Abstract In an air intake device in a helmet, a recess is defined in a front wall of a shell of a cap body so as to be recessed inwardly of the shell, and has an opening defined in an upper surface of the recess to communicate with the inside of the cap body. A shutter plate is inserted into the opening for opening and closing the recess. A guide rod is projectingly disposed on a back surface of the shutter plate, so that it comes into sliding contact with an innermost wall of the recess and is slidably received in a guide hole provided in a lower wall of the recess. The shell of the cap body is provided with a function of a shutter housing, thereby eliminating the need for an exclusive shutter housing and simplifying the air intake device.
A helmet having an air intake device, comprising: a shell of a cap body formed with a recess which is recessed inwardly from a front surface of the shell and is provided at an upper surface of the recess with an opening which is communicated with an interior of the cap body; a shutter plate which is vertically movable along an inner surface of the shell at a position immediately above the recess for opening and closing the recess; a guide rod projectingly provided on a back surface of the shutter plate for sliding contact with an innermost wall of the recess; and a guide hole perforated in a lower wall of the recess for slidably receiving said guide rod.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A helmet having an air intake device, comprising: a shell of a cap body formed with a recess which is recessed inwardly from a front surface of the shell and is provided at an upper surface of the recess with an opening which is communicated with an interior of the cap body; a shutter plate which is vertically movable along an inner surface of the shell at a position immediately above the recess for opening and closing the recess; a guide rod projectingly provided on a back surface of the shutter plate for sliding contact with an innermost wall of the recess; and a guide hole perforated in a lower wall of the recess for slidably receiving said guide rod.