DE20011761U1 - SOS - Morse flashing light - Google Patents

Description

Registration of a utility model

applicant

Hans J. Doil, Biberach

Claim for protection

SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights

Description

SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights consisting of a housing of any shape with a partially translucent front panel, a) straight (Fig. 1, 1.1 page 4)

b) cross-shaped (Fig. 1 , 1.1 page 5 )

which are marked with the inscription a) SOS

or cross-shaped inscription

in the translucent area.

or cross-shaped inscription b) SOS

On the back of the plastic housing there are switches ( Fig. 2, 2.1 page 4 ) with which the signs are activated:

( ON = SOS Morse code flashing // OFF ).

The SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights have a flap on the back, behind which the batteries are located (6 -12 V). (Fig. 2 , 2.2 page 4) These are connected via cables in the housing, with a circuit board (= Morse flasher ) and a

Halogen or XENON flash lamp.

Furthermore (in variant A) there is a crank handle (Fig. 2, 2.3 page A) with an extension cord and a plug (Fig. 2, 2.4 page 4) for power supply via the vehicle cigarette lighter.

Variant B has a connection (not shown) for a corresponding external additional cable with the same function.

Suction cups are attached to the front windscreen (Fig. 1 and 2, 2.5 page 5). These allow the SOS Morse flashing signal lights to be attached to smooth, transparent surfaces (glass and plastic panes).

The magnets (Fig. 1 and 2, 2.6 page 5) in the base allow the flashing sign to be securely attached to magnetizable metal. Even on sloping surfaces, such as an accident vehicle lying in a ditch.

When in use, the SOS flashing lights send out an attention-grabbing light signal, corresponding to the Morse alphabet: three short beeps, three long beeps, three short beeps.

SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights with DECT / GSM / GPS based "Multifunctional coritrolters" make it possible to find the emergency location via Screen navigation systems possible.

These lights indicate a mini antenna (Fig. 2, 2.7 page 5)

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Registration of a utility model

Applicant : Hans J. Doil, Biberach

Protection claim : SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights

Problems

In almost all emergency operations, the factor "time" plays an important role. Avoiding permanent health damage and saving lives depend to a large extent on the early arrival of qualified help. Experience confirms, however, that considerable time losses regularly occur, particularly at night. Rescue missions become wanderings.

In the case of accidents at home: the house numbers are often too small, dirty or hidden. Sometimes they are missing altogether. Valuable time is lost to the detriment of the patients.

In the event of a traffic accident: road users usually just drive on past accident sites marked with hazard lights, a warning triangle or yellow flashing lights! This is because they assume that there is a flat tire, no fuel or other technical defect.

For the more than 250,000 " accidents involving PERSONAL INJURY " per year in Germany alone, there is no special label indicating that road users require medical assistance. This means an unnecessary risk to the health, limb and life of those injured in traffic accidents or those suffering from acute illnesses while driving.

Benefits achieved:

The advantages of the invention are that a person in need of help has the option of using the sign described in the protection claim in such a way that the place where help is needed can be identified as such, particularly in the evening and at night. There is no need for long searches. First aiders, emergency doctors and/or rescue services can then provide FIRST AID more quickly.

By using the SOS Morse flashing signal lights, the internationally and generally known emergency call "SOS" makes it possible to clearly and easily communicate all situations in which people who are acutely ill or injured need help.

The SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights clearly signal to all observers that "FIRST AID" must be provided or that medical / emergency assistance must be requested.

With SOS - Morse - flashing signal lights with DECT / GSM / GPS based "multifunctional controller", the localization and finding of the emergency location is possible via screen navigation systems.

Claims (1)

SOS MORSE FLASHING SIGNAL LIGHTS, consisting of a housing of any shape and a straight and/or cross-shaped translucent front panel, which is provided with an inscription.
On the back of the housing there are switches that activate the signs:

(On = SOS Morse code flashing/Off)

There is also a flap behind which the batteries are located. These are connected via cables in the housing to the flasher, a special "Morse board" and a halogen or xenon flash lamp.
Furthermore, the sign is equipped with either: A) a built-in cigarette lighter plug plus extension cable with crank mechanism, or B) a plug connection for a separate supply cable for connection to the power supply via the vehicle cigarette lighter. There are 2-4 removable suction cups attached to the right and left of the front window. There are two magnets in the adjustment area on the underside of the housing.
If the lamp is activated, it flashes SOS until it is switched off - according to the Morse alphabet: three times short - three times long - three times short.
SOS MORSE FLASHING SIGNAL LIGHTS are produced with and without a "multifunctional controller".
SOS MORSE FLASHING SIGNAL LIGHTS produced with DECT/GSM/GPS based "multi-function controllers" make it possible to find the emergency location using navigation systems. These lights are marked with a mini antenna.