 for discriminating night from the detected sunset and sunrise.
- the illuminance sensor 5 and the sunset detection circuit 7 constitute sunset detection means
- the illuminance sensor 5 and the sunrise detection circuit 8 constitute sunrise detection means.
- the illuminance sensor 5 is composed of, for example, a photoconductive sensor, and detects only when the illuminance changes slowly, and uses a sensor that avoids misidentification due to a sudden change in illuminance caused by a headlight from a car at night and lightning during the day.
- an illumination drive circuit 12 for driving the illuminator 11 when the human body is detected by the human body detector 1 in a specific time zone at night determined by the night determining means 10.
- the time zone specifying means 19 sets the time before the start of the threat by the flashing lighting.
- Threat start time setting means 14a to be set as the elapsed time from sunset detected by nighttime discrimination means 10 and threat end time setting means 14 to set the time to end the threat as the time when sunrise is detected b. By inputting the threat start time to this threat start time setting means 14a, the start timing of the flashing lighting can be set freely.
- the time zone identifying means 19 further includes an elapsed time measuring means 15 comprising an elapsed time timer for measuring an elapsed time from the threat start time to the threat end time, and a threat set with the measured elapsed time.
- a comparison circuit 16 for comparing the start time or the threat end time is provided.
- the lighting control circuit 20 activates the lighting drive circuit 12 when the measured elapsed time reaches the set threat start time, and stops the operation of the light drive circuit 12 when the threat end time is reached. Let it.
- These intimidation start time setting means 14a, intimidation end time setting means 14b, elapsed time measuring means 15, comparison circuit 16 and lighting control circuit 20 are built in control device 21 which controls the entire apparatus. Have been.
- the control device 21 further starts counting when a human body is detected by a reference clock generation circuit 9 for generating a reference clock and a human body detection circuit 6 and sunset is detected by a sunset detection circuit 7.
- the lighting time timer 17 is provided.
- an RS flip-flop 13 and logic circuits L1 to L5 are provided.
- the security lighting device includes a camera 33 for photographing the detection areas A1 to A4 when the lighting drive circuit 12 performs flashing lighting, and a photographing control unit 34 for operating the camera 33. ing.
- the H signal is input from the Q output of the RS flip-flop 13 to the AND circuits L1 and L2. Then, the H signal is output from the AND circuit L2 to which the reference peak signal of the reference peak generation circuit 9 is input, and this signal is input to the elapsed time timer 15 to The counting of the elapsed time from the time point t1 is started.
- the comparator 16 outputs the H signal.
- Threat start time T 2 is set to 7 hours in winter, for example, and 5:00 in summer If it is set in between, the threat start time t 2 is approximately midnight.
- the lighting is performed.
- Time timer 17 starts the recall.
- the H signal from the comparison circuit 16 is input to the AND circuit L5 while the illumination time 17 indicating the human body detection and sunset detection is counting, the illumination driving circuit 1 2 is output from the AND circuit L5.
- a flashing lighting signal is output to activate this, and the illuminator 11 flashes toward the detection areas A1 to A4 for intimidation (Fig. 3 (c)).
- the flashing lighting is performed in the specific time zone T3 from the time point t2 to the time point t3.
- the L signal is output from the comparison circuit 16 and the L signal is output from the NOT circuit L4. This results in an H signal. If this H signal is input to the AND circuit L3 while the illumination time timer 17 indicating human body detection and sunset detection is counting, the continuous lighting signal from the AND circuit L3 to the illumination drive circuit 12 will be issued. Illuminator 11 is turned on continuously for a fixed period of time, for example, 60 seconds, toward detection areas A1 to A4 ((c) in Fig. 3).
- the sunrise detection circuit 8 detects the sunrise t3 ((a) in Fig. 3)
- the H signal unsunrise detection signal
- the L signal is input to the AND circuit L1.
- the timer 15 stops counting and resets
- the timer 17 stops counting and resets.
- the flashing lighting for the threat is ended together with the detection of the sunrise.
- the time from sunset t1 to sunrise t3 is nighttime T1
- the time T3 from threat start time t2 to sunrise t3 is a specific time zone of nighttime T1 ((a) in FIG. 3).
- the threat end time setting means 14b may set the end time of the specific time zone as the time elapsed from sunset, instead of setting the end time of the specific time zone as the time when sunrise is detected as described above. .
- the control device 21 operates the camera 33 for the photographing control unit 34 so as to photograph the detection areas A1 to A4 (FIG. 1) when the lighting drive circuit 12 flashes. (Fig. 3 (d)). For example, a plurality of still images are taken. In this case, the first half of flashing lighting may be turned on continuously for power camera photography (enlarged view of (c) in Fig. 3). When camera shooting is not performed, flashing is turned on for a certain period of time.
- the camera may be used not only for flashing lighting but also for continuous lighting.
- the flashing lighting is started when the measured elapsed time becomes equal to the set threat start time, so that the timing of the flash lighting start for the threat can be easily and appropriately set. Can be set. Further, by detecting the sunset and the sunrise, the start timing of the continuous lighting after the sunset and the end timing of the flashing lighting after the sunrise can be easily and appropriately set.
- threatening is performed by flashing lighting of the illuminator 11, but instead, a sound source and a speaker may be provided to threaten with a loud sound. Threatening by flashing lighting of illuminator 11 and threat by sound may be combined.
- the second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that instead of measuring the elapsed time from sunset, the flashing lighting is started when the clock (calendar) reaches the threat start time.
- the time zone specifying means 19A starts the flashing lighting in a specific time zone of the night with the reference clock circuit 18 functioning as a clock for measuring time.
- Threat start time setting means 14 Aa to set the threat start time
- threat end time setting means 14 Ab to set the threat end time to end the flashing
- a comparison circuit 16 for comparing with the threat end time
- the lighting control circuit 20 illuminates when the human body detector 1 detects a human body after the clock time reaches the threat start time.
- the threat start time is set, for example, at midnight by the threat start time setting means 14Aa.
- Intimidation start time setting means 14 Aa, Intimidation end time setting means 14 Ab, a clock 18, a comparison circuit 16, and a lighting control circuit 20 are built in a control device 21 that controls the entire device.
- Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment.
- the clock 18 includes a crystal oscillation circuit, a time radio wave reception circuit that receives a transmitted radio wave at a time based on an atomic clock, and a 1 / frequency based on a power supply frequency. It is preferable to use a power supply frequency counting circuit that measures time in seconds or a power supply frequency type determination circuit (50/60 cycle determination).
- This security lighting device operates the lighting drive circuit 12 when the human body detector 1 detects the human body after the clocking by the clock 18 reaches the threat start time by the lighting control circuit 20. Turns on the flashing of vessel 1 1 When the time measured by the clock 18 reaches the threat end time, the flashing lighting is stopped. This makes it possible to easily and appropriately set the start or end timing of the flashing lighting for intimidation with a simple configuration.
- the time zone specifying means 19B stores the discrimination result of the sunset Z sunrise time by the night discriminating means 10 for a predetermined past. 22.
- the midpoint from sunset to sunrise, averaged from the sunset Z sunrise time of the past data, is calculated as the midpoint from the sunset to sunrise in the past data.
- the threat start time setting means 23 a the threat end time setting means 23 b which sets the end time of the threat as the elapsed time from the midpoint, and the elapsed time measured by the elapsed time timer 15
- a comparison circuit 16 for comparing the time with the set middle point or the elapsed time from the middle point is provided.
- the illumination control circuit 20 activates the illumination drive circuit 12 when the set midpoint is reached, and stops the operation of the illumination drive circuit 12 when the elapsed time from the midpoint is reached.
- These past data storage means 22, late-night time estimation means 23, elapsed time timer 15, comparison circuit 16, and lighting control circuit 20 are built into a control device 30 consisting of a microprocessor that controls the entire device. Have been.
- This security lighting device accumulates the data of nighttime T1 based on sunset / sunrise time, for example, from yesterday to seven days before by the past data accumulating means 22 and accumulates it by the threat start time setting means 23a. For example, the time of 50% or 60% of the average time of the data at night T1 is calculated and set as the nighttime descent point) t2 ((a) in FIG. 3). It should be noted that, for example, one hour before or one hour after 50% of the average time may be set as the late night time. Then, the illumination control circuit 20 activates the illumination drive circuit 12 from the set nighttime time (middle point) t2 to flash the lighting device 11.
- the past data accumulating means 22 accumulates the departure times of a predetermined past sunset Z day and calculates the midpoint from the average of the sunset Z sunrise times. May be omitted, for example, the midpoint from sunset to sunrise may be calculated based on the previous day's data, and this midpoint may be used as the threat start time.
- the fourth embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the flushing lighting start timing is automatically set by confirming the return of all the family members, instead of inputting and setting the threat start time.
- the time zone specifying means 19C starts returning home determining means 24 for determining whether or not a person has returned home, and starts threatening by flashing lighting at the specific time zone at night.
- Threat start time setting means 25a which sets the time at which a person will return home when he / she has confirmed that he / she has returned home
- threats which sets the time at which the threat will end as the time elapsed since the confirmation of all the returning homes End time setting means 25b.
- the lighting control circuit 20 activates the lighting drive circuit 12 when the human body detector 1 detects the human body after the threat start time setting means 25a has confirmed that all the persons have returned home. When the elapsed time from the confirmation of returning home is reached, the operation of the lighting drive circuit 12 is stopped.
- return-to-home determining means 24, threat start time setting means 25a, threat end time setting means 25b, and lighting control circuit 20 are built in a control device 30 comprising a microprocessor for controlling the entire device. I have. Other configurations are the first embodiment It is the same as the state.
- the return determination means 24, for example, has an ID card held by each person and detects the return of each person without contact using an ID input device.
- the intimidation start time setting means 25a detects, for example, by using the ID card that all the persons have returned home, by detecting when a chain lock has been applied after all the persons have returned, or finally returning home. Confirm the return of all the family members who are going to return home, for example, by using the history of the cell phone of the family member.
- This security lighting device detects the return of each person by the return determination means 24, and confirms the return of all the scheduled return persons by the threat start time setting means 25a. Then, after the lighting control circuit 20 confirms that all the members have returned home, the lighting drive circuit 12 is activated to flash the lighting device 11. When the time elapsed since the confirmation of everyone's return to the threat end time is reached, the flashing lighting is terminated. As a result, the flashing light is started when the human body is detected by the human body detector 1 after all the persons who are going to return home are confirmed to be home, so the start timing of the flashing light for intimidation or the end timing is set. It can be automatically optimized.
- a family data storage means 26 for storing recent family return time data is provided, and based on this data, the time at which all the members return home is calculated at the latest, and the return of all members is confirmed based on the calculated time. You may.
- the crime prevention time zone of the day is a specific time zone at night.However, for example, in a relatively dark place in a building or the like, a specific time zone in the daytime other than night is used. Is also good.
- the camera 34 and the photographing control unit 33 are provided, but may be omitted.
- the human body detector 1 is of the passive infrared (PIR) type.
- PIR passive infrared
- the human body detector 1 emits near-infrared rays as a detection wave and receives near-infrared rays reflected from the object to detect the object.
- the system may be used.
- an ultrasonic or radio active sensor having a transmitting element and a receiving element for transmitting and receiving ultrasonic waves or radio waves as detection waves can be used.
- the human body can be detected by a switch linked to the opening and closing of the physical shielding means that separates the inside and outside of the area. It may be.
- the human body detector in the crime prevention time zone specified by the time zone specifying means when the human body is detected by the human body detector in the crime prevention time zone specified by the time zone specifying means, the intruder in the detection area is threatened.
- the start time of the threat can be easily and appropriately set by specifying the time zone for the threat.
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