CN216670904U - Bathroom wireless calling system - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a bathroom wireless calling system, which comprises a charging transmitting coil embedded in a bathroom wall, wherein the charging transmitting coil is electrically connected with a mains supply wire; the bathroom wall is also fixedly provided with a pager mounting seat, a pager is placed on the pager mounting seat, a charging receiving coil corresponding to a charging coil is installed in the pager, the charging receiving coil is electrically connected with an AC-DC converter, the AC-DC converter is electrically connected with a charging battery, and the pager is also connected with an elastic wrist ring; the calling device is connected with a switchboard in a wireless way, and the switchboard is connected with an alarm device. The utility model is sleeved on the wrist of the user and is provided with the sensor for automatic induction, thereby having active and passive alarm modes, and avoiding frequent replacement of the battery in the calling machine through a wireless charging structure.

Description

Bathroom wireless calling system

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the field of emergency calls, and particularly relates to a bathroom wireless calling system.

Background

A bathroom calling machine is usually installed in hospitals, hotels or bathroom rooms with old people to prevent the patients or old people from being found in emergency situations such as slipping or apoplexy during the bathroom. However, the conventional paging devices are usually fixed on the wall, and then a person touches an emergency call button on the paging device to send out an emergency call signal. But the patient or teacher has difficulty standing up or has sufficient awareness to press the emergency button if he slips or has other emergency situations. Furthermore, since the bathroom is a wet environment, it is generally inconvenient to connect electric wires to avoid electric shock, and the calling device is usually powered by batteries, which results in frequent replacement of the batteries.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In order to solve the problems, the utility model discloses a bathroom wireless calling system. The utility model is sleeved on the wrist of the user and is provided with the sensor for automatic induction, thereby having active and passive alarm modes, and avoiding frequent replacement of the battery in the calling machine through a wireless charging structure.

In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:

a bathroom wireless calling system comprises a charging transmitting coil pre-embedded in a bathroom wall, wherein the charging transmitting coil is electrically connected with a mains supply wire; the bathroom wall is also fixedly provided with a pager mounting seat, a pager is placed on the pager mounting seat, a charging receiving coil corresponding to a charging coil is installed in the pager, the charging receiving coil is electrically connected with an AC-DC converter, the AC-DC converter is electrically connected with a charging battery, and the pager is also connected with an elastic wrist ring; the caller is wirelessly connected with a switchboard which is electrically connected with an alarm device.

In a further improvement, the alarm device is an audible and visual alarm.

In a further improvement, the caller installation seat and the charging transmitting coil are arranged on the wall on one side of the entrance of the bathroom.

In a further improvement, the beeper mounting seat is adhered to a wall of a bathroom, an annular magnet is fixed on the beeper mounting seat, and an iron block corresponding to the annular magnet is fixed on the beeper.

In a further improvement, a positioning convex ring is convexly formed on the periphery of the pager mounting seat, and the top of the positioning convex ring is wedge-shaped.

In a further improvement, a plurality of sensors are arranged in the caller installation seat.

In a further refinement, the sensors include a gyroscope and an acceleration sensor.

The utility model has the advantages that:

the utility model is sleeved on the wrist of the user and is provided with the sensor for automatic induction, thereby having active and passive alarm modes, and avoiding frequent replacement of the battery in the calling machine through a wireless charging structure.

Description of the drawings:

fig. 1 is a general schematic diagram of a bathroom wireless calling system.

Detailed Description

The present invention is further illustrated by the following examples.

Example 1

Fig. 1 shows a wireless calling system for bathroom, which comprises abathroom wall 1, a charging transmittingcoil 2, acommercial power line 3, apager mounting seat 4, a pager 5, a charging receiving coil 6, an AC-DC converter 7, a rechargeable battery 8, anelastic wrist ring 9, aswitchboard 10, analarm device 11, aring magnet 12, aniron block 121 and apositioning convex ring 13.

The charging transmittingcoil 2 is pre-embedded in thebathroom wall 1, and the charging transmittingcoil 2 is electrically connected with amains supply wire 3; acaller installation seat 4 is further fixed on thebathroom wall 1, a caller 5 is placed on thecaller installation seat 4, a charging receiving coil 6 corresponding to thecharging coil 2 is installed in the caller 5, the charging receiving coil 6 is electrically connected with an AC-DC converter 7, the AC-DC converter 7 is electrically connected with a charging battery 8, and anelastic wrist ring 9 is further connected on the caller 5; the caller 5 is wirelessly connected with aswitchboard 10, and theswitchboard 10 is electrically connected with analarm device 11. Thealarm device 11 is a sound-light alarm. And the audible and visual alarms correspond to the beepers 5 one by one so as to be convenient for customers to instruct the bathroom to call for help.

Preferably, the pager mounting 4 and the charging transmittingcoil 2 are located at a wall on the entrance side of the bathroom.

Thecaller installation seat 4 is adhered to thebathroom wall 1, the ring-shaped magnet 12 is fixed on thecaller installation seat 4, and theiron block 121 corresponding to the ring-shaped magnet 12 is fixed on the caller 5.

The periphery of thecaller installation seat 4 is convexly provided with apositioning convex ring 13, and the top of thepositioning convex ring 13 is wedge-shaped. A plurality of sensors are arranged in thecaller installation seat 4.

The sensors include gyroscopes and acceleration sensors.

The using method of the utility model is as follows: when a patient or a guest enters a bathroom, the caller 5 is firstly taken off and sleeved on the wrist, so that the emergency call button on the caller 5 can be pressed to call for help even if the patient or the guest is fallen down and is inconvenient to climb. In addition, a gyroscope and an acceleration sensor are arranged on the sensor. When the patient falls down, a rapid motion stopping process is generated after the patient touches the ground, the acceleration sensor senses the rapid motion stopping process, and the gyroscope can roughly sense the descending distance of the calling machine, so that when the gyroscope senses that the calling machine is close to the ground and exceeds the preset time (through the time counting of the switchboard or the self-contained timer of the calling machine), or the acceleration sensor senses the acceleration exceeding the preset value, the automatic alarm is given to theswitchboard 10.

After bathing, put calling set 5 back calling setmount pad 4, through magnet quick fixation, charge transmittingcoil 2 this moment simultaneously and charge the battery to guarantee that the battery is in full charge state.

While embodiments of the utility model have been disclosed above, it is not limited to the applications set forth in the specification and the embodiments, which are fully applicable to various fields of endeavor for which the utility model pertains, and further modifications may readily be made by those skilled in the art, it being understood that the utility model is not limited to the details shown and described herein without departing from the general concept defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims (7)

1. A bathroom wireless calling system is characterized by comprising a charging transmitting coil (2) pre-embedded in a bathroom wall (1), wherein the charging transmitting coil (2) is electrically connected with a mains supply wire (3); the bathroom wall (1) is further fixedly provided with a pager mounting seat (4), a pager (5) is placed on the pager mounting seat (4), a charging receiving coil (6) corresponding to the charging coil (2) is installed in the pager (5), the charging receiving coil (6) is electrically connected with an AC-DC converter (7), the AC-DC converter (7) is electrically connected with a charging battery (8), and the pager (5) is further connected with an elastic wrist ring (9); the caller (5) is wirelessly connected with a switchboard (10), and the switchboard (10) is electrically connected with an alarm device (11).

2. Bathroom wireless calling system according to claim 1, characterized in that the alarm device (11) is a sound and light alarm.

3. Bathroom wireless calling system according to claim 1, characterized in that the pager mounting (4) and charging transmitter coil (2) are located at the wall at the entrance side of the bathroom.

4. The bathroom wireless calling system according to claim 1, wherein the pager mounting base (4) is adhered to the bathroom wall (1), a ring magnet (12) is fixed on the pager mounting base (4), and an iron block corresponding to the ring magnet (12) is fixed on the pager (5).

5. The bathroom wireless calling system of claim 1, wherein the pager mounting base (4) is formed with a positioning convex ring (13) in a protruding manner at the periphery, and the top of the positioning convex ring (13) is wedge-shaped.

6. Bathroom wireless calling system according to claim 1, characterized in that several sensors are mounted in the pager mounting (4).

7. The sanitary wireless calling system of claim 6, wherein said sensors comprise gyroscopes and acceleration sensors.

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