Elevator and arrester linkage protection device
A technology for protection devices and barriers, applied in the direction of mandatory railway barriers, transportation and packaging, railway car body parts, etc., can solve the problems of sports car accidents, poor light, and loud noise on the job site, and avoid sports car accidents in inclined lanes , Ease of use, and the effect of reducing labor intensity
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[0013] Refer to the attached figure 1 , attached figure 2 , attached image 3 The inclined lane hoist and the barrier linkage protection device of the present invention will be described in detail below.
[0014] The structure of the automatic barrier for inclined lanes of the present invention includes a signal monitoring sensor assembly 5 , a control box 2 and a cable 9 . The signal monitoring sensing component 5 is installed on the barrier 4, the control box 2 is installed on the side of the hoist 1, and the two are connected through the cable 9 installed on the lane roof 3 for communication.
[0015] The monitoring sensing component 5 is composed of a mounting base 11, a u-shaped fixing bolt 12, a photoelectric feedback sensing switch 20, a sensing switch bracket 15, a reflective sheet 22, a protective cover 26, etc., and the sensing switch is responsible for obtaining the real-time opening and closing state signal of the barrier, And the acquired signal is sent to the...
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