Integrated accessible battery compartment for motorized window treatment
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
E06B-009/72
E06B-009/42
E06B-009/70
E06B-009/40
H01M-002/10
출원번호
US-0339075
(2016-10-31)
등록번호
US-10132116
(2018-11-20)
발명자
/ 주소
Kirby, David A.
Chambers, Samuel F.
출원인 / 주소
Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.
대리인 / 주소
Farbanish, Glen
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초록▼
A battery-powered window treatment, such as a roller shade, may include a battery compartment that provides access to batteries while the window treatment is assembled and mounted to a structure. The battery compartment may be supported along a pivot axis by a housing of the window treatment, and op
A battery-powered window treatment, such as a roller shade, may include a battery compartment that provides access to batteries while the window treatment is assembled and mounted to a structure. The battery compartment may be supported along a pivot axis by a housing of the window treatment, and operable between opened and closed positions by pivoting the battery compartment about the pivot axis. The batteries may be concealed when the battery compartment is closed, and may be accessible when the battery compartment is open. The battery compartment may define a central axis that is offset relative to the pivot axis, and along which the batteries may be aligned. The window treatment may include a fascia that is operably connected to the battery compartment, such that when the battery compartment is opened, the fascia does not obstruct access to the batteries, and does not interfere with the shade.
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1. A motorized window treatment comprising: a housing that is configured to be mounted to a structure;a window treatment assembly that is supported by the housing, wherein the window treatment assembly includes a covering material that is operable between a raised position and a lowered position; an
1. A motorized window treatment comprising: a housing that is configured to be mounted to a structure;a window treatment assembly that is supported by the housing, wherein the window treatment assembly includes a covering material that is operable between a raised position and a lowered position; anda battery compartment that is supported by the housing and that is pivotable about a pivot axis, wherein the battery compartment is configured to, when operated from a closed position to an opened position, rotate away from a plane defined by the covering material, wherein the battery compartment includes a first end and an opposed second end, wherein the first end includes a slot that is radially spaced from the pivot axis, and wherein the slot defines respective pivot stops that correspond to the opened position and the closed position. 2. The motorized window treatment of claim 1, wherein the battery compartment is elongate between the first end and the opposed second end, and wherein the battery compartment is configured to hold one or more batteries in a linear arrangement between the first and second ends. 3. The motorized window treatment of claim 2, wherein the battery compartment is configured to allow slidable movement of a battery between the first and second ends of the battery compartment. 4. The motorized window treatment of claim 2, wherein the battery compartment defines an access aperture through which a battery may be removed from, and inserted into, the battery compartment. 5. The motorized window treatment of claim 4, wherein the access aperture is located near the second end of the battery compartment. 6. The motorized window treatment of claim 4, wherein the battery compartment defines a slot that is open to the access aperture. 7. The motorized window treatment of claim 1, further comprising a fascia that conceals the window treatment assembly and the battery compartment when the battery compartment is in the closed position. 8. The motorized window treatment of claim 7, wherein the fascia is supported by the battery compartment. 9. The motorized window treatment of claim 7, wherein the pivot axis comprises a first pivot axis, and wherein the fascia is configured to pivot about a second pivot axis that extends parallel to the first pivot axis when the battery compartment is operated between the opened and closed positions. 10. The motorized window treatment of claim 1, wherein the window treatment assembly further includes a roller tube around which the covering material may be wound and unwound to operate the covering material between the raised and lowered positions, respectively, and wherein the plane is defined by the covering material when the covering material is at least partially unwound from the roller tube. 11. The motorized window treatment of claim 1, wherein the motorized window treatment is configured such that one or more batteries held by the battery compartment are accessible when the battery compartment is in the opened position, and are concealed when the battery compartment is in the closed position. 12. The motorized window treatment of claim 1, wherein the housing is configured to support the window treatment assembly and the battery compartment such that the battery compartment is located above the window treatment assembly when the window treatment is mounted to the structure. 13. A battery compartment that is configured to be supported along a pivot axis by a housing of a battery-powered window treatment, the battery compartment operable between a closed position and an opened position by causing the battery compartment to pivot about the pivot axis, wherein the battery compartment is configured to rotate away from a plane defined by a covering material of the window treatment when operated from the closed position to the opened position, wherein the battery compartment includes a first end and an opposed second end, wherein the first end includes a slot that is radially spaced from the pivot axis, and wherein the slot defines respective pivot stops that correspond to the opened position and the closed position. 14. The battery compartment of claim 13, wherein the battery compartment is elongate between the first end and the opposed second end, and is configured to retain one or more batteries in a coaxial arrangement between the first and second ends. 15. The battery compartment of claim 14, wherein the battery compartment is configured to allow slidable movement of the one or more batteries between the first and second ends, and wherein the battery compartment defines an access aperture through which the one or more batteries may be removed from, and inserted into, the battery compartment. 16. The battery compartment of claim 15, wherein the battery compartment defines a slot that is open to the access aperture. 17. The battery compartment of claim 14, wherein the first and second ends of the battery compartment define respective first and second apertures that are centered along the pivot axis. 18. The battery compartment of claim 17, wherein the slot comprises a first slot,wherein the second end of the battery compartment includes a second slot that defines respective pivot stops that correspond to the opened position and the closed position of the battery compartment, andwherein the respective first and second slots comprise arc shaped slots that are radially spaced from the first and second apertures. 19. A battery compartment that is configured to be supported by a housing of a battery-powered window treatment, the battery compartment configured to retain one or more batteries in a coaxial arrangement along a center line that extends through respective centers of the one or more batteries, the battery compartment operable between a closed position and an opened position by causing the battery compartment to pivot about a pivot axis, wherein the pivot axis extends parallel to the center line and is not coincident with the center line, wherein the battery compartment includes a first end and an opposed second end, wherein the first end includes a slot that is radially spaced from the pivot axis, and wherein the slot defines respective pivot stops that correspond to the opened position and the closed position. 20. The battery compartment of claim 19, wherein the battery compartment is elongate between the first end and the opposed second end, and wherein the battery compartment is configured to allow slidable movement of a battery between the first and second ends. 21. The battery compartment of claim 20, wherein the battery compartment defines an access aperture through which a battery may be removed from, and inserted into, the battery compartment. 22. The battery compartment of claim 21, wherein the battery compartment defines a slot that is open to the access aperture. 23. The battery compartment of claim 20, wherein the first and second ends of the battery compartment define respective first and second apertures that are centered along the pivot axis. 24. The battery compartment of claim 23, wherein the slot comprises a first slot,wherein the second end of the battery compartment includes a second slot that defines respective pivot stops that correspond to the opened position and the closed position of the battery compartment, andwherein the respective first and second slots comprise arc shaped slots that are radially spaced from the first and second apertures.
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