Campus park low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment and use method thereof

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of monitoring equipment, particularly relates to campus park low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment and a use method thereof, and aims to solve the problem that existing traditional campus park environment monitoring equipment usually needs to be connected to a mains supply power grid to obtain power support. In order to solve the problem that most of existing monitoring equipment lacks effective protection measures, the invention provides the following scheme that the monitoring equipment comprises a supporting bottom plate, and moving wheels are fixedly mounted at four corners of the bottom of the supporting bottom plate; the protection shell is fixedly installed at the top of the supporting bottom plate, the top of the protection shell is open, and two rotating shafts which are symmetrically arranged rotatably penetrate through the inner walls of the two sides of the protection shell. And the top of the protective shell is provided with an opening, and a rotating shaft and a rotating cover plate rotationally penetrate through the inner walls of the two sides of the protective shell. When the equipment does not work, the rotating cover plate can be closed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of monitoring equipment technology, and in particular to a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses and its usage method. Background Technology

[0002] With increasing societal emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development, low-carbon energy consumption and energy conservation and emission reduction have become crucial goals across various sectors. As densely populated and frequently used environments, campuses are of paramount importance in terms of energy consumption and environmental quality. On one hand, traditional campus environmental monitoring equipment typically requires connection to the municipal power grid, which not only increases energy consumption but is also affected by grid stability and wiring limitations, rendering it unusable in remote or difficult-to-wire areas. On the other hand, most existing monitoring equipment lacks effective protective measures; critical components such as sensors are susceptible to corrosion and damage from the external environment, leading to high failure rates, short lifespans, increased maintenance costs, and greater operational complexity.

[0003] Furthermore, during the construction and planning of campuses, the location of environmental monitoring equipment needs to be flexibly adjusted according to different teaching, research, and living needs. However, some monitoring equipment currently on the market is bulky and inconvenient to move, making it difficult to meet the needs of frequent relocation within campuses. Therefore, developing a device that is low in carbon emissions, easy to move and locate, has comprehensive protective functions, and can effectively monitor the campus environment is of significant practical importance.

[0004] The low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment for campuses proposed in this application is specifically designed to address the aforementioned issues, aiming to provide a more environmentally friendly, convenient, and reliable solution for environmental monitoring in campuses. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to address the shortcomings of existing campus environmental monitoring equipment, which typically requires connection to the municipal power grid for power. Most existing monitoring equipment lacks effective protective measures, and some on the market are bulky and inconvenient to move. Therefore, this invention proposes a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses and its usage method.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] A low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus includes a supporting base plate, with casters fixedly installed at the four bottom corners of the supporting base plate;

[0008] The protective shell is fixedly installed on the top of the supporting base plate. The top of the protective shell is open, and two symmetrically arranged pivots are rotatably passed through the inner walls on both sides of the protective shell.

[0009] Rotate the cover plate, which is then fixedly sleeved onto the outer wall of the two rotating shafts;

[0010] The mounting plate is slidably connected between the inner walls of both sides of the protective housing;

[0011] A monitoring component, located on top of the mounting plate, includes a photovoltaic panel and multiple sensors;

[0012] A braking assembly, located on the bottom inner wall of the protective housing, includes a multi-stage electric telescopic rod;

[0013] A limiting component is provided at the bottom of the supporting base plate for braking after the device is positioned;

[0014] Specifically, by activating the braking assembly, the rotating cover opens to expose the monitoring assembly, and the photovoltaic panel generates electricity to power the sensor, achieving low-carbon energy consumption. At the same time, the limiting assembly contacts the ground braking device to ensure operational stability.

[0015] In one possible design, the monitoring component further includes a battery, the photovoltaic panel is electrically connected to the battery, and multiple sensors are also electrically connected to the battery.

[0016] In one possible design, the braking assembly further includes a push plate, a push block, a support rod, a connecting cross plate, a plug rod, an L-shaped plate, and a socket.

[0017] The piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod is fixedly installed with the push plate. Two symmetrically arranged second springs are fixedly connected between the bottom of the mounting plate and the top of the push plate. The second springs are sleeved on the support rod. The push block is fixedly installed in the middle of the top of the push plate. Two symmetrically arranged support rods are fixedly connected to the top of the push plate. The tops of the two support rods slide through the mounting plate and are fixedly installed with the connecting horizontal plate. Two symmetrically arranged insert rods are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the connecting horizontal plate. L-shaped plates are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the rotating cover plate. Insertion holes are opened inside the L-shaped plates, and the insertion holes engage with the insert rods.

[0018] When the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod rises, the insertion rod moves out of the insertion hole to release the brake.

[0019] In one possible design, the limiting assembly includes a side plate, a limiting plate, a friction protrusion, a limiting rod, a circular plate, and a first spring;

[0020] The supporting base plate has two symmetrically arranged side plates inside. The bottom of the two side plates is fixedly installed with the same limiting plate. The bottom of the limiting plate is fixedly installed with multiple friction protrusions. The top of the limiting plate is fixedly installed with four symmetrical limiting rods. The four limiting rods slide through the supporting base plate and the protective shell. The top of the limiting rods is fixedly installed with a circular plate. The bottom of the circular plate is connected to the bottom inner wall of the protective shell with a first spring. One side of the top of the side plate is an arc surface.

[0021] When the rotating cover is unfolded, it pushes the side plate downward, causing the limiting plate to contact the ground and brake.

[0022] One possible design also includes support columns, side cover plates, and racks;

[0023] Two symmetrically arranged support vertical rods are fixedly connected to the top two sides of the mounting plate. The top of the two support vertical rods on the same side is fixedly installed with the same side cover plate. The side cover plate is fixedly installed with racks on both sides. The racks are located inside the strip-shaped hole of the rotating shaft and mesh with the gear.

[0024] When the mounting plate moves upward, the rack drives the gear to rotate to open the rotating cover.

[0025] One possible design also includes rectangular and curved covers;

[0026] Rectangular covers are fixedly installed on the top two sides of the side cover plate to protect the rack. Four symmetrical arc-shaped covers are fixedly installed on the top of the support base plate to protect the gear.

[0027] In one possible design, it also includes a sealing strip plate, a relief groove, and a sealing rubber strip;

[0028] Sealing strip plates are fixedly installed on the inner walls of both sides of the protective shell, and clearance grooves are opened on both sides of the top of the protective shell. The clearance grooves and sealing strip plates are used in conjunction with the rotating cover plate, and a sealing rubber strip is fixedly installed on one side of the rotating cover plate.

[0029] When the rotating cover is closed, the sealing rubber strip provides a sealing protection.

[0030] In one possible design, it also includes a groove and a slider;

[0031] The protective shell has two symmetrically arranged sliding grooves on both sides, and two symmetrically arranged sliders are fixedly installed on both sides of the mounting plate. The sliders are slidably connected to the inside of the sliding grooves.

[0032] A method for using a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus, based on the aforementioned low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus, includes the following steps:

[0033] S1. Moving Steps: Move the device to the designated location on the campus using the moving wheels;

[0034] S2. Start-up steps: Start the multi-stage electric telescopic rod, causing the piston rod to rise and drive the push plate to move upward. The insertion rod moves out of the insertion hole to release the brake on the rotating cover plate. The push block pushes the mounting plate to move upward. The rack drives the gear to rotate and open the rotating cover plate, revealing the sensor and photovoltaic panel.

[0035] S3. Monitoring steps: The photovoltaic panel generates electricity to power the sensor, which monitors environmental parameters. At the same time, the cover is rotated to open and push the limiting component to make the limiting plate contact the ground braking device.

[0036] S4. Closing procedure: Control the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod to descend, each component moves in the opposite direction, rotate the cover plate to close, insert the rod into the insertion hole to brake, release the contact of the limit plate, and move the equipment to the new position.

[0037] In this application, during use, the device can be moved to a suitable position normally using the casters. After the movement is completed, the multi-stage electric telescopic rod is activated. The piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod drives the push plate to rise. At this time, the push plate drives the push block to rise. The push plate can also drive the two support rods to move upward. At this time, the second spring is compressed, and the support rods drive the connecting horizontal plate to move upward. The connecting horizontal plate drives the two insertion rods to move upward. The insertion rods move out of the insertion hole, thereby releasing the braking state of the L-shaped plate.

[0038] At this point, the top of the push block begins to contact the bottom of the mounting plate, the push block pushes the mounting plate to move upward, the mounting plate drives the support rod to move upward, the support rod drives the side cover plates on both sides to move upward, the side cover plates drive the rectangular cover and rack to move upward, at this time the rack drives the gear to rotate, the gear drives the rotating shaft to rotate, the rotating shaft drives the rotating cover plate to rotate, the rotating cover plate opens outward, and can then rotate into the interior of the clearance groove;

[0039] At this point, the two rotating covers open, and as the mounting plate continues to move upward, the sensors and photovoltaic panels are exposed. The photovoltaic panels can generate photovoltaic power, which is transmitted to the storage battery. The storage battery then powers the sensors and the multi-stage electric telescopic rod, achieving a low-carbon energy consumption effect. Multiple sensors can monitor the environment of the campus.

[0040] Furthermore, after the rotating cover is fully extended, it can push the side plates on both sides to move down. The side plates drive the limiting plate to move down, the limiting plate drives the limiting rod to move down, the limiting rod drives the circular plate to move down, and the circular plate squeezes the first spring. At this time, the limiting plate contacts the ground, which can brake the entire device and ensure the stability of the device.

[0041] Beneficial effects:

[0042] This equipment generates electricity through photovoltaic panels, which is then stored in a battery to power sensors and a multi-stage electric telescopic pole. This design fully utilizes solar energy, a clean energy source, reducing reliance on the traditional power grid and achieving low-carbon energy consumption. It helps reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions on campus, aligning with the development concept of environmental protection and energy conservation.

[0043] The support base is equipped with casters at the four corners, allowing the equipment to be easily moved to suitable locations within the campus, facilitating flexible adjustments to its position based on actual monitoring needs. Simultaneously, the design of the limiting components enables the side plates to be lowered by rotating the cover plate after the device has been moved to the designated position, thus bringing the limiting plate into contact with the ground and braking the entire device. This ensures the stability of the device during operation and solves the problem of easy shaking of mobile equipment after positioning.

[0044] The protective housing has an open top, and rotating shafts and covers run through the inner walls on both sides. When the equipment is not in operation, the rotating covers can be closed to protect the internal monitoring components (sensors, photovoltaic panels, etc.) from damage caused by external environmental factors (such as rain, dust, and impacts), thus extending the equipment's lifespan. Furthermore, the rectangular cover protecting the rack and pinion mechanism, the arc-shaped cover protecting the gears, and the sealing strips and rubber strips further enhance the equipment's protective performance, ensuring stable operation in various environments.

[0045] The entire device features a compact structure with well-designed connections and transmission relationships between its components. The piston rods of the multi-stage electric telescopic rods sequentially drive the movement of components such as the push plate, push block, and support rod, enabling the opening of the rotating cover and the upward movement of the mounting plate, thereby exposing the sensors and photovoltaic panels for operation. This design simplifies operation; a series of actions can be completed simply by activating the multi-stage electric telescopic rods, reducing operational difficulty and labor costs.

[0046] The mounting plate is equipped with multiple sensors, enabling comprehensive environmental monitoring of the campus, including parameters such as air quality, temperature, and humidity. This monitoring data provides a scientific basis for campus management, helping to promptly identify environmental problems and take corresponding measures to improve the campus environment. Attached Figure Description

[0047] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention;

[0048] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional cross-sectional structural diagram of a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention;

[0049] Figure 3 This is an exploded view of the protective shell and supporting base plate in a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention.

[0050] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the side plate and the limiting plate in a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention.

[0051] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the rack and gear in a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention.

[0052] Figure 6 This is an exploded view of the mounting plate and the push plate in a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses proposed in this invention.

[0053] In the diagram: 1. Support base plate; 2. Limiting plate; 3. Moving wheel; 4. Side plate; 5. Protective shell; 6. Rotating cover plate; 7. Multi-stage electric telescopic rod; 8. Slide groove; 9. Mounting plate; 10. Clearance groove; 11. Sealing strip plate; 12. Arc-shaped cover; 13. Gear; 14. Sealing rubber strip; 15. Rotating shaft; 16. Circular plate; 17. First spring; 18. Limiting rod; 19. Friction protrusion; 20. Side cover plate; 21. Rectangular cover; 22. Rack; 23. Connecting horizontal plate; 24. Insert rod; 25. Support rod; 26. Second spring; 27. Push plate; 28. Push block; 29. ​​Sensor; 30. Slider; 31. Insertion hole; 32. L-shaped plate; 33. Supporting vertical rod; 34. Photovoltaic panel; 35. Strip hole. Detailed Implementation

[0054] The technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments.

[0055] In one embodiment: Refer to Figure 1-6The monitoring equipment mainly consists of a supporting base plate 1, a protective shell 5, a rotating cover plate 6, a mounting plate 9, and related components. The supporting base plate 1 serves as the basic support structure for the entire equipment, with casters 3 fixedly installed at its four corners to facilitate movement of the equipment to a suitable location within the campus. Once the equipment is moved to the designated location, a limiting assembly is used to restrict its position. Within the limiting assembly, two side plates 4 are symmetrically arranged inside the supporting base plate 1, and the same limiting plate 2 is fixedly installed at the bottom of the two side plates 4. Multiple friction protrusions 19 are provided at the bottom of the limiting plate 2 to increase friction with the ground. Four symmetrical limiting rods 18 are fixedly installed at the top of the limiting plate 2, and all four limiting rods 18 slide through the supporting base plate 1 and the protective shell 5. A circular plate 16 is fixedly installed at the top of the limiting rods 18, and a first spring 17 is installed between the bottom of the circular plate 16 and the inner wall of the bottom of the protective shell 5. During the movement of the equipment, the side plate 4 is in a higher position. When the rotating cover 6 is fully unfolded, the rotating cover 6 pushes the side plates 4 on both sides to move down. The side plates 4 drive the limiting plate 2 to move down, the limiting plate 2 drives the limiting rod 18 to move down, the limiting rod 18 drives the circular plate 16 to move down, and the circular plate 16 squeezes the first spring 17, so that the limiting plate 2 contacts the ground, thereby braking the entire device and ensuring the stability of the device during operation.

[0056] A protective shell 5 is fixedly installed on the top of the supporting base plate 1. The top of the protective shell 5 is open, and two symmetrically arranged rotating shafts 15 rotatably pass through the inner walls on both sides. A rotating cover plate 6 is fixedly fitted onto the outer wall of each of the two rotating shafts 15. Four symmetrical slotted holes 35 are formed at the top of each rotating shaft 15, located at both ends of the shafts. The ends of the shafts 15 extend into the slotted holes 35. Two symmetrically arranged gears 13 are fixedly fitted onto the outer wall of each rotating shaft 15, located inside the slotted holes 35. Sealing strip plates 11 are fixedly installed on the inner walls on both sides of the protective shell 5. Relief grooves 10 are formed on both sides of the top. The relief grooves 10 and the sealing strip plates 11 cooperate with the rotating cover plate 6. A sealing rubber strip 14 is fixedly installed on one side of the rotating cover plate 6, providing a sealing and protective function when the rotating cover plate 6 is closed.

[0057] A mounting plate 9 is slidably connected between the inner walls of both sides of the protective housing 5. Two symmetrically arranged sliders 30 are fixedly installed on both sides of the mounting plate 9. Two symmetrically arranged sliding grooves 8 are opened on both sides of the protective housing 5, and the sliders 30 are slidably connected inside the sliding grooves 8 to ensure that the mounting plate 9 slides stably up and down within the protective housing 5. A monitoring component for monitoring the environment is set on the top of the mounting plate 9. The monitoring component includes a photovoltaic panel 34 fixedly installed on the top of the mounting plate 9, multiple sensors 29, and a storage battery. The photovoltaic panel 34 is electrically connected to the storage battery, and the multiple sensors 29 are also electrically connected to the storage battery. The photovoltaic panel 34 generates photovoltaic power when the equipment is working and transmits the generated electrical energy to the storage battery for storage. The storage battery powers the sensors 29 and the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7, achieving a low-carbon energy consumption effect. The multiple sensors 29 can monitor environmental parameters of the campus, such as air quality, temperature, and humidity.

[0058] Two symmetrically arranged support rods 33 are fixedly connected to both sides of the top of the mounting plate 9. The top of the two support rods 33 on the same side is fixedly mounted with the same side cover plate 20. Racks 22 are fixedly mounted on both sides of the side cover plate 20, located inside the slotted holes 35 and meshing with the gears 13. Rectangular covers 21 are fixedly mounted on both sides of the top of the side cover plate 20 to protect the racks 22 from external environmental corrosion and damage. Four symmetrically arranged arc-shaped covers 12 are fixedly mounted on the top of the support base plate 1 to protect the gears 13 and improve their service life.

[0059] A method for using a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus, based on the aforementioned low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus, includes the following steps:

[0060] S1. Moving steps: Move the device to the designated location on campus using the moving wheels 3;

[0061] S2. Start-up steps: Start the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7, causing the piston rod to rise and drive the push plate 27 to move upward. The insertion rod 24 moves out of the insertion hole 31 to release the brake on the rotating cover plate 6. The push block 28 pushes the mounting plate 9 to move upward. The rack 22 drives the gear 13 to rotate and open the rotating cover plate 6, exposing the sensor 29 and the photovoltaic panel 34.

[0062] S3. Monitoring steps: The photovoltaic panel 34 generates electricity to power the sensor 29 to monitor environmental parameters. At the same time, the cover plate 6 is rotated to open and push the limit component so that the limit plate 2 contacts the ground braking device.

[0063] S4. Closing procedure: Control the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7 to descend, each component moves in the opposite direction, rotate the cover plate 6 to close, insert the rod 24 into the insertion hole 31 to brake, release the contact of the limit plate 2, and move the equipment to a new position.

[0064] This application can be used in the field of monitoring equipment, or in other fields applicable to this application.

[0065] In another embodiment: Reference Figure 1-6 A low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses is disclosed. In the field of monitoring equipment, a braking assembly for braking a rotating cover plate 6 is installed on the inner bottom wall of a protective housing 5. The braking assembly includes a multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7 fixedly connected to the inner bottom wall of the protective housing 5. A push plate 27 is fixedly mounted on the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7. A push block 28 is fixedly mounted at the top center of the push plate 27, and two symmetrically arranged support rods 25 are fixedly connected to the top. The tops of both support rods 25 slide through a mounting plate 9, and a horizontal plate 23 is fixedly connected to the top of the support rods 25. Two symmetrically arranged second springs 26 are fixedly connected between the bottom of the mounting plate 9 and the top of the push plate 27, and the second springs 26 are sleeved on the support rods 25. Two symmetrically arranged insert rods 24 are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the connecting horizontal plate 23. L-shaped plates 32 are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the rotating cover plate 6. Insertion holes 31 are opened inside the L-shaped plates 32. The insertion holes 31 engage with the insert rods 24. When the equipment is not working, the insert rods 24 are inserted into the insertion holes 31 to brake the L-shaped plates 32, thereby restricting the rotation of the rotating cover plate 6.

[0066] When the equipment is moved to the appropriate position and ready to work, the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7 is activated. The piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7 drives the push plate 27 to rise. The push plate 27 drives the push block 28 to rise, simultaneously moving the two support rods 25 upward, compressing the second spring 26. The support rods 25 move the connecting horizontal plate 23 upward, which in turn moves the two insertion rods 24 upward, causing the insertion rods 24 to move out of the insertion hole 31, releasing the braking state on the L-shaped plate 32. At this time, the top of the push block 28 begins to contact the bottom of the mounting plate 9, pushing the mounting plate 9 upward. The mounting plate 9 moves the supporting vertical rod 33 upward, which in turn moves the side cover plates 20 on both sides upward, and the side cover plates 20 move the rectangular cover 21 and the rack 22 upward. The rack 22 drives the gear 13 to rotate, which in turn drives the rotating shaft 15 to rotate, which in turn drives the rotating cover plate 6 to rotate, opening outward and rotating into the clearance groove 10. As the mounting plate 9 continues to move upwards, the sensor 29 and photovoltaic panel 34 are exposed. The photovoltaic panel 34 begins to generate electricity, powering the sensor 29 and the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7, thus enabling low-carbon energy consumption monitoring of the campus environment. Simultaneously, the rotating cover 6 fully unfolds, pushing the side plate 4 downwards, causing the limiting plate 2 to contact the ground and brake the device, ensuring stable operation. When the device needs to be moved after completing its monitoring work, the piston rod controlling the multi-stage electric telescopic rod 7 descends, causing all components to move in the opposite direction. The rotating cover 6 closes, and the insertion rod 24 re-inserts into the insertion hole 31 to brake the rotating cover 6, releasing the limiting plate 2 from contact with the ground. The device can then be moved to another location using the moving wheels 3.

[0067] However, as is well known to those skilled in the art, the working principles and wiring methods of the photovoltaic panel 34, multiple sensors 29, and battery are commonplace and are all conventional methods or common knowledge. They will not be described in detail here. Those skilled in the art can make any selections according to their needs or convenience.

[0068] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any equivalent substitutions or modifications made by those skilled in the art within the scope of the technology disclosed in the present invention, based on the technical solution and inventive concept of the present invention, should be covered within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for campuses, characterized in that, include: A supporting base plate (1) is provided, and four casters (3) are fixedly installed at the bottom corners of the supporting base plate (1); The protective shell (5) is fixedly installed on the top of the supporting base plate (1). The top of the protective shell (5) is open. Two symmetrically arranged rotating shafts (15) are rotatably passed through the inner walls on both sides of the protective shell (5). Rotate the cover plate (6) and fix it on the outer wall of the two rotating shafts (15); Mounting plate (9) is slidably connected between the inner walls of both sides of the protective housing (5); The monitoring components, located on top of the mounting plate (9), include a photovoltaic panel (34) and multiple sensors (29); The braking assembly, located on the bottom inner wall of the protective housing (5), includes a multi-stage electric telescopic rod (7); A limiting component is provided at the bottom of the support base plate (1) for braking after the device is positioned.

2. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The monitoring component also includes a storage battery, the photovoltaic panel (34) is electrically connected to the storage battery, and the plurality of sensors (29) are all electrically connected to the storage battery.

3. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The braking assembly also includes a push plate (27), a push block (28), a support rod (25), a connecting cross plate (23), a plug rod (24), an L-shaped plate (32), and a socket (31); The piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod (7) is fixedly mounted on the push plate (27). Two symmetrically arranged second springs (26) are fixedly connected between the bottom of the mounting plate (9) and the top of the push plate (27). The second springs (26) are sleeved on the support rods (25). The push block (28) is fixedly mounted in the middle of the top of the push plate (27). Two symmetrically arranged support rods (25) are fixedly connected to the top of the push plate (27). The tops of the two support rods (25) slide. The connecting horizontal plate (23) is fixedly installed through the mounting plate (9). Two symmetrically arranged insert rods (24) are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the connecting horizontal plate (23). L-shaped plates (32) are fixedly installed on both sides of the bottom of the rotating cover plate (6). Insertion holes (31) are opened inside the L-shaped plates (32). The insertion holes (31) are engaged with the insert rods (24). When the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod (7) rises, the insert rods (24) move out of the insertion holes (31) to release the brake.

4. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The limiting assembly includes a side plate (4), a limiting plate (2), a friction protrusion (19), a limiting rod (18), a circular plate (16), and a first spring (17); The supporting base plate (1) has two symmetrically arranged side plates (4) inside. The bottom of the two side plates (4) is fixedly installed with the same limiting plate (2). The bottom of the limiting plate (2) is fixedly installed with multiple friction protrusions (19). The top of the limiting plate (2) is fixedly installed with four symmetrical limiting rods (18). The four limiting rods (18) slide through the supporting base plate (1) and the protective shell (5). The top of the limiting rods (18) is fixedly installed with a circular plate (16). The bottom of the circular plate (16) is provided with a first spring (17) between the bottom of the circular plate (16) and the bottom inner wall of the protective shell (5). The top side of the side plate (4) is an arc surface. When the rotating cover plate (6) is unfolded, it pushes the side plate (4) to move down, so that the limiting plate (2) contacts the ground and brakes.

5. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a support vertical rod (33), a side cover plate (20), and a rack (22); Two symmetrically arranged support rods (33) are fixedly connected to the top two sides of the mounting plate (9). The top of the two support rods (33) on the same side is fixedly installed with the same side cover plate (20). The side cover plate (20) is fixedly installed with racks (22) on both sides. The racks (22) are located inside the strip hole (35) of the rotating shaft (15) and mesh with the gear (13). When the mounting plate (9) moves upward, the rack (22) drives the gear (13) to rotate to open the rotating cover plate (6).

6. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 5, characterized in that, It also includes a rectangular cover (21) and an arc-shaped cover (12); Rectangular covers (21) are fixedly installed on the top two sides of the side cover plate (20). The rectangular covers (21) are used to protect the rack (22). Four symmetrical arc-shaped covers (12) are fixedly installed on the top of the support base plate (1). The arc-shaped covers (12) are used to protect the gear (13).

7. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes a sealing strip plate (11), a relief groove (10), and a sealing rubber strip (14); Sealing strip plates (11) are fixedly installed on the inner walls of both sides of the protective shell (5). Relief grooves (10) are opened on both sides of the top of the protective shell (5). The relief grooves (10) and sealing strip plates (11) are used in conjunction with the rotating cover plate (6). A sealing rubber strip (14) is fixedly installed on one side of the rotating cover plate (6). When the rotating cover (6) is closed, the sealing rubber strip (14) provides sealing protection.

8. The campus low-carbon energy consumption monitoring equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that, The protective shell (5) has two symmetrically arranged sliding grooves (8) on both sides, and two symmetrically arranged sliders (30) are fixedly installed on both sides of the mounting plate (9). The sliders (30) are slidably connected to the inside of the sliding grooves (8).

9. A method of using a low-carbon energy consumption monitoring device for a campus, based on any one of claims 1-8, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: S1. Moving steps: Move the equipment to the designated location on the campus using the moving wheels (3); S2, Start-up steps: Start the multi-stage electric telescopic rod (7) to make the piston rod rise and drive the push plate (27) to move upward. The insertion rod (24) moves out of the insertion hole (31) to release the brake on the rotating cover plate (6). The push block (28) pushes the mounting plate (9) to move upward. The rack (22) drives the gear (13) to rotate and open the rotating cover plate (6) to expose the sensor (29) and photovoltaic panel (34). S3, Monitoring steps: The photovoltaic panel (34) generates electricity to power the sensor (29) to monitor environmental parameters. At the same time, the cover plate (6) is rotated to open and push the limiting component so that the limiting plate (2) contacts the ground braking device. S4. Closing steps: Control the piston rod of the multi-stage electric telescopic rod (7) to descend, each component moves in the opposite direction, rotate the cover plate (6) to close, insert the rod (24) into the insertion hole (31) to brake, release the contact of the limit plate (2), and move the equipment to a new position.

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