Air conditioning bee suit

Abstract

The invention discloses an air conditioning bee suit. The air conditioning bee suit comprises a hood, a suit body, gloves and boots, wherein the hood, the suit body, the gloves and the boots are integrally connected through sealed sewing; a PVC (polyvinyl chloride) helmet is mounted in the hood, and a convex high-density stainless steel wire fine mesh is arranged on the face of the hood; the suit body comprises a suit jacket and suit trousers, and internal reinforcing patches are arranged on front and back shoulders, rear pieces of sleeves, front pieces of legs and buttocks; fastening bands or a belt are arranged on arm parts, crus parts and waist part of the suit body respectively; a zipper is arranged on the front left side of the suit body; three fans are arranged on the back part of the suit body, two fans supply air continuously and initiatively to inside of the suit body through a mobile power supply placed in a pocket of the suit body, and the other fan is not connected with a power supply but serves as an air outlet to exhaust air in the closed environment of the back part of the suit body, so that air in the suit body and outside air form circulation. The air conditioning bee suit prevents sting, is fitted and light and has high safety and comfort.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a protective clothing, in particular to an air-conditioning bee-proof clothing. Background technique [0002] The honey-harvesting season of beekeeping is generally in midsummer. The beekeepers will wear anti-bee suits during the entire operation to prevent bee stings. The traditional anti-bee suits basically use coated cloth. After wearing them, they only have faces. The part will be breathable, so that the fully enclosed bee-proof clothing will easily cause the wearer to sweat a lot in midsummer, and dehydration and coma in severe cases. On the afternoon of October 11, 2011, when the Huaichuan Squadron of the Liuyang Public Security Fire Brigade wiped out the hornet's nest at Taiping Bridge, an operating firefighter was stung by a hornet during his work. The firefighter fell into a coma and was sent to the hospital for rescue. Fuzzy, has fallen into a state of shock. [0003] There are currently two types of anti-bee suits on the ...

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Problems solved by technology

This design also causes the zipper to be pulled open or cracked when the operator’s arms are straightened or bent over, causing the zipper to be pulled open or cracked. , the heat emitted by the human body cannot be quickly discharged, it will still make people feel stuffy and uncomfortable in the inner space, and the effect of preventing a lot of sweating is not good

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