Massager with wires

Abstract

The utility model requests protecting a kind of massager with lead wire, it includes handle, plug-in connector, conducting terminal, lead wire and ground terminal, vibration component is arranged in handle, for driving plug-in connector to produce vibration;Plug-in connector is opened with connecting port, plug-in connector is set on handle by connecting port, plug-in connector is provided with massage surface, conducting terminal is set on massage surface, wire channel is opened in plug-in connector, one end of wire channel is communicated to the massage surface for conducting terminal to pass in, and other end and outside are communicated;Lead wire is passed into wire channel and conducting terminal connection in one end, other end and ground terminal connection, so as to let conducting terminal and ground terminal electrically connected.The massage effect of the application is realized by handle driving plug-in connector vibration, the massage and physiotherapy of massager two parts are separately formed a module and are separately set, so interference is smaller, and it is convenient to repair, plug-in connector is inserted on handle by the form of connecting port, so plug-in connector is more conveniently replaced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of physiotherapy instrument technology, specifically a massager with a wire. Background Technology

[0002] The negative potential therapy device uses its high-voltage electrostatic field to generate effective strong electrical stimulation, enhancing cell vitality, regulating the nervous system, and providing comprehensive and effective treatment for the body. Therefore, this therapy has a wide range of indications for chronic diseases. The technology can be referenced from the multifunctional potential energy pad disclosed in CN1903389A, which includes a pad body containing a potential-conducting metal plate connected to a potential controller. The potential controller generates a negative potential and is positioned between the pad body and a power plug, which provides power. In use, the user conducts the negative potential sequentially through the arms, torso, and feet to the ground via contact with the pad body, forming a current loop and releasing voltage.

[0003] However, existing methods of use can only perform whole-body physiotherapy, not localized physiotherapy. Therefore, the inventors of this application have applied for a physiotherapy-assisted massage device with publication number CN116407769A, which includes "a handle with a massage head mounting slot at one end, a massage head terminal inside the massage head mounting slot; a motor and a grounding terminal electrically connected to the massage head terminal inside the handle; a metal massage head installed in the massage head mounting slot and detachably connected to the motor; the metal massage head electrically connected to the massage head terminal; and a grounding box with a conductive metal cover for grounding, the conductive metal cover being electrically connected to the grounding terminal via a wire." In use, the pad is placed on a chair, and the person sits on the negative potential therapy device. The chair and feet are insulated from the ground by an insulating pad. Then, the physiotherapy-assisted massage device can be used to target specific locations and acupoints on the body, forming a current loop sequentially through the pad, torso, metal massage head, and grounding box, providing more flexible and precise potential therapy. However, the structure of this massage device makes it inconvenient to replace the metal massage head, and the unreasonable structure results in poor therapeutic effects. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model proposes a massager with a wire, which makes it easier to replace the connector. Combined with the spherical conductive terminal, it provides more stable contact with the human body and better therapeutic massage effect.

[0005] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0006] A massager with a wire includes a handle, a connector, a conductive terminal, a wire, and a grounding terminal. The handle contains a vibration component for driving the connector to vibrate.

[0007] The connector has a connection port, and the connector is fitted onto the handle through the connection port. The connector has a massage surface, and conductive terminals are placed on the massage surface. The connector has a wiring channel inside, with one end of the wiring channel connected to the massage surface for the conductive terminals to pass through, and the other end connected to the outside.

[0008] One end of the wire is inserted into the wiring channel and connected to the conductive terminal, and the other end is connected to the grounding terminal, thereby making the conductive terminal and the grounding terminal electrically connected.

[0009] In summary, the above technical solution has the following beneficial effects: The massage effect of this application is achieved by the handle driving the connector to vibrate, and the conductive physiotherapy effect is achieved by the conductive terminal touching the specific location and acupoint of the human body, so that the current generated by the potential therapy device enters the ground through the human body, the conductive terminal, and the grounding terminal to form a circuit. The massage and physiotherapy parts of the massager are set up separately as a module, which reduces interference and facilitates maintenance. The connector is plugged into the handle in the form of a connection port, which makes it more convenient to replace the connector. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the handle of a massager with a wire;

[0011] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of a connector for a massager with a wire;

[0012] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of a groove in a massager with a wire;

[0013] Reference numerals: 10, handle; 20, connector; 21, connection port; 22, massage surface; 221, groove; 222, wire inlet hole; 23, wiring channel; 24, conductive sheet; 241, connection hole; 30, conductive terminal; 31, pin; 40, wire; 50, grounding terminal; 60, LED light. Detailed Implementation

[0014] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. Identical components are indicated by the same reference numerals. It should be noted that the terms "front," "rear," "left," "right," "upper," and "lower" used in the following description refer to directions in the accompanying drawings, and the terms "bottom surface," "top surface," "inner," and "outer" refer to directions toward or away from the geometric center of a specific component, respectively.

[0015] like Figure 1 and Figure 2As shown, a massager with a wire 40 includes a handle 10, a connector 20, a conductive terminal 30, a wire 40, and a grounding terminal 50. The handle 10 contains a vibration component to drive the connector 20 to vibrate. The connector 20 has a connection port 21, through which it is fitted onto the handle 10. The connector 20 has a massage surface 22, and the conductive terminal 30 is disposed on the massage surface 22. A wiring channel 23 is provided within the connector 20; one end of the wiring channel 23 connects to the massage surface 22 for the conductive terminal 30 to pass through, and the other end connects to the outside. One end of the wire 40 passes through the wiring channel 23 and connects to the conductive terminal 30, and the other end connects to the grounding terminal 50, thereby electrically connecting the conductive terminal 30 and the grounding terminal 50. The massage effect of this application is achieved by the handle 10 driving the connector 20 to vibrate. The conductive physiotherapy effect is achieved by the conductive terminal 30 touching specific locations and acupoints on the human body, so that the current generated by the electrotherapy device passes through the human body, the conductive terminal 30, and the grounding terminal 50 to enter the ground to form a circuit. The massage and physiotherapy parts of the massager are set up separately as a module, which reduces interference and facilitates maintenance. The connector 20 is plugged into the handle 10 through the connection port 21, which makes it easier to replace the connector 20.

[0016] The connection cavity formed by the connection port 21 of the specific plug 20 is connected to the wiring channel 23, so that when the plug 20 is inserted into the handle 10, the gas in the connection cavity can be discharged from the wiring channel 23, which facilitates the connection. Even if the connection cavity and the wiring channel 23 are not connected, there will still be a gap when the connection cavity is inserted into the handle 10, and it can still be connected, but it is more difficult to lock.

[0017] The massage surface 22 is convex outwards. This outward convexity allows it to adapt to various curved and flat surfaces of the human body. The massage surface 22 can be hemispherical or non-standard hemispherical; an arc-shaped cross-section of the massage surface 22 can achieve the same contact effect. The massage surface 22 can also be concave crescent-shaped, adapting to the convex curved surfaces of the human body. Different shapes of massage surfaces 22 are used on different connectors 20; by changing different connectors 20, different massage surfaces 22 can be used for massage and therapy. To meet the needs of different parts of the human body, the massage surface 22 can be made into various shapes that are beneficial to the human body.

[0018] like Figure 3As shown, several conductive terminals 30 are provided, each of which is spherical and extends with a lead 31. The massage surface 22 forms grooves 221 at the positions of each conductive terminal 30 for placement. Each groove 221 has an inlet hole 222 communicating with the wiring channel 23. The lead 31 of each conductive terminal 30 enters the wiring channel 23 through the inlet hole 222 and connects to the wire 40. The conductive terminals 30 are positioned within the grooves 221 of the massage surface 22, protruding in a hemispherical shape, thus making the massager more comfortable when in contact with the body, and also ensuring better fixation of the conductive terminals 30 on the massage surface 22. Preferably, the conductive terminals 30 are made of silver, as silver conductive terminals are healthier for the human body when in contact with the skin. Preferably, the wire 40 is made of a metal with higher resistance, such as titanium or tin, thus reducing the current passing through the human body and making it safer.

[0019] A conductive sheet 24 is provided within the wiring channel 23, located on one side of the massage surface 22. The conductive sheet 24 has connection holes 241 corresponding to the conductive terminals 30. The leads 31 of each conductive terminal 30 pass through the corresponding connection holes 241 and connect to the conductive sheet 24. The leads 31 of the conductive terminals 30 can be bent after passing through the connection holes 241 to connect to the conductive sheet 24. Preferably, the connection is strengthened by welding. After all the leads 31 of each conductive terminal 30 are connected to the conductive sheet 24, the wires 40 only need to be welded to the conductive sheet 24 to form a connection with each conductive terminal 30.

[0020] The grounding terminal 50 includes conductive tape. The conductive terminal 30 is cylindrical and is generally made of conductive metals such as copper or tin, which are relatively hard. By wrapping the conductive terminal 30 with conductive tape, the surface of the conductive terminal 30 becomes softer, and the irregular cylindrical shape allows for a larger contact area with the ground when the conductive terminal 30 is placed on the ground, making it less prone to disconnection.

[0021] An LED light 60 is connected in series with the wire 40. When the electrotherapy device forms a circuit through the human body and the massager, the LED light 60 will light up to indicate to the user that a circuit has been formed. The LED light 60 can be a dual-color LED light, which can display different colors depending on the direction of the current. However, the negative potential therapy device will only generate current in one direction during use. The LED light 60 allows the patient to understand the current flow direction. Preferably, a resistor is connected in series between the LED light 60 and the wire 40 to limit the current magnitude.

[0022] The LED light 60 is installed inside the wiring channel 23. The connector 20 has an outlet that communicates with the wiring channel 23, through which the LED light 60 passes. The LED light 60 is located on the connector 20 so that the user can directly see the LED light 60 when massaging the body with the connector 20, making it easy to observe whether a circuit has been formed.

[0023] The massage surface 22 and the connector 20 are detachably connected. The massage surface 22 is a protruding plastic part, and the connector 20 and the handle 10 are also made of non-conductive materials such as plastic. The massage surface 22 is detachably connected to the connector 20 by means of snap-fit ​​or thread, and is used for the assembly of the conductive terminal 30 and the conductive sheet 24 during production.

[0024] The vibration assembly includes a vibration motor, a circuit board, a power supply, and a switch. The vibration motor, power supply, and switch are all connected to the circuit board. The switch controls the on / off state of the vibration motor and the power supply. The handle 10 has a button port through which the switch extends. The circuit board has circuitry that enables power adjustment of the vibration motor and charging of the power supply. This part is prior art and is not shown in the accompanying drawings.

[0025] The above are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model. The protection scope of this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. All technical solutions falling within the scope of this utility model's concept are within its protection scope. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, any improvements and modifications made without departing from the principle of this utility model should also be considered within its protection scope.

Claims

1. A massager with a wire (40), characterized in that, It includes a handle (10), a connector (20), a conductive terminal (30), a wire (40), and a grounding terminal (50). The handle (10) is provided with a vibration component to drive the connector (20) to vibrate. The connector (20) has a connection port (21), and the connector (20) is sleeved on the handle (10) through the connection port (21). The connector (20) is provided with a massage surface (22), and the conductive terminal (30) is provided on the massage surface (22). The connector (20) has a wiring channel (23) inside, one end of the wiring channel (23) is connected to the massage surface (22) for the conductive terminal (30) to pass through, and the other end is connected to the outside. One end of the conductor (40) is inserted into the wiring channel (23) and connected to the conductive terminal (30), and the other end is connected to the grounding terminal (50), thereby making the conductive terminal (30) and the grounding terminal (50) electrically connected.

2. A massager with a wire (40) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The massage surface (22) is convex outward.

3. A massager with a wire (40) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The conductive terminals (30) are provided in a plurality of form, each of the conductive terminals (30) being spherical and having a lead (31) extending from each conductive terminal (30). The massage surface (22) forms a groove (221) at the position of each conductive terminal (30) for the conductive terminal (30) to be placed. Each groove (221) has an inlet hole (222) communicating with the wiring channel (23). The lead (31) of each conductive terminal (30) enters the wiring channel (23) through the inlet hole (222) and connects to the wire (40).

4. A massager with a wire (40) according to claim 3, characterized in that, A conductive sheet (24) is provided in the wiring channel (23). The conductive sheet (24) is located on one side of the massage surface (22). The conductive sheet (24) has connection holes (241) that correspond one-to-one with the conductive terminals (30). The pins (31) of each conductive terminal (30) pass through the corresponding connection holes (241) and connect to the conductive sheet (24).

5. A massager with a guide wire (40) according to any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that, The grounding terminal (50) includes conductive adhesive tape.

6. A massager with a guide wire (40) according to any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that, An LED light (60) is connected in series on the conductor (40).

7. A massager with a wire (40) according to claim 6, characterized in that, The LED light (60) is installed in the wiring channel (23), and the connector (20) has an outlet that communicates with the wiring channel (23). The LED light (60) passes through the outlet.

8. A massager with a guide wire (40) according to any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that, The massage surface (22) and the connector (20) are detachably connected.

9. A massager with a guide wire (40) according to any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that, The vibration assembly includes a vibration motor, a circuit board, a power supply, and a switch. The vibration motor, power supply, and switch are respectively connected to the circuit board, and the switch is used to control the vibration motor and the power supply to turn on and off.

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