A self-contained navigation light

Abstract

A self-contained navigation beacon light disclosed by the present invention comprises a floating body, a bracket is arranged outside the upper end surface of the floating body, a lamp body is arranged at the upper end of the bracket, four symmetrical anchoring rings are arranged on the lower end surface of the floating body, the A storage battery is provided inside the upper end surface of the floating body, and the storage battery is electrically connected to the lamp body. The storage battery is electrically connected, and the lower side of the generator is equipped with a scouring device. The invention uses the wave energy on the water surface and the kinetic energy of the water flow to charge the storage battery of the navigation light. The device is highly integrated, safe and reliable, and does not need external energy sources , can operate independently, saving labor maintenance and later replacement costs.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ships, in particular to a self-supporting beacon light. Background technique [0002] Traditional navigation lights generally rely on solar power. In continuous rainy days or when the solar panel is blocked by other foreign objects, it is easy to have insufficient energy, resulting in failure to provide light, affecting passing ships and causing unnecessary losses. Relying on solar power generation, the power supply method is single, the charging speed is slow, and it cannot be quickly restored to use in a short time when the conditions are met. The present invention illustrates a device capable of solving the above-mentioned problems. Contents of the invention [0003] technical problem: [0004] Traditional navigation lights are generally charged by solar energy, which may cause insufficient energy in continuous rainy days, resulting in failure to turn on the lights, affecting passing ships and caus...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Traditional navigation lights generally rely on solar power. In continuous rainy days or when the solar panel is blocked by other foreign objects, it is easy to have insufficient energy, resulting in failure to provide light, affecting passing ships and causing unnecessary losses. Relying on solar power generation, the power supply method is single, the charging speed is slow, and it cannot be quickly restored to use in a short time when the conditions are met

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