Safety guide device

Abstract

A safety guide device comprises two or more light emitting lines and a multi-path alternating current driver driving the light emitting lines to work. The light emitting lines which are arranged front and back or arranged left and right in parallel are of an arrow shape. The light emitting lines include the first light emitting line, the second light emitting line, the third light emitting line, the fourth light emitting line, the fifth light emitting line and the sixth light emitting line, wherein the first light emitting line, the second light emitting line and the third light emitting line rotate rightwards to be intertwisted or rotate rightwards to be sequentially wound around a first mandrel or a first core line so as to form a first cable emitting light sequentially section by section; the fourth light emitting line, the fifth light emitting line and the sixth light emitting line rotate leftwards to be intertwisted or rotate leftwards to be sequentially wound around a second mandrel or a second core line so as to form a second cable emitting light sequentially section by section; the first cable emitting light sequentially section by section and the second cable emitting light sequentially section by section are arranged left and right in parallel; the first light emitting line and the fourth light emitting line form an arrow. The safety guide device has the advantages of being simple and reasonable in structure, flexible in operation, clear in guiding and wide in application range.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a safety guide device. Background technique [0002] Safety exits are generally installed in all buildings, halls, halls and various public facilities. These safety exits are basically equipped with fire safety indicators such as emergency lights that automatically start when the power is off. These fire safety indicators are all point-shaped lights Safety guidance facilities. In the corridors of large buildings, especially in mine tunnels and large complex places, these point-like luminescent safety guidance facilities cannot play a continuous guidance function, and are likely to cause command confusion and cause further losses. [0003] Chinese Patent Document No. CN1916679B disclosed on January 19, 2011 an electroluminescent cable that emits light segment by segment, including a luminescent core wire, a guiding wire and a transparent outer layer, wherein at least two groups of luminescent core wires are twisted to each othe...

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Problems solved by technology

In the corridors of large buildings, especially in mine tunnels and large complex places, these point-like luminescent safety guidance facilities cannot provide continuous guidance functions, and are likely to cause command confusion and cause further losses

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