An alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment
By installing splicing pole components and pull rope components on small base stations, combined with the design of alarm components, the problems of alarm signals being easily disconnected and interfered with in small base station security systems have been solved, achieving an effective alarm effect.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202310844363.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-07-11
- Publication Date
- 2025-10-31
- Estimated Expiration
- 2043-07-11
AI Technical Summary
In existing security systems using small base stations, alarm signal transmission lines are easily disconnected and are greatly affected by signal jammers, resulting in limited alarm effectiveness.
The system employs a splicing rod assembly composed of multiple rod units, a pull rope assembly with a rope body as the main body, and an alarm assembly positioned at the top. The alarm assembly has a built-in power supply component, which emits sound and/or light to trigger an alarm when tilted. The pull rope assembly connects the rod units, and opening the cabinet door causes the splicing rod assembly to bend, triggering the alarm.
It effectively solves the problems of alarm signal transmission lines being easily disconnected and affected by signal jammers, and achieves good alarm effect of base station alarm device.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of alarm equipment technology, and in particular to an alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment. Background Technology
[0002] With the development of the information society and the increasing communication needs of the general public, the demand for mobile communication has seen explosive growth. In order to meet market demand and competition, improve network quality, and alleviate regional network congestion, operators have increased investment, deploying a certain number of large base stations as well as a large number of small and micro base stations.
[0003] The protection of existing small base stations is not adequate, and communication network base station equipment is valuable. Driven by profit, base stations are frequently stolen. Current technology typically addresses this problem by installing alarms composed of various sensors at the base station. When the base station is compromised, the alarm sounds and transmits the alarm signal to the control room. However, to avoid triggering the alarm, thieves may disconnect the transmission and power lines, carry signal jammers, or hack into the control computer to intercept the alarm, rendering it ineffective.
[0004] Therefore, there is a need for an alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment, where the alarm signal transmission line is not easily disconnected and is less affected by signal jammers. Summary of the Invention
[0005] This application provides an alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment, which solves the technical problem of limited alarm effect in existing small base station security systems due to the easy disconnection of alarm signal transmission lines and the great influence of signal jammers; and achieves the technical effect of good alarm effect of base station alarm device.
[0006] This application provides an alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment, including a pull rope assembly, a splicing rod assembly, and an alarm assembly;
[0007] The splicing rod assembly has a total length of more than 3 meters and includes a base rod, a rod body unit, and a top rod, all of which are tubular.
[0008] The base rod is fixed to the top of the storage cabinet; the number of rod units is three or more, and both the top and bottom are curved surfaces;
[0009] The pull rope assembly includes an elastic rope, a pull rope, and a compression fixing block;
[0010] The cabinet has a support cavity, which is provided with through holes and through slots;
[0011] One end of the elastic rope is fixed to the cabinet door, and the other end passes through the through hole into the bearing cavity;
[0012] The pulling rope is a non-elastic rope, with one end fixed to the elastic rope and the other end fixed to the top rod;
[0013] The compression fixing block is fixed on the cabinet door, and the pull rope is compressed and fixed when the cabinet door is closed;
[0014] The alarm component includes a carrier frame, a power supply component, and a circuit connection component, and also includes a light-emitting unit and / or a sound-emitting unit.
[0015] The support frame is positioned on the top rod;
[0016] The circuit connection component includes a fixed block, a swing rod, a rod head contact, and a conductive ring. The fixed block and the conductive ring are both fixed on the support frame. The swing rod is vertically arranged with a rod head contact at the bottom and a ball joint at the top. When the alarm component is tilted to a specific angle, the rod head contact and the conductive ring make contact, and the alarm circuit is connected.
[0017] Preferably, an auxiliary flexible plate is fixed at the contact position between the pull rope and the bearing plate. The auxiliary flexible plate is fixed on the pull rope to facilitate the compression fixing block to fix the pull rope by compression.
[0018] Preferably, the pull rope assembly further includes a reversing wheel; the reversing wheel is rotatably connected inside the bearing cavity and is used to guide the pull rope so that the pull rope passes between the through groove and the bearing plate.
[0019] Furthermore, the base rod is provided with a through hole whose axis coincides with its own axis, and this through hole communicates with the internal space of the bearing cavity;
[0020] The top of the base rod is an arc surface;
[0021] The rod unit is rod-shaped, and there are three or more of them. Each rod unit has a central hole whose axis coincides with its own axis, and the central hole runs through the entire rod unit.
[0022] The top and bottom of the rod unit are both curved surfaces, namely the top curved surface and the bottom curved surface, which can cooperate with each other. The bottom curved surface can cooperate with the top surface of the base rod, and the bottom curved surface can cooperate with the bottom surface of the top rod. The bottom surface of the top rod is curved, and the top is positioned on the alarm component. The pull rope is fixed to the top rod.
[0023] Preferably, the inner diameter of the central hole is 3 cm or more.
[0024] Preferably, the support frame is further positioned with a counterweight block, which is located on one side of the support frame and is used to give the entire splicing rod assembly a tendency to tilt in a specific direction.
[0025] Preferably, it also includes an automatic ejection assembly, wherein the support frame is provided with a buffer airbag to prevent the alarm assembly from being damaged by impact;
[0026] The automatic ejection assembly includes an energy storage assembly and a limiting assembly;
[0027] The energy storage assembly includes a support tube, a sliding plate, a spring, a pull rope, and a winding assembly;
[0028] The supporting tube is fixed on the top rod and is a tube closed at one end, with the same axial direction as the top rod;
[0029] The sliding plate is slidably positioned on the inner wall of the bearing tube;
[0030] The spring is a compression spring, located at the bottom of the sliding plate, used to accumulate and release elastic potential energy;
[0031] The winding assembly is positioned on the carrier tube and has a roller structure, including a handle;
[0032] One end of the pull rope is fixed to the bottom of the sliding plate, and the other end is fixed to the winding assembly; when the handle is turned, the sliding plate moves down, and the spring accumulates elastic potential energy.
[0033] The main body of the limiting component is a sliding pin, which is fixed on the bearing tube. The limiting component includes a limiting plate, a guide frame, a compression spring, and a pull rope.
[0034] The guide frame is fixed to the side wall of the supporting tube and is a tubular or frame structure; the limiting plate is slidably positioned on the guide frame and a compression spring is positioned between the two; one end of the pull rope is fixed to the limiting plate and the other end is fixed to the base rod.
[0035] Under normal conditions, the limiting plate extends out of the guide frame to restrict the sliding plate from sliding; when the splicing rod assembly is bent to a specific angle, the limiting plate is pulled away from the sliding plate.
[0036] Preferably, a wireless signal transmitter is fixed on the carrier frame, and the alarm signal continues to be transmitted after the signal shielding area is popped out.
[0037] Preferably, multiple alarm components in a base station are connected together by an elastic rope, and when one of them alarms, it will trigger a short-term group alarm.
[0038] Preferably, it also includes an air pump assembly;
[0039] The pull rope is a long, non-elastic bladder that expands into a cylindrical shape.
[0040] The air pump assembly is located inside the bearing cavity and is used to inflate the pull rope in a timely manner to improve the stability of the splicing rod assembly.
[0041] The air pump assembly includes an air pump, a control switch, an annular magnet assembly, and a sealing ring;
[0042] The control switch is a push-button switch, located on the cabinet door or cabinet body, and controls the air pump to run for a specific time after the cabinet door is closed;
[0043] The air pump is connected to a bag-shaped pull rope via an air delivery tube;
[0044] A ring magnet assembly is positioned at the connection point between the gas delivery tube and the bag-shaped pull rope. The ring magnet assembly consists of two ring magnets, which are respectively fixed to the gas delivery tube and the bag-shaped pull rope, and can be attracted together, with at least one of them having a sealing ring positioned on it.
[0045] One or more technical solutions provided in the embodiments of this application have at least the following technical effects or advantages:
[0046] A theft alarm is achieved by installing a splicing rod assembly composed of multiple pole units, a pull rope assembly (mainly a rope), and an alarm component positioned on top of the splicing rod assembly on the cabinet where communication equipment is stored in the base station. The splicing rod assembly is longer than 3 meters and positioned on the top of the cabinet. The alarm component has an internal power supply component, and it emits sound and / or light when tilted to a specific angle. The pull rope assembly connects the pole units; when the cabinet door is opened, the total length of the pull rope assembly increases, causing the splicing rod assembly to bend and the alarm component to change angle, thus triggering the alarm. This effectively solves the technical problem of limited alarm effect in existing small base station security systems due to the easy disconnection of alarm signal transmission lines and the significant impact of signal jammers. Thus, a high-performance alarm effect is achieved for the base station alarm device. Attached Figure Description
[0047] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the alarm device of the present invention applicable to security network communication equipment;
[0048] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the storage cabinet structure of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0049] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the pull rope assembly of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0050] Figure 4 This is a simplified structural diagram of the pull rope assembly of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0051] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the alarm component of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0052] Figure 6This is a schematic diagram of the alarm component of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0053] Figure 7 This is a simplified structural diagram of the circuit connection component of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0054] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the pole unit of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0055] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the pole unit of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0056] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the automatic ejection assembly of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0057] Figure 11 This is a simplified structural diagram of the automatic ejection assembly of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0058] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the changing states of the pull rope in the alarm device of the present invention, applicable to security network communication equipment;
[0059] Figure 13 This is a simplified structural diagram of the air pump assembly of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention;
[0060] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram showing the positional relationship between the pole unit and the pull rope of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment according to the present invention.
[0061] In the picture:
[0062] Base 100, platform 110, fixture 120, wiring conduit 130;
[0063] Storage cabinet 200, cabinet body 210, cabinet door 220, lock 230;
[0064] Network communication component 300;
[0065] Pull rope assembly 400, elastic rope 410, pull rope 420, bearing cavity 430, through hole 431, reversing wheel 440, compression fixing block 450, bearing plate 460;
[0066] Splicing rod assembly 500, base rod 510, rod body unit 520, center hole 521, top arc surface 522, bottom arc surface 523, top rod 530;
[0067] Alarm component 600, support frame 610, light-emitting unit 620, sound-emitting unit 630, power supply component 640, wireless signal transmitter 650, circuit connection component 660, fixing block 661, swing rod 662, rod head contact 663, conductive ring 664, support frame 665, wire 666, counterweight block 670, buffer airbag 680;
[0068] Automatic ejection assembly 700, energy storage assembly 710, bearing tube 711, spring 712, pull rope 713, winding assembly 714, limiting assembly 720, limiting plate 721, guide frame 722, compression spring 723, pull rope 724, sliding plate 730;
[0069] Air pump assembly 800, air pump 810, control switch 820, one-way valve 830, annular magnet assembly 840, first magnet 841, second magnet 842, sealing ring 850. Implementation
[0070] To facilitate understanding of the present invention, a more complete description of this application will be given below with reference to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate preferred embodiments of the invention. However, the invention can be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided to enable a more thorough and complete understanding of the disclosure of the present invention.
[0071] It should be noted that the terms "vertical," "horizontal," "up," "down," "left," "right," and similar expressions used in this article are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the only possible implementation.
[0072] Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention pertains; the terminology used herein in the description of the invention is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to limit the invention; the term "and / or" as used herein includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
[0073] Please see Figure 1This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment of the present invention. The alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment of this application uses a splicing rod assembly 500 composed of multiple rod units 520 spliced together, a pull rope assembly 400 with the main body being a rope, and an alarm component 600 positioned on top of the splicing rod assembly 500 to provide a theft alarm on the cabinet where the communication equipment is stored in the base station. The total length of the splicing rod assembly 500 is greater than 3 meters and is positioned on the top of the cabinet. The alarm component 600 is equipped with a power supply component 640, which emits sound and / or light to provide an alarm when tilted to a specific angle. The pull rope assembly 400 connects the rod units 520 together. When the cabinet door is opened, the total length of the pull rope assembly 400 increases, the splicing rod assembly 500 bends, causing the angle of the alarm component 600 to change, thereby triggering the alarm. This achieves the technical effect of good alarm effect of the base station alarm device. Example
[0074] like Figure 1 As shown, the alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment is positioned on the storage cabinet 200 and includes a pull rope assembly 400, a splicing rod assembly 500, and an alarm assembly 600.
[0075] like Figure 2 As shown, the storage cabinet 200 is used to store network communication components 300 and is fixed on the base 100. The storage cabinet 200 includes a cabinet body 210, a cabinet door 220, and a lock 230. The cabinet door 220 is rotatably connected to or slidably positioned on the cabinet body 210. The base 100 is fixed to the ground and includes a platform 110, a fixing body 120, and a wiring conduit 130. The platform 110 serves a load-bearing function and is fixed to the ground by the fixing body 120, which is preferably a steel bar. The wiring conduit 130 is fixed on the platform 110 to facilitate the laying of lines.
[0076] like Figure 1 , Figure 3 and Figure 4As shown, the pull rope assembly 400 includes an elastic rope 410, a pull rope 420, a reversing wheel 440, a compression fixing block 450, and a support plate 460. The cabinet body 210 has a support cavity 430 inside for supporting the pull rope assembly 400. The support cavity 430 has a through hole 431 and a through groove on the wall near the cabinet door 220 for the elastic rope 410 to pass through. The through groove facilitates the insertion of the compression fixing block 450 into the support cavity 430. The elastic rope 410 is a rubber rope that is always taut (with room for further elongation, not near breakage). One end is fixed to the cabinet door 220 and passes through the through hole 431 into the support cavity 430. The pull rope 420 is a non-elastic rope, with one end fixed... The elastic rope 410 is fixed at one end away from the cabinet door 220, and the other end is fixed to the top rod 530 of the splicing rod assembly 500; the connection position of the elastic rope 410 and the pull rope 420 is located inside the bearing cavity 430 and close to the bearing plate 460; the reversing wheel 440 is rotatably connected inside the bearing cavity 430 to guide the pull rope 420 so that the pull rope 420 passes between the through groove and the bearing plate 460; the pressing and fixing block 450 is fixed on the cabinet door 220, preferably made of rubber, and is used to press the pull rope 420 onto the bearing plate 460 after the cabinet door 220 is closed, thereby fixing the pull rope 420; the bearing plate 460 is fixed inside the bearing cavity 430 to assist in fixing the pull rope 420.
[0077] Preferably, the bearing cavity 430 is a rectangular compartment, positioned at the top of the internal space of the cabinet 210.
[0078] Preferably, an auxiliary soft plate is fixed at the contact position between the pull rope 420 and the bearing plate 460. The auxiliary soft plate is fixed on the pull rope 420 to facilitate the compression fixing block 450 to fix the pull rope 420 by compression.
[0079] The splicing rod assembly 500 is positioned on top of the storage cabinet 200, and its main body is rod-shaped with a total length greater than 3 meters. The splicing rod assembly 500 includes a base rod 510, a rod body unit 520, and a top rod 530. The base rod 510 is fixed to the top of the storage cabinet 200, and has a through hole whose axis coincides with its own axis, communicating with the internal space of the bearing cavity 430. The top of the base rod 510 is an arc surface. Figure 8 and Figure 9As shown, the rod unit 520 is rod-shaped, and there are three or more of them. Each rod unit 520 has a central hole 521 whose axis coincides with its own axis, and the central hole 521 penetrates the entire rod unit 520. The top and bottom of the rod unit 520 are both arc surfaces, namely the top arc surface 522 and the bottom arc surface 523, which can cooperate with each other. The bottom arc surface 523 can cooperate with the top surface of the base rod 510, and the bottom arc surface 523 can cooperate with the bottom surface of the top rod 530. The bottom surface of the top rod 530 is arc surface, and the top is positioned on the alarm component 600. The pull rope 420 is fixed to the top rod 530.
[0080] Preferably, the inner diameter of the central hole 521 is 3 cm or more.
[0081] like Figures 5 to 7 As shown, the alarm component 600 is used to issue an alarm and includes a support frame 610, a light-emitting unit 620, a sound-emitting unit 630, a power supply component 640, and a circuit connection component 660. The support frame 610 is a frame structure used to support the light-emitting unit 620, the sound-emitting unit 630, the power supply component 640, and the circuit connection component 660. The support frame 610 is positioned on the top of the top rod 530. The light-emitting unit 620 is fixed on the support frame 610 and is preferably a lamp. The sound-emitting unit 630 is preferably a speaker capable of emitting an alarm sound. The power supply component 640 is used to provide power to the light-emitting unit 620 and the sound-emitting unit 630 and is preferably a battery. The circuit connection component 660 serves to connect the circuit between the power supply component 640 and the light-emitting unit 620 and the sound-emitting unit 630 in a timely manner, thereby causing them to issue an alarm. Further, the circuit connection component 660 includes a fixing block 66. 1. A swing rod 662, a rod head contact 663, a conductive ring 664, a support frame 665, and a wire 666; the fixing block 661 is fixed on the bearing frame 610; the swing rod 662 is vertically arranged, with the top ball joint on the swing rod 662; the rod head contact 663 is positioned at the end of the swing rod 662 away from the swing rod 662; the conductive ring 664 is annular or ring-shaped, made of conductive material, and is fixed on the bearing frame 610 by the support frame 665, and the connection point at the top of the swing rod 662 is located on the axis of the conductive ring 664; the wire 666 is used to transmit electrical energy. When the alarm assembly 600 is tilted to a specific angle (the specific angle is determined according to actual needs and is related to the installation environment and the rod unit 520, preferably 30 degrees), the rod head contact 663 and the conductive ring 664 contact, the wire 666 is connected, and the light-emitting unit 620 and the sound-emitting unit 630 are energized and operate.
[0082] Preferably, the support frame 610 is spherical in shape.
[0083] When the solution of this application embodiment is executed:
[0084] Under normal conditions, the splicing rod assembly 500 is nearly vertical. When inspection and maintenance are required, the operator first sits on the aerial work platform and holds the alarm assembly 600 or fixes the alarm assembly 600 on the aerial work platform, and then opens the cabinet door for inspection.
[0085] If a theft occurs, the thief opening the cabinet door 220 will cause the pull rope 420 to lose the fixation of the compression block 450; at this time, the splicing rod assembly 500 will bend due to factors such as wind and its own center of gravity (the bending force overcomes the elasticity of the elastic rope 410 and stretches the elastic rope 410), and the alarm component 600 will sound an alarm; at this time, even if the cabinet door 220 is closed or the elastic rope 410 is cut, the alarm will not be eliminated.
[0086] Preferably, the support frame 610 is further positioned with a counterweight block 670, which is located on one side of the support frame 610 and is used to give the entire splicing rod assembly 500 a tendency to tilt in a specific direction (determined according to actual conditions).
[0087] The technical solutions described in the embodiments of this application have at least the following technical effects or advantages:
[0088] This invention solves the technical problem of limited alarm effect in existing small and medium-sized base station security systems due to the easy disconnection of alarm signal transmission lines and the significant impact of signal jammers; and achieves a high-performance alarm effect for base station alarm devices. Example
[0089] To further prevent thieves from damaging the alarm component 600 after opening the cabinet door (the height of the alarm component 600 reduces the risk of damage to some extent), thus affecting the alarm (stopping the alarm from functioning), this embodiment adds an automatic ejection component 700 to the above embodiment, and provides a buffer airbag 680 on the support frame 610 to prevent the alarm component 600 from being damaged by impact; after the splicing rod assembly 500 is bent to a specific angle (preferably 30 degrees), the alarm component 600 is ejected and the alarm continues to function; specifically:
[0090] like Figure 10 and Figure 11As shown, the automatic ejection assembly 700 includes an energy storage assembly 710 and a limiting assembly 720; the energy storage assembly 710 includes a supporting tube 711, a sliding plate 730, a spring 712, a pull rope 713, and a retraction assembly 714; the supporting tube 711 is fixed on the top rod 530, and is a tube closed at one end, with its axial direction the same as the top rod 530; the sliding plate 730 is slidably positioned on the inner wall of the supporting tube 711; the spring 712 is a compression spring, positioned at the bottom of the sliding plate 730, used to accumulate and release elastic potential energy; the retraction assembly 714 is positioned on the supporting tube 711, and is a roller structure including a handle; one end of the pull rope 713 is fixed to the bottom of the sliding plate 730, and the other end is fixed to the retraction assembly 714; when the handle is rotated, the sliding plate 710... As the spring 712 moves downward, it accumulates elastic potential energy. The main body of the limiting component 720 is a sliding pin, fixed on the bearing tube 711. The limiting component 720 includes a limiting plate 721, a guide frame 722, a compression spring 723, and a pull rope 724. The guide frame 722 is fixed on the side wall of the bearing tube 711 and is a tubular or frame structure. The limiting plate 721 is slidably positioned on the guide frame 722, and the compression spring 723 is positioned between the two. One end of the pull rope 724 is fixed on the limiting plate 721, and the other end is fixed on the base rod 510. Under normal conditions, the limiting plate 721 extends out of the guide frame 722 to restrict the sliding plate 730 from sliding. When the splicing rod assembly 500 is bent to a specific angle (preferably 30 degrees), the limiting plate 721 is pulled away from the sliding plate 730.
[0091] Preferably, a wireless signal transmitter 650 is fixed on the carrier frame 610, which continues to transmit alarm signals after the signal shielding area is popped out.
[0092] Preferably, multiple alarm components 600 in a base station are connected together by an elastic rope, and when one of them alarms, a short-term group alarm will be triggered. Example
[0093] To improve the stability of the splicing rod assembly 500 under normal conditions, this embodiment adds an air pump assembly 800 to the above embodiment and modifies the pull rope 420 into a bladder structure; specifically:
[0094] like Figures 12 to 14 As shown, the pull rope 420 is a long, non-elastic bladder that expands into a cylindrical shape.
[0095] The air pump assembly 800 is positioned inside the bearing cavity 430 and is used to inflate the pull rope 420 in a timely manner to improve the stability of the splicing rod assembly 500. The air pump assembly 800 includes an air pump 810, a control switch 820, a one-way valve 830, an annular magnet group 840, and a sealing ring 850. The control switch 820 is a push-button switch, positioned on the cabinet door 220 or cabinet body 210. After the cabinet door 220 is closed, it controls the air pump 810 to run for a specific time (inflating the bag-shaped pull rope 420) and then stops running. The one-way valve 830 is positioned on the air outlet of the air pump 810. The air pump 810 is connected to the bag-shaped pull rope 420 through an air supply pipe. The air supply pipe and the bag-shaped pull rope... The pull rope 420 is connected to a ring magnet assembly 840, which consists of two ring magnets, namely a first magnet 841 and a second magnet 842. The two are fixed to the gas supply pipe and the bag-shaped pull rope 420 respectively, and can be attracted together. At least one of them is equipped with a sealing ring 850. When the cabinet door 220 is closed, the first magnet 841 and the second magnet 842 are attracted together. When the cabinet door 220 is open, if the pull rope 420 is displaced (i.e., the splicing rod assembly 500 is bent), the first magnet 841 and the second magnet 842 will disengage, the gas inside the bag-shaped pull rope 420 can be output, and the bag-shaped pull rope 420 will lose its supporting effect.
[0096] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the invention. For those skilled in the art, the present invention can have various modifications and variations. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. An alarm device suitable for security network communication equipment, characterized in that, Includes a pull rope assembly (400), a splicing rod assembly (500), and an alarm assembly (600); The splicing rod assembly (500) has a total length of more than 3 meters and includes a base rod (510), a rod body unit (520), and a top rod (530), all of which are tubular. The base rod (510) is fixed to the top of the storage cabinet (200); the number of rod units (520) is three or more, and the top and bottom are both curved surfaces; The pull rope assembly (400) includes an elastic rope (410), a pull rope (420), and a compression fixing block (450); The cabinet (210) has a bearing cavity (430) positioned on it, and a through hole (431) and a through groove are provided thereon; One end of the elastic rope (410) is fixed to the cabinet door (220), and the other end passes through the through hole (431) into the bearing cavity (430). The pull rope (420) is a non-elastic rope, with one end fixed to the elastic rope (410) and the other end fixed to the top rod (530); The compression fixing block (450) is fixed on the cabinet door (220), and the pull rope (420) is compressed and fixed when the cabinet door (220) is closed; The alarm component (600) includes a carrier frame (610), a power supply component (640), and a circuit connection component (660), and also includes a light-emitting unit (620) and / or a sound-emitting unit (630); The support frame (610) is positioned on the top rod (530); The circuit connection component (660) includes a fixed block (661), a swing rod (662), a rod head contact (663), and a conductive ring (664). The fixed block (661) and the conductive ring (664) are both fixed on the support frame (610). The swing rod (662) is vertically arranged, with a rod head contact (663) at the bottom and a ball joint at the top. When the alarm component (600) is tilted to a specific angle, the rod head contact (663) and the conductive ring (664) come into contact, and the alarm circuit is connected.
2. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 1, characterized in that: An auxiliary soft plate is fixed at the contact position between the pull rope (420) and the bearing plate (460). The auxiliary soft plate is fixed on the pull rope (420) to facilitate the squeezing fixing block (450) to fix the pull rope (420) by squeezing.
3. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The pull rope assembly (400) also includes a reversing wheel (440); the reversing wheel (440) is rotatably connected inside the bearing cavity (430) and is used to guide the pull rope (420) so that the pull rope (420) passes between the through groove and the bearing plate (460).
4. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The base rod (510) is provided with a through hole whose axis coincides with its own axis, and the through hole communicates with the internal space of the bearing cavity (430); The top of the base rod (510) is an arc surface; The rod unit (520) is rod-shaped, and there are three or more of them. Each rod unit has a central hole (521) whose axis coincides with its own axis. The central hole (521) passes through the entire rod unit (520). The top and bottom of the rod unit (520) are both arc surfaces, namely the top arc surface (522) and the bottom arc surface (523), which can cooperate with each other. The bottom arc surface (523) can cooperate with the top surface of the base rod (510), and the bottom arc surface (523) can cooperate with the bottom surface of the top rod (530). The bottom surface of the top rod (530) is arc surface, and the top is positioned on the alarm component (600). The pull rope (420) is fixed on the top rod (530).
5. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The inner diameter of the central hole (521) is 3 cm or more.
6. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The support frame (610) is also positioned with a counterweight block (670), which is located on one side of the support frame (610) and is used to give the entire splicing rod assembly (500) a tendency to tilt in a specific direction.
7. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 6, characterized in that: It also includes an automatic ejection assembly (700), on which a buffer airbag (680) is provided to prevent the alarm assembly (600) from being damaged by impact; The automatic ejection assembly (700) includes an energy storage assembly (710) and a limiting assembly (720); The energy storage assembly (710) includes a support tube (711), a sliding plate (730), a spring (712), a pull rope (713), and a winding assembly (714); The bearing tube (711) is fixed on the top rod (530), and is a tube closed at one end, with the same axial direction as the top rod (530); The sliding plate (730) is slidably positioned on the inner wall of the bearing tube (711); The spring (712) is a compression spring, located at the bottom of the sliding plate (730), used to store and release elastic potential energy; The winding assembly (714) is positioned on the carrier tube (711) and is a roller structure including a handle; One end of the pull rope (713) is fixed to the bottom of the sliding plate (730), and the other end is fixed to the winding assembly (714); when the handle is turned, the sliding plate (730) moves down, and the spring (712) accumulates elastic potential energy. The main body of the limiting component (720) is a sliding pin, which is fixed on the bearing tube (711). The limiting component (720) includes a limiting plate (721), a guide frame (722), a compression spring (723), and a pull rope (724). The guide frame (722) is fixed on the side wall of the bearing tube (711) and is a tubular or frame structure; the limiting plate (721) is slidably positioned on the guide frame (722), and a compression spring (723) is positioned between the two; one end of the pulling rope (724) is fixed on the limiting plate (721), and the other end is fixed on the base rod (510); Under normal conditions, the limiting plate (721) extends out of the guide frame (722) to restrict the sliding plate (730) from sliding; when the splicing rod assembly (500) is bent to a specific angle, the limiting plate (721) is pulled away from the sliding plate (730).
8. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 7, characterized in that: A wireless signal transmitter (650) is fixed on the carrier frame (610), and continues to transmit alarm signals after the signal shielding area is popped out.
9. The alarm device for security network communication equipment as described in claim 7, characterized in that: Multiple alarm components (600) in a base station are connected together by an elastic rope. When one of them alarms, it will trigger a short-term group alarm.
10. The alarm device applicable to security network communication equipment as described in any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: It also includes an air pump assembly (800); The pull rope (420) is a long, non-elastic bladder that expands into a cylindrical shape. The air pump assembly (800) is positioned inside the bearing cavity (430) and is used to inflate the pull rope (420) in a timely manner to improve the stability of the splicing rod assembly (500); The air pump assembly (800) includes an air pump (810), a control switch (820), an annular magnet assembly (840), and a sealing ring (850); The control switch (820) is a push-button switch, located on the cabinet door (220) or cabinet body (210), and controls the air pump (810) to run for a specific time after the cabinet door (220) is closed; The air pump (810) is connected to the bag-shaped pull rope (420) via an air delivery tube; A ring magnet assembly (840) is positioned at the connection point between the gas delivery tube and the bag-shaped pull rope (420). The ring magnet assembly (840) consists of two ring magnets, which are respectively fixed on the gas delivery tube and the bag-shaped pull rope (420) and can be attracted together, with at least one of them having a sealing ring (850).
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