Uninterruptible power supply and power detector

An uninterruptible power supply and detection device comprises a power detection member 10 having a wireless transmitter 14, and a power supply member 20 having a wireless receiver 21 receiving a control signal from the transmitter. Both power detection member 10 and power supply member 20 are conne...

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Main Authors CHUN-HSIN YANG, CHING-NAN YANG, TSUNGIH KAO
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 28.09.2011
Subjects
BLASTING
CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS OR SYSTEMS FOR SUPPLYING OR DISTRIBUTINGELECTRIC POWER
CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
ELECTRIC HEATING
ELECTRIC LIGHTING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
ELECTRICITY
FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMSTHEREOF
GENERATION
HEATING
LIGHTING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NON-PORTABLE LIGHTING DEVICES
STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHERARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
SYSTEMS FOR STORING ELECTRIC ENERGY
SYSTEMS THEREOF
VEHICLE LIGHTING DEVICES SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR VEHICLEEXTERIORS
WEAPONS
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Summary:An uninterruptible power supply and detection device comprises a power detection member 10 having a wireless transmitter 14, and a power supply member 20 having a wireless receiver 21 receiving a control signal from the transmitter. Both power detection member 10 and power supply member 20 are connected to a mains electricity supply 11. The power detection member may include an AC (alternate current) transformer 12 feeding a power detection unit that controls the wireless transmitter to transmit control signals continuously to the power supply member while the presence of electricity on the house mains is detected. The power supply member may be configured with an electronic device 30 such as a lamp and contains a power supply 22 that internally stores electricity, a driver 23, and a charger 24. When the power detection member does not detect a control signal, the power supply member can switch the electronic device 30 to receive electricity from the power supply so that it can continue to operate if switch 31 is on. The power detector can be plugged into a mains socket (fig 4, 14a), and control any electronic device within a coverage range to operate during power outage. Existing lamps and wiring can be used for emergency lighting.
Bibliography:Application Number: GB20100011298