WO2004090417A1 - Touch-controlled sound-emitting candle system acting as a consumable candle holder - Google Patents

Abstract

A candle system (1) acting as a consumable candle holder and provided with a stand (22) made of plastic containers (53) and in turn supporting a base (3) subdivided into compartments in accordance with the arrangement of groups of candles on a tray (5) and outwards from the centre of the tray, which compartments are of different sizes (6) and have one or more shapes and thicknesses identified by labels displaying a figure that matches a figure displayed on the base. The candle holder (7) also defines various internal patterns depending on the position of a further plastic container (13) supporting a consumable candle. The system is characterised by the operation thereof, which is dependent on the positions of a plurality of switches associated with a series of functions whereby, by operating touch-sensitive means (24), a bulb (48) can be lit inside each candle holder (7) and sound can be generated.

Description

 CANDLE SYSTEM AS SUPPORT OF CONSUMABLE CANDLES, OPERATED AT

TOUCH AND WITH SOUND EMISSION.

technical sector

The application refers to a candle system that is used as a support for consumable candles and is operated by closing one or more touch sensors by lighting an electric bulb in each of its candles and in turn emitting sound in the form of messages. It also refers to the way it operates. Its use occurs in churches and houses of prayer. prior art

The current consumable candle systems located in churches and houses of prayer, are basically made up of a rectangular or square shaped tiered support from which several arms depart to support in each of them a set of consumable candles, arranged in rows and columns, all maintaining a square or rectangular matrix. Example: 10 candle rows per 5 candle columns total 50 consumable candles. Due to the way the cabinet is conceived and the configuration of the candles, it is only allowed to be accessed from the front only on one side. These candle systems usually have a piggy bank at the bottom with a slot for the coin deposit. Its form of operation is limited only to the lighting of one or more lamps to be consumed by fire and to the option of depositing a coin that is not a condition for lighting the lamp. Not having other forms or functions of system operation, for example: lighting a consumable candle of any kind (solid, liquid or gas) inside the body of another candle with similar characteristics and which, in turn, upon contact of touch sensors, Turn on an electric bulb inside them, timed for one or more periods of time, giving a sound emission (voice and / or music) in the form of messages. In US patent 4,262,325 discloses an altar with a candle holder nozzle, made up of glass tubes, containing the wax and the wick, the candle is placed in the base which is relatively wide to give it more stability. A cover is placed over the candle, which partially covers the top of the candle. The cover is formed of rings that have a chimney extending upward from an inner diameter of the ring and a conical lens extending downward and outward from the outer diameter of the ring. The fireplace has a large number of holes around its base and a pair of screws connect the cover to the base, so that the candle is held in place, inside the cover, and the base, to form a stable semi-rigid assembly . The cover, which can be used separately from the base, works to prevent drafts on the top of the candle which could cause a flame and to prevent sparks and smoke inside the glass tube, the cover also conserves heat by containing the candle to melt the wax evenly across the surface. On the other hand, there is a continued need for recovery of plastic waste containers due to the large volume and contamination they generate. In some countries a waste tax is required on the volume of material discarded in the garbage, disclosure of the invention The invention comprises a candle system consisting of a hemispherical shaped cabinet supported on a base that takes this shape when the whole of candles is equal to or greater than two to nine groups. And it takes the form of a half hemisphere or a quarter hemisphere without a support base when the set of candles is equal to a group. Example: When the set of candles is made up of three groups of 9 candles for a total of 27 candles, the cabinet takes the hemispherical shape; the same would be for 3 groups of 4 candles for a total of 12 candles; etc.

But when the candle set is made up of a group of 24 candles, the cabinet can take the form of a half hemisphere or a quarter of a half hemisphere; the same would be for a group of 15, 9, 6, or 3 candles, etc.

The column-style base that supports the cabinet, is configured by the union of two or more groups of plastic containers, each group of two plastic containers are joined by their bases and in the spouts of the same by their threads is adjusted by the upper part to the cabinet or other configuration of containers and through the lower part it is joined to another pair of containers in the same previous position, thus continuing this procedure until reaching the desired height of the base column. At the end of the base a pedestal formed from a portion of a plastic container with the pouring spout upwards is joined by another pouring spout that supports the previous configuration supporting the entire column. A cylindrical dowel holds in its middle the threads of a plastic container and in the lower part the threads of another plastic container so that these in turn fit in the center to a hollow cover against the threads of the same located in the pouring spout of the portion of the container that acts as a pedestal and the threads on the bottom are fitted to a cover with its threads located in the center of a circular platform whose function is to close the base column below. The pin at the top supports the socket with an electric bulb in order to illuminate the entire body of the base column.

The body of the base column can be coated with polymeric, abrasive, rustic, porcelain, ceramic, etc. materials.

The semi-spherical cabinet supports a series of lamellae on its outer lateral upper part, forming a circumference between them, with a figure inside that identifies it when lighting the candles and which corresponds to another one located in the same , maintaining a direct ratio of 1 to 1 cabinet lamellae with respect to the candle lamellae. There is also a series of touch sensors to operate the emission of sound, voice and / or music forming a circumference between them, configured in such a way with the cabinet lamellae, that for each lamella there is a touch sensor (contact consisting of two electrical points) that maintain a direct ratio of one to one number of lamellae with respect to the sensors to the touch.

Example: When the number of lamellae in the cabinet is equal to 15, the number of touch sensors will also be 15, each located in one of the lamellae, the configuration is such that for each touch sensor there is a lamella for identification of each of the candles located in the cabinet. In each of the lamellae located in the cabinet there is a touch sensor located at the bottom of the lamellae to be activated with the finger on contact with it.

In its upper part, the semi-spherical cabinet supports a circular platform where a set of candles is held. The candles are configured in one or several equal groups each arranged by a certain number of candles, the configuration is given by pxq candles, where p is the number of groups and q the number of candles, and where p is an integer from 0 to 999 and q is an integer from 1 to 999.

The candles are arranged from the center of the platform located in the cabinet outwards, from highest to lowest; in different sizes, shapes and thicknesses, each identified by a lamella that contains a figure at the top of the candle and that corresponds to another like it located in the cabinet, giving each other the appearance of a truncated cone.

Due to the configuration of the touch sensors and lamellae in the cabinet forming a circumference and the configuration and arrangement of the candles in various groups, sizes and shapes giving the appearance of a truncated cone, it allows several people to access it simultaneously by any of its sides (360 degrees) and have the possibility of operating the candle system under various modes of lighting and sound emission, without interference between them. Another form of candle configuration may be given for various groups of candles, arranged from the center of the cabinet platform in a semi-spherical manner with a support base, outwards from largest to smallest in different sizes, one shape and thickness, each identified one for lighting by a lamella that contains a figure at the top of the candle and that corresponds to another like it located in the cabinet, where all give the appearance of a truncated cone. Another form of candle configuration may be given for a group of candles, arranged from the central inner edge of the cabinet platform in a half hemisphere shape and without a support base, outwards from highest to lowest in different sizes, one or several shapes and thicknesses, each identified by a lamella that contains a figure at the top of the candle and that corresponds to another like it located in the cabinet, where they all give each other the appearance of a half-truncated cone. Another form of candle configuration may be given for a group of candles, arranged from the inner edge of the cabinet platform in a half hemisphere shape and without a support base, outwards from largest to smallest in different sizes, one or more shapes. and thicknesses each identified by a lamella that contains a figure at the top of the candle and that corresponds to another like it located in the cabinet, where they all give the appearance of a waterfall. Another form of candle configuration may be given for a group of candles, arranged from the junction of the two internal edges of the cabinet platform in a quarter hemisphere and without support base, outwards from highest to lowest in different sizes, one or more shapes and thicknesses, each identified by a lamella that contains a figure at the top of the candle and that corresponds to another like it located in the cabinet, where all give the appearance of a truncated cone room.

The invention also encompasses the candle for the system constructed from translucent plastic containers with or without portions of other plastic containers of different volumes and preferably recycled shapes embedded within the body of a candle made of wax or paraffin or other similar material serving as holder of the same to secure below with the threads of the same at the height of a platform and this in turn holds another removable plastic container or a portion thereof suspended from the support container at the top by the upper edge, being mounted through the high ridges in a hole located in the center of the base of the container embedded in the body of the candle. The removable container or a portion thereof in turn supports a container with a consumable material candle, it can be liquid, solid or gaseous fuel, with or without fragrance, with wick, with or without wick holder to be replaced when it has been consumed by fire. The container embedded in the body of the support candle in a certain configuration acts as a light reflector and as a holder for it, adjusting the pouring spout with its threads against a platform, in order to hold the candle vertically and with force; and in another for the storage of liquid fuel and together with another plastic container or a portion thereof embedded in the lower part thereof, it also acts as a light reflector and holder of the entire body of the supporting candle. The body of the support candle that houses the plastic container as its holder is formed of a material in wax or granulated paraffin or other similar material, compressed or fused to heat, and its contour is coaxially arranged with respect to the embedded container. it can take the cylindrical, square, spherical, pyramidal, truncated cone, or other desired shape. A portion of the upper inner and outer part of the body of the support candle is constructed of wax or paraffin with a high melting point in a concentration with respect to its volume of 15% and the rest of the body in a wax or paraffin of a low melting point at a concentration of 85%; or 100% when it is a single type of wax or paraffin. The configuration of a container embedded in the body of the support candle with the position of the container with the pouring spout down and the base up. The pouring spout of the container with its threads serves as a support for the body of the candle, adjusting them against the platform located in the cabinet. Up in the center of the body of the support candle at the base of the embedded container where a plurality of recesses are found, a portion of them is removed, resulting in a star-shaped hole with undulations in its contour that allow it to hold on the highest ridges, another removable plastic container of smaller volume than the previous one, which when used as a liquid or gaseous fuel tank, holds between the threads with its lid and the surrounding projection rim, located at the end of the spout of the container a circular portion of the center of the base of another container with a portion of its recesses forming together a surrounding crown with a hole in the center and crests on its outer edges giving the appearance of a star and which in turn is assembles and adjusts the removable container at the moment the liquid fuel is deposited and adjusts the lid against it, which in turn contains a hole in it to house a lighter holder with its wick. The setting of the surrounding crown in the removable container is made by pressing the cap against the surrounding corrugated crown and the surrounding projection flange thereof, and the setting of the removable container against the container embedded in the body of the supporting candle is made by overlapping the High ridges of the crown surrounding the removable container against the high ridges of the hole in the base of the container embedded in the body of the candle. When the lighting of a consumable candle of solid fuel with wick is desired, the removable plastic container with liquid fuel is exchanged for a portion of another removable plastic container, adjusting at the top on the external lateral edges of the same surrounding crown, leaving the portion of removable plastic container suspended from the highest ridges of the surrounding crown fitted in it, against the highest ridges in the hole of the container embedded in the body of the support candle. The portion of the removable container remains as a socket to house a container that holds a candle with its wick to be replaced every time it is consumed by fire. The spaces of the internal low ridges located in the surrounding crown that supports the removable fuel container together with the spaces of the low ridges located at the base of the support container of the body of the candle, remain as holes for the outlet of the hot air that circulates inside the support container and which is generated by an internal electric light bulb and by the consumable candle that burns at the top of the support candle and that keeps part of your body inside it. Down at the base of the support candle around the threads of the container embedded in the body of the candle there are a plurality of holes that start at the base of the body of the support candle and pass through it until reaching the spout of the container support with the aim of maintaining a current of fresh air circulating through the internal part of the candle that, due to a natural physical effect, circulates upwards from the base of the candle body, keeping the temperature of the body of the candle lamp stable, to protect it from excess harmful to heat. When the base of the container embedded in the body of the support candle has the internal transition wall high enough, the support wall with it will be maintained, avoiding making the central hole; only the lateral holes will be made for the hot air outlet. Next, the portion of a removable plastic container containing a consumable candle is located as in the previous configuration. Another configuration of the container embedded in the body of the support candle, is given by the position of a container with the pouring spout with its threads up and the inlay of another plastic container against the previous one or a portion of it with the spout. poured down and which serves as a holder for the entire body of the candle. In this configuration the container embedded in the upper part of the body of the candle with the pouring spout upwards is used as a liquid fuel tank (oil, liquid paraffin or liquid coal) feeder for it, which in turn contains the respective cover of the same with its threads supporting a lighter holder with its wick.

Another plastic container is embedded through the base of the container embedded in the upper part of the body of the supporting candle or a portion of it can be a quarter, half or three-fourths of the volume depending on the height that you want to give to the supporting candle . Remaining base with base if the containers are complete, or the base of a portion of a container if one is complete and the other a part of it. The container embedded and located in the upper part of the body of the candle remains as a fuel tank and the one located in the lower part of the holder of the entire body of the candle, in turn housing an electric bulb that is supported on a base on a dowel which in turn is adjusted by the internal part of the threads located in the pouring spout, its function is to illuminate the entire body of the support candle also around the pouring spout that remains as a support below in the At the base of the body of the support candle there are a plurality of holes that pierce the base of the body of the candle until reaching the spout of the support container thereof in order to safeguard it as in the previous configuration from a harmful excess of heat. Here the hot air that is generated above the electric bulb is dissipated by the base of the container located at the top that contains the liquid fuel. Another configuration of the containers within the body of the support candle is given from the previous configurations, in turn embedding several plastic containers of equal or less volume adjusted to the contour of the central container forming a crown. The central container remains as in the previous fuel tank or support configurations of a portion of another container that contains a consumable candle and a holder for the entire body of the support candle.

The cabinet in the upper internal part houses a speaker for each group of candles available for the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages. Regardless of which ignition operation the person performs, only one speaker will sound at any given time, they will never all sound at the same time. Or, failing that, the support candle system will house a loudspeaker for the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages.

The candle system as a support for consumable candles in each one, at the spout of the container embedded in the body of the candle, houses an electric bulb to be timed in various ways under the condition of the position of a switch in ON or OFF located in the cabinet.

With the switch in the ON position, all the electric light bulbs in the support candle system located on the inside of each support candle will light up and remain on until the switch is switched to OFF; being able to act under the predetermined functions only for the emission of sound, voice and / or music.

With the switch set to OFF, all electric light bulbs in the candle holder system located on the inside of each candle are kept off and will light and stay on only under various predetermined functions in the emission of sound, voice and / or music. The different parts of the candle system such as a switch in a certain position for the permanent lighting of all the electric bulbs inside each candle or in another position for lighting only when there is sound emission; touch sensors located in each of the figures of the lamellae, loudspeaker for the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of a message, are interconnected for operation with a control device, for example: programmable electronic.

With the switch located in the cabinet in the OFF position and based on the following operating descriptions such control is easily imaginable for those skilled in the art and is therefore not shown hereinafter, it is made on the basis of the following Function descriptions: First:

For lighting a support candle and emitting sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages making contact with a touch sensor. A consumable candle is lit inside a support candle, a lamella is selected in the cabinet corresponding to the figure of the support candle where the burning consumable candle is held making contact with a finger only once on a touch sensor; The internal electric bulb in the selected support candle is turned on. In turn, a sound emission (voice and / or music) is given in the form of messages for a few seconds, keeping the electric bulb on while the sound emission is given. Second:

For lighting a support candle and emitting sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages, making contact several times on a touch sensor. The desired consumable candle located inside the support candle is lit, a lamella is selected in the cabinet corresponding to the figure of the support candle where the consumable candle is held making contact several times in the same touch sensor located in it, it is lit The internal electric bulb in the selected support candle in turn gives a sequence of sound emissions (voice and / or music) in the form of messages for a few seconds, equal to the number of times of contacts made with the finger on the sensor when touch on the lamella, keeping the electric bulb timed while the sound is emitted. Third:

For the lighting of several support candles, and emission of sound (voice or music) in the form of messages, making the closure of a sensor to the touch in several lamellae.

Several consumable candles located within several support candles are lit, several lamellae are selected in the cabinet corresponding to the figures of the desired support candles and contact is made on each of them in the touch sensor only once. The internal electric bulbs of the selected support candles are lit. In turn, several sound emissions (voice and / or music) are given in the form of messages for a few seconds equal in number of times to the contacts made with the finger on the sensors when touch located in each lamella, turning on and keeping the electric light bulb of each candle holder while the sound emission occurs. Fourth: For the lighting of several support candles and the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages, closing several times on a touch sensor on several lamellae.

The desired consumable candles located inside the support candles are lit, several lamellae are selected in the cabinet corresponding to the figures of the desired support candles making contact several times on a touch sensor in several lamellae, the internal electric bulbs of the Selected support candles, in turn there is a sequence of sound emissions (voice and / or music) in form of messages equal to the number of contacts made with the finger on the touch sensor in each of the lamellae; keeping the electric bulb timed while the sound is emitted. Fifth: When all the consumable candles are lit and there is no sound emission, at the moment of accessing the lighting of more candles.

It will be possible to act in any of the above functions, the difference is that it will only act on the touch sensors for the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages being emitted, one after the other and the electric bulbs being turned on of the support candles that correspond to the selected touch sensors, keeping the electric bulb of each of the candles timed while the sound is emitted. Sixth:

When all the consumable candles are lit and there is sound emission at the moment of accessing the lighting of more candles.

It will be possible to act in any of the above functions, the difference is that the sound emission (voice and / or music) in the form of messages will accumulate leading to a waiting queue and then be sequentially emitted, the same will be for the ignition of the internal electric bulb in each selected candle holder, the timing will accumulate for a longer time. Seventh:

If a predetermined equal or greater contact condition is reached in a touch sensor on a cabinet slide, in turn giving a prolonged sound emission (voice and / or music) in the form of messages. A consumable candle located inside a support candle is lit, a lamella is selected in the cabinet corresponding to the consumable candle lit making contact with a finger on the touch sensor located in it, so many times until reaching a predetermined minimum limit accumulation of contacts in a touch sensor; a sound emission occurs for several seconds; A series of predetermined messages sequentially turn an internal electric light bulb of the candle holder is timed while maintaining the sound emission. Eighth:

Change the timing period of the support candle by adjusting another swicth in the cabinet. The system allows changing the timing period of the support candle when there is sound emission to another base period of timing corresponding to a predetermined value by adjusting another switch in the cabinet and which is conditioned the same as in the Previous switch in the OFF position, but now the timing of the support candle does not depend on the sound emission time but on a predetermined value. Ninth: Increase of candle timing periods by adjusting another switch in the cabinet.

The system allows increments to the predetermined base value of timing of the support candle of the previous function by adjusting another switch in the cabinet corresponding to a predetermined value of increase of the base period of timing of the electric light bulb of the support candle. Tenth:

Diagnosis of operation of the candle system by operating another switch in it or through the web. In the support candle system there is a switch to activate it in one of its two positions which would be determined so that in one position it performs a general monitoring of the entire system and allows a diagnosis of system operation to be made and to report any fault to either of the different component parts of the system that are interconnected for its operation. The diagnosis can be done through the web by passing the switch to the other position and connecting through an input / output port located on the system to another located on a computer. Eleventh:

Accumulated or change of new messages for the candle system via internet. When the accumulation or change of new messages for the candle system is desired, the system will communicate through an input / output port located on it and another located on a computer, and accessing the latter through the world network (internet ) to a URL address, corresponding to the particular web page where the exchange service is offered, adding new messages to be stored through it in the support candle system. The body of the support candle can take the cylindrical, square, spherical, triangular shape, etc., with several large or small holes in its outline. In any other way, the body of the support candle at the average height on one side may have a star-shaped hole or another, which pierces the body and the container embedded in it. That niche is used to house an arrangement or image built from any material. Another shape that the body of the supporting sail may have is the cylindrical shape or another holding a high relief image attached to it at the middle height. The body of the candle as a support for consumable candles will keep all shapes, figures, textures, etc. that currently exist and those that will exist.

BMVE DESCRIPTION BE THE DRAWINGS

Fig. Them a cutaway view of the candle system as support for consumable candles.

Fig. 1 A is a plan view showing the configuration of the support candles shown in Fig. 1.

Fig. 2 is a plan view of another form of candle configuration as a support.

Fig. 3 is a plan view of another form of configuration of the candles as a support located in a half-hemisphere cabinet.

Fig. 4 is a plan view of another form of configuration of the candles as a support located in a half-hemisphere cabinet.

Fig. 5 is a plan view of another form of configuration of the candles as support located in a cabinet of a quarter hemisphere shape.

Fig. 6 is a sectional view of another form of candle configuration as a consumable candle holder. Fig. 7 is a sectional view of another form of candle configuration as a consumable candle holder.

Fig. 8 is the view of one of the operating methods of the support candle system.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION WITH REGARD TO THE FIGURES

As stated the invention is directed towards a candle system that serves as a support for consumable candles, operated by closing one or more sensors to the touch and with sound emission; to the way of operating it. This system is described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

In Fig. 1 sectional view, the candle system 1 can be seen in its internal part.

In the upper part 2, the cabinet 3 houses a loudspeaker 4 arranged for the emission of sound (voice and / or music); You can see the platform 5 that supports the set of candles arranged from the center of the platform 5 in various sizes 6 shapes and thicknesses; the body of the sails 7 house a recycled plastic container 8 inside them, the thread 9 goes through a hole in the platform 5 the width of the same, below the platform 5 in the thread 9 a plastic washer constructed of the base of another container, immediately the candle 7 is secured by making the closure with the lid 10 next to the thread 9 of the container 8, thus adjusting the candle 7 by its support. In the base 11 of the support container 8 housed in the body of the candle 7 there is a hole in which another plastic container 13 is embedded in the center of the candle, of smaller volume that is suspended in the high ridges 14 of the support container 8 with the high ridges 15 of a surrounding crown 25 located between the lid 16 that supports the lighter holder 17 with its wick 18 and the pouring spout of the smaller volume container 13 is adjusted at the moment the liquid fuel is deposited. In the lower part around the threads 9 of the container embedded 8 in the body of the candle 7 there are a plurality of holes 19 which They begin at the base 20 of the body of the candle 7, passing through it until reaching the pouring point 21 of the support container 8 with the aim of maintaining a current of fresh air circulating through the internal part of the same to safeguard it from a harmful excess of hot. Inside the support container 8 of the body of the candle 7 a pin 50 houses a socket 49 that supports an electric bulb 48 to be turned on in any of the functions that the system is predetermined.

The set of candles and the cabinet 3 rests on a base 22. The base 22 is configured by the position of one or more groups 53 of plastic containers joined by their bases 54 and the union of another group of containers is done by means of the spout pouring 55 from container 57; at the end a portion 56 of a plastic container acts as a pedestal for the base column and supports between the pouring spout the cover 58 of the threads located on a spike 59 that at the upper end supports an electric bulb 60 and which in turn its lower end supports the threads of another plastic container to fit in a cover 61 with its threads located on a circular platform 62 that closes below the base.

In Fig. 1A plan view of the candle system 1, shows a configuration of the candles of Fig. 1 arranged from the center of the platform 5 of the cabinet 3 from largest to smallest 6 in various shapes and thicknesses; the lamellae 23 with their touch sensors 24 are observed around the platform 5 of the cabinet 3 in the lower part of the same, forming a circumference between them with a figure inside that identifies them at the time of ignition and which corresponds to another equal 30 located in the candles, configured in such a way that for m number of lamellae 23 corresponds m number of touch sensors 24. Such configuration is given by a relation of m lamellae for m touch sensors, where m lamellae 23 is a integer from 1 to 999 and m sensors 24 is an integer from 1 to 999. In Fig. 1 B a support candle 7 of the system is observed holding on the highest ridges 14 of the container embedded in the body of the candle 7, another container removable plastic that is used as a fuel tank where the cap 16 with its threads is located which in turn supports a lighter holder 17 with its wick 18. The cap 16 fits a surrounding crown 25 that has a it orifices in the center and some ridges 15 in its external edges giving the appearance of a star and that it fits against the highest ridges 14 of the plastic container embedded in the body of the support candle 7. The low 26 inner ridges located in the crown The surrounding 25 that supports the removable container together with the spaces of the low ridges 27 located at the base of the container form holes 28 for the air outlet through the body of the support candle 7. Fig. 2 shows another configuration of the candles, three groups 4 of candles arranged from the center of the platform 5 of the cabinet 3 outwards in various sizes 6 one shape and thickness; The configuration of the lamellae 23 with its touch sensors 24 at the bottom, forming a circumference between them. Another form of configuration of the candles is seen in Fig. 3 arranged in cabinet 3 from the central inner edge 29 of platform 5, cabinet 3 takes that shape because it has no support base and the set of candles is given by a group of them, outwards from largest to smallest 6 in different sizes, shapes 31 and thicknesses each identified by a lamella 30 located in the sail 9 and the cabinet 3. Fig. 4 shows another form of configuration of the candles 7 arranged from the central inner edge 29 of platform 5 of cabinet 3 in a semi-spherical shape, cabinet 3 takes that shape because it has no support base and the set of candles is given by a group, outwards of greater than minor 6 in different sizes a 32 shape and thickness giving all the appearance of a waterfall.

In Fig. 5 Another form of configuration of the sails 7 arranged from the union of the two internal edges 33 of the platform 5 of the cabinet 3 is observed in a quarter hemisphere shape, the cabinet 3 takes that shape because it does not have a support and the set of candles is given by a group of them out from high to low in different sizes a shape 32 and thickness.

Fig. 6 shows another form of configuration of the consumable candle support candles with the plastic containers 8 inside the candles 7. In each candle a plastic container 8 is embedded inside the body of the candle 7 and supports a portion 34 from another container with a consumable candle 35 that is housed in a container. In the base 20 of the body of the candle 7, some holes 19 cross the same until reaching the pouring spout 21 of the plastic container 8 in order to avoid a harmful excess of heat.

Inside the support container 8 of the body of the candle 7 a pin 50 houses a socket 49 that supports an electric bulb 48 to be turned on in any of the functions that the system is predetermined.

At the base 20 of the candle body there are a plurality of holes 19 that pierce the base 20 of the candle body until reaching the pouring spout 21 of the container 8 in order to protect it from a harmful excess of heat. Inside the support container 8 of the body of the candle 7 a pin 50 houses a socket 49 that supports an electric bulb 48 to be turned on in any of the functions that the system is predetermined.

In the upper internal part, the cabinet 3 houses a speaker 4 arranged for the emission of sound (voice and / or music). You can see the platform 5 that supports the set of candles arranged from the center of the platform in various sizes, 6 shapes and thicknesses. The candle holder assembly consumable candles and cabinet 3 rests on a base 22; its description is identical to that of Fig. 1. This same consumable candle holder configuration will be applicable to the half-hemisphere or quarter-hemisphere cabinet configuration. basis of it.

Fig. 7 is another form of configuration of the container embedded in the body of the consumable candle holder candles, given by the position of a container 8 with the pour spout 21 with its threads upwards and the inlay of another plastic container 46 against the previous one or a portion thereof with the pouring spout 47 downwards and which acts as a holder for the entire body of the sail 7. The container 8 embedded in the upper part with the pouring spout 21 upwards is used as a deposit of liquid fuel and next to its lid 10 it holds a lighter holder 17 with its wick 18; and the one located in the lower part of the holder of the entire body of the candle, in turn housing an electric bulb 48 that is supported in a socket 49 on a spike 50 that adjusts with the cap 51 and the threads 52 of the same container to be turned on in any of the functions that the system is predetermined.

At the base of the candle body 20 there are a plurality of holes 19 that pierce the base 20 of the candle body 7 until reaching the pouring spout 47 of the container 46 in order to protect it from a harmful excess of heat.

In the upper internal part, the cabinet 3 houses a speaker 4 arranged for the emission of sound (voice and / or music). You can see the platform 5 that supports the set of candles arranged from the center of the platform in various sizes, 6 shapes and thicknesses. The candle holder assembly consumable candles and cabinet 3 rests on a base 22; its description is identical to that of Fig. 1. This same configuration of the containers as support for the candles will be applicable to the configuration of the cabinet when it is half a hemisphere or a quarter of a hemisphere.

The different parts of the candle system 1, touch sensors, speaker, are interconnected for operation with a control device 63, for example: programmable electronic. Such control is easily imaginable by those skilled in the art, therefore it is not represented, it is done on the description of a function. Fig. 8 shows a detailed view of one of the forms of operation of the candle system, in the OFF position condition of a switch in cabinet 3, illustrates one form of operation thereof; a finger 37 operating the candle system by closing a touch sensor 24 in one of the lamellae of cabinet 3 that contains a figure that identifies it with the selected or lit candle 7 and that corresponds to another equal 38 located in the same , in turn there is a sound emission in the form of a message. The combination of these events is done on the description of a function. Various modifications may be made to the present disclosure but even within these concepts all of these modifications are considered to be within it.

Claims

CLAIMS What is claimed is: 1. A candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, characterized by a base, said base holds a hemispherical cabinet, said cabinet houses a configuration of lamellae that form a circumference for identification and selection of the candles and touch sensors, maintaining a direct relationship in number of lamellae with respect to the touch sensors, said lamellae also maintain a relationship with respect to the candles, the cabinet lamellae correspond to other peers located in the Sails, said candles are configured by groups, said groups in turn are made up of a certain number of candles arranged on a platform, said arrangement of the candles is given from the center of the cabinet platform outward, from highest to lowest, in various sizes, one or several shapes and thicknesses identified for ignition by a foil containing a figure at the top of the candle and corresponding to another equal located in the cabinet; The whole set of candles is housed in a platform and in turn they are supported by the location of one or several plastic containers within them, of which the lid against their threads make the closure against the platform to hold the body of the vertical In turn, in the internal part of the support plastic container, by the spout it holds a spike with an electric bulb, and the base thereof by the top holds a consumable candle. 2. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said base is formed by the union of two or more groups of plastic containers placed vertically, where each group is formed by two plastic containers joined by their bases and at the spills of the same for their threads with or without their lids on the bottom joins another pair of containers in the same previous position adjusting the spout peak of the previous with the spout peak of the following group, continuing with this procedure until reaching the desired height. At the end of the base a pedestal formed of a portion of a plastic container with the spout facing upwards is joined by the spout peak of a group of plastic containers supporting the entire column. 3. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said base houses a spike that supports in the middle part the threads of a plastic container to fit in a lid hollow with its threads located in the portion of a plastic container, and at the lower end it supports the threads of another plastic container to in turn fit a lid with its threads located on a circular platform that closes the base column. 4. Candle system as a stand for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with emission according to claim 1, wherein said cabinet can take the form of a half-sphere without a support base. 5. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said cabinet can take the form of a hemisphere room without a support base. 6. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said lamellae are configured with respect to the touch sensors in a direct ratio of m lamellae per m sensors to the touch, where m lamellae is an integer from 0 to 999 and m sensors to the touch is an integer from 0 to 999. 7. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, 6, wherein said lamellae located in the cabinet with respect to the lamellae located in the candles maintain a ratio of 1 to l. 8. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, 6, 7, wherein said lamellae located in the cabinet house a touch sensor in its lower part to be activated with your finger to contact with it. 9. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said candles on several of their faces has several holes of any shape that passes through the body and the container embedded in the same. 10. • Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said candles on one of their faces at medium height have a hole of any shape that passes through the body and the embedded container thereof, forming a niche. 11. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission, according to claim 1, wherein said determined candles are configured by p number of groups, where p is an integer from 0 to 999. 12. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 1, 11, wherein said groups consisting of a certain number of candles is given by q candles, where q is an integer from 1 to 999. ' 13. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 1, 11, 12, wherein said arrangement of the candles can be given from the central inner edge of the cabinet platform of half hemisphere shape, out from largest to smallest in different sizes, one or more shapes and thicknesses, where all give the appearance of a truncated cone. 14. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 1, 11, 12, wherein said arrangement of the candles can be given from the central inner edge of the cabinet platform of Half hemisphere shape, out from largest to smallest in different sizes, a shape and thickness where all give the appearance of a waterfall. 15. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 1, 11, 12, wherein said arrangement of the candles can be given from the union of the two internal edges of the platform from the cabinet a quarter hemisphere, out from greater to lesser in different sizes, one or several shapes and thicknesses where all give the appearance of a truncated cone. 16. Candle system as a consumable candle holder, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 1, wherein said candle holder on the platform is given by the thread of the plastic container embedded therein, through a hole in it and of which the closure with the lid and a plastic washer (product of opening a hole in the base of another container) against the threads ensure the position of the same. ^;; ' 17. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission characterized by the support candle for the system that has an inlay of plastic containers with or without portions thereof in different sizes and shapes within the body of a candle forming different configurations inside; said configurations inside, of the body of the candle support in turn inside another removable plastic container of smaller volume with a fuel inside and holding a lighter holder with its wick on the threads of the spout with its lid; said removable plastic container may be replaced by a portion of a removable plastic container; said portion of a removable plastic container holds a container with a consumable candle; in turn the plastic container or the portion of the removable plastic container holds a surrounding crown; said surrounding crown has a high crests at its outer edges that mount to the highest crests in a star-shaped hole located at the base of the vessel embedded in the body of the support candle. 18. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said configuration of plastic containers within the body of the support candle is given by the position of the container with the peak of poured down serving as a holder of the candle lamp body and the base up as a holder of another plastic container that houses a liquid fuel and in its lid a lighter holder with its wick. 19. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said configuration of plastic containers inside the body of the support candle is given by the position of the container with the spout facing down serving as a holder of the body of the candle lamp and the base facing up as a holder of a portion of another plastic container that houses a container with a consumable candle 20. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said configuration of plastic containers within the body of the support candle is given by the position of the container with the peak of poured with its threads upwards serving as a liquid fuel tank and the embedding of another plastic container or a portion thereof against the previous one or with the spout tip down that acts as a holder for the entire body of the candle lamp. 21. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, 18, 19, 20, wherein said configuration of plastic containers within the body of the support candle is given by the position of containers located axially with respect to a central container, with spills upwards each serving as a fuel tank with their respective lids each supporting a lighter holder with its wick. 22. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, 18, 19, 20, wherein said configuration of plastic containers within the body of the support candle is given by the position of containers located axially with respect to a central container, with the spouts with their threads facing down holding a spike that houses an electric bulb inside, and the central container holds another container as a fuel tank with its respective lid supporting a lighter holder with its wick. 23. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said configuration of plastic containers within the body of the support candle is given by the position of a portion of the peak of pouring of a plastic container with a cross-section through its center and longitudinal on one side that supports the base of another portion of a plastic container with a hole in the center that in turn supports a removable plastic container that contains a fuel liquid inside and in its lid houses a lighter holder with its wick. 24. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said removable plastic container of smaller volume contains a liquid fuel inside and in its lid with its threads adjusted to The threads of the spout hold a lighter holder with its wick. 25. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said removable plastic container of smaller Volume contains a gaseous fuel inside and a cap with its threads adjusted to the threads of the spout. 26. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein said portion of a plastic container is a quarter, half or the whole body of the container without the spout and houses a container that holds a consumable candle. 27. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 17, wherein its surrounding crown is the portion of a base of a plastic container with a portion of its recesses with a hole in the center. 28. Candle system as a stand for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission characterized by its form of operation given by a series of events, such as permanent lighting of all the electric bulbs inside each candle support with the position of a switch ON and the other position OFF for the lighting of the bulbs only when there is sound emission; selection of one or more lamellae making contact with a finger on the touch sensor located in the lamellae of the cabinet, emission or accumulation of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages, transmitted one by one sequentially. The combination of these events is done on the description of a function, this function allows the operation of the system. 29. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for lighting a support candle with the switch OFF, selecting a lamella in the cabinet corresponding to the figure of the support candle where the burning consumable candle is held by making contact with a finger only once on a touch sensor; the internal electric bulb of the support candle is lit, in turn there is a sound emission (voice and / or music) in the form of messages for a few seconds, the electric bulb being timed while the sound emission is given. 30. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the prolongation of lighting of a support candle with the switch in OFF, selecting a lamella in the cabinet corresponding to the figure of the support candle where the lit consumable candle is held by making contact several times on the same touch sensor, the internal electric bulb of the consumable candle is lit in turn gives a sequence of sound emissions (voice and / or music) in the form of messages for a few seconds, equal to the number of contacts made with the finger on the touch sensor in the foil, the electric bulb being timed while the sound emission occurs. 31. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with emission of sound according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the lighting of several support candles with the position of a switch in OFF, selecting several lamellae in the cabinet corresponding to the figures of the desired support candles making contact in each of them on the touch sensor only once. The internal electric bulbs of the selected support candles are lit, in turn there are several sound emissions (voice and / or music) in the form of messages for a few seconds equal in number of times to the contacts made with the finger on the sensors when touch located in each lamella, lighting and keeping the electric bulb of each support candle timed while the sound is emitted. 32. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the lighting of several support candles with the position of a switch in OFF, selecting several lamellae in the cabinet corresponding to the figures of the desired support candles by contacting several times in a touch sensor in several lamellae, the internal electric bulbs of the selected support candles are lit in turn a sequence of sound emissions (voice and / or music) in the form of messages equal to the number of contacts made with the finger on the touch sensor in each of the lamellae; the electric bulb being timed while sound emission occurs. 33. Candle system as a stand for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, wherein said function is given for when all the consumable candles of the system are lit and there is no sound emission, at the time of accessing the system, where you can act in any of the above functions, the difference is that only the touch sensors will be acted for the sound emission (voice and / or music ) in the form of messages being emitted, one behind the other and lighting the electric bulbs of the support candles corresponding to the selected touch sensors, the electric bulb of each of the candles being timed while sound emission is given. 34. Candle system as a stand for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 ^' , 33, wherein said function is given for when all consumable and electric candles are lit and there is sound emission at the time of accessing the lighting of more candles, where you can act in any of the above functions, the difference is that the emission of sound (voice and / or music) in the form of messages is will accumulate taking a queue and then be issued sequentially, the same will be for the lighting of the internal electric bulb in each selected support candle, the timing will accumulate for longer. 35. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for when a predetermined equal or greater condition of contacts in a touch sensor is reached, selecting a lamella in the cabinet corresponding to the consumable candle lit by making contact with a finger on the touch sensor located therein, so many times until a predetermined minimum stop of contact accumulation in a touch sensor is reached; there is a sound broadcast for several seconds; a series of predetermined messages sequentially in turn an internal electric bulb of the support candle remains timed while maintaining the sound emission. 36. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for changing the base period of candle timing by adjusting another swicth in the cabinet, which it is conditioned as in the previous switch in the OFF position but now the timing of the support candle does not depend on the time of the sound emission but on a predetermined value. 37. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the increment of candle timing periods by adjusting another switch in the cabinet allowing increments to be made to the predetermined value of candle timing by setting a switch in the corresponding cabinet to an increment value of the timer period thereof. 38. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the diagnosis of system operation by adjusting a switch in a position in the cabinet and in the another position, default to do it by accessing a web address. 39. Candle system as a support for consumable candles, operated to the touch and with sound emission according to claim 28, wherein said function is given for the accumulation or exchange of new messages for the candle system via the internet, establishing communication to through an input / output port located in the system and another located on a computer, and in turn accessing through the latter to the global network (internet) to a URL, corresponding to a particular web page where it is offered The service of exchange or addition of new messages to be stored through this in the support candle system.