Movable street lamp capable of automatically giving alarm

Abstract

The invention discloses a movable street lamp capable of automatically giving an alarm. The movable street lamp is characterized in that the movable street lamp comprises a base, a lamp post, a lamp holder and rolling wheels; the base is a cube; the four rolling wheels are arranged under the base; the upper portion of the base is connected with the lamp post; the lamp post is perpendicular to thetop face of the base; a supporting rod is connected with the upper portion of the lamp post; the lamp holder is connected with the upper portion of the supporting rod; a position sensor, a single processor, a microprocessor and an alarming device are arranged in the base and are sequentially connected; the movable street lamp further comprises a wireless transmission device and a monitoring center; and the wireless transmission device is connected with the microprocessor. By adopting the position sensor, the single processor, the microprocessor, the wireless transmission device and the controlcenter, the safety of the street lamp is effectively monitored in real time, and the antitheft capacity of the movable street lamp is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a street lamp, in particular to a movable street lamp with automatic alarm. Background technique [0002] Human attempts at artificial lighting on city streets began in the early 15th century. In 1417, in order to brighten the dark nights of London in winter, Henry Barton, the mayor of London, issued an order to hang lamps outdoors for lighting. Later, his initiative was supported by the French. At the beginning of the 16th century, lighting fixtures had to be installed outside the windows facing the streets of Parisian residential houses. At the time of Louis XIV, many street lights appeared on the streets of Paris. In 1667, Louis XIV, known as the "Sun King", also officially promulgated the Urban Road Lighting Act. Legend has it that it was because of the promulgation of this decree that the reign of Louis XIV was called the "Bright Age" in French history. The use of street lamps has continued until today, and various st...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The invention solves the problem that the street lamps in the prior art are placed outdoors for a long time and are easily lost, and provides a movable street lamp with automatic alarm, which can effectively prevent the movable street lamp from being stolen when it is placed outside

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