Stand-alone sensor having movable shield
A stand-alone sensor includes a main part, a sensing head mounting on the main part, and a movable shield retractably disposed in the main part. The movable shield is rotatable around the sensing head when protruded from the main part.
1. A stand-alone sensor comprising a main part, a sensing head mounting on the main part, and a movable shield retractably disposed within a housing of a cover of the main part such that the movable shield is configured to retract into a recess of the main part, wherein the movable shield is rotatable around a center axis of the sensing head when protruded outside of the recess of the main part.
2. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , further comprising a guide and a lens, wherein the shield and the lens can be rotated together along the guide.
3. The stand-alone sensor of claim 2 , wherein the cover has a main surface acting as a panel of the sensor, and the shield is kept flush with the panel at a first position and be pulled to a second position protruding the panel.
4. The stand-alone sensor of claim 3 , wherein the shield is rotatable around the sensing head when the shield is pulled to the second position.
5. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , wherein the sensing head is configured to detect occupancy of a live objective with pyroelectric infrared effect, and wherein the shield is configured to prevent a pyroelectric infrared signal arriving at the sensing head at a predetermined direction.
6. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , further comprising a second sensing head selected from at least one of the group consisting of daylight sensing, temperature/humidity sensing, smoke/particle sensing, and noise sensing.
7. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , wherein the stand-alone sensor is powered with a battery.
8. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , wherein the stand-alone sensor is mountable on a ceiling.
9. The stand-alone sensor of claim 1 , further comprising a push button mechanism coupled with the shield.
10. The stand-alone sensor of claim 9 , wherein the push button mechanism comprises a spring, a cylinder, and a locking mechanism, the spring being disposed within the cylinder which supports the locking mechanism when assembled.
11. The stand-alone sensor of claim 10 , wherein the shield is disposed within the main part at a retracted first position and releasable from the first position to a protruded second position.
12. The stand-alone sensor of claim 11 , wherein the shield is released from the first position to the second position by pushing the shield along a downward direction to unlock the locking mechanism and by using an elastic restoration force of the spring to push the shield upward to the second position.