Disaster relief station

Abstract

This product is a disaster relief station composed of two storage compartments arranged in an upper and lower section, capable of storing disaster prevention and security supplies. This product can be placed in public spaces not prepared for earthquakes, such as streets, roads, shopping districts, and station plazas, and can be used to provide disaster relief to victims of sudden earthquakes. For example, this product includes a security alarm equipment section, an upper storage section, a lower storage section, and a floor adjuster section, arranged from the top to the bottom. The security alarm equipment section is located in the top section of this product and houses disaster prevention equipment such as alarms, communication devices, loudspeakers, and generators, and is powered by a solar panel pre-installed on the top surface of the security alarm equipment section. In addition, the disaster prevention equipment section has a built-in push-button type battery, which the user can activate by pressing the button. The upper storage section is located directly below the security alarm equipment section via an intermediate adjuster section and stores disaster prevention and security supplies. The upper storage section consists of an upper main body and upper doors. For example, one end of each of the two upper doors is pivotally supported at each of the left and right ends of the upper main body, which is open at the front, via long hinges for the doors. The other ends of the two upper doors are detachable via magnets, allowing them to open like double doors. The upper storage section can also be fitted with an upper partition plate in the upper main body. The lower storage section is located directly below the upper storage section via an intermediate adjuster and stores disaster prevention and security supplies in the same way as the upper storage section. The lower storage section is larger than the upper storage section and can store relatively large items such as fire extinguishers and drinking water among the disaster prevention and security supplies. The lower storage section comprises a lower main body and lower doors. For example, one end of each of the two lower doors is detachably positioned at each of the left and right ends of the lower main body, which is open at the front, via a detachable control unit (not shown). The other ends of the two lower doors are also detachably positioned via a detachable control unit (not shown). The lower storage section includes a vibration detection unit (not shown). When an earthquake occurs and vibration is detected by the vibration detection unit, the detachable control unit releases the two lower doors, allowing the user to access the large items stored in the lower storage section. The lower storage section can also be provided with a lower partition plate in the lower main body.The floor adjuster connects the lower storage section to the ground and securely fixes the item to the ground using fastening means such as bolts. Examples of disaster prevention supplies include fire extinguishers, drinking water, emergency food, mobile batteries, portable toilets, whistles, warm clothing and blankets, portable radios, athletic shoes, slippers, cloth adhesive tape, work gloves, first-aid kits, fire alarms, and emergency alarms. Examples of security supplies include security alarms, warning broadcasters, surveillance cameras, loudspeakers, and 110 emergency call devices. This item functions as a storage device that can store disaster prevention and security supplies in one place, and it can blend easily into the building space of the installation location, providing visual comfort. In this item, the security alarm equipment section can be colored yellow or black, and the lower storage section can be colored yellow or black. The upper storage section can be made of metal, for example, and colored metallic.

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