Fire rescue communication backpack
By designing a layered and partitioned fire rescue communication backpack and solar charging panel slots, the problem of low efficiency in storing and carrying communication equipment was solved, thereby improving rescue efficiency and communication reliability.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- 四会市消防救援大队(四会市消防救援局)
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-27
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-21
AI Technical Summary
In traditional fire and rescue operations, various communication equipment come in different sizes and shapes, and there is a lack of a unified portable storage and transportation solution, resulting in low efficiency for rescuers in carrying and using them.
A fire rescue communication backpack was designed, which adopts a layered and partitioned structure to store drones, surveillance balls, individual soldier equipment, etc., and is equipped with a solar charging panel slot to provide continuous power supply.
It enables convenient classification, storage, and management of communication equipment, improves the operational efficiency of rescue personnel, and ensures reliable and continuous communication through solar charging panels.
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Abstract
Claims
1. A fire rescue communication backpack comprising a backpack body, characterized in that, The backpack body is divided into multiple storage areas, including a top compartment and a front compartment. The top compartment is located at the upper part of the backpack body and serves as a storage area for drones, used to store drones and drone-related accessories. The front compartment is located at the front of the backpack body; the front compartment is divided into a middle area and two side areas. The middle area of the front compartment is divided into an upper area and a lower area. The upper area serves as a storage area for PTZ cameras, used to store PTZ cameras and PTZ camera-related accessories; the lower area serves as a storage area for individual soldier equipment, used to store individual soldier equipment and individual soldier equipment-related accessories; the two side areas of the front compartment are used as storage areas for sundries.
2. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 1, wherein, Two first partitions are longitudinally and detachably arranged on the inner wall of the front compartment. The two ends of the first partitions are adhesively connected to the inner wall of the front compartment. The two first partitions divide the front compartment into a middle area and two side areas. The two side areas of the front compartment include a left side area and a right side area.
3. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 2, wherein, A second partition is transversely and detachably arranged in the middle area of the front compartment. The two ends of the second partition are adhesively connected to the side walls of the two first partitions respectively. The second partition divides the middle area of the front compartment into an upper area and a lower area. The upper area serves as a storage area for PTZ cameras, and the lower area serves as a storage area for individual soldier equipment.
4. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 3, wherein, At least one third partition is detachably arranged in the two side areas of the front compartment.
5. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 4, wherein, At least one fourth partition is detachably arranged in the top compartment.
6. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 5, wherein, The first partition, the second partition, the third partition, and the fourth partition are all in an "L" shape, with hook surfaces of magic tapes arranged at both ends, and the remaining areas are loop surfaces; the inner walls of the front compartment and the top compartment are both arranged as loop surfaces.
7. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 3, wherein, A detachable strap is also arranged at the top of the storage area for PTZ cameras. The two ends of the strap are connected to the side walls of the two first partitions respectively.
8. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 1, wherein, The backpack body also includes a back cover, located at the back of the backpack body. The back cover is connected to the part of the backpack body in front of it by a zipper.
9. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 8, wherein, A solar charging panel slot is arranged on the inner side of the back cover, used to insert a solar charging panel; electrodes are arranged inside the solar charging panel slot, and the electrodes of the solar charging panel slot and the electrodes of the solar charging panel are in corresponding positions.
10. The fire rescue communication backpack of claim 9, wherein, At the entrance of the solar charging panel slot, a buckle is arranged, and the buckle is adhesively connected to a sticker arranged outside the solar charging panel slot.