Rain Cover for Electronic Instruments

Abstract

Provided is a rain cover for electronic instruments. A joint metal fitting for engaging with an electronic instrument is integrally provided on the rain cover at an inner side thereof, and a shoulder belt or an adjustment metal fitting for a belt is integrally provided on the rain cover at an outer side thereof. This configuration enables the instrument to be carried on the shoulder belt even on a rainy day and prevents entrance of rain water through the shoulder belt or the belt attachment portion. It is possible to use a waterproof shorter belt to connect the metal fittings. This configuration more effectively maintains the strength of the rain cover at its upper portion against the weight of the electronic apparatus. When the instrument comes off a metal fitting, thereby preventing the belt and the rain cover from falling off the user's shoulder thus eliminating falling accidents of instruments.

1 . A rain cover for electronic instruments, the electronic-instrument rain cover comprising:
 a joint metal fitting, for interlocking with the electronic instrument, provided integrally with the rain cover along an inner side thereof;   a shoulder-belt receiving metal fitting provided integrally with the rain cover along an outer side thereof, wherein:   the rain cover is made of Gore-Tex® or a waterproof material;   seams in the rain cover are covered with shielding tape; and   the rain cover is free of openings where the metal fittings are attached in the cover upper portion.   
     
     
         2 . A rain cover for electronic instruments, the electronic-instrument rain cover comprising:
 straps, using PVC tarpaulin or a completely waterproof material, one end of each of which is provided with a joint metal fitting for interlocking with an electronic instrument and the other end of each of which is provided with a shoulder-belt receiving metal fitting, provided in at least two openings in an upper portion of the rain cover, with it being sewn onto the straps so as to shut the cover from opening upward, wherein:   seams in the rain cover are covered with shielding tape, thus rendering the straps and the rain cover integral with each other so as to be free of openings to the exterior.   
     
     
         3 . The electronic-instrument rain cover according to  claim 1 , wherein the lowermost portion of the rain cover is configured to close into the form of a bag by means of a zipper, the zipper provided with at least five sliders with their orientations alternating contrary to each other. 
     
     
         4 . The electronic-instrument rain cover according to  claim 2 , wherein the lowermost portion of the rain cover is configured to close into the form of a bag by means of a zipper, the zipper provided with at least five sliders with their orientations alternating contrary to each other.