Luminescent parking cover
Abstract
The present invention discloses a luminescent parking cover fitted with a reflective unit composed of a recurrent reflective light and a luminite stored light on a simple parking cover that is used to protect vehicles or motorcycles from sunlight, snow or rain. This luminescent parking cover makes it possible to easily discern the parking cover even in the nighttime or bad weather and safely protect the vehicles or motorcycles parked inside. The surface of the sheet 112 of this luminescent parking cover 100 is fitted with a reflective unit 120 composed of a recurrent reflective light 122 that reflects the inflowing light again and a luminite stored light 124 that stores light and reflects the stored light again when the surroundings get dark.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A parking cover comprising a sheet for keeping off wind, snow or rainwater and a plurality of frames that support this sheet to provide a tunnel-shape internal space for vehicles, etc. to park in, the luminescent parking cover including:
a reflective unit composed of at least one selected from a recurrent reflective light that reflects inflowing light again and a luminite stored light that stores light and reflects the stored light when the surroundings get dark.
2 . The luminescent parking cover of claim 1 characterized by that the recurrent reflective light and the luminite stored light that compose said luminescent unit are formed long of one line and placed line by line alternately.
3 . The luminescent packing cover of claim 1 characterized by that the recurrent reflective light and the luminite stored light that compose said luminescent unit are extended horizontally alternately lengthwise of the tunnel and placed alternately also in the vertical direction.
4 . The luminescent parking cover of claim 1 characterized by that said luminescent unit is extended in a band shape along the edge form of the parking cover.
5 . The luminescent parking cover of claim 1 characterized by that said luminescent unit is arrayed in a form of letter or figure.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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