Automatic cleansing device for outer wall and window-pane of building
OwnerSang Woo Leeinventor
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Abstract
The device capable of automatically cleansing an outer wall or window-pane of a building is characterized by the construction that support dies bent and folded by a cylinder are cross-formed, a brush rotating by a driving motor is installed on one side support die, and a weight plumb is set on another side support die, to whereby get an effective cleansing with only more simplified construction. In addition, in case that a boundary jaw or a projection appears, the cleansing work can be progressed moderately by unfolding and bending/folding the support die through a use of the cylinder so as to move the centroid, so by smoothly passing through the projection.
Claims3
An automatic cleaning device for cleaning an outer wall and window pane of a building by being moved relative to the outer wall of the building by an actuator operably coupled thereto, the cleaning device comprising:
- a pair of support die members each having an “” shape and including an upper end and a lower end, the support members are pivotally coupled to each other about a hinge located intermediate the upper and lower ends thereof, the lower end of a first support member including a rotary brush in a middle portion thereof, which brush is driven by a motor such that it is rotatable about an axis generally parallel to the axis of the hinge, the lower end of the first support member also having a pair of guide rollers positioned adjacent respective ends of the rotary brush;
- the upper end of a second support member including a water spraying unit operably coupled to a water supply hose and a detergent spraying unit operably coupled to a detergent supply hose, the second support member having a support rod between the upper and lower ends thereof;
- a cylinder with a cylinder shaft is coupled between the support rod and the upper end of the first support member, an end of the cylinder being movably coupled to the support rod and an end of the cylinder shaft being movably coupled to the upper end of the first support member;
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- a plurality of weight bodies affixed to an insertion rod at the lower end of the second support member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.