JPH0568043B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The vehicle-mounted warning light of the present invention will be explained according to the following items.

A. Industrial application field B. Summary of the invention C. Prior art [Figures 15 and 16] D. Problems to be solved by the invention [Figures 15 to 19] E. Means for solving the problems F Examples [Figures 1 to 11] a Overview of vehicle-mounted warning light b Base c Globe c-1 Globe element c-2 Inner cover c-3 Connection of multiple globe elements c-4 To the base of the globe Attachment c-5 Outer cover d Unit stand d-1 Rotating irradiation part d-2 Reflection irradiation part d-3 Fixed irradiation part d-4 Support of unit stand to glove stand e Others f Modifications [Fig. 12 to FIG. 14] G. Effects of the invention (A. Field of industrial application) The present invention relates to a novel vehicle-mounted warning light. Specifically, in a vehicle-mounted warning light comprising a base fixed to the roof of a car, a globe supported on the base, and a warning unit housed in the globe, the base of the globe is An object of the present invention is to provide a new vehicle-mounted warning light that facilitates the work of attaching the glove to the base and prevents damage to the glove, the base, or other components even if the glove is repeatedly attached to and detached from the base. That is.

(B. Summary of the Invention) The in-vehicle warning light of the present invention is provided on the inner end side of the bottom of the globe for attaching the globe housing the warning light unit to a base fixed to the roof of a car, etc. Engage the locking part with the locking part provided near the center of the base, and connect the fixing part provided on the outer edge of the bottom of the glove with the fixing part provided on the outer edge of the base. It was designed to be fixed, and by this,
Facilitates the work of attaching the glove to the base, and
This prevents the glove, the base, or other members from being damaged when the glove is attached to and removed from the base.

(C. Prior Art) [Figs. 15 and 16] Figs. 15 and 16 show an example a of a conventional vehicle-mounted warning light.

b is a base fixed to the roof of a car, etc.;
Both sides are gently curved upwards, and engaging edges c, c are formed that project horizontally inward from both side edges, and the base b is placed from a position near both side edges. Ribs d, d are provided upright, and an appropriate space is formed between the upper end edges of the mounting ribs d, d and the engaging edges c, c.

e is a glove made of transparent synthetic resin and formed into a substantially cylindrical shape, and a warning light unit f is installed inside this glove e.
A unit stand g provided with is housed.

A platform h projecting downward and extending in the axial direction is formed at the center of the bottom surface of the globe e, and engaging pieces i project horizontally from positions near the lower ends of both sides of the platform h. It is set up.

Therefore, the engaging pieces i, i of the glove e are connected to the base b.
If the glove e is moved from the outer edge of the base b toward the center so as to fit under the engaging edges c and c of the It goes under the mating edges c, c, and eventually the engaging pieces i, i of the glove e and the engaging edges c, c of the base b completely engage with each other. In addition, the platform h of the globe e
The bottom surface of is placed on the placement ribs d, d.

Therefore, by fixing the mounting brackets j, j fixed to the outer end of the base b and the mounting brackets k, k fixed to the outer end of the glove e, the glove e can be fixed on the base b. will be done.

(D Problems to be solved by the invention) [Chapter 15
Figures to Figures 19] In the conventional vehicle-mounted warning light a described above, when attaching the globe e to the base b, the engaging pieces i, i and the engaging edges c, c are connected to each other. It must be slid in order to engage. Moreover, in order to maintain a secure mounting state, it is undesirable to have a gap between the engaging pieces i, i and the engaging edges c, c.
The above-mentioned sliding is performed in a state in which there is considerable close contact between the two. Therefore, there is a problem that wear occurs on the base b and/or the glove e, and as the glove e is repeatedly attached and detached, the wear becomes severe and looseness occurs in the attachment.

Therefore, a vehicle-mounted warning light as shown in FIGS. 17 to 19 can be considered as a vehicle-mounted warning light that reduces the amount of sliding when the glove is attached to the base, thereby reducing the wear caused by the sliding movement.

That is, in the case of this vehicle-mounted warning light l, cutouts o, o, ... are formed at regular intervals on the engagement edge n of the base m, and correspondingly, engagement pieces q are also formed on the globe p. ，
q,... are formed at regular intervals, and the engagement pieces q, q,... of the glove p are passed through the notches o, o,... formed in the engagement edges n, n of the base m, and the engagement edges n. , n, and then slide the glove p so that the engaging pieces q, q, ... of the glove p are engaged with the engaging edges n, n of the base m, The amount of sliding at that time becomes smaller, and the wear of the glove p and base m is reduced accordingly.

However, even with this car warning light,
Since the engagement pieces q, q, ... of the glove p slide between the engagement edges n, n of the base m, repeated attachment and detachment of the glove p to the base m will result in severe wear. There is a problem with becoming.

Furthermore, on the lower part of the globes e and p of the bases b and m, electronic components for driving a warning light unit etc. installed in the groove are usually arranged, but when the base is based on the globe, These electronic components may be damaged by sliding against the stand.

(E. Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the in-vehicle warning light of the present invention has a locking part on the center part of the base fixed to the roof of the car, etc. A fixing part is provided at the outer end of the base, and a locking part provided at the inner end of the glove housing the warning light unit therein is engaged with the locking part, and a locking part is provided at the outer end of the glove. A fixed part is fixed to the fixed part.

Therefore, in the vehicle-mounted warning light of the present invention, when the glove is attached to the base, there are no parts that slide against each other, so there is no possibility of damage to the glove or the base due to wear.

(Embodiment F) [Figs. 1 to 11] Details of the in-vehicle warning light of the present invention will be described below with reference to illustrated embodiments.

(a Overview of a vehicle-mounted warning light) In the figure, 1 is a vehicle-mounted warning light, 2 is a base fixed on the roof of a car, 3, 3 is a globe supported on the base 2, 4, 4 is a unit stand installed in the glove 3, 3, 5, 5 is a unit stand 4, 4
This is a warning light unit supported above.

(b Base) The base 2 is made of an extruded aluminum product, and its side edges are raised upward to form side walls 6, 6.

Reference numerals 7 and 7 denote legs, which are fixed to the lower surface of the base 2 near both ends, and by fixing the legs 7 and 7 to the roof of the car, the base 2 can be attached to the roof of the car. Fixed.

Reference numerals 8 and 8 designate support plates that are erected at the center of the base 2 at intervals in the longitudinal direction of the base 2. A locking receiver 9 is provided at the outer center of the lower end of the support plates 8, 8.
9 is fixed. The locking receivers 9, 9 have side pieces bent downward from both side edges, thereby forming a locking recess 1 that is open on the outer end side.
0,10 are formed.

11, 11, ... are connecting fittings, which are fixed with screws at positions near both outer ends of the base 2, and screw holes 1 are provided along the end surfaces of the base 2.
2, 12... are formed.

Reference numerals 13 and 13 denote installation stands formed in the shape of a rectangular frame from a hard and elastic material such as hard rubber, and are fixed to the upper surface of the base 2 by adhesive.

Fitting grooves 14, 14, .
is formed.

(c Glove) Since the gloves 3 and 3 are formed in the same structure, only one of them will be explained, and the explanation of the remaining ones will be omitted.

The globe 3 comprises a plurality of globe elements, in the illustrated embodiment three globe elements 15,1.
5 and 15 are connected.

(c-1 Globe Element) The globe element 15 has a short cylindrical shape with a substantially oval cross-sectional shape, and is made of a transparent material, such as a transparent synthetic resin, which is colored in an appropriate color or is colorless. It is formed.

A low platform portion 16 is formed on the bottom surface of the globe element 15 and extends in the axial direction from the center thereof.
Fitting protrusions 17, 17 extending along both side edges of the platform portion 16 and projecting downward are integrally formed.

Reference numeral 18 denotes a recessed portion formed in the inner bottom portion of the glove element 15 by forming the platform portion 16 at the bottom portion of the glove element 15 .

Horizontal pieces 1 protrude from positions near the upper ends of both sides of the recess 18 in directions facing each other.
9 and 19 are formed at an appropriate distance from the bottom surface of the recess 18.

Reference numerals 20 and 20 indicate mounting ribs, which are erected on the bottom surface of the recess 18 at positions near both side edges.

Thus, a sliding space is formed between the upper edges of the mounting ribs 20, 20 and the lower surfaces of the horizontal pieces 19, 19.

21, 21, . . . are bolt guide portions provided at two places on the upper part and two places on the lower part of the inner surface of the globe element 15, and two guide walls 22, which extend in parallel with each other and in the axial direction of the globe element 15. 22.

Reference numeral 23 denotes an annularly extending engagement groove formed on one end surface of the globe element 15, and an annular gasket 24 is fitted in the depth of the engagement groove 23.

Reference numeral 25 denotes an engagement protrusion formed on the other end surface of the glove element 15 so as to extend in an annular shape.

Therefore, the two globe elements 15, 15
When connected, one globe element 15
The engagement protrusion 25 of the other glove element 15
It engages with the engagement groove 23 of.

(c-2 Inner Cover) 26 is an inner cover attached to the inner end of the glove 3, and has a substantially oval disk shape.

An annular protrusion 2 is provided on the peripheral edge of the inner cover 26.
7 is formed, and an engagement groove 28 is formed in the end face of the protrusion 27 on the glove 3 side, and an annular gasket 24 is fitted into the depth of this engagement groove 28. Then, the engagement protrusion 25 of the glove element 15 located at the innermost position of the glove 3 is engaged with the engagement groove 28 .

Further, four insertion holes 29, 29, . . . are formed in the inner cover 26 at locations corresponding to the bolt guide portions 21, 21, .

(c-3 Combining a plurality of glove elements) The glove 3 is formed by connecting a plurality of glove elements 15 as described above. In the illustrated embodiment, three globe elements 15 ₁ , 15 ₂ , 1
An example of combining 5 _{and 3} is shown below.

Three globe elements 15 ₁ , 15 ₂ , 15
₃ into the engagement groove 23 formed at one end of the glove element 15 of the next glove element 1.
5 are lined up so that the engagement protrusions 25 formed on the other end surfaces thereof are engaged with each other. As _a result, a long cylindrical globe-like object is formed, and in this state _, the bolt guide parts ₂₁ ,
21, . . . are arranged in a line.

Therefore, the engagement protrusion 25 formed on the other end of the innermost glove element 15 ₁ is engaged with the engagement groove 28 formed on the inner cover 26 .

Reference numeral 30 denotes a screw receiving fitting provided on the upper inner surface of one end of the globe element 15 ₃ located at the outermost position, and a cylindrical body 3 protruding inward is provided at both ends thereof.
1 and 31 are formed, and screw holes 32 and 32 are formed passing through the cylinder bodies 31 and 31. The cylindrical bodies 31, 31 of the screw receiving fitting 30 are press-fitted into the ends of the upper bolt guide parts 21, 21 and held therein.

Reference numerals 33 and 33 denote screw receiving fittings that are provided spaced apart on both sides at the lower part of the inner surface near one end of the globe element ₁₅₃ , and cylinder bodies 34, 34 are formed therein. Screw holes 35, 35 are formed through them. The screw receiving fittings 33, 33 have cylindrical bodies 34, 34 located at the lower bolt guide portions _{21, 2} of the globe element 153.
1 is press-fitted and held at one end.

36, 36, ... are connection bolts, and the globe elements 15 ₁ , which are combined as described above,
15 ₂ , 15 ₃ and the inner cover 26, insert the insertion holes 29, 29, ... of the inner cover 26, the bolt guide parts 21, 21, ... of each globe element 15 ₁ , 15 ₂ , 15 ₃ in this order, and screw the screw receiver. Metal fittings 30,
The three globe elements 1
5 ₁ , 15 ₂ , 15 ₃ and the inner cover 26 are integrally connected.

Reference numerals 37 and 37 denote mounting fittings that are approximately L-shaped.
The mounting fittings 37, 37 are fixed to positions near one end of the bottom surface of the glove element ₁₅₃ located at the outermost side of the glove 3 by rivets 38, 38, . . . . Insertion holes 39, 39 are provided in the parts of the mounting fittings 37, 37 that protrude downward from a position substantially along the outer end surface of the glove 3.
is formed.

Reference numeral 40 denotes a locking metal fitting, which is formed into a substantially crank shape, and its mounting piece 40a is fixed to the bottom surface of the platform part ₁₆ of the innermost glove element 151 with rivets 41, 41, and The tip of the stopper tongue piece 42 slightly protrudes from the inner cover 26. Incidentally, since the locking metal fitting 40 has a crank shape as a whole, an appropriate gap 43 is formed between the locking tongue piece 42 and the bottom surface of the platform portion 16 of the globe element ₁₅₁ .

(c-4 Attaching the glove to the base) Therefore, the locking tongue piece 42 of the locking metal fitting 40 provided at the bottom of the inner end of the glove 3 is fixed to the center of the lower end of the base 2. The locking bracket 9 is inserted into the locking recess 10 of the locking bracket 9, and the locking bracket 9 and the locking metal fitting 40 are engaged with each other. At this time, the portion of the locking receptacle 9 located above the locking recess 10 is located in the gap 43 formed between the locking tongue piece 42 and the bottom surface of the platform portion 16 of the glove element ₁₅₁ . .

Then, at approximately the same time as the above-mentioned engagement, the outer end of the glove 3 is moved downward, and the fitting protrusions 17, 17, . . . Press fit into the fitting grooves 14, 14 of
Then, the connecting fittings 11, 11 fixed to the base 2
The screw holes 12, 12 and the insertion holes 39, 3 of the intermediary fittings 37, 37 fixed to the bottom surface of the outer end of the glove 3.
9, and screw the transfer screws 44, 44 through the insertion holes 39, 39 of the transfer fittings 37, 37 into the screw holes 12, 12 of the connecting fittings 11, 11,
As a result, the glove 3 is fixed to the base 2.

(c-5 Outer Cover) Reference numeral 45 denotes an outer cover, which is made of the same transparent material as the material of the groove 3 and is formed into a substantially oval disk shape.

An annular engagement protrusion 46 is formed along the slightly inner side of the periphery of the outer cover 45, and the engagement protrusion 46 engages with the engagement groove 23 of the glove element ₁₅₃ located at the outer end of the glove 3. will be combined.

Furthermore, a protruding piece 47 that protrudes downward is integrally formed from the lower edge of the outer cover 45 except for both ends.

A total of four insertion holes 48, 48, . . . are formed in the main portion of the outer cover 45, two on the upper and lower sides.

Then, in a state in which the engagement protrusion 46 is engaged with the engagement groove 23 of the glove element 15 ₃ located at the outer end of the glove 3, the insertion hole 48 in which the transfer screw 49, 49, . . . is formed in the main part, 48,... to insert the cylinder pairs 31, 31, 3 of the screw receivers 30, 33, 33.
Screw holes 32, 32, 35, formed in 4, 34,
35, thereby attaching the outer cover 45 to the outer end of the glove 3.

The projecting piece 47 of the outer cover 45 is positioned so as to cover the outside of the mounting fittings 37, 37.

(d Unit Stand) The unit stand 4 is formed of a metal fitting plate, and has engagement edges 50, 50 that are bent into a substantially L-shape at both edges along the longitudinal direction and protrude outward.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a warning light unit provided on the unit stand 4, and is composed of a rotating irradiation section 51, a reflective irradiation section 52, and a fixed irradiation section 53.

(d-1 Rotating irradiation section) The rotating irradiation section 51 is configured as follows.

Reference numeral 54 denotes a light bulb support portion fixed to the unit base 4, and a light bulb 55 is supported at its upper end.

A rotating plate 56 is rotatably supported by the unit 4, and a reflecting surface 57 is supported on the rotating plate 56. The reflecting mirror 57 has a shape in which two reflectors 57a and 57b having reflecting surfaces in the shape of a paraboloid of revolution are cut out at approximately the focal point and joined back to back. An insertion hole 58 is formed in the lower surface of the connecting portion between the reflectors 57a and 57b, and the light bulb 55 is inserted into the reflector 57 through the insertion hole 58, and the reflective surfaces of the two reflectors 57a and 57b are formed. The filament 55a of the light bulb 55 is located at the common focus of the light bulb 55.

Therefore, the light bulb 55 lights up, and the rotary plate 5
6 rotates, the irradiation direction of the reflected light by the reflecting mirror 57 moves in the rotation direction, thereby performing rotational irradiation.

(d-2 Reflection Irradiation Unit) The reflection irradiation unit 52 sequentially performs blinking irradiation, and is constituted by an inclined reflection mirror.

This inclined reflecting mirror 52 has three independent reflecting surfaces 5
2a, 52b, and 52c. These reflective surfaces 52a, 52b, 52c are the rotating irradiation section 5.
The angles relative to 1 are different from each other, and the light coming from the rotating irradiation section 51 is reflected in a predetermined irradiation direction.

Between the reflective surfaces 52a and 52b and between 52b and 52
Ineffective reflection portions 59a and 59b are formed between the reflection portion and the reflection portion c. These invalid reflecting portions 59a and 59b have a substantially semi-cylindrical shape, and their openings are connected to the reflecting surface 5.
2a, 52b, and 52c.

The reflective surfaces 52a, 52b, 52c and the invalid reflective portions 59a, 59b are integrally molded from synthetic resin, and the reflective surfaces 52a, 52
A reflective film made of aluminum by vacuum evaporation is formed on portions b and 52c.

When the irradiation direction of the irradiation light from the rotating irradiation section 51 is sequentially changed, the light moves to the reflection surface 52a, the invalid reflection section 59a, the reflection surface 52b, the invalid reflection section 59b, and the reflection surface 52c. This cycle is repeated to sequentially emit blinking irradiation. At this time, the invalid reflecting portions 59a, 59
Since b is formed to be a concave part when viewed from the irradiation direction, no light is emitted from this part, and sequential blinking irradiation is performed in which the blinking state is constant and the lit parts move one after another. be able to.

60, 60 are mounting legs integrally formed so as to protrude rearward from the lower ends of the invalid reflecting portions 59a, 59b, and the mounting legs 60, 60 are screwed into
1 and 61 to the unit base 4, and thus an inclined reflecting mirror 52 is provided on the unit base 4.

Note that by integrally forming the mounting legs 60, 60 on the lower ends of the substantially semi-cylindrical invalid reflecting portions 59a, 59b, the support strength of the transfer legs 60, 60 can be increased.

Note that the reflective irradiation section may be formed by press-molding a metal plate instead of being a synthetic resin molded product as described above.

(d-3 Fixed irradiation part) The fixed irradiation section 53 is configured as follows.

That is, 62 is an inclined reflecting mirror 52 on the unit stand 4.
A parabolic reflector 63 is provided on the back side of the unit so as to face rearward, and 63 is a light bulb provided on the unit base 4 so that the light emitting part is located approximately at the focal point of the reflector 62.

(d-4 Support of the unit base to the robe) The unit base 4 as described above has the engaging edges 50, 50 provided on both side edges thereof in the sliding space provided on the inner bottom of the globe 3, i.e. Horizontal piece 19,1
9, . . . and the mounting ribs 20, 20, . . . and are thereby supported within the glove 3.

(e Others) 64, 64 are loudspeakers attached between the support plates 8 and 8 on the base 2, one facing forward and the other facing backward.

Reference numerals 65, 65 are covers that cover the central part of the base 2, the part between the support plates 8, ie, the part to which the loudspeakers 64, 64 are attached.

(f Modification) [Figures 12 to 14] Figures 12 to 14 show variations of the vehicle-mounted warning light of the present invention. This modified example differs from the above-mentioned embodiment only in the structure of the engagement support part between the base and the glove, and other parts are similar to the above-mentioned embodiment. , only the different parts will be explained in detail, and the same parts as in the above embodiment will be given the same reference numerals as in the above embodiment, and the explanation will be omitted.

66, 66, . . . are pairs of ball holders supported at the lower portions of support plates 8, 8 fixed to the central portion of the base 2 and spaced from each other laterally.

The ball receiver 66 is made of a slightly elastic synthetic resin, for example, a nylon-based synthetic resin, and has a substantially square block-shaped main portion 67 and a mounting portion integrally protruding from one surface of the main portion 67. It consists of legs 68.

A spherical recess 69 is formed in the main portion 67 on a surface opposite to the surface on which the mounting legs 68 are formed. Slits 70, 70 extending from the opening side of the spherical recess 69 to the middle are formed in the wall surrounding the spherical recess 69, so that the opening of the spherical recess 69 can be slightly expanded. ing.

The base of the mounting leg 68 has a rectangular cross-sectional shape, and a mounting groove 71 is formed in the base. The mounting leg 68 is divided into two by a slit 72 extending in the axial direction at the center thereof, and the two leg pieces 68
a, 68a are formed. And each leg piece 68
The outer surface of a, 68a, that is, the surface opposite to the slit 72, is inclined so as to approach the slit 72 toward the tip.

Two rectangular mounting holes 73, 73 are formed in the lower part of the support plate 8, spaced laterally from each other.

Then, the mounting legs 68 of the ball receiver 66 are inserted into the mounting holes 73 formed in the support plate 8 from the outside. Then, the middle of the inclined surface of each leg piece 68a, 68a eventually comes into contact with the edge of the attachment hole 73. Therefore, the mounting leg 6
8 further into the mounting hole 73, the leg pieces 68a,
The legs 68a are bent toward each other, and the legs 68a,
Since the distance between the outer surfaces of 68a becomes narrower, the mounting hole 73
The mounting groove 71 provided at the base of the mounting leg 68 engages with the opening edge of the mounting hole 73, thereby supporting the ball receiver 66 on the support plate 8.

74, 74 is the inner cover 26 of the glove 3
It is a spherical rod fixed to the lower part of the body at positions spaced apart on both sides. The spherical rod 74 includes a plate-shaped base 75, a rod 76 protruding from the base 75, and a sphere 77 located at the tip of the rod 76, which are integrally formed of synthetic resin.

Then, by fixing the base 75 to a predetermined position of the inner cover 26 of the glove 3 by suitable fixing means such as screws, the ball rod body 74
is provided integrally with the inner cover 26.

Therefore, when attaching the glove 3 to the base 2, first apply the spheres 77, 77 of the sphere rods 74, 74 to the opening edges of the spherical recesses 69, 69 of the sphere receivers 66, 66, and then Push in the balls 77, 77.
Then, the openings of the spherical recesses 69, 69 expand slightly, thereby causing the spheres 77, 77 to fit into the spherical recesses 6.
9,69.

As a result, the inner end of the glove 3 is engaged with the base 2, so the outer end of the glove 3 is moved downward and the glove 3 is
The globe 3 is fixedly supported on the base 2 by connecting the mounting fittings 37, 37 provided at the outer ends of the globe 3 to the connecting fittings 11, 11 provided at the outer ends of the base 2. .

(G Effect of the Invention) As is clear from the above description, the in-vehicle warning light of the present invention includes a base fixed to the roof of a car, a globe supported on the base, and a globe inside the globe. and an anti-warning light unit housed therein, and a locking portion is provided on the outer end of the substrate at a position spaced from the fixing portion toward the center by approximately the length of the glove, The bottom of the glove is provided with a locking part on the inner end side and a fixing part on the outer end side, and the glove has the locking part engaged with the locking part of the base so that the fixing part is fixed. It is characterized by being fixed to the fixed part of the base.

Therefore, in the vehicle-mounted warning light of the present invention, when the glove is attached to the base, there are no parts that slide against each other, so there is no chance of damage to the glove or the base due to wear.

Further, as shown in the above embodiment, the mounting base 13 made of an elastic material is provided, and the fitting protrusions 17, 17 formed on the globe 3 fit into the fitting grooves 14, 14 formed therein. By doing so, the support of the glove 3 to the base 2 is stabilized, and the area surrounded by the installation stand 13 is kept waterproof, so the drive of the warning light unit 5 is placed there. By storing necessary electronic components and the like, it is possible to prevent these electronic components and the like from being damaged by rainwater and the like. Note that if the installation stand 13 is formed with a bottom integrally formed, its waterproof performance will be further improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 11 show an example of an embodiment of the vehicle-mounted revolving light of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is a perspective view, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view, Figure 3 is a plan view, and Figure 4 is a front view. Figure 5 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line V-V in Figure 4, Figure 6 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line - in Figure 3, and Figure 7 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line - in Figure 3. Figure 8 is an enlarged exploded perspective view of the globe, Figure 9 is a bottom view of the globe, Figure 10 is an enlarged plan view of the unit base, and Figure 11 is a schematic cross-section showing the procedure for attaching the globe to the base. 12 to 14 show modified examples of the vehicle-mounted warning light of the present invention, and FIG. 12 is a sectional view corresponding to the sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG. Figure A is a longitudinal cross-sectional view, Figure B is a perspective view, Figure C is a cross-sectional view along line C-C of A, and Figure 14 is a cross-section showing the locking part on the glove side. 15 and 16 show an example of a conventional vehicle warning light. FIG. 15 is an exploded perspective view, FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view, and FIGS. 17 to 19 are conventional This is an example of improved vehicle warning lights.
FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts, FIG. 18 is a bottom view of the glove, and FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view. Explanation of codes, 1... Vehicle side warning light, 2... Base,
3...Glove, 5...Warning unit, 10...
Locking part of the base, 11...Fixing part of the base, 37...
Fixing part of the glove, 42...Locking part of the glove,
66... Base locking part, 74... Glove locking part.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A vehicle comprising: a base fixed to the roof of an automobile, a glove supported on the base, and a warning light unit housed within the glove; A fixing part is provided on the outer end side of the glove, and a locking part is provided at a position spaced from the fixing part by approximately the length of the glove toward the center, and a locking part is provided on the inner end side of the bottom of the glove. A fixing part is provided on each outer end side, and the above-mentioned glove is characterized in that the locking part of the glove is engaged with the locking part of the base, and the fixing part is fixed to the fixing part of the base. Warning light.