Abstract:
A safety valve device is mounted on an inflatable apparatus and has a body, a manual seal assembly and a check valve. The body has an annular sidewall and an annular bracket mounted on the sidewall and having a central opening. The manual seal assembly is connected to the body and has a knob, a seal and a spring. The knob is mounted rotatably on the body and has multiple compression ridges. The seal is mounted slidably between the knob and the annular bracket, selectively closes the central opening and has multiple compression ridges corresponding to those on the knob. The spring biases the seal to open the central opening. The check valve has a diaphragm that selectively closes the central opening. The inflatable apparatus with the safety valve device has a good hermetic effect.
Abstract:
A inflatable product for an inflatable body includes a casing with an airway adapted to communicate with an interior of the inflatable body, and a resilient element movably positioned inside the casing to define with the casing a space therebetween. An on/off switch is adapted to connect to an air pump,A driving element is movably positioned inside the casing to be in response to the movement of the resilient element so as to selectively activate the on/off switch to activate the air pump. A recoil element is positioned around the driving element and has a distal end which is abutted against the resilient element, The spring is compressed/decompressed when the resilient element moves in response to pressure inside the inflatable body so that activation/deactivation of the on/off switch is controlled via the movement of the resilient element as well as the compression of the spring.
Abstract:
A buffer assembly includes a housing adapted to sealingly connected to the pressure switch and defining therein a chamber and an airway defined in a bottom face of the housing to communicate with an interior of the housing so as to communicate with an inlet of the pressure switch. Pressure change inside the inflatable product is transmitted to the pressure switch only after the pressure change passes through the chamber of the housing via the airway and the inlet of the pressure switch.
Abstract:
A safety valve device is mounted on an inflatable apparatus and has a body, a manual seal assembly and a check valve. The body has an annular sidewall and an annular bracket mounted on the sidewall and having a central opening. The manual seal assembly is connected to the body and has a knob, a seal and a spring. The knob is mounted rotatably on the body and has multiple compression ridges. The seal is mounted slidably between the knob and the annular bracket, selectively closes the central opening and has multiple compression ridges corresponding to those on the knob. The spring biases the seal to open the central opening. The check valve has a diaphragm that selectively closes the central opening. The inflatable apparatus with the safety valve device has a good hermetic effect.
Abstract:
An air bed has a hollow body. A baffle is adapted to be provided inside the hollow body to separate the body into a first chamber and a second chamber. The baffle is adapted to engage with inner surfaces of opposite sides of the body of the air bed.
Abstract:
An inflatable bed has a bottom surface that is disposed on a support surface and that is formed with a concave air bag. When a person moves onto a top surface of the bed, air is ejected from the air bag so that the bed acts as a suction cup, there by fixing the bed relative to the support surface.
Abstract:
An inflatable bed has a primary bed and a supporting rim securely connected to an outer contour of the primary bed. The primary bed has an extension integrally extending from sides of the primary bed to securely engage with an outer surface of the supporting rim so as to limit movement of the supporting rim. After a load is placed on top of the primary bed, the overall appearance of the inflatable bed is maintained and the movement of the supporting rim is limited.
Abstract:
A palm-top fabric leading edge detector adapted to be incorporated in a high temperature or regular temperature, L-configured or U-configured dyeing machine includes a detector body which is releasably connected to a sensor mounted in the dyeing machine via a cable to receive a fabric leading edge detection signal from the sensor when the leading edge of a fabric that is moved through the dyeing machine for dyeing passes through the sensor. The detector processes the fabric leading edge detection signal and provides the detection result on a display on the detector body. The detector is driven by an internal power source which may be primary cells or secondary cells rechargeable by means of external power source. Visual indicator and audio signal generation device are provided to indicate the detection of the fabric leading edge in a visual and audio manner.
Abstract:
A screen detecting system of a wide screen television for detecting blank top and bottom areas of a video frame contained in conventional video signals and generating top and bottom display limits is disclosed. The top and bottom display limits are used by a display control system of the wide screen television to eliminate the blank top and bottom areas. The screen detecting system comprises a comparator for comparing the video signals with a blankness threshold, a sync circuit for separating vertical sync signals and horizontal sync signals from the video signals and generating a period signal after each horizontal sync signal, a blank period detector for detecting the output of the comparator within the time period of one period signal and generating a blank signal if no output is detected within said time period, and a display limit generator for generating the top display limit by checking the distribution of the blank signals after a first vertical sync signal and the bottom display limit by checking the distribution of the blank signals before a second vertical sync signal immediately after the first vertical sync signal.
Abstract:
An inflatable article, having a pair of gas impervious sheets which are heat welded together at their edges to form an envelope and are provided with parallelly spaced apart longitudinal first seams to define a plurality of air compartments between the pair of sheets, is provided with a reforming and reinforcing outer inflatable multiple-compartmented unit formed, on the wall of the envelope, by heat-sealing an additional outer sheet to one of the pair of gas impervious sheets at the edge portions and at the lines which lie between each two of the first longitudinal seams to form second seams whereby the article will achieve a stronger and stiffer construction and the acute fused edge portions thereof can be reformed by the expanded superimposed inflatable outer units adjacent to the edge portions.