Wireless pneumatic safe device

• US 20060028157A1
• Filed: 08/03/2004
• Published: 02/09/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 08/03/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Chen Wei Ying
• Original Assignee: Chen Wei Ying
• Inventors: Ying, Chen Wei
• Application Number:
  US10/909,855
• Publication Number:
  US 20060028157A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 318/56
• CPC Class Codes: E05F 15/47 responsive to changes in fluid pressure
• CPC Class Codes: E05Y 2400/66 Wireless transmission
• CPC Class Codes: E05Y 2600/46 in or on the wing

Abstract

A wireless pneumatic safe device includes an actuated tube mounted on a lower edge of an electric rolling door. The actuated tube has a closed chamber longitudinally defined therein. A hose communicates with the chamber. A control unit is mounted on the electric rolling door. The hose is further connected to the control unit for transmitting a compressed air from the actuated tube to the control unit. The control unit transmits a disconnection signal or a reversal signal when receiving the compressed air from the actuated tube. A radio receiver is mounted to and electrically connected to a motor. The radio receiver transmits a disconnection order or a reversal order to the motor for stopping or reversely operating the electric rolling door for achieving a purpose of safety when receiving the disconnection signal/the reversal signal from the control unit.

Claims

1. A wireless pneumatic safe device comprising:

an actuated tube adapted to be mounted on a lower edge of an electric rolling door, the actuated tube made of flexible material and having a closed chamber longitudinally defined therein;

a hose having a first end secured on the actuated tube and communicating with the chamber in the actuated tube;

a control unit adapted to be mounted on the electric rolling door near the actuated tube, the control unit having a housing, a pneumatic sensor, a circuit board and a battery respectively received in the housing and electrically connected to one another, the hose having a second end connected to the pneumatic sensor for transmitting a compressed air from the actuated tube to the pneumatic sensor, a radio transmitter electrically mounted on the circuit board for wirelessly transmitting a disconnection signal/a reversal signal when the circuit board receiving check signal from the pneumatic sensor, a cover detachably mounted to the housing for closing the housing; and

a radio receiver adapted to be mounted to and electrically connected to a motor of the electric rolling door, the radio receiver adapted to transmit a disconnection order/a reversal order to the motor of the electric rolling door for stopping/reversely operating the electric rolling door for achieving a purpose of safety when receiving the disconnection signal/the reversal signal from the radio transmitter.

2. The safe device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the actuated tube comprises a buckling groove longitudinally defined in an outer periphery thereof, the bucking adapted to receive the lower edge of the electric rolling door for holding the actuated tube in place.

3. The safe device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the circuit board comprises a light emitting diode electrically mounted thereon and the cover has a window defined therein, the window aligning with the light emitting diode, the light emitting diode lighting for a warn when the radio transmitter transmitting the disconnection signal/the reversal signal.

4. The safe device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the circuit board comprises a buzzer electrically mounted thereon and buzzing for a warn when the radio transmitter transmitting the disconnection signal/the reversal signal.

5. The safe device as claimed in claim 1 further comprising a first end piece and a second end piece respectively airtightly mounted to two opposite ends of the actuated tube for closing the chamber in the actuated tube, an hollow insertion longitudinally inserted into the first end piece and communicating with the chamber in the actuated tube, the first end of the hose sleeved on a free end of the hollow insertion.

6. The safe device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the circuit board comprises a light emitting diode electrically mounted thereon and the cover has a window defined therein, the window aligning with the light emitting diode, the light emitting diode lighting for a warn when the radio transmitter transmitting the disconnection signal/the reversal signal.

7. The safe device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the circuit board comprises a buzzer electrically mounted thereon and buzzing for a warn when the radio transmitter transmitting the disconnection signal/the reversal signal.

8. The safe device as claimed in claim 2 further comprising a first end piece and a second end piece respectively airtightly mounted to two opposite ends of the actuated tube for closing the chamber in the actuated tube, an hollow insertion longitudinally inserted into the first end piece and communicating with the chamber in the actuated tube, the first end of the hose sleeved on a free end of the hollow insertion.

9. The safe device as claimed in claim 3, wherein the circuit board comprises a buzzer electrically mounted thereon and buzzing for a warn when the radio transmitter transmitting the disconnection signal/the reversal signal.

10. The safe device as claimed in claim 3 further comprising a first end piece and a second end piece respectively airtightly mounted to two opposite ends of the actuated tube for closing the chamber in the actuated tube, an hollow insertion longitudinally inserted into the first end piece and communicating with the chamber in the actuated tube, the first end of the hose sleeved on a free end of the hollow insertion.

11. The safe device as claimed in claim 4 further comprising a first end piece and a second end piece respectively airtightly mounted to two opposite ends of the actuated tube for closing the chamber in the actuated tube, an hollow insertion longitudinally inserted into the first end piece and communicating with the chamber in the actuated tube, the first end of the hose sleeved on a free end of the hollow insertion.