ES1245964U - STRUCTURE OF THERMAL GLASSES FOR PADDLE COURTS (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Thermal glass structure (1) for paddle tennis courts, characterized by being mounted on the original crystals. connecting by means of two cables (6) to a low voltage socket, located in a (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Thermal glass structure for paddle tennis courts.

Technique sector

The present invention relates to a device, which consists of a structure of thermal glasses.

Background of the Invention

Paddle tennis is a sport that is practiced inside a court closed by four walls, as is already known, the ones at the bottom and part of the concrete or glazed on its sides. It is the latter that suffer the drawback that in certain weather conditions they have the problem of fogging.

The problem of fogging on the walls is an annoying inconvenience for your game, not leaving the view from outside either. Incompatible with any official party. This system has been manufactured and designed to improve the current technical state.

Explanation of the invention

The thermal glasses developed are designed to be able to fit them on the outside of the track, holding them with simple brackets, just as the original ones are installed. The thermal glasses have two cables at the top where they are supplied with a direct current of between 36/48 VDC. With a maximum consumption of 180w / m2. Thus providing a temperature to the glass of around 18 degrees, enough to heat the glass of the track to which it is glued. Thus removing the frost.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, the present descriptive memory is attached, as an integral part thereof, to a set of plans, in which with character illustrative and not limiting the following has been represented

Figure 1.- Shows a front view of the device of the invention

Figure 2.- Shows a side view of the device of the invention.

Figure 3.- Shows a view of how the device is installed on the standard paddle tennis court. PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

The thermal glasses as can be seen in Figures 1 and 2 and which are always laminated, can be 4 + 4mm or 5 + 4mm or 5 + 5mm, depending on the characteristics and model of the track. Although it is the 4 + 4mm the most appropriate for almost all.

On the inside face of one of the glasses, it has a bath with a chemical compound, which when applying current through its two contacts (6), which come out of the copper tracks that are inside and on its two sides (2), those cables, reach a rigid PVC pipe or gutter (5), located at the top of the windows, channeling the cables that serve all the thermal glasses, and arriving at an electrical panel (3) of small dimensions that is Composed of an intelligent automaton capable of starting the source of feeding that will make the glass warm, as required by the humidity of the moment.

The glasses will be placed on the outside of the track, (fig.3) not modifying the original track at all. The way in which the thermal glasses are held is by means of some squares (4), which will be of the same style and shape as those already placed holding the original crystals by the manufacturer of said track, thus not damaging the vision at the end of the installation that is one of our claims as said invention.

The power supply necessary to power the thermal glass is 36 Vdc, thus being low voltage and without any risk. The glasses have a consumption of between 110w and 180w / m2, achieving a low consumption, always adapting the manufacture from the beginning to the geographical area where it is going to be installed, thus ensuring perfect operation. Similarly, the size of the thermal glass can be made larger or smaller, covering more or less surface to be heated. Always to the liking of the final consumer.

At no time will the glasses be working at the same time, since it has the capacity to accumulate heat long enough to be able to heat those on the track, thus solving the problem of annoying frost.

Claims (4)

1. Thermal glass structure (1) for paddle tennis courts, characterized by being mounted on the original crystals, connecting by means of two cables (6) to a low-voltage socket, located on an electrical panel (3). 2. Thermal glass structure (1) that according to claim 1 is characterized by being subject in the same way and way as the originals, by means of squares (4) similar to those of any installation of paddle tennis courts 3. Thermal glass structure (1) that according to claims 1 and 2 said glasses (1) are provided with copper tracks on their sides (2), remaining inside the glass and sealed for their protection. 4. Thermal glass structure (1) that according to claims 1 to 3, consists of a rigid tube or PVC gutter (5) through the upper part of the glass, containing inside the network of cables that service the glass thermal (1) from the electrical panel (3).