MULTI-PURPOSE PORTABLE ALARM

• US 20080297367A1
• Filed: 05/30/2007
• Published: 12/04/2008
• Est. Priority Date: 05/30/2007
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Mike Chen
• Original Assignee: Mike Chen
• Inventors: Chen, Mike
• Application Number:
  US11/755,545
• Publication Number:
  US 20080297367A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 340/687
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 13/1409 for removal detection of electrical appliances by detecting their physical disconnection from an electrical system, e.g. using a switch incorporated in the plug connector
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 13/1436 with motion detection

Abstract

A multi-purpose portable alarm including an alarm unit attached with a ring hook provided with an opening; a wider long side inserted with a sleeve and a narrower short side having its free end to be locked by the sleeve being disposed on both sides of the opening, a locking sleeve being inserted onto the long side to block up the opening for the hook to hook upon a connecting component to secure the hook thus the alarm to an object to be protected for the alarm to generate audible alarm once the alarm unit detects abnormal tilting or vibration.

Claims

1. A multiple portable alarm to comprising an alarm unit to detect abnormal tiling or vibration to generate audible alarm;

a hook incorporated to the alarm unit being related to a ring shape provided with an opening;

a wider long side and a narrow short side being respectively disposed to both sides of an opening of the hook;

a long screw sleeve being inserted to a free end of the long side;

a terminal of the short side being engaged to the long screw sleeve;

the opening of the hook being blocked out by the long screw sleeve;

the hook being inserted to a connecting component; and

the hook being secure to a preset location through the connecting component.

2. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the connecting components is related to a locking member, a through hole is laterally disposed on one end of a bolting portion;

the bolting portion is externally threaded; and

the hook locks in and connects to the through hole.

3. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 2, wherein the bolting portion of the locking member is screwed into a central screw hole disposed at a retainer;

the retainer extends into a rectangular locking hole disposed on one edge of a Notebook, the retainer in the locking hole is deflected, and the retainer is outwardly packed and secured on the inner side of the locking hole.

4. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 3, wherein a raised portion is externally disposed to the retainer;

and the raised portion when in packed status is secured in the locking hole to prevent the retainer from rotating.

5. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the connecting component includes a choke, a soft and flexible wire sling, and an insertion elastic tongue;

the wire sling has its both ends incorporated into the choke chock to externally form a loop;

the loop hooks upon a raised portion from an object to be incorporated, an eyelet is disposed to one side of the choke to engage the hook;

one end of the insertion elastic member is fixed to the choke; and

the other end of the insertion elastic member is inserted into a gap between two different types of structures.

6. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 5, wherein wire sling has its both ends passing through a locating member, the locating member is comprised of a holder and a mobile elastic member;

the holder contains an accommodation space with its opening disposed on top of the holder to receive a lower portion of the mobile elastic member;

the holder is disposed with a pair of through holes;

a pair of corresponding through holes are provided on the mobile elastic member;

both ends of the wire sling respectively pass through their corresponding through holes;

an elastic member is disposed between the holder and the mobile elastic member to hold against where between the holder and the mobile elastic member;

the through hole on the holder and the through hole on the mobile elastic member form a malposition to clamp and secure the wire sling.

7. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 5, wherein the choke includes a base and an upper cover;

one or a plurality of pair comprised of a narrow opening and a notch abutted to each other is disposed to one side of the base;

the insertion elastic tongue has one end further disposed with a reverse hooking portion to be secured in the narrow opening of the base; and

the other end of the insertion elastic tongue extends into the notch of the base to define a flexible movement limitation.

8. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 6, wherein the choke includes a base and an upper cover;

one or a plurality of pair comprised of a narrow opening and a notch abutted to each other is disposed to one side of the base;

the insertion elastic tongue has one end further disposed with a reverse hooking portion to be secured in the narrow opening of the base; and

the other end of the insertion elastic tongue extends into the notch of the base to define a flexible movement limitation.

9. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 5, wherein the insertion elastic tongue is folded into a V-shape piece.

10. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 6, wherein the insertion elastic tongue is folded into a V-shape piece.

11. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 7, wherein the insertion elastic tongue is folded into a V-shape piece.

12. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 8, wherein the insertion elastic tongue is folded into a V-shape piece.

13. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 1, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

14. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 2, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

15. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 3, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

16. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 4, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

17. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 5, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

18. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 6, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

19. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 7, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

20. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 8, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

21. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 9, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

22. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 10, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

23. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 11, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.

24. The multi-purpose portable alarm as claimed in claim 12, wherein the free end of the short side of the hook is externally threaded, and the respective end of the screw sleeve is internally threaded.