AUTOMATIC REVERSE CLOSING MECHANISM FOR DOOR VIEWER

Abstract

The invention relates to a mechanical closing system which provides privacy and safety of use by selectively opening and closing the viewing opening in door peepholes, and its feature is that it includes a main body (10) containing a viewing opening (12), at least three curtains (20) that can move to selectively close and open the said viewing opening (12) and a cover (30) that can be moved by the user.

Description

1 TARIFF AUTOMATIC REVERSE CLOSING FOR DOOR VIEWER MECHANISM Technological Field: The invention enhances privacy by selectively opening and closing the field of view in door peepholes. It relates to a mechanical closing system that ensures safety during use. State of the Art: Door peepholes have been used for many years in homes, apartments, offices, and similar living spaces. A security measure used to allow observation of the outside without opening the door. It is among the components. In known classic door peephole systems, the basic 15 The structure is a device fixed to the door, allowing observation of the outside environment from the inside. It consists of an optical viewing path. These systems are generally simple, low-cost, and Although they are preferred because of their widespread applicability, user some significant shortcomings in terms of privacy and security of use It contains. 20 A significant portion of current door peephole solutions do not provide a continuously accessible field of view. In other words, the field of view is visible even when binoculars are not being used. There is no active mechanism to shut it off. This situation is particularly problematic indoors. This can lead to undesirable consequences in terms of protecting privacy. 25 The peephole's field of view remains open even when the user is not observing the door. This causes the system to remain a passive element that only performs a monitoring function. and it does not fully meet security expectations. In some known applications, a simple cover or cap intended to conceal the binoculars part is 30 These elements can be encountered. However, in most cases, these types of solutions are for the user. They are also manual structures that need to be opened and closed. Therefore, 2 The user may forget to turn off the binoculars after using them, or may forget to do so. It does not want to repeat the process with each use. As a result, theoretically, it provides protection. Even if an element capable of providing this protection exists, in practical use this protection is not continuous. and the system is not providing the expected benefit. Description of the invention: The most important advantage of the invention is that it reduces the field of view when the door peephole is not in use. It enhances privacy by keeping itself closed automatically. This ensures that the binoculars are not constantly open. This reduces the likelihood of unwanted image capture that may result from remaining in the background, and 10 Users feel safer, especially in houses, apartments, and residential buildings. In similar living spaces, a practical solution emerges that contributes to indoor safety. is placed. Another important advantage of the invention is that it is extremely easy and quick to use. 15 When the user wants to use the binoculars, they can open the field of view with a simple movement. When usage ends, the system switches back to a closed state. Thus, additionally... Even if the power is forgotten, the protective function continues. This ensures both... It provides convenience for daily use and also prevents problems that may arise from user error. It reduces the negative aspects. 20 Another benefit of the invention is that the door peephole can be operated in a more controlled and orderly manner. The goal is to assist in its use. The field of vision is only opened when needed. This approach creates a structure that is more suitable for the product's intended use. It prevents unnecessary shutdowns and also provides the user with a more informed and secure experience. 25 It offers a user experience. Furthermore, the invention provides a protective quality to the door peephole. It also improves the field of view. By keeping it closed, it prevents dust, dirt, and similar elements from the outside environment from entering. Access to the binoculars part is somewhat restricted. This situation means the product is only 30 years old. contributes to keeping it clean, looking more organized, and maintaining its function for a longer period of time. It can provide. 3 Another advantage of the invention is that it offers both safety and ease of use. Often, solutions that provide security create difficulties in use, but here we have both. A practical and protective structure is obtained. The user does not need to perform any additional action. This approach, which eliminates the need for other methods, makes the product more preferable in daily life. 5 It brings. The invention's simple and purposeful design makes it suitable for various door peephole applications. It offers a suitable solution that can be considered. Both for individual use. Its applicability in both residential and communal living spaces makes the invention widely available. This increases the potential for use in various ways. This means that the invention is not only functional, This also shows that it is a solution with commercial value. Explaining the Figures: The invention will be described by referring to the attached figures, so that the features of the invention can be explained. It will be understood and appreciated more clearly, but the purpose of this invention is this obvious It is not about limiting it with regulations. On the contrary, the invention is defined by the accompanying claims. all alternatives, modifications, and options that could be included within the defined area The aim is to cover their equivalences. The details shown are only for 20 of the present invention. It is shown to illustrate the preferred arrangements and both the methods shaping, as well as the most useful and conceptual features of the invention's rules and principles It should be understood that these drawings are presented to provide an easily understandable definition. In these drawings; Figure 1 shows a general perspective view of the telescope system that is the subject of the invention. 25 Figure 2 shows a frontal perspective view of the telescope system that is the subject of the invention. Figure 3 shows the exploded assembly of the telescopic system that is the subject of the invention. It is the appearance. Figure 4 shows the curtains in the closed position. Figure 5 shows the view with the curtains open. 30 Figure 6 shows a general perspective view of the curtain. Figure 7 is a perspective view showing the interior of the lid structure. 4 Illustrations that will help understand this invention are shown in the attached image. They are numbered and their names are given below. References Explanation: 5 10. Main body 11. Binocular shaft 12. Vision gap Chapter 13, Section 10 14. Spring housing 15th Spring 16. Curtain hole 20th Act 21. Pivot shaft 15 22. Sliding shaft 30. Cover 31. Cover viewing hole 32. Guide channel 33. Spring thrust element 20 34. Notch 35. Indicator Detailed Description of the Invention: The terminology used here is intended solely to describe specific applications. and does not limit the scope of the invention. Used here The term "and / or" refers to any of the items listed as related. It includes one and all combinations thereof. Also, the singular "one" used here, "one" The terms "number" and "specified" are used in their plural forms unless the context explicitly indicates otherwise. 30 It is designed to include singular forms such as those mentioned above. Furthermore, the terms used in this specification... The terms "includes" and / or "contains" refer to the specified features, steps, processes, It indicates the presence of elements and / or components, but one or more other features, steps, processes, elements, components and / or groups thereof It will be understood that this does not exclude its existence or addition. Unless otherwise noted, all terms used herein (including technical and scientific terms) are copyrighted. in the sense that a person with general knowledge in the field to which this invention belongs would generally understand it They have the same meaning. Furthermore, as defined in commonly used dictionaries... The terms will have a meaning consistent with the context of the relevant field and this explanation. it should be interpreted as idealized unless otherwise explicitly defined here. or it will be understood that it will not be interpreted in an overly formal sense. 10 The description of the invention will reveal a series of techniques and steps involved. These are: Each of them provides benefits individually, and at the same time, one or more of them can be used together. In some cases, all of the other techniques described may be used in combination. Accordingly, To ensure clarity, each step in the disclosure of the invention should be presented in 15 steps if possible. By doing this, unnecessary repetition of all combinations will be avoided. Together, the specification and claims, such combinations fully constitute an invention and claims. It should be read with the understanding that it falls within its scope. This section discusses a new telescopic viewing system integrated into the doors. 20 The following description aims to provide a complete understanding of the present invention. Many specific details have been provided. However, the present invention can exist even without these details. Its applicability will be clearly understood by experts in the field. The invention is a 25-inch device designed to enhance user privacy and security in door peepholes. It relates to the closing mechanism. More specifically, the invention concerns the viewing angle of the door peephole. the gap (12) is normally kept closed, but if needed by the user It includes a curtain (20) mechanism that can be opened in a controlled manner. In this way, the door to prevent unauthorized use of the binoculars and to protect the binoculars' field of view. The aim is to restrict direct access to the gap (12). The invention is based on 30 It consists of three main parts: main body (10), curtain (20) and cover (30). It is coming. 6 Figure 1 shows the main body (10) of the invention. The main body (10) It is configured in connection with the scope shaft (11) and the field of view of the binoculars. (12) is located on the main body (10) and there is also a head (13) on it. Heading (13) contributes to ensuring the assembly and integrity of the system. Main 5 structural elements on the body (10) that allow the curtain mechanism to operate There are also spring sockets. One of them is the spring socket (14), and the spring socket in question is located inside The spring (15) that enables the return movement of the curtain (20) is positioned. Main The body (10) also assists in the movement and positioning of the curtains (20). The curtain hole (16) is also located. Thanks to this structure, the main body (10) is both a carrier 10 It serves as a skeleton and also ensures that the moving parts are arranged in an orderly and controlled manner. It enables him to work. The curtain (20) elements are shown in Figure 2, Figure 4 and Figure 5. The curtains (20), movable cover positioned to close the field of view of the binoculars (12) 15 These are the elements. Each curtain (20) can perform a rotary movement via the pivot shaft (21). It is positioned in this way. In addition, the sliding shaft (22) is on the curtains (20) It is located and this sliding shaft (22) is guided by a guide formed on the inner surface of the cover (30). by interacting with channel (32) the curtains can be opened and closed in a controlled manner. Thus, the curtains (20) move freely around only a fixed axis. Instead of rotating, it moves along a specific trajectory guided by the movement of the flap. This makes the mechanism more stable, synchronized and reliable. It contributes to its operation. While the pivot shaft (21) is fixed to the curtain hole (16), During the rotation, the sliding shaft (22) moves by sliding over the guide channel (32). It is. 25 The structure of the cover (30) is shown in Figures 2 and 7. The cover (30) is the user It is a device that can be turned by a person and has a cover viewing hole (31) on it. This cover provides a viewing hole (31) for the binoculars when the system is switched on. It is aligned with the gap (12) allowing the user to observe the outside of the door. 30 The guide channel (32) is located inside the cover (30) and the said guide channel (32) establishes a mechanical connection with the sliding shaft (22) located in the curtains (20). Also 7 The cover (30) has a spring push element (33) which is connected to the spring (15). working in interaction, the tendency of the lid (30) to turn back in a certain direction In other words, when the cover (30) moves circularly, the spring push element (33) compresses the spring (15), pressure on the spring (15) when the user releases the cover (30) By releasing its energy, the lid (30) returns to its original state. Lid (30) 5 It also has a notch (34) and an indicator (35). The notch (34) indicates the specific part of the cap. It can contribute to keeping something in a location in a tangible or defined way. In addition, by fitting into the relevant end part in the spring housing (14), the opening and closing operation is effective. It can be made to work. The indicator (35) shows the user whether the lid is open or closed. It can provide a visual indicator of its location. 10 The working principle of the invention is mainly the mechanical connection between the cover (30) and the curtain (20). It is based on interaction. Normally, the system is in the closed position due to the spring (15) effect. It is held. In this closed position, the curtains (20) will cover the field of view of the binoculars (12). It is positioned in such a way that it obstructs a direct view. The user must use the door peephole for 15 minutes. When desired, turn the lid (30) clockwise. As the lid (30) rotates, The sliding shafts (22) located inside the guide channel (32) are displaced by force. The movement of the shafts (22) causes the curtains (20) to rotate around the pivot shafts (21). and thus the curtains (20) are opened, making the viewing area (12) accessible. The cover (30) The viewing hole (31) on the cover is also in the appropriate position with the viewing gap (12) at this stage 20 This allows the user to observe the outside environment through binoculars. The user releases the lid (30) or the forceful effect in the opposite direction is removed In this case, the spring (15) engages and pushes the lid (30) back to its starting position. The return movement is transmitted to the cover (30) via the spring push element (33). The return of the cover 25 With its rotation, the guide channel (32) moves the sliding shafts (22) in the opposite direction and Accordingly, the curtains (20) pivot towards closing again. Result As such, the curtains (20) cover the field of view (12) again and the binoculars may not be seen without permission or It forms a protective barrier against unwanted use. This automatic shut-off... This feature allows the system to automatically enter safe mode without requiring user intervention. By enabling it to return to its original position, it significantly improves the functionality and safety of the invention. It increases significantly. 8 Within the scope of the invention, the main body (10), the curtains (20) and the cover (30) are compatible with each other. It forms a compact working mechanism. The main body (10) consists of all moving parts. While acting as a fixed supporting section that carries and directs the elements, curtains (20), function as movable elements that selectively open and close the field of view. The cover (30) is both directly controlled by the user and externally. forming the interface as well as the guide channel (32) and spring push element (33) in its internal structure Thanks to this, it enables curtain movement and automatic return function. Thanks to this structural integrity, door peepholes are simple, effective, repeatable, and A user-friendly opening and closing mechanism is achieved. 10 20 30

Claims

9 REQUESTS 1- The invention is a closing mechanism for a door peephole, the feature of which is;  a main body (10) containing a viewing gap (12),  to selectively close and open the said field of vision (12) 5 at least three curtains (20) that can be made  It includes a cover (30) that can be moved by the user. 2- The mechanism mentioned in Claim 1, its feature is; pivot shaft (21) and sliding shaft (22) It is characterized by having a curtain (20) which includes its elements. 10 3- The mechanism mentioned in Claim 2, its feature is that the pivot shaft (21) is on its own axis. enabling it to lie flat in its current position, allowing it to turn around. It is characterized by having a main body (10) containing a curtain hole (16). 4- The mechanism mentioned in Claim 2, its feature is; the circular movement of the lid (30). with selective opening-closing movement of the curtain (20) with linear sliding movement by including the guide channel (32) bearing the sliding shaft (22) to provide It is the characterization of the situation. 5- The mechanism mentioned in Claim 1, its feature is a spring on the main body (10). positioned within the housing (14) and the viewing space (12) of the curtain (20) pedestrian (15) who creates the return force that enables it to return to the closing position It is characterized by having certain qualities. 6- The mechanism mentioned in claim 5, its feature is; the spring during the movement of the cover (30). (15) compresses and the energy stored in the spring (15) when the cover (30) is released. the spring pusher (33) that releases the cover (30) and returns it to its starting position. It is characterized by having certain qualities.