Movable fire monitor

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of fire fighting equipment, and aims to solve the technical problem of how to conveniently carry on the premise of ensuring the safety. In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model provides the movable fire monitor. The utility model comprises a cannon body provided with a first water inlet; the water inlet base comprises a pipeline and a base body arranged at the bottom of the pipeline; a second water inlet and a water outlet are formed in the two ends of the pipeline respectively, and the water outlet is detachably connected with the first water inlet; the bracket comprises a bracket seat, a first bracket leg, a second bracket leg and a locking piece; the seat body is positioned on the bracket seat and is detachably connected with the lug part; the first support leg and the second support leg are both telescopic. The second support leg is rotationally connected to the bottom of the first support leg through a locking piece, and the locking piece is configured to lock the second support leg and the first support leg; the bottoms of the two ends of the first support leg and the second support leg are provided with sharp nails used for gripping the ground. The safety is guaranteed, and carrying is convenient.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of fire-fighting equipment, in particular to a mobile fire-fighting monitor. Background Art

[0002] Fire monitors are essential firefighting equipment for extinguishing fires from a distance. Based on their mounting method, they can be categorized as fixed or mobile. Mobile monitors are those mounted on a removable support or trailer. Mobile monitor technology is currently experiencing rapid development, primarily due to their superior jet performance. They offer longer range and greater flow rates than hoses, enabling remote fire extinguishing and temperature reduction.

[0003] Mobile fire monitors have several advantages when extinguishing fires:

[0004] 1. Mobility: Mobile fire monitors can be carried and moved to the fire scene at any time, especially to corners that are inaccessible to vehicles, and put into use quickly.

[0005] 2. Long-range extinguishing capability: Unlike fire hoses, mobile fire monitors usually have a larger flow rate and a longer range, allowing them to extinguish fires at a greater distance.

[0006] It should be noted that when a fire monitor is spraying a jet, the greater the flow rate and pressure, the greater the recoil. Fixed fire monitors are installed through flanges or threads, and the recoil does not pose too much risk. However, mobile fire monitors are generally grounded through chassis, brackets, etc. Once the recoil is out of control, the overturning of the monitor body can easily cause loss of life and property in the surrounding environment.

[0007] A mobile fire monitor consists of a water inlet base, a monitor body, and a monitor head. The water inlet base includes a water inlet interface and a water outlet interface. There can be one or more water inlets, while there is generally only one water outlet interface. The water inlet base is generally foldable to save transportation space and is required to be as light as possible, while also taking stability into consideration. Light weight affects handling performance, while stability affects the safe use of the mobile fire monitor. It is also ideal if the water inlet base can be quickly separated from the monitor body, allowing it to be disassembled into two parts, effectively distributing the weight and facilitating separate transportation by multiple firefighters for quick installation and deployment.

[0008] The first type of existing mobile fire monitor bases mostly utilizes four to six steel nails anchored to the ground via a bracket. To reduce weight and facilitate transport, the brackets are typically short and foldable. Most currently available models cannot quickly separate the base from the monitor body for separate transport. A small number of models offer separation between the base and the monitor head, but the base and bracket have never been separated. Furthermore, base stability needs to be improved. For example, a longer bracket would provide better stability. However, a longer bracket also increases its weight, making it difficult to separate and transport. Therefore, a mobile fire monitor that can be disassembled for easy transport while ensuring safety and stability is needed. Utility Model Content

[0009] Therefore, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned problems existing in the prior art.

[0010] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides a mobile fire monitor, comprising:

[0011] The gun body is provided with a first water inlet;

[0012] The water inlet base includes a pipe and a base body provided at the bottom of the pipe; a second water inlet and a water outlet are provided at both ends of the pipe, and the water outlet is detachably connected to the first water inlet;

[0013] The bracket includes a bracket seat, a first bracket leg, a second bracket leg and a locking piece; the bracket seat includes a main body and ears connected to both sides of the top of the main body, the seat body is located on the bracket seat and is detachably connected to the ears; the first bracket leg is connected to the bottom of the bracket seat, and the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg are both retractable; the second bracket leg is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first bracket leg through the locking piece, and the locking piece is configured to lock the second bracket leg and the first bracket leg; the bottoms of both ends of the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg are provided with spikes for gripping the ground.

[0014] In one embodiment of the present invention, a sleeve is provided at the bottom of the seat body; a graduated plunger is threadedly connected to the ear; the sleeve is located between the two ears, and the two graduated plungers extend into the two ends of the sleeve respectively, and the two graduated plungers are used to clamp the seat body.

[0015] In one embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of positioning pins are provided on the top of the bracket seat; a plurality of positioning pin holes are provided on the seat body, and the positioning pin holes are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with the positioning pins, and the positioning pins are inserted into the positioning pin holes.

[0016] In one embodiment of the present invention, the locking member is a knob screw with a handle, a threaded hole is provided on the bracket seat, and a connecting hole coaxial with the threaded hole is provided on the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg. The knob screw passes through the connecting hole of the first bracket leg and the connecting hole of the second bracket leg and is connected to the threaded hole.

[0017] In one embodiment of the present invention, two connecting plates are provided at the bottom of the bracket seat along a direction perpendicular to the first bracket leg, and positioning grooves are provided at the bottom of the connecting plates.

[0018] In one embodiment of the present utility model, the telescopic structure of the first bracket leg is: the first bracket leg includes an outer sleeve and an inner sleeve connecting the two ends of the outer sleeve, and the outer sleeve is provided with a first connecting hole; the two ends of the inner sleeve are respectively provided with a second connecting hole; the inner sleeve is sleeved in the outer sleeve, and the first connecting hole and the second connecting hole are fixedly connected by a tightening screw, and a sharp nail is provided at one end of the inner sleeve.

[0019] In one embodiment of the present invention, the telescopic structure of the first bracket leg is the same as the telescopic structure of the second bracket leg.

[0020] In one embodiment of the present invention, the first water inlet is provided with a first KY-type tube thread interface; the second water inlet is provided with a second KY-type tube thread interface that cooperates with the first KY-type tube thread interface.

[0021] In one embodiment of the present invention, the second water inlet is connected to a flexible joint.

[0022] In one embodiment of the present invention, a ball valve for controlling the water inlet switch is provided in the water inlet base near the water inlet.

[0023] The above technical solution of the utility model has the following advantages compared with the prior art:

[0024] The mobile fire monitor described in this utility model allows for quick disassembly and installation of the monitor body and water inlet base, and of the water inlet base and bracket. This allows for the monitor's weight to be divided, making it easier for multiple firefighters to carry it on-site and more quickly reach the deployment point. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the second bracket leg can be folded under the bottom of the first bracket leg, saving space and facilitating transportation. The first and second bracket legs can be retracted to provide a longer and more stable mobile monitor base bracket.

[0025] The three modules—the monitor body, the water inlet base with ball valve, and the legs—can be quickly disassembled and folded, making it easier to transport and move the monitor on-site, allowing for quick deployment to a designated location. Under varying pressures and recoil forces, the monitor can be configured with retractable, longer, and more stable legs, effectively improving safety during use. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0026] In order to make the content of the utility model easier to understand, the utility model is further described in detail below based on the specific embodiments of the utility model in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:

[0027] Figure 1This is a structural diagram of a mobile fire monitor in a preferred embodiment of the present utility model;

[0028] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the structure of the gun body in the mobile fire monitor;

[0029] Figure 3 yes Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the structure of the water inlet base in the mobile fire monitor;

[0030] Figure 4 yes Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the structure of the bracket in the mobile fire monitor;

[0031] Description of the accompanying drawings: 100, gun body; 110, first water inlet;

[0032] 200, water inlet base; 210, pipe; 211, second water inlet; 212, water outlet; 220, seat; 221, sleeve; 222, positioning pin hole; 230, flexible joint; 240, ball valve;

[0033] 300, bracket; 310, bracket seat; 311, body; 312, ear; 313, indexing plunger; 314, positioning pin; 320, first bracket leg; 321, outer sleeve; 322, inner sleeve; 323, tightening screw; 330, second bracket leg; 340, locking piece; 350, spike; 360, connecting plate; 361, positioning groove. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0034] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments so that those skilled in the art can better understand the present invention and implement it. However, the embodiments are not intended to limit the present invention.

[0035] In some comparative embodiments, the base of the mobile fire monitor is put on the ground in the form of a trolley with wheels. This only takes into account the convenience of transportation, but does not take into account the recoil when the water monitor is spraying. Even if the casters have brakes or locking structures, the strong recoil will cause the base or chassis to move continuously backward, and someone must hold it up before it can be used normally. This is actually very dangerous.

[0036] Therefore, in order to ensure safety and facilitate transportation, refer to Figures 1 to 4 As shown, the embodiment of the present utility model provides a mobile fire monitor, comprising:

[0037] The gun body 100 is provided with a first water inlet 110. The gun body 100 is manually controlled, and a user can control the pan and tilt of the gun body 100 using a handle. The pan can be 360 degrees, and the pitch can be approximately -45 degrees to +75 degrees. A valve is also provided at the first water inlet 110 to control the opening and closing of the first water inlet 110.

[0038] The water inlet base 200 includes a pipe 210 and a base 220 located at the bottom of the pipe 210. A second water inlet 211 and a water outlet 212 are located at either end of the pipe 210. The second water inlet 211 is connected to a fire hose. The water outlet 212 is detachably connected to the first water inlet 110. The water inlet base 200 redirects the horizontal incoming water upward and into the gun body 100.

[0039] The bracket 300 includes a bracket base 310, a first bracket leg 320, a second bracket leg 330, and a locking member 340. The bracket base 310 is cast. The bracket base 310 includes a main body 311 and ears 312 connected to both sides of the top of the main body 311. The base 220 is located on the bracket base 310 and is detachably connected to the ears 312. The first bracket leg 320 is connected to the bottom of the bracket base 310 via two M8 screws and the first bracket leg 320 cannot rotate. The first bracket leg 320 and the second bracket leg 330 are both retractable. The second bracket leg 330 is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first bracket leg 320 via the locking member 340, and the locking member 340 is configured to lock the second bracket leg 330 and the first bracket leg 320. The bottoms of both ends of the first bracket leg 320 and the second bracket leg 330 are provided with spikes 350 for gripping the ground. When in working state, the bottom of the spike 350 of the first bracket leg 320 is flush with the bottom of the spike 350 of the second bracket leg 330 .

[0040] In this way, when in operation, the locking member 340 is released, and the second support leg 330 is rotated and extended from the bottom of the first support leg 320 until the two are perpendicular, and then locked with the locking member 340. The length of the first and second support legs 320, 330 can be adjusted according to different pressures and recoil forces. When in transport mode, the ear portion 312 is removed from the base 220, and the water outlet 212 is removed from the first water inlet 110, so that the gun body 100, the water inlet base 200, and the support 300 are separated. After the first and second support legs 320, 330 are retracted, the locking member 340 is released and the second support leg 330 is rotated until it retracts below the first support leg 320.

[0041] Specifically, this embodiment enables rapid disassembly and installation of the monitor body 100 and the water inlet base 200, and of the water inlet base 200 and the bracket 300. This allows for the mobile monitor to be distributed in weight, making it easier for multiple firefighters to carry the monitor separately on-site and facilitating quicker transport to the deployment point. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the second bracket leg 330 can be folded underneath the first bracket leg 320, eliminating space and facilitating transport. The first and second bracket legs 320, 330, are retractable, providing a longer and more stable mobile monitor base bracket.

[0042] The three modules—the cannon body 100, the water inlet base 200, and the bracket 300—can be quickly disassembled and folded, making it easier to transport and move the monitor on-site, allowing for quick deployment to a designated location. To accommodate varying pressures and recoil forces, the monitor can be configured with retractable, longer, and more stable legs, effectively improving safety during use.

[0043] Furthermore, the base 220 is provided with a sleeve 221 at its bottom. An indexing plunger 313 is threadedly connected to the ear 312. The sleeve 221 is positioned between the two ears 312, and two indexing plungers 313 extend into the ends of the sleeve 221, respectively, to clamp the base 220. The indexing plunger 313 is an L-shaped handle-type indexing plunger 313. When the handle is rotated 90° upward, the indexing plunger 313 retracts, allowing the water inlet base 200 and the bracket 300 to be separated. Specifically, this embodiment is convenient and quick to operate, allowing for quick separation of the water inlet base 200 and the bracket 300.

[0044] Furthermore, a plurality of positioning pins 314 are provided on the top of the bracket seat 310; a plurality of positioning pin holes 222 are provided on the seat body 220, and the positioning pin holes 222 are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with the positioning pins 314, and the positioning pins 314 are inserted into the positioning pin holes 222. In some embodiments, the positioning pins 314 are ball-head positioning pins. The tail end of the positioning pin 314 is provided with a threaded hole, and the threaded hole is connected to the screw passing through the bracket seat 310, thereby realizing the connection between the positioning pin 314 and the bracket seat 310. Specifically, the positioning pins 314 provided in this embodiment can provide a quick positioning function when the water inlet base 200 and the bracket 300 are installed, and then facilitate the quick alignment of the indexing plunger 313 and the sleeve 221, thereby realizing the quick installation of the water inlet base 200 and the bracket 300.

[0045] Furthermore, the locking member 340 is a knob screw with a handle. The bracket base 310 is provided with a threaded hole, and the first and second bracket legs 320 and 330 are provided with connecting holes coaxial with the threaded holes. The knob screw passes through the connecting holes of the first and second bracket legs 320 and 330 and connects with the threaded holes. Specifically, by rotating the knob screw in this embodiment, the bracket can be switched to the working state (i.e., unfolding the second bracket leg 330) as follows: loosening the knob screw from the threaded hole, rotating the second bracket leg 330 until it is perpendicular to the first bracket leg 320, and then tightening the knob screw to secure the first and second bracket legs 320 and 330 to the bracket base 310. By rotating the knob screw in this embodiment, the bracket can be switched to the carrying state (i.e., folding and retracting the second bracket leg 330) as follows: loosening the knob screw from the threaded hole, rotating the second bracket leg 330 until it is directly below the first bracket leg 320, and then tightening the knob screw to secure the first and second bracket legs 320 and 330 to the bracket base 310. It can be seen that this embodiment can conveniently and quickly realize the deployment and folding of the first bracket leg 320 and the second bracket leg 330 , has a simple structure, and is convenient and quick to operate.

[0046] Furthermore, two connecting plates 360 are provided at the bottom of the bracket seat 310, perpendicular to the first bracket leg 320. Positioning slots 361 are provided at the bottom of the connecting plates 360. Specifically, in this embodiment, after the second bracket leg 330 is rotated to be perpendicular to the first bracket leg 320, the second bracket leg 330 can be locked in the positioning slots 361, and the knob screw can then be tightened. Thus, the positioning slots 361 provided in this embodiment further limit the position of the second bracket leg 330 in the operating state, preventing rotational displacement.

[0047] Furthermore, the telescopic structure of the first support leg 320 is as follows: the first support leg 320 includes an outer sleeve 321 and an inner sleeve 322 connecting the two ends of the outer sleeve 321. The outer sleeve 321 is provided with a first connection hole; the inner sleeve 322 is provided with a second connection hole at each end. The inner sleeve 322 is inserted into the outer sleeve 321, and the first and second connection holes are fixedly connected by a tightening screw 323. A spike 350 is provided at one end of the inner sleeve 322. Specifically, in this embodiment, the first connection hole connects to the second connection hole at different positions to achieve the telescopic movement of the first support leg 320. In some embodiments, the outer sleeve 321 and the inner sleeve 322 are stainless steel square tubes.

[0048] Furthermore, the telescopic structure of the first support leg 320 is the same as the telescopic structure of the second support leg 330 .

[0049] Furthermore, the first water inlet 110 is provided with a first KY-type threaded connection, while the second water inlet 211 is provided with a second KY-type threaded connection that mates with the first KY-type threaded connection. Specifically, this embodiment utilizes the coordination of the first and second KY-type threaded connections to enable rapid installation and removal of the water inlet base 200 and the cannon body 100. In other embodiments, the water inlet base 200 and the cannon body 100 may also be connected using other detachable methods, such as a snap-fit connection.

[0050] Furthermore, the second water inlet 211 is connected to a flexible joint 230. Specifically, the flexible joint 230 provided in this embodiment is a knot-proof structure, which can prevent the fire hose from being knotted during use after the water inlet is connected to the fire hose.

[0051] Furthermore, a ball valve 240 for controlling the water inlet switch is provided in the water inlet base 200 near the water inlet. The ball valve 240 has a handle, and the water inlet switch is adjusted by the handle.

[0052] Obviously, the above embodiments are merely examples for clarity of explanation and are not intended to limit the implementation methods. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that other variations or modifications based on the above descriptions are possible. It is not necessary and impossible to enumerate all implementation methods here. Obvious variations or modifications arising therefrom remain within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A mobile fire monitor, characterized by: include: The gun body is provided with a first water inlet; The water inlet base comprises a pipe and a base body provided at the bottom of the pipe; a second water inlet and a water outlet are provided at both ends of the pipe, and the water outlet is detachably connected to the first water inlet; The bracket includes a bracket seat, a first bracket leg, a second bracket leg and a locking piece; the bracket seat includes a main body and ears connected to both sides of the top of the main body, the seat body is located on the bracket seat and is detachably connected to the ears; the first bracket leg is connected to the bottom of the bracket seat, and the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg are both retractable; the second bracket leg is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first bracket leg through the locking piece, and the locking piece is configured to lock the second bracket leg and the first bracket leg; the bottoms of both ends of the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg are provided with spikes for gripping the ground.

2. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 1, characterized in that: A sleeve is provided at the bottom of the seat body; a graduated plunger is threadedly connected to the ear portion; the sleeve is located between the two ears, and the two graduated plungers extend into the two ends of the sleeve respectively, and the two graduated plungers are used to clamp the seat body.

3. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 2, characterized in that: A plurality of positioning pins are provided on the top of the bracket seat; a plurality of positioning pin holes are provided on the seat body, and the positioning pin holes are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with the positioning pins, and the positioning pins are inserted into the positioning pin holes.

4. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 1, characterized in that: The locking piece is a knob screw with a handle, a threaded hole is provided on the bracket seat, and a connecting hole coaxial with the threaded hole is provided on the first bracket leg and the second bracket leg. The knob screw passes through the connecting hole of the first bracket leg and the connecting hole of the second bracket leg and is connected to the threaded hole.

5. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 4, characterized in that: Two connecting plates are provided at the bottom of the bracket seat in a direction perpendicular to the first bracket leg, and positioning grooves are provided at the bottom of the connecting plates.

6. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 1, characterized in that: The telescopic structure of the first support leg is as follows: the first support leg includes an outer sleeve and an inner sleeve connecting the two ends of the outer sleeve, and the outer sleeve is provided with a first connecting hole; the two ends of the inner sleeve are respectively provided with second connecting holes; the inner sleeve is sleeved in the outer sleeve, and the first connecting hole and the second connecting hole are fixedly connected by a tightening screw, and the spike is provided at one end of the inner sleeve.

7. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 6, characterized in that: The telescopic structure of the first bracket leg is the same as the telescopic structure of the second bracket leg.

8. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first water inlet is provided with a first KY-type tube thread interface; the second water inlet is provided with a second KY-type tube thread interface that cooperates with the first KY-type tube thread interface.

9. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 8, characterized in that: The second water inlet is connected with a flexible joint.

10. The mobile fire monitor according to claim 1, characterized in that: A ball valve for controlling the water inlet switch is provided in the water inlet base at a position close to the water inlet.

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