Portable folding solar power generation cloth bag

Abstract

Portable folding solar power generation cloth bags are disclosed. One implementation comprises left and right lining plates each having holes and fixed above a lower cloth cover, left and right solar assemblies fixed above their respective lining plates, an upper cloth cover overlaying both solar assemblies and sewn to the lower cloth cover with a gap between the left and right lining plates, and junction boxes associated with respective left and right solar assemblies and embedded into the holes of the left and right lining plates, wherein a connecting line between the left and right solar assemblies may penetrate through the lower cloth cover to extend therebelow. Further, light receiving surfaces of the left and right solar assemblies are configured for external exposure from the upper cloth cover, and a foldable joint may be formed at a gap position between the upper and lower cloth covers.

Claims

1. A portable folding solar power generation cloth bag, comprising: a lower cloth cover; a left lining plate and a right lining plate fixed above the lower cloth cover, the left lining plate and the right lining plate being each provided with a through hole; a left solar assembly and a right solar assembly, which are fixed above the left lining plate and the right lining plate, respectively, wherein a junction box of the left solar assembly is embedded into the through hole of the left lining plate, a junction box of the right solar assembly is embedded into the through hole of the right lining plate, a connecting line between the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly is through the lower cloth cover and reaches a position below the lower cloth cover; an upper cloth cover covering the upper sides of the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly, the upper cloth cover being sewn together with the lower cloth cover, and light receiving surfaces of the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly being exposed to outside from the upper cloth cover, wherein a gap exists between the left lining plate and the right lining plate, and a foldable joint is formed at a gap position between the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

2. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein a sponge mat is fixed between the left lining plate and the lower cloth cover, and between the right lining plate and the lower cloth cover.

3. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein a pocket is sewn below the lower cloth cover.

4. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein buckles are sewn on both left and right sides of the upper cloth cover.

5. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, further comprising a handle, the handle being formed by cutting out the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover and fixing an over-edging at an edge, or the handle being a separate part connected to the upper cloth cover and/or the lower cloth cover.

6. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein edges of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover are formed with a fixed over-edging.

7. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein an overedging is fixed at the through holes.

8. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein eyelet buttons are fixed at four corners of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

9. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, wherein the left lining plate and the right lining plate are plastic plates or plastic hollowed plates.

10. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 1, further comprising a junction box shield, the junction box shield being fixed below the lower cloth cover through buckles, portions of the junction box and the connecting line exposed to a downside direction from the lower cloth cover being covered by the junction box shield.

11. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 10, wherein a sponge mat is fixed between the left lining plate and the lower cloth cover, and between the right lining plate and the lower cloth cover.

12. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 11, wherein a pocket is sewn below the lower cloth cover.

13. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 12, wherein buckles are sewn on both left and right sides of the upper cloth cover.

14. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 13, further comprising a handle, the handle being formed by cutting out the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover and fixing an over-edging at an edge, or the handle being a separate part connected to the upper cloth cover and/or the lower cloth cover.

15. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 14, wherein edges of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover are formed with a fixed over-edging.

16. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 15, wherein eyelet buttons are fixed at four corners of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

17. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 15, wherein an over-edging is fixed at the through holes.

18. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 17, wherein eyelet buttons are fixed at four corners of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

19. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 18, wherein the left lining plate and the right lining plate are plastic plates or plastic hollowed plates.

20. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag of claim 19, wherein a sponge mat is fixed between the left lining plate and the lower cloth cover, and between the right lining plate and the lower cloth cover.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is an exploded structural diagram of a portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in First Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(2) FIG. 2 is a top view of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in First Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(3) FIG. 3 is a perspective diagram of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in First Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(4) FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in First Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(5) FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in a folded state in First Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(6) FIG. 6 is an exploded structural diagram of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in Second Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(7) FIG. 7 is a top view of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in Second Embodiment of the present disclosure;

(8) FIG. 8 is a bottom view of the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in Second Embodiment of the present disclosure.

(9) Reference signs: 1. lower cloth cover, 2. sponge mat, 3. left lining plate, 4. right lining plate, 5. left solar assembly, 6. right solar assembly, 7. upper cloth cover, 8. eyelet button, 9. junction box shield, 10. pocket, 11. overedging, 12. buckle, 13. overedging, 14. overedging, 15. through hole, 16. through hole, 17. through hole, 18. junction box, 19. light receiving surface, 20. handle, 21. gap, 22. connecting line.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

(10) An objective of one or more aspects of the present disclosure is to enhance the protection for a solar cell assembly in a portable solar power cloth bag.

(11) In order to achieve such objective(s), embodiments of the present disclosure may include or involve technical solutions such as the following.

(12) According to certain implementations herein, portable folding solar power generation cloth bags are disclosed. In one aspect, a portable folding solar power generation cloth bag may include a lower cloth cover; a left lining plate and a right lining plate fixed above the lower cloth cover, the left lining plate and the right lining plate being separately provided with a through hole; a left solar assembly and a right solar assembly, which are fixed above the left lining plate and the right lining plate, respectively, wherein a junction box of the left solar assembly is embedded into the through hole of the left lining plate, and a junction box of the right solar assembly is embedded into the through hole of the right lining plate, and a connecting line between the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly penetrating through the lower cloth cover and reaching a position below the lower cloth cover; and an upper cloth cover covering the upper sides of the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly, the upper cloth cover being sewn with the lower cloth cover. Further, light receiving surfaces of the left solar assembly and the right solar assembly may be exposed from the upper cloth cover, a gap may be provided between the left lining plate and the right lining plate, and a foldable joint may be formed at a gap position between the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

(13) In some implementations, a sponge mat may be fixed between the left lining plate and the lower cloth cover, and between the right lining plate and the lower cloth cover.

(14) In certain implementations, the above portable folding solar power generation cloth bag may further include a junction box shield, the junction box shield being fixed below the lower cloth cover (e.g., via buckles), and further where portions of the junction box and the connecting line exposed below the lower cloth cover are covered by the junction box shield.

(15) In to some aspects, a pocket may be sewn below the lower cloth cover. Further, buckles may be sewn on both left and right sides of the upper cloth cover. According to certain aspects, the above portable folding solar power generation cloth bag may further include a handle, wherein the handle may be formed by cutting out the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover and fixing an over-edging at an edge, or the handle may be a separate part connected to the upper cloth cover and/or the lower cloth cover.

(16) In other aspects, edges of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover may be fixed with an over-edging.

(17) According to some implementations, such over-edging may be fixed at the through holes.

(18) Further, eyelet buttons may be fixed at four corners of the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover.

(19) In still other implementations, the left lining plate and the right lining plate may be plastic plates or plastic hollowed plates.

(20) According to various implementations herein, lining plates consistent with embodiments of the present disclosure not only serve a function of enhancing the support to solar cell panels of the solar assemblies, but also support and protect the junction boxes separately via, or by means of, the through holes thereof. As such, in a carrying process, even during an incident of shaking, it is only the solar cell panels of the solar assemblies and the junction boxes that move with the lining plates, whereas risk of the solar cell panels being separated from the junction boxes does not exist or occur. Moreover, in various embodiments of the present disclosure, the upper cloth cover and the lower cloth cover fix the lining plates, the solar assemblies and other parts in a sewing manner, e.g., without a frame, thus the thickness is small, the weight is light, and both rigid assemblies and flexible assemblies can be encapsulated into a lightweight combination form factor. Accordingly, such implementations may be easier to carry, use, and store, and have advantages such as foldability, easy encapsulation, good user accessibility and the like of the cloth bags. Among other things, certain advantages of the flexible solar assembly can be brought into full play, the space for carrying out and transporting the goods is greatly reduced, and the lesser weight renders improved transportation efficiency and user experience.

(21) In some aspects, the sponge mats can provide shock-resistant protection to the solar assemblies.

(22) In additional aspects, fixing the junction box shield by means of buckles can not only serve a function of protecting the junction boxes and the connecting line, but also can make the junction box shield open to facilitate use.

(23) According to other aspects, over-edging various positions can serve a function of preventing tearing of the edges.

(24) Further, uses of the buckles, handle, and eyelet buttons can facilitate carrying/transportation, e.g., after folding.

(25) Consistent with some implementations, providing a pocket also allows for the accommodation of cables, accessories, instructions, and other such beneficial items.

(26) Referring to FIG. 1, a portable folding solar power generation cloth bag in the present embodiment includes a lower cloth cover 1, a sponge mat 2, a left lining plate 3, a right lining plate 4, a left solar assembly 5, a right solar assembly 6, an upper cloth cover 7, a junction box shield 9 and so on. In the above, the lower cloth cover 1 and the upper cloth cover 7 can be made of a flexible and foldable material such as natural or artificial fiber textiles, for embodiment, nylon 600D, high-molecular polymers, leather and so on.

(27) Eyelet buttons 8 are fixed at four corners of the lower cloth cover 1. Through holes 15 are further provided on the lower cloth cover 1. A pocket 10 is sewn below the lower cloth cover 1, for accommodating cables, accessories, instructions and so on.

(28) The left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4 are fixed above the lower cloth cover 1 in a manner of being spaced from each other. Corresponding to the through holes 15 on the lower cloth cover 1, through holes 17 are provided on both of the left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4.

(29) A sponge mat 2 is fixed between the left lining plate 3 and the lower cloth cover 1, and between the right lining plate 4 and the lower cloth cover 1, respectively, and the sponge mats 2 are also opened with through holes 16 corresponding to the through holes 15. The sponge mats 2 are used to improve shock-resistant performances.

(30) The through holes 17 on the left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4, the through holes 16 on the sponge mats 2, and the through holes 15 on the lower cloth cover 1 are aligned, and then fixed with overedgings 11 so as to protect the edges of the through holes.

(31) The left solar assembly 5 is fixed above the left lining plate 3, and the right solar assembly 6 is fixed above the right lining plate 4. In assembling, a junction box 18 of the left solar assembly 5 is embedded into the through hole 17 of the left lining plate 3, passing through the through hole 16 of the sponge mat 2 and the through hole 15 of the lower cloth cover 1 to be exposed below the lower cloth cover 1. Likewise, a junction box 18 of the right solar assembly 6 is embedded into the through hole 17 of the right lining plate 4, passing through the through hole 16 of the sponge mat 2 and the through hole 15 of the lower cloth cover 1 to be exposed below the lower cloth cover 1. The left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4 are plastic plates or plastic hollowed plates, with a small density and being capable of providing support to the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6. The left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4 in the present embodiment not only serve a function of enhancing the support to solar cell panels of the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6, but also support and protect the junction boxes 18 separately by means of the through holes 17 thereof, therefore, in a carrying process, even if in case of shaking, it is still the solar cell panels of the solar assemblies and the junction boxes 18 that move together with the lining plates, the risk of the solar cell panels being separated from the junction boxes 18 will not occur.

(32) The upper cloth cover 7 covers the above of the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6. The upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1 are sewn together through a stitching technology, and after being sewn, the two are fixed with an overedging 14 at edges to protect the edges of the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1. Buckles 12 are sewn on both left and right sides of the upper cloth cover 7. The eyelet buttons 8 at four corners of the lower cloth cover 1 simultaneously pass through the upper cloth cover 7 and then fixed. The portable folding solar power generation cloth bag can be hung up after a thread passes through the eyelet buttons 8. In First Embodiment, a handle 20 (see FIG. 2) is formed by cutting out the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1, and an overedging 13 is fixed at an edge of the handle 20.

(33) Referring to FIG. 2, after the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1 are sewn together, flexible and non-flexible parts such as the left solar assembly 5, the right solar assembly 6, the left lining plate 3, the right lining plate 4, the sponge mats 2 and so on are encapsulated into one bag, and the light receiving surfaces 19 of the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6 are exposed from the upper cloth cover 7 so as to receive irradiation of sunlight in an open state. A gap 21 exists between the left lining plate 3 and the right lining plate 4, therefore, the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1 form a foldable joint at a position of the gap 21.

(34) Referring to FIG. 3, a connecting line 22 between the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6 penetrates through the lower cloth cover 1 and reaches a position below the lower cloth cover 1. The connecting line 22 is used for series connection between the left solar assembly 5 and the right solar assembly 6. In cases where the junction box 18 is exposed below the lower cloth cover 1, an internal wiring of the junction box 18 also can be regarded as a part of the connecting line 22.

(35) Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 3, and FIG. 4, the junction box shield 9 is fixed below the lower cloth cover 1 through buckles, portions of the junction box 18 and the connecting line 22 exposed below the lower cloth cover 1 are covered by the junction box shield 9, the junction box shield 9 is used to protect the junction box 18 and the connecting line 22 in a carrying process, and the junction box shield 9 can be conveniently flipped open in cases of use or maintenance.

(36) Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 5, after the folding along the foldable joint, the buckles 12 are connected together such that the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag is kept in a folded state, at which time a carrier can carry the portable folding solar power generation cloth bag by gripping the handle 20.

(37) In the present embodiment, the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1 fix the lining plates, the solar assemblies and other parts in a sewing manner, without a frame, thus the thickness is small, the weight is light, both rigid assemblies and flexible assemblies can be encapsulated into a lightweight combination form, thus being easy to carry, use, and store, and having the advantages of foldability, easy encapsulation, good user accessibility and so on of the cloth bags, particularly, the advantages of the flexible solar assembly can be brought into full play, then the space for carrying out and transportation is greatly reduced, and the light weight renders improved transportation efficiency and use experience.

(38) Referring to FIG. 6 to FIG. 8, different from First Embodiment, in Second Embodiment, the handle 20 is a separate part, and connected to the upper cloth cover 7 and/or the lower cloth cover 1 in a connecting manner such as sewing, riveting and so on, while the upper cloth cover 7 and the lower cloth cover 1 are no longer cut out, which is favorable to reducing the cost and technology difficulty. Likewise, in Second Embodiment, the handle 20 also can be cladded with an overedging.

(39) Although the present disclosure is described in combination with the above embodiments, the present disclosure is not limited to the above embodiments, but is merely defined by the claims. A person ordinarily skilled in the art can readily make modifications and alterations thereto, without departing from the essential concept and scope of the present disclosure.