Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets

Abstract

Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets, comprising a housing body (1), wherein a clamping block (2) is fixedly mounted on the rear of the housing body (1) and a clamping track (3) is provided between the front of the clamping block (2) and the rear of the housing body (1). A rescue module (4) is fixedly installed on the front of the housing body (1), wherein an alarm device (5) is arranged on the front of the rescue module (4).

Description

TECHNICAL AREA

[0001] The present utility model solution concerns the field of portable sports safety technology and relates in particular to an accident warning device attached to ski goggle straps of ski helmets. TECHNICAL BACKGROUND

[0002] When skiing and participating in other snow sports, users typically wear helmets and goggles, which are attached to the outside of the helmet via elastic straps. However, at high speeds or on complex terrain, it is often difficult to attract attention in time if a skier falls, loses balance, or comes to an unexpected stop – posing significant safety risks.

[0003] Current safety warning systems for skiing are typically attached via wristbands, suspension cables, adhesive strips, or as standalone devices. However, these systems are susceptible to the thickness of clothing, body movement, and external impacts, leading to unreliable attachment, shifting positions, or discomfort. Furthermore, these attachment methods often fail to optimally utilize the robust, movement-resistant components of ski equipment. Therefore, a warning device is needed that connects directly to the ski helmet and goggle straps, ensuring a secure fit and unimpeded skiing performance. CONTENT OF THE PRESENT APPLICATION(1) Problems of solution

[0004] To overcome the disadvantages of the existing technology, the present utility model solution offers an accident warning device that can be attached to the quick-release clamp of ski helmets and goggles, thus solving the problems described in the previous section. (II) Technical solution

[0005] To achieve the aforementioned objectives, the present utility model solution implements the following technical solution: An accident warning system, which can be attached to the quick-release clamp of ski helmets and goggles, comprises a housing. A clamping block is permanently mounted to the rear of the housing, with a clamping point between its front and the rear of the housing. A rescue module is integrated into the front of the housing, the front of which contains an alarm device. Furthermore, the terminal block and the housing unit are manufactured from a single piece. Furthermore, the cross-sectional area of ​​the map joint in the left view has an L-shaped structure. Furthermore, the distance between the front surface of the rescue module component and the front surface of the housing is 2 mm. In addition, the alarm system includes a beeper, a warning light, a waterproof trigger button and a waterproof switch, all integrated on the front of the rescue module components. In addition, a charging station is attached to the upper part of the left side wall of the housing. (III) Beneficial effects

[0006] Compared to existing technologies, the present utility model solution offers an accident warning device that can be attached to the quick-release clamp of a ski helmet and offers the following advantages: The front-mounted locking slot allows for reliable attachment of the protective visor strap to the ski helmet, ensuring a stable, easy-to-install, and virtually slip-free fit. This improves the practicality and reliability of the alarm system in the event of a skiing accident. Furthermore, the rescue module and the integrated front alarm system provide effective warning. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. shows the main view of the present utility model solution. Fig. shows the main view in sectional view of the present utility model solution. Fig. shows the rear view of the present utility model solution. Fig. shows the view drawing of the superstructure according to the present utility model solution.

[0007] Figure: 1. Housing; 2. Clamping clips; 3. Clamping point; 4. Component of the rescue module; 5. Alarm system; 501. Pie tone; 502. Alarm lights; 503. Waterproof release button; 504. Waterproof switch; 6. Charging port. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0008] The technical solution according to the exemplary embodiments of the present utility model solution is described clearly and completely below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described exemplary embodiments represent only a portion of the possible embodiments of the present utility model solution, but not all of them. All further embodiments that a person skilled in the art could invent without creative effort based on the present exemplary embodiments fall within the scope of protection of the present utility model solution. Example

[0009] As in the Fig. As shown, one embodiment of the present utility model solution provides an accident warning device that can be attached to the snow cap and the snow glass strip. The device comprises a housing body 1, consisting of a front and a rear section, which are firmly connected to each other by means of clamps, screws, or other detachable connection types. A clamping block 2 is attached to the rear of the housing body 1, and a clamping track 3 is formed between the front of the clamping block and the rear of the housing body 1. At least one elastic positioning device is provided on the front and rear inner walls of the clamping track 3. This device deforms elastically when the snow glass strip is inserted into the clamping track and springs back as soon as the snow glass strip is fully inserted, thereby securing the snow glass strip.This prevents the housing from sliding or falling off along the snow line while skiing. A rescue module element 4 is permanently installed on the front side wall of the housing body 1. The rescue module 4 consists of an electronic module and a power supply module. Positioning rods or support structures are provided inside the housing 1 to fix the electronic module and the power supply module, thus limiting their movement in several directions. An alarm device 5 is installed on the front of the rescue module 4. The overall dimensions of the housing 1 are designed so that it can be mounted on the side of a ski helmet.

[0010] How Fig. As shown, in some embodiments the terminal block 2 and the housing body 1 are formed as one piece from a single mold.

[0011] In this embodiment, the connection between the terminal block 2 and the housing 1 is stronger and thicker, making the terminal block 2 less susceptible to deformation and damage.

[0012] How Fig. As shown, the cross-sectional area of ​​the card joint 3 has an L-shaped structure in some embodiments.

[0013] In this embodiment, the opening of the card joint 3 allows the insertion of the snow glass strip, but due to the small opening width, the strip does not fall out easily.

[0014] How Fig. As shown, in some embodiments the distance between the front surface of the rescue module component 4 and the front surface of the housing 1 is 2 mm.

[0015] In this embodiment, the rescue module 4 is embedded, making it less susceptible to shocks and damage.

[0016] As in Fig. As shown, the alarm system unit 5 in some embodiments comprises a pieztone 501, a warning lamp 502, a waterproof release button 503 and a waterproof switch 504, all integrated on the front side of the rescue module component 4.

[0017] In this embodiment, the buzzer 501 generates an acoustic alarm, the warning light 502 illuminates for visual warning, the waterproof trigger button 503 enables manual activation of the alarm, and the waterproof switch 504 controls the operation of the entire device.

[0018] How Fig. As shown, a charging port 6 is provided on the left side wall of the housing 1 in the upper vicinity.

[0019] In this embodiment, the charging port 6 serves for the insertion of the charging cable to supply power to the power supply module; it can be equipped with a rubber-like sealing plug to ensure water resistance.

[0020] When in use, the snow glass band is inserted from below into the opening of the locking slot 3 and is connected there to the inside of the slot wall.

[0021] At least one elastic locking unit is located on the front and rear side walls of slot 3. This unit deforms elastically when the snow goggle strap is inserted and springs back after full insertion to lock the strap. This prevents the housing body 1 from moving or falling off along the snow goggle strap during skiing. This creates a stable, easy-to-install, and virtually non-displaceable carrying connection, thus increasing the practicality and reliability of the alarm system in ski fall incidents. Additionally, the rescue module 4 and the alarm mechanism 5 work together: the beeper 501 generates an audible alarm, the warning lamp 502 illuminates for visual warning, and the waterproof release button 503 allows for manual alarm activation. The circuit breaker 504 controls the operation of the entire device and automatically triggers an alarm message when necessary.

[0022] In summary, the housing body 1 features a special clamping point 3 for the ski helmet's visor strap, allowing the alarm system to be securely attached to the designated location on the ski helmet's visor strap. This prevents problems such as shifting or detachment that occur with conventional wearing methods. This design utilizes the stability at the visor strap position and the low sensitivity to body movements to increase the system's stability and reliability while skiing. Furthermore, the clamping connection can be installed and removed without additional tools, simplifying operation and offering significant practical benefits.

[0023] Finally, it should be noted that the above descriptions merely represent preferred embodiments of the present utility model solution and do not limit it. Although the present utility model solution has been explained in detail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, those skilled in the field may further develop the technical solutions described in these embodiments or replace individual technical features with equivalent alternatives. All modifications, replacement processes, or improvements made in the spirit and according to the principles of the present utility model solution are to be understood as falling within the scope of protection of the present utility model solution. SUMMARY

[0024] The present utility model solution belongs to the field of portable sports safety technology and relates in particular to an emergency warning device that can be attached to the carrying strap of a ski helmet or ski goggles. The device comprises a housing body with a clamping block attached to its rear side. A clamping point is located between the front of the clamping block and the rear of the housing. A rescue module element is integrated into the front side of the housing, the front section of which contains an alarm device. This alarm device includes a beeper, a warning light, a waterproof trigger button, and a waterproof switch. The housing of this utility model features a special clamp for the ski goggle straps, allowing the alarm device to be securely attached to the designated point on the ski helmet's ski goggle strap.This eliminates the problems of conventional strap systems, such as shifting or detachment. At the same time, it increases stability and reliability while skiing, as the straps are fixed in this position and are hardly affected by body movements. The clamp is easy to install and remove without additional tools, is practical, and offers significant benefits.

Claims

[1] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets, comprising a housing body (1), wherein a clamping block (2) is fixedly mounted on the rear of the housing body (1) and a clamping track (3) is provided between the front of the clamping block (2) and the rear of the housing body (1). A rescue module (4) is fixedly installed on the front of the housing body (1), wherein an alarm device (5) is arranged on the front of the rescue module (4). [2] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets according to claim 1, which can be attached to the quick clamp for the ski goggles and the ski goggles on the ski helmet, characterized by , that the terminal block (2) and the housing body (1) are cast in one piece from a mold. [3] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets according to claim 1, which can be attached to the quick clamp for the ski goggles and the ski goggles on the ski helmet, characterized by, that the cross-sectional area of ​​the clamping track (3) is L-shaped when viewed from the left side. [4] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets according to claim 1, which can be attached to the quick-release clamp of a ski helmet, characterized by , that the front surface of the rescue module (4) is set back by 2 mm from the front surface of the housing body (1). [5] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets according to claim 1, which can be attached to the quick-release clamp of a ski helmet, characterized by , that the alarm device (5) comprises a beeper (501), a warning lamp (502), a waterproof release button (503) and a waterproof switch (504), wherein the beeper (501), the warning lamp (502), the waterproof release button (503) and the waterproof switch (504) are all installed on the front of the rescue module (4). [6] Accident reporting device for ski goggle straps of ski helmets according to claim 1, which can be attached to the quick-release clamp of a ski helmet, characterized by , that a charging port (6) is arranged on the left side wall of the housing body (1) in its upper vicinity.

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