Patent classifications
A47H5/0325
ELECTRIC HOUSING DEVICE HAVING AN ADJUSTABLE SPAN
The invention relates to an electric housing device having an adjustable span, comprising a main body portion, a winding cord, and a first moving part and a second moving part close to the two ends of the main body portion. The main body portion is provided with a driving device, and the bottom of the main body portion is provided with two parallel slide rails which slide along the length direction of the main body portion. The two slide rails extend towards the first moving part and the second moving part respectively and are fixed to the bottoms of the corresponding moving parts. The main body portion and the first moving part, and the main body portion and the second moving part are respectively provided with through grooves corresponding to the two slide rails, each through groove is located on the outside of the corresponding slide rail, each slide rail is slidably provided with a central running pulley, and the top of each central running pulley extends out from the corresponding through groove. The winding cord revolves around the driving device, the main body portion, the first moving part and the second moving part for one circle and winds around the driving device for several circles. The tops of the central running pulleys are fixed to the winding cord. The device is adjustable in terms of span, widely applicable and light in weight.
Curtain control system and curtain control method
The present invention relates to a curtain control system and a curtain control method. When a controller receives a curtain-releasing signal, a braking module releases a curtain so as to lower it, a current position detecting module detects an absolute position of the curtain, and the controller calculates a current velocity and a current acceleration of the curtain according to a variation per unit time of the absolute position. When the current velocity is equal to zero or the current acceleration is smaller than zero, the controller controls a motor to lift the curtain or controls the braking module to hold the curtain at a current position. Accordingly, the present invention uses the absolute position to calculate the current velocity and the current acceleration of the curtain so as to determine whether the curtain has encountered an obstacle.
Opening and closing device for curtains and system based on the same
An opening and closing device for curtains and a system based on the same, mounted on a curtain track, comprises a main engine and a roller mechanism, The main engine comprises a shell with a cavity, a driving wheel mounted in the cavity and partially exposed the shell, a motor arranged in the cavity and controlling the driving wheel to rotate, a controller lied in the cavity and controlling the motor to start and stop, and a signal transceiver module coupled electrically with the controller and receiving starting and stopping signals of the motor; the driving wheel is used for driving the curtains to move along the curtain track; a roller mechanism is mounted on the shell, an end, far away from the shell, of the roller mechanism is hung on the curtain track and presses the driving wheel closely on the curtain track.
EXTERNAL MOTOR DRIVE SYSTEM FOR WINDOW COVERING SYSTEM WITH CONTINUOUS CORD LOOP
A motor driven system for raising and lowering a window covering executes motor ramp trajectory speed control. The motor ramp trajectory limits acceleration of an external motor from the idle (stationary) state to full operating speed, and limits deceleration of the motor from full operating speed back to the idle state. This function reduces stresses on a continuous cord loop drive mechanism. A control system manages solar heating effects in response to sunlight entrance conditions such as system sensor outputs, external weather forecasts, and other data sources. The system automatically opens or close the window covering to increase or decrease admitted sunlight under appropriate conditions. The input interface of the control system includes a visual display and input axis, which are aligned vertically if the window covering mechanism raises and lowers the window covering, and are aligned horizontally if the window covering mechanism laterally opens and closes the window covering.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR ADJUSTING INDOOR ILLUMINATION INTENSITY
The present disclosure relates to a method and a device for adjusting indoor illumination intensity. In the method, a target illumination intensity value is acquired when a target electric appliance is running and the target electric appliance is susceptible to illumination intensity in a room. In the method, a first indoor illumination intensity value in the room is collected, and an indoor illumination intensity adjustment device is controlled according to the first indoor illumination intensity value and the target illumination intensity value. The indoor illumination intensity adjustment device is controlled to change the first indoor illumination intensity value to achieve a second indoor illumination intensity value where the second indoor illumination intensity value conforms to the target illumination intensity value.
EXTERNAL MOTOR DRIVE SYSTEM FOR WINDOW COVERING SYSTEM WITH CONTINUOUS CORD LOOP
A motor drive system for operating a mechanism for raising and lowering window coverings includes a motor operating under electrical power and an electrically powered drive system. The motor drive system advances a continuous cord loop in response to positional commands from a controller. An input-output device includes a capacitive touch strip that receives user inputs along an input axis, and an LEDs strip aligned with the input axis. A group mode module communicates the positional commands to other motor drive systems within an identified group to operate respective other mechanisms of the other motor drive systems. A set control module enables user calibration of a top position and a bottom position of travel of the window covering. The input-output device extends vertically on the exterior of a housing for the motor drive system, and the housing supports input buttons of the group mode module and the set control module.
External motor drive system for window covering system with continuous cord loop
A motor drive system for operating a mechanism for raising and lowering window coverings includes a motor operating under electrical power and an electrically powered drive system. The motor drive system advances a continuous cord loop in response to positional commands from a controller. An input-output device includes a capacitive touch strip that receives user inputs along an input axis, and an LEDs strip aligned with the input axis. A group mode module communicates the positional commands to other motor drive systems within an identified group to operate respective other mechanisms of the other motor drive systems. A set control module enables user calibration of a top position and a bottom position of travel of the window covering. The input-output device extends vertically on the exterior of a housing for the motor drive system, and the housing supports input buttons of the group mode module and the set control module.
Coordinated window shade adjustments to create a shade pattern
To allow more daylighting and protect against direct solar radiation, the system may include a window shading system that impacts an area (or area of interest). The system may adjust different window shades in different ways and for different periods of time to protect against a direct solar radiation onto an area of interest. The system may provide targeted shadows onto the area of interest. The system may also analyze or predict angles of solar rays that comprise the direct solar radiation and determine an impact of the solar rays on the area of interest, wherein the adjusting of window shades is based on the determining.
TUG ACTIVATED MOTORIZED WINDOW COVERING HAVING AN EXTERNAL BATTERY TUBE
A motorized window covering system is presented having a rotatable drive element having a guide structure and a plurality of idler attachment elements and at least one drive element positioned over the rotatable drive element. A motor is connected to the rotatable drive element and controls operation of the window covering. An external battery tube assembly is connected by a conduit to the rotatable drive element and is configured to provide power to the motor. The external battery tube assembly includes a switch and controls operation of the motorized window covering. When pulled or lifted the external battery tube assembly initiates movement, stops movement or reverses movement of the motor. In this way, the system provides a unique way of controlling operation of a motorized window covering.
ROLL-UP RETRACTABLE COVERING FOR ARCHITECTURAL OPENINGS
A retractable covering for an architectural opening includes a headrail in which a control system is mounted and a fabric suspended from the headrail. The fabric is mounted to be moved laterally between a rolled up retracted position and an extended position across the architectural opening. At least one roller about which the fabric can be wrapped is mounted at an end of the headrail for rotation about a vertical axis, and the system includes a flexible control element that is substantially horizontally disposed for moving the covering between extended and retracted positions.